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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30294, 21 November 1963, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS| Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON | Management:—S. E. M. Moodie •Phone 60-082. Reserve at the Avon Monday to Friday 11, 2, 5. and 8. Saturday 2. 5 and 8 2ND POWERFUL WEEK BEGINS TOMORROW ! A Man—and a Movie— You Won’t Forget I That’s “HUD”! PAUL NEWMAN is “HU D ” A Paramount Picture. (A) Co-starring MELVYN DOUGLAS BRANDON DE WILDE PATRICIA NEaL Bold, Modern Drama of Family Relations and Conflicts ... You won’t just SEE It You’ll LIVE It ! " ILAM Fendalton Phone 31*536 TONIGHT ONLY 7.45 p.m. Agatha Christie Offers you the ultimate in a sophisticated comedy thriller in colour. “THE SPIDER’S WEB” “THE SPIDER’S WEB” <G) Starring Glynis Johns Jack Hulbert John Justin A wonderful picture backed by a wonderful set of shorts which will delight the most discerning picturegoer. Tomorrow: Tony Curtis in “40 Pounds Of Trouble” CENTURY I St. Albans - Phone 42-903 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 PETER f ELLERS Virginia Maskell Mai Zetterling In the very successful and sophisticated British comedy “Only Two Can Play” Rl6. Persons under 16 not admitted. From the novel "That uncertain feeling by Kingsley Amis Very Special Featurette •‘Seaward The Great Ships” The whole programme is Tops Plans D.I.C. at Theatre 6 p.m. Tomorrow: “Bachelor Flat’’ (G) II VOGUE I Spreydon—’Phone 35-490 7.45 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 Revealed to the world for the first time! This authentic story of the drama! Suspense! and Humour’ “The Day They Robbed The Bank of England” (G) PETER (Lawrence of Arabia) O'TOOLE, ALDO RAY, ELIZABETH SELLARS Tomorrow: “Breakfast At Tiffany’s” (A) I I JAM New Brighton L/11AJ Phone 67-006 Tonight & Friday Only 7.15 p.m. (Feature Commences promptly 7.20 p.m.) Entertainment unsurpassable: The things you see and the things you’ll feel, are the things that will be part of you as long as you Live’ “JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBERG” (A) SPENCEkt TRACY BERT L.ANC ASTER JUDY GARLAND RICHARD WIDMARK MONTGOMERY CLIFT MAXIMIL AN SCHELL MARLENE DIETRICH Definitely not to be missed. “SOUTH PACIFIC” “SOUTH PACIFIC” AUDITIONS FOR PRINCIPALS Auditions will be held on .Sunday. December 1. at the Theatre Royal and applications are invited for the roles listed below in this production to be presented by the Christchurch Operatic Society next March. Rehearsals will commence midJanuary. For an audition time please 'phone or write the Secretary as soon as possible. P.O. Box 1338, Christchurch. Telephone 60-734, Business Hrs. NELLIE FORBUSH— Voice range Low A-D flat. EMILE de BEQUE— Bassbaritone A-E. BLOODY MARY— Contralto Low G-F. LIAT— Non-singing Tonkinese native girl. CAPT. GEO. BRACKETT— U.S.N. non-singing. Lt. JOSEPH CABLE— U.S.M.C. Voice D-G. COMMDR. WM. HARBINSON, U.S.N., non-singing LUTHER BILLIS— Singing Seabee, E.-E. STEWPOT— Singing Seabee, E-E. PROFESSOR— Singing Seabee, E-E. Lt. BUZZ ADAMS— nonsinging. HENRI— non-singing native servant. NGANA— Girl aged 8 to 11, Voice D-C. JEROME— Boy. aged 8 to 11. Voice D-C Producer—Alan de Malmanche Musical Director—Keith Newson Choreographer— Lenor Barry-Baker. Another Christchurch Operatic Society prestige presentation. VETERINARY Remedies: A comprehensive range at Iggos (Chemists,. Ltd. 105 Cashel st.. Christchuich 2766 SCHUSSLERS Biuchemic Salts, obtainable from W B Fa Ivey. Ltd.. Chemists, 670 Colombo st., Christchurch (opp. Reeces). D