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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30302, 30 November 1963, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Election Results WILL BE FURNISHED, ADEQUATELY. BUT NOT OBTRI SIVELY, THIS EVENING AT ALL KBRRIDGE-ODBON THEATRES Kerridge-Odeon MAJESTIC Book at Theatre. 10 a,m.-$ p.m. ’Phone 62-038. Today: 2—s—B p.m. THE FUNNIEST FEUD IN THE HISTORY OF HILARITY ! Thev put sea on the “U.S.S. RELUCTANT” . . . but never saw the enemy ... So hilariously they staged a battle with the captain ! ! Warner Bros. Re-present Their Sensational Comedy Success “MISTER ROBERTS” “MISTER ROBERTS” (G) Cinemascope & Colour Starring HENRY FONDA JAMES CAGNEY WILLIAM POWELL JACK LEMMON PLUS PLUS PLUS (Screening At All Sessions) “RAILWAY CENTENNIAL” A train load of railway enthusiasts on a Centennial trip from Christchurch to Lyttelton go back over a hundred years of railway history. VOGUE 11 Spreydon—’Phone 35-490 7.45 TONIGHT 7 45 An outstanding action drama of the American West. “The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance” Vista vision (Y) John Wayne James Stewart Vera Miles Commencing Tuesday: “Honeymoon Machine” (G) Friday December 6th : “To Kill A Mockingbird" (A) Matinee Today. 2 p.m. “BLOCKHEADS” (G) Laurel and Hardy [TentuTyl St. Albans Phone 42-903 TONIGHT AT 7 45 Matinee Today: 2.15 p.m. The Joyous songs of the Trapp Family. The season’s most enchanting and memorable theatre offering. A delight for audiences of all ages and family style entertainment of the highest quality. “The Trapp Family” (G) In Colour by Deluxe. Ruth Leuwerick Hans Holt Maria Holst Josef Meinrad A joyous combination of. song, humour, suspense, and warm family life. 2 Special Featurettes “Golder. Reef." "Royal Visit To Ghana.” Plans At Theatre From 10.30. This Sunday—B.ls p.m. EVENING OF VINTAGE FILMS Unique and varied programme. Nostalgic memories of yesteryear headed by:— “White Hell of Pitz Palu” A thrilling and dramatic story of the Swiss Alps. (Full Screen) Ernst Udet Leni Riefenstahl Gustav Deisel Ernst Petersen Film is technically and pictorially perfect. English sub-titles. Shorts include: “The Iron Mule." Hilarious Al St. John Comedy. Also RAILWAY CENTENARY Scoop pictures taken at Ferrymead and Lyttelton tomorrow, on screen at night. This show is unique and will interest Mountaineering Clubs Film Society and the not so young, and we recommend the merits of this old-time film evening. Plan Open at 6 p.m. I Make A Point Of Coming Along, You Won’t Regret It. I.LAM Fendalton Phone 31-536 Tonight and Monday*—7.4s p-m. ’ The all-time LAUGH SPECIAL Spike Milligan BILL TRAVERS ‘INVASION QUARTET’ (G) We respectfully present special Colour Featurette:— “PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S TOUR OF EUROPE” MATINEE TODAY —2 p.m. "SALVAGE GANG” (G) A C.F.F. Film. Serial, Shorts, etc. 1L A M SUNDAY 8.15 p.m. CLINT WILLIAMS In a magnificent action western that will hold you witti its * excitement and power. “Yellowstone Kelly” (G) A Saga of the Six Guns as they belch death to bring law and order to a savage country h THEATRE OPEN 6 P.M, s s HARBOUR LIGHT Lyttelton. Phone Lyt 8221. TODAY ONLY—2 and 8 p.m You laughed at “Doctor In The House." roared at “Carry Or r Nurse.” and you’ll scream al this, the funniest of them all. “Dentist In The Chair” : <G) .. Kenneth Connor, Peggy Cummins Bob Monkhouse—Enc Barkei 5 The story of what goes on be - hind the scenes at dental school d Next Saturday: The Duke a . Bedford in The Iron Maiden 5 (G) 3 p.m. and 8 p.m