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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30212, 17 August 1963, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS For All The Family MATINEE TODAY MATINEE TODAY 2 p.m. 2 p.m. A limited number of seats at 10/6 Adults, 5/6 Children and Senior Citizens, will be on sale from 10 a.m. today. TONIGHT AT 8 TONIGHT AT 8 Then Nightly at 8 with Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2. Kerridge-Odeon MAJESTIC Book at. Theatre, 10 a m.-6 pm. 'Phone 62-038. A Great Laughter-Filled, Glamour-Packed Show With 1001 Delights I THE BLACK & WHITE THE BLACK & WHITE THE BLACK & WHITE MINSTREL SHOW MINSTREL SHOW MINSTREL SHOW London's Merriest Musical . . BOOK AT THEATRE Prices:— EVENINGS 30/6 , 20/6 MATINE3S 20/6 15/6 CHILDREN AND SENIOR CITIZENS HALF PRICE AT MATINEES: 10/6 and 8/-. THERE ARE A LIMITED NUMBER OF SEATS AT 15/6 ON SALE FROM 10 a.m. FOR THIS EVENING. Kerridge-Odeon = TIVOLI m 'Phone 43-425 11 'T'-r RESERVE AT THEATRE Today: 2 —s—B p.m. Today: 2—s—B p.m. 7th GREAT WEEK ! I 7th GREAT WEEK ! ! 7th GREAT WEEK I ! It’s a Laugh a Minute Comedy of the Year ! ! ! Rank Organisation Presents JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE Leslie Stanley PHILLIPS BAXTER “THE FAST LADY” “THE FAST LADY” “THE FAST LADY” (GENERAL EXHIBITION) T-E-C-H-N-I-C-O-L-O-R It’s in the "Genevieve” tradition with beautiful old cars . . Lovely young girls aid loaded with fun ! Plus Special Colour Featurette: “A Holiday for Susan” LATE MOVIES I TONIGHT —llp.m. Is this the Truth Bemnd the Great Million Dolar Boston Robbery? “Six Bridges To Cross” (A) Tonv George CURTIS NADER

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MRS S. McBRIDE and Family, Queenstown, desire to Thank all kind friends and relatives who had masses offered, sent floral tributes, and messages of sympathy in their recent bereavement. Special thanks to the staffs of the Frankton and Wakari Hospitals for their kindnessand attention to their Fran. THE Family of the late Mrs B. Rait desire to express their sincere Thanks to many kind friends and relatives for telegrams, letters, and other expressions of sympathy. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. MR A. H. BELL, Motukarara. wishes to Thank very sincerely all relations and friends for floral tributes, letters, telegrams, and cards of sympathy In the double loss of his loved wife, and also his mother. As many addresses are unknown, please accept this as a personal acknowled gement. THE Wife. Sisters and Brothers of the late H. J. (Jack) Firth wish to express their sincere Thanks to all kind friends and relations for telegrams, cards, floral tributes and personal expressions of sympathy in their sad loss of a loved one. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement as many addresses are unknown. EILEEN FANTHAM, Suzanne and Julie wish to express their sincere Thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for letters. cards, floral tributes, telegams and personal expressions of sympathy received in their recent sad loss of a very dear husband and father. Owing to the large number of messages, would all concerned please accept their heartfelt thanks, and take this as a token of their gratitude. MR H. BENNETT and Family wish to Thank aU kind friends and relatives who sent telegrams. floral tributes, etc., in their recent sad bereavement. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. MRS MAVIS LAMB, ianiee. Oolin and Nigel wish to Thank all kind relations, friends and neighbours for their help and expressions of sympathy in the loss of a loved husband and father. Please accept our sincere thanks. _____ MRS V. M. ISITT and Family wish to express their gratitude to the sisters, nurses, doctors and staff of Ward 7 and 12A, Christchurch Hospital, for their kind attention to the late Mr L. H. Isitt.