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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30313, 13 December 1963, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS The Rank Organisation Presents Outstanding BRITISH SUSPENSE MURDER MYSTERY Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone REGENT 69-389 “THEATRE OF THE STARS” Reserve at Regent 10 a.m.-9 p.m. T-O-D-A-Y 11 a.m., 2—s—B p.m. SATURDAY: 2—s—B P.M. The urgent ring of an automatic alarm—a woman is found dead—with swift precision the manhunt is on. THERE ARE NO Concrete Clues! NO Finger Prints! NO Obvious Suspects! Scotland Yard and YOU are faced, with the challenge of piecing together an almost impossible “J-I-G-S-A-W” “J-I-G-S-A-W” “J-I-G-S-A-W” (A) brilliantly starring JACK WARNER RONALD LEWIS YOLANDE DONLAN British entertainment at its very best . . . Crowded with excitement and suspense . . . Keeps you guessing to the very end. THEATRE ROYAL Acclaimed by first night audience as the happiest show for a decade. There was laughter unlimited at the hilarious antics of the cook and Idle Jack. Gasps of delight greeted the spectacular stage settings. Without a doubt the greatest family show of the year. AGAIN TONIGHT 6.30 AGAIN TONIGHT 6.30 AGAIN TONIGHT 6.30 Repertory’s Sparkling Smash Hit Panto. ‘DICK WHITTINGTON’ ‘DICK WHITTINGTON’ ‘DICK WHITTINGTON’ ‘DICK WHITTINGTON’ ‘DICK WHITTINGTON’ SDICK WITTINGTON’ And Nightly Until Saturday Week SATURDAYS 2 & 8 p.m. SATURDAYS2&Bp.'m. Following such a fabulous opening the demand for seats is sure to set an all-time record. GOOD SEATS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR ALL PERFORMANCES BUT EARLY RESERVATION IS ESSENTIAL. BOX PLANS AT HAY’S. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls: Adults 12/6; Children 8/-. Back Stalls: Adults 8/-; Children 5/-. Gallery: 5/- and 3/6. RAFFLE RESULTS SOUTH CHCH. SUB. U.S.A. “SOUTH 50,” SERIES 10 Ist PRIZE, £50—1048 10 PRIZES OF £1: 1567 1639 1974 1787 1768 1652 1104 1726 1759 1322 LOBURN FRUITGROWERS’ ASSOCIATION, LTD. Winning Ticket, No. 1042 G. D. Stanley, 21 Ranui st., Christchurch Drawn under Police supervision RAFFLE ALANETTES JUNIOR MARCHING TEAM Winning No. 13495, Papanui Drawn under Police supervision CHRISTCHURCH RUGBY LEAGUE LADIES’ COMMITTEE Ist Prize—No. 2103, K. D. Ballinger, 3 Gosport st., Christchurch. 2nd Prize—-No. 4402, J. Cooke, c/o. Mail Order. Beaths. 3rd Prize —No. 5492, H. M. Turnbull, Shirley P.O. QUICK QUID Series 47 FIRST PRIZE—£SO: No. 1491 10 AT £1 1203 1322 1382 1433 1515 1580 1634 1754 1876 1979 The Club wishes you a Happy Christmas. First draw In the Near Year, January 23PLEASANT POINT YACHT CLUB CHRISTMAS HAMPER First Prize 3095: A. Hughes Wimborne crescent. Second Prize 2433: K. Truman, 9 Doreen street. Third Prize 3395: J. W. Stewart, Box 992, Christchurch. OFTICIANS SEVICKE JONES, Optician* a. C. Collett. F.BOA (Hons.). FS.M.CL SI CATHEDRAL SQUARR (Corner Chancery iane), •Phone 50-735: P O Box «B--0 CHiEOPOBISTS MRS W. J. C. v.d. HOVEN Chiropodist. Dutch Medical Exam. j 13 Truro street, Sumner. Appointments between 8 and 91 morning and evening. ’Phone 28-212. 7343)