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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30129, 13 May 1963, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS ONE, TWO, THREE Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie ; •Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon ; Monday to Friday 11, 2, 5. 8. • Saturday 2, 5. 8 p.m. THE AVON'S HAPPY. WHOLE- ; SOME HOLIDAY TRRtT 1 TROUBLE was never so much FUN ! ONE HILARIOUS MISADVEN-; TORE AFTER ANOTHER ! FROM A PLUSH RENO CASINO, TO THE AMUSEMENTS. AMAZEMENTS AND ENCHANTMENTS OF FABULOUS Disneyland ' —Filmed for the first time in a feature picture. TONY CURTIS Inherits “40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE” . . and a Ton of Joy 1 With SUZANNE PLESHETTE PHIL SILVERS —and introducing Winsome Wee Claire Wilcox A Universal Release IN EASTMANCOLOR (App. for General Exhibition) Plus: COLOUR CARTOON COLOUR TRAVELOGUE “LOOK AT LIFE” Colour. Look ! FREE Photos of Claire Wilcox and FREE ADMISSION ! Tj every small Boy or Girl, (accompanied by ar adult) who weighs exactly 401bs on the Avery Scales in our foyer. —■ Kerridge-Odeon M TIVOLI 'Phone 43-425 RESERVE AT THEATRE CHILDREN’S SPECIAL MATINEES TODAY 11 a.m.—2 p.m. TODAY 11 a.m.—2 p.m. A Special Programme for Parents and their Kiddies, an ANIMAL fairy Story . . . Animals have been given human characters and habits more than one would believe possible . . . Dogs. Cats. Hens. Pigs, Kittens, all give a Wonderful Display SEE them on Scooters, ToyTrains. Cars, and on Circus Merry-go-rounds. It’s a real "Tail-waggers Town" on Him. it's great fun . . . “ONCE UPON A TIME” “ONCE UPON A TIME” (G) Filmed in EASTMAN Color Plus Cartoon Parade Plus Cartoon Parade EVENINGS at 8 p.m. EVENINGS at 8 p.m. Woman-starved G-I’s gave hei their Secrets, as she Spun a Web to destroy the Army I ! Hell-on-Wheeis and the 7th ' Army . . Machine-Guns and Bazookas . . . “ARMOURED “ARMOURED COMMAND” COMMAND” (Y) Hailed by the Critics as one of Hollywood’s finest War Films since “To Hell And Back.” It’s Tough! Tense! anu Terrific! with plenty of ACTION. HOWARD KEEL TINA LOUISE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THE Family of the late I. W. Barton, Blenheim, wish to Thank most sincerely all relatives. neighbours and friends for tlie floral tributes, cards, letters, telegrams and personal expressions of sympathy they received in their recent sad beeravement. Please accept this as a personal acknoweldgement. MRS E. LEE and Family wish to express their sincere Thanks to their kind friends for cards, telegrams and floral tributes. Special thanks to doctors and nurses in Ward 1, Timaru Hospital, for their care and attention in the sad loss of a loved husband and father. Please accept this as a personal message

FLORISTS

A. COX and Son. Complete Floral Service, 15 Wychbury street, Spreydon 'Phone 35-115 all hours. D FUNERAL Sprays. Telephone 78-662 or 39-568 or 38-299. You are guaranteed the artistic tribute from Miss Feaver. Florist. Ltd., 709 Colombo street. D HOWDEN’S Floral Service for Qualitv Floral Tributes at sensible prices. ‘Phone Howden's. Florists. 79-720. or after hours 70-546. D JULIA Grav, Floral Specialist Wreaths, Sprays. Hospital Flowers Weddings. 940 A Colombo st. Th. 30-207 Free delivery After hours ‘Ph. "0-552. D ST. GEORGE Florists, __ 219 ! Pananui road. ’Phone 55-220. I After hours 27-365 or 56-508. Member Teleflower. MWS IDO 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 tn Funeral Emblems and Cut Flowers. Natural flowers only are used Plastic and artificial flowers are ; used, as they have no meanling. ! Having a Fleet ot Cars, we daily F H. neral Emblems and Flowers where reouired D