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AMUSEMENTS ‘THE GREAT ESCAPE’ Triumphantly Joins the Ranks of , ALL-TIME GREATS 1 Being one of the few Films to achieve 5 GREAT WEEKS 5 GREAT WEEKS 5 GREAT WEEKS At The City’s LARGEST THEATRE A Proud Achievement for a Proud Motion Picture 1 Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone REGENT 69-389 “THEATRE OF THE STARS" Reserve at Regent 10 a.m.-9 p.m. H-U-R-R-Y H-U-R-R-Y Positively Final Days Positively Final Days Remember 1 Because of the very large seating capacity of The Regent Theatre long Seasons I Cannot be Expected ! T-O-D-A-Y T-O-D-A-Y 10.30—1.30—4.45—8.00 10.30—1.30—4.45—8.00 SATURDAY: 1.30 4.45 8.00 Feature Occupies entire Prog. RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH as RA..F. Flying Officer Bartlett, code named BIG X, the dedicated and ingenious leader of “The Great Escape.” With STEVE McQUEEN JAMES GARNER Charles Bronson—James Donald James Coburn—Johnny Leyton Donald Pleasance ■ David McCallum In John Sturges’s Triumphant Production of Paul Brickhill’s famous non-fiction Best-Seller. ‘THE GREAT ESCAPE’ ‘THE GREAT ESCAPE’ ‘THE GREAT ESCAPE’ ‘THE GREAT ESCAPE’ ‘THE GREAT ESCAPE’ (GENERAL EXHIBITION) Panavision & Colour An Incredible TRUE Story of Daring Resourcefulness, Ingenuity and Sheer Courage. Surmounting Every Obstacle to Emerge Triumphantly as one of the screen’s greatest entertainments. SPEEDWAY NEWS SPEEDWAY NEWS SPEEDWAY NEWS For Full Details See Page 11 W.E.A. DRAMATIC SOCIETY The W.E.A. Dramatic Society is putting on a three-aet comedy as its first production for 1964. This is “Tony draws a Horse,” by Lesley Storm. Everyone enjoys a good comedy and this play is guaranteed to provide a wealth of laughter for everyone. This is the second three-act play which this society has attempted, and again Harold Pointer is our producer. Mr Pointer is also joining tne cast to play the role of Grandpa. "Tony draws a Horse” can be seen in the W.E.A. Hall, Gloucester St., at 8 p.m. on 16th. 17th, 18th April. We also hope to pay our tribute to Shr kespeare’s 40Oth Anniversary this year In early June we shall present a mixed programme of Sonnets, music, excerpts from several of Shakespeare’s plays and possibly a film. Two plays may be entered in this year’s B.D L. Festival. The W.E.A. Dramatic Society has won many awards in past Festivals, and is the present holder of the Radford Cup, awarded for the best use of speech The year would not be complete without one presentation of one-act plays, which this Society has concentrated on in the past. These plays will be produced in August The year will end with a further three-act play in November. New members are always welcome, both aetine and nonacting. Meetings are held weekly on Thursday evenings, at 7.30 p.m. in the W.E.A. Hall. Gloucester St MARY LAWDEN. President. Cheviot Agricultural Cheviot Agricultural and Pastoral Association and Pastoral Association 1964 JUBILEE SHOW 1964 JUBILEE SHOW CHEVIOT SHOW GROUNDS SATURDAY, MARCH 14 RECORD ENTRIES IN ALL SECTIONS. Rlccarton Pipe Band In attendance. Luncheon and Hot Water available on ground. Newmans Road Service makes suitable connexion. Arrives Cheviot 11 a.m.. leaves 4 pm. Sunshine Amusements Trade Space still available. Admission: ADULTS 2s CHILDREN 6d: CARS 2s 6d. P. LeCren President. 1 F. D. Childs Secretary, j