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AMUSEMENTS IT’S BECOMING A RECOGNISED CHRISTCHURCH CUSTOM ’ It® Really Entertain Your Guests or Staff You Bring Them to See; 1 “WEST SIDE STORY” ! Kerridge-Odeon s ’Phone IODEON Soo Socially the City's First Iheatre 2 p.m.—DAILY—B p.m. Mmsch Pictures present ROBERT WISE’S “WEST SIDE STORY” “WEST SIDE STORY” Approved for General Exhibition Panavision 70-Technicolor 6-track HI-FI Stereophonic Sound Starring NATALIE WOOD I RICHARD BEYMER RUSS TAMBLYN. RITA MORENO. GEORGE CHAKIRIS “The Best Picture” Winner of 10 Academy Awards All Reservations D.I.C. Kerridge-Odeon - = TIVOLI = — ’Phone 43-425 ===== RESERVE AT THEATRE 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. COMEDY SUPREME Loaded with the Biggest. Longest. Loudest Laughs that Ever rocked the Army . . The Screen . and You 1 United Artists Present ROBERT MITCHUM Jack Webb, Martha Hyer in “The Last Time 1 Saw “The Last Time I Saw A-R-C-H-I-E” A-R-C-H-I-E” (General Exhibition) It's the charge of the laugh brigade! It's "Archie," the genuine 14-Karat goldbrick He’s the private with a private jeep a private stock of girls . and a private joke on the whole U.S Army Kerridge-Odeon 'Phone PLAZA 88- 089 2 P.M TODAY 8 P.M. 2 MORE DAYS OF Alain Resnais’ “LAST YEAR IN MARIENBAD” in Cinema Scope (Appvd. for General Exhibition. Recommended as suitable for persons 13 and over ) i FREE Air-India Souvenir ; “Manenbad” programme at all I sessions, to every patron. METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham 'Phone 88-600 ! 7.15 ’p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. ROBERT MITCHUM Strikes Under Cover Of Night And Lives Under Sentence Of ! Death In The Thrilling Drama. I “THE NIGHT FIGHTERS" "THE NIGHT FIGHTERS" (Y) Certificate. I And On The Same Programme; DIRK BOGARDE i As A Man Of Faith AVA GARDNER ! .As The Faithless Woman, iln The Stirring Drama. I “THE ANGEL WORE RED" ! "THE ANGEL WORE RED” (G) Certificate acknowledgements MRS C. C. WILSON expresses sincere Gratitude to relatives and friends for messages of sympathy, flora! tributes, and the many kindnesses received during the illness and recent death of a loved husband (Joseph Henry). The generous care and ' attention of the doctors, sisters. : and nurses of Ward 28, Prin- : cess Margaret Hospital, are most deeply appreciated. Please ac- ■ cept this as a personal acknowledgement. as many addresses are unknown. THE Family of the late Susan | Cassidy wish to express their ; sincere Thanks to relatives. neighbours, and friends for floral tributes, letters, cards, telegrams. and personal expressions of sympathy in the loss of a loved mother. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement FLORISTS A. COX and Son. Complete Floral Service. 15 Wvchbury i street. Spreydon. Phone 35-115 I all hours. D i ARTISTIC Floral Service Reasonable prices Taylcr’s Spreydon Nursery. 62 Cobham street Phone 88-560 Membti of Teleflower. THS [FUNeKaL Sprays. Telephone : 78-662 or 39-568 or 38-299. You I are guaranteed the artistic triibute from Miss Feaver, Florist. (Ltd.. 709 Colombo street. D ;HOWDEN‘S Floral Service for ; Quality Floral Tributes at sen- | sible prices. Phone Howden's. (Florists, 79-720, or after hours 70-546. p I JULIA Gray. Floral Specialist Wreaths. Sprays, Hospital Flowers. Weddings. 940 A Colombo st. ’Ph. 30-207. Free delivery. I After hours ’Ph. 70-552. D DO YOU WISH YOUR FLORAL EMBLEM TO BE OUTSTANDING? IF SO. CONSULT ’ NAIRN'S NURSERIES. LTD., 166 Lincoln road. ; Phone 64-139 - 64-138 We Specialise in Funeral Em(blems and Cut Flowers. Natural flowers only are used, i Plastic and artificial flowers are ' not used, as they have no tnean- | tag. Having a Fleet of Cars, we (deliver daily Funeral Emblems and Flowers where required. D MONUMENTAL MASONS HAMPTONS MEMORIALS HAMPTON'S MEMORIALS HAMPTONS MEMORIALS Design Beauty and Character Personal Service RING 75-042 CALL 231 FITZGERALD AVE. Write P.O Box 2686. Chch TW