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AMUSEMENTS Daily at 2 and 8. Kerridge-Odeon MAJESTIC Reserve Theatre 10 a.m. -9 pm. Phone 62-038-39 SOME MEIN LOVE WAR THE WAY OTHERS LOVE WOMEN . . . THIS IS A STORY OF BOTH KINDS I I Columbia Pictures Present The Screen Adaptation of JOHN HERSLEY’S Major Novel Of World War 2 “The WAR LOVER” Restricted Persons Under 16 Not Admitted. Brilliantly Starring STEVE McQUEEN ROBERT WAGNER And Shirley Anne Field THEATRE ROYAL Commencing SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT MATINEE at 2 p.m. GALA EVENING PERFORMANCE at 7.45 THE CHRISTCHURCH OPERATIC SOCIETY BRINGS JOY IN JULY WITH “THE MUSIC MAN” “THE MUSIC MAN” “THE MUSIC MAN” “THE MUSIC MAN” “THE MUSIC MAN” “THE MUSIC MAN” “A Golden Harvest Of Music And Happiness!" —"Daily Telegraph.” London.

You’ll love every moment of its gay and colourful story, a huge cast of singing and dancing talents delivers Meredith Wilson's wonderful score in thrilling style from the fabulously unique opening to the brilliant "Seventy-six Trombones" finale. Its specular settings are based on the Broadway and Landon originals (producer Stan Lawson brought back detailed designs from London), with many of the gorgeous costumes epecially supplied by Garnet H. Carroll from his Australian professional production. In fact a show with everything to send you out of the theatre eager to tell friends DON'T MISS THE MUSIC MAN'—IT'S WONDERFUL!" Book Today at D.I.C. PLANS NOW OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE EVENINGS: Dress Circle and Stall*. 15s, 10s. Gallery 6s. MATINEES: Ils, 6s 6d Gallery 5s Children Friday Nights. 7s 6d. 5s G illery 3s Matinees 5s 6d. 3s 3d, Gallery 2s 6d. Plus Booking Fee GALLERY SEATS RESERVABLE AT D.I.C ON DAY OF PERFORMANCE ONLY. (Gallery seats for Saturday’s Matinee and Gala Evening Performance on sale Friday at D I.C. I Illi) New Brighton LallAJ Phone 67-006 Finally Tonight 7.45 p.m. The violent story of a man called “CIMARRON” (G) Glenn Ford—Marie Schnell Anne Baxter—Rus* Ttamblyn Tuesday —' 1 p.m. Only "CIRCLE OF DECEPTION” (Y) Tuesday 7.45 p.m. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE 1 I I STEVE REEVES Mighty as "THE WHITE WARRIOR” (G) JERRY LEWIS Hilarious as “THE BELLBOY" (G) Special After School Session, Wednesday 3.15 "THE BELLBOY”

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