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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30393, 18 March 1964, Page 27

ENTERTAINMENTS Kerridge-Odeon ==== s TIVOLI s === ’Phone 43-425 - ■ RESERVE at theatre Hurry! Last 2 days!! 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. "BLACK ZOO" * "BLACK ZOO" "BLACK ZOO" (Rl6) WARNING!! A Horror Story of Beasts that stalk the streets seeking Human Prey. Geanne Cooper Rod Lavren Persons under 16 will not be admitted. STARTS FRIDAY !! STARTS FRIDAY!! 11 a.m.—2,5,8 p.m, N.Z. PREMIERE!!! N.Z. PREMIERE!! 1 ... The Scorching Story of Horse Racing Today!!! HERE IS THE TURF SCENE... —The Trainers, Riders, Owners, Pimps and Touts who frequent the Scene. —The Mobmen who never Stop trying to Set up the sure thing. —The Good Time Girls who always Manage to get themselves a Piece of Action. —The Hardluck Guys who can’t stop Loosing and the Women who can’t Stop loving them. • First winner of Photoplay's Front-Cover Award for showcasing new talent I ' MWI I J ESHBH sisngs TOW rs BRIGHTEST YOUNG STARS IN THE MODERN MOTION PICTURE THAT LOOKS HOT AND HARO AT TODAY'S YOUNG GO-FOR-THE-MONEY GENERATION! SUZANNE PLESHETTE-TY HARDIN DOROTHY PROVINE "A” CERTIFICATE From the Scorching Novel by DANIEL M. STEIN . . .As Colourful as Racing Silks, as Action-packed as a Handicap Race..." —New York Herald Tribune

Reserve at Tivoli now for the week-end! Hawarden A. and P. Hawarden A. and P. Association Association 1964 SHOW 1964 SHOW At HAWARDEN At HAWARDEN SATURDAY, March 21 SATURDAY, March 21 An Excellent Display of Hacks, Hunters and Ponies, Sheen. Wool, Farm and Household Produce and Machinery. Olympic Jumps for Light Horses and Ponies. Light Luncheon and Hot Water Available on Grounds. Amusement and Light Refreshment Stands. Book Bus seats at New Zealand Road Services Depot. Admission: Adults 2/6; Children 1/-; Cars 2/6. J. L. WRIGHT, ' President. 6 CANTERBURY OFFICERS CLUB LECTURE 7.30 pm THURSDAY 19th MARCH, 1964 The All Blacks 1963 64 Captain N. J. McPhail, Assistant Manager. Dining At 6.15 p.m.