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. AMUSEMENTS Tour Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie *Phooe 00-061 Raaarve at the Avo* Monday to Friday 11, 2.. 5, 8. , Saturday 2,5, 8 p.m. A Sure-Fire Comedy ■ Conflagration that Blazes a New Trail... in Bank Robberies! 1 In the Criminally Funny s Tradition of "Lavender Hill Mob," "Too Many Crooks,” "Make Mine Mink,” and "TwoWay Stretch.” Associated British Present* i “GO TO BLAZES” * Cinemascope Colour (G) s With Britain’s Favourite Funsters of Screen and TV I Robert Morley Dennis Price DAVE KING DANIEL MASSEY NORMAN ROSSINGTON CORAL BROWNE MAGGIE SMITH Also Showing UNDERWATER ADVENTURE BUGS BUNNY COLOUR CARTOON SPORT SPECIAL DOGS LATEST NEWS Kerridge-Odeon i mu plaza mu ’Phone 88-089 Reserve at Plaza Today: 2 and 8 p.m. Paramount Films presents IN TECHNICOLOR ‘ “WAR of the WORLDS” I H. G. WELLS’ Awe-inspiring Account of the Invasion from the Red Planet Mars. With THIRTEEN STARS ' And SEVEN PLANETS Restricted Persons Under 13 ! Years WIU Not Be Admitted. ~ Also - LATEST CINESOUND NEWS ■ centuryTl St. Albans Phon* 42-903 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 New and altogether different electrifying shocker. ALFRED HICHCOCK’S “PSYCHO” “PSYCHO” R. 16. Persons under 16 not admitted. Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles John Gavin, Janet Leigh Special Featurette “Vistavision visits Spain” ' Plans D.1.C., at Theatre 6 p.m. 1 1 " IL A M Fendalton Phone 31-536 I TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. IT'S HERE I ELVIS PRESLEY ELVIS PRESLEY In his finest film “BLUE HAWAII” “BLUE HAWAII” “BLUE HAWAII” (G) In Cinemascope & Rich Colour. VOGUE Spreydon Phone 35-490 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 P.M. A light-hearted comedy with particular appeal to all audiences. “All Hands On Deck” Cinemascope Colour (G) Pat Boone Dennis O'Keefe Hear Pat singing top hit tunes. Tomorrow: Double Feature Programme “THE SPIDER'S WEB” (G) Also: “FOLLOW THAT HORSE” (G) BAFFLE RESULTS ELMWOOD TENNIS CLUB Ist Prize—No. 843. C. J. Rowe, 89 Forfar street. 2nd PRIZE—No. 1994, 'Phone 49-285. 3rd PRIZE—No. 11776, McGill, 552 Madras street. D. H. GREIG. Organiser. .5414 TINY TATTS Numbered 1250-2749 No. 42, drawn 26.1.63. Ist PRIZE, £69-2425. 2nd PRIZE, £5—1430. 10 PRIZES £1: 1281 1345 1369 1542 1722 1818 2209 2301 2331 2557 10 PRIZES 10s: 1283 1333 1433 1440 1629 ' 2000 2408 2437 2439 2680 j Prizes may be collected from ( agents or 245 Cashel street. i LUCKY SEVENTY RESULTS. SERIES 115. i Drawn 26/1/63. • Ist Prize: £70—1285. j 10 Prizes of £1 i 1551 2222 2580 2591 1344 ’ 2509 2105 2085 1451 2512 ' 10 Prizes of 10s 1705 2546 1359 2006 2095 2300 1645 1321 1417 1971 Prizes may be collected from ' agents or 116 Lonsdale street. MUSICAL TUITION TEACHER of guitar and uku- ; lele has vacancies for pupils in Brighton area. 'Ph. 67-188. 1406 CHIEOFBACTOKS J. W. DUGGAN, D.C. Comer Manchester street and Bealey avenue 'Phone 65-931 Day and evening hours. ========l ADULTS Only: Branchial Mixture for all Cheat Cold* and Bronchitis, 3s 6d bottle. Iggo's (Chemists). Ltd. 105 Cashel st. 7527 _ USB the Advertisements tn I “The Press" to plan your buy- " ing. They will *»ve_you many t hours of Shopping Time. t