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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30405, 2 April 1964, Page 21

ENTEETAINMENTS 4th Record Month SEE IT TODAY ... I ! XJO pnn. - DAILY - IJO pm. STATE TELEPHONE 43440. Dlr: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Nominated for 9 Academy Awards, tnel. “BEST PICTURE’’ and “BEST ACTOR” (Rex Harrison). "Never before has a spectacle been more carefully, lavishly and stunningly produced." <L«S From 20th Century Foz. (A) Only South Island showing in TODD-AO and STEREOPHONIC sound PLANS at D.I C. and THEATRE Day Sales and Telephone bookings at Theatre only No Free List

lido saras? TONIGHT —7.15 p.m. Britain’s answer to “Blackboard Jungle” I "SPARE THE ROD" (A) Max Bygraves, Donald Pleasance A new look at juvenile delinquency! After Interval STEVE MCQUEEN (Star ot “The Great Escape”) Bobby Darin Fess Parker "HELL IS FOR HEROES" (Y) All the inferno of battle! SATURDAY: "EXODUS" (A) LAST FEW DAYS OF A Splendid Second Collection Of EARLY NEW ZEALAND WATERCOLOURS 1856-1896 Assembled by the Auckland Art Gallery from Public Collections In New Zealand and the National Library, Canberra, In The ROBERT MCDOUGALL ART GALLERY Until Monday, April 6, Only, 10 to 4.30. Sunday: 2 to 4.30.

x Watch for it —wait for it—& don't miss it—commencing an extensive tour of the South Island later on in the year SOLE BROS. & WIRTHS combined CIRCUS & ZOO Australia's two greatest circus firms now Amalgamated for the first time, bringing you the biggest big-top entertainment spree of the century. WATCH PAPERS FOR SHOWING DATES This big combined circus, recently arrived at Wellington from Sydney to open their 1964-1965 season—at present touring North Island, playing capital cities and provincial towns. PLEASE NOTE: Sole Bros' & Wirths are the original and genuine Australian circus firms and have no connexion with any other show touring New Zealand with a similar name—either firm has not toured N.Z. since 1961-1962. WORLD'S GREATEST CIRCUS ACTS Thrills, gaiety, glamour, spectacle. Remember, it's the two greatest shows rolled into one big programme SOLE BROS & WIRTHS COMBINED CIRCUS Watch for it, wait for it, don't miss it.

LOST ANO FOUND BLACK and White Collie lost from train between Kalkoura and Elffelton, Tuesday. Named "Mess.” Please 'Ph. 68-556 (Chch.), after 7 p.m. 606 BLACK Satchel lost between Boys’ High School and Kerrs Reach. Needed urgently. Reward. 'Phone 38-462. BETWEEN Church Corner and Middleton road, small brown change purse, also small roll of black sticky plastic lost last Thursday. 'Phone 45-751 or 311 Riccarton road. CENT'S Wrist Watch lost Pines Beach Domain. 'Phone 34-748. Reward; LADY'S Wrist Watch, cord strap lost Tuesday. 'Ph. 70-241. Reward. LOST Outboard Motor Fuel Tank at Akaroa Foreshore, Mar. 30 Creed, 19 Anvers place, 'Phone 87-271. LOST on Lyttelton train March 23, girl’s green Coat. Reward. 'Phone 898 Diamond Harbour. FOUND Tan and Black Sheep Dog. ’Phone 14D, Rakala. LOST vicinity Cashmere road area, black terrier, white on front leg, child’s pet. Reward. ’Phone 20-366,659 LOST ginger and white cat vicinity Lincoln College, missing since 23/3/64. Child’s cherished pet. Information of his whereabouts greatly appreciated. Please ring 244 M Lincoln. XHSO9 LOST at Addington Trots, Saturday, Lady's Gold Wrist Watch, inscribed on back "To Lily, from Jack, June, 1939.” Valued keepsake. 'Phone 51-458. Reward; 524 LEFT Hand Black Motor-cycle Glove, lost vicinity Colombo and Lichfield sts., Tuesday. Finder please 'Ph. 896, ask tor 931-184, between 5.30 and 7 p.m, 611 FAIR Green and Pink Love Birds lost Wainoni. 'Ph. 68-834. Reward. 678 STRAYED from Springbank. Southdown Ram, branded A. ear tag Middlepark. 'Ph. SOW. Cust.BoB3 STRAYED from 55 Fendalton rd.. Black Kitten. Anyone knowing whereabouts please ring 56-71*. Reward.