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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29971, 5 November 1962, Page 1

AMUSIMtMTS 2nd Wonderful Week ! D-A-I-L-Y 2 p.m.—s p.m.—B pun. Warner Bros. Pictures Invite you to share the exciting, fascinating world of . . . “SUSAN SLADE” “SUSAN SLADE” “SUSAN SLADE” (A) T-E-C-H-N-l-C-O-L-O-R Starring TROY DONAHUE CONNIE STEVENS DOROTHY McGUIRE LLOYD NOLAN This is the picture where a boy and girl discover love . . . Adult: emotions explode . . . Where the people and the sensations of the great best seller come to bold life I FROM THE DIRECTOR AND STUDIO WHO GAVE YOU “A Summer Place” and "Panish” Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone REGENT 69 389 "THEATRE OF THE STARS" Reserve at Regent 10 p.m. 8.15 p.m. THURSDAY 8.15 p.m. THURSDAY The Official Cinematic Highlight of New Zealand Carnival Week Selected from a panel of eleven Major productions and rushed by air from America for its EXCLUSIVE AUSTRALASIAN PREMIERE PRESENTATION Columbia Pictures’ compelling story of today’s young doctors, their professional and private lives, their loves, ambitions, successes and their failures . . . “THE INTERNS” “THE INTERNS” “THE INTERNS” “THE INTERNS” “THE INTERNS” “THE INTERNS” (Restricted certificate; persons under sixteen (16) not admitted) COLUMBIA PICTURES ASSEMBLED AN EXCITING CAST OF TALENTED YOUNG STARS FOR THIS MAJOR PRODUCTION. MICHAEL CALLAN CLIFF ROBERTSON JAMES MacARTHUR NICK ADAMS SUZY PARKER HYA HARAREET ANNE HELM

With BUDDY EBSEN KAY STEVENS A stimulating screen experience ‘THE INTERNS” “THE INTERNS” Currently In season throughout America and proving to be Columbia Pictures most successful release since their alltime record-breaking production “The Guns of Navarone.” RESERVE NOW FOR THE PREMIERE EVENING (Normal Prices) DRESS INFORMAL SEE THE BIG A. & P. CENTENNIAL SHOW PROCESSION TODAY At Noon An historic and impressive spectacle to mark Canterbury's 100th Show, a tremendous, thundering cavalcade of vintage and modern farm machinery and transport, including a bullock waggon, a wool waggon, new and ancient tractors, period costume floats, traction engines and mills, drovers, working dogs, horse drawn buggies, broughams and carts, pack horses, chaff cutters, swaggers, self-propelled headers and combines, threshing machines, blacksmith shop and other clever historic set pieces. The Route Procession starts at Noon from Armagh St. West, to Manchester St., down to Worcester St., and through Cathedral Square to Worcester St West, along Rolleston Ave to Park Terrace for : dispersal at 1 p.m. Note The 4-Dav Centennial Show Opens Tomorrow 1 At the Showgrounds. POLO 11 am. | CHHtOHUCTOKS ) CHIROPRACTOR J. W. DUGGAN. D.C.. Palmer Graduate. 137 Peterborough street. j Telephone 65-931. Day and Evening Hours. SMW | 7777?? DO you agree? Many] patrons are saying that this year's field in the N.Z. Trot- j ting Cup is the greatest of all* time. See thia classic race on Tuesday. 3073