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carlton PHONE 43-510 TODAY: 11-2-5-8 p.m. SAT.: 2—s—B p.m. m w .MMCOUm. MMMMnA (G) (See Display opposite Page) Reserve* at D.I.C. and Theatre. RAKAIA Rakaia Theatre 7.30 p.m. SAT.: "THE THRILL OF IT ALL” (A). Doris Day-James GARNER in a lavish, rollicking comedy concerned with a doctor's wife, who suddenly emerges as a national celebrity a, an 80.000 dollar-a-year pitchwoman for TV soap commercials. "MURDER AT THE GALLOP” (G) Margaret RUTHERFORD-Robert MORLEY in Agatha Christie's riotous successor to "MURDER SHE SAID” It's an uproar as Miss Rutherford pursues a killer on a horse, rides a bike and passes information while doing "THE TWIST ” HORNBY - "Kozy" 8 p.m. SAT.: “ON THE BEAT” (G) Norman WISDOM-Jennifer JAYNE. Norman WISDOM, one of Britain’s best loved clowns, plays his usual little man fißure in the disguise of a cleaner at Scotland Yard. A scream. 2 p.m. SAT.: “ON THE BEAT’’ <G) Also episode two of our thrilling new serial “HOLT OF THE SECRET SERVICE” KAIAPOI - Rialto 7.30 p.m. Tonight: "REQUIEM FOR A HEAVY” WEIGHT” (Y). Anthony Quinn. Jackie Gleason. Julie Harris. Exciting boxing drama. "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME." (A). Charlton Heston, Elsa Martinelli. 24 delightful teen-agers set out for an exciting fling in romantic Rome. SAT. MAT. “Too Many Crooks” <G) GRADUATION WEEK PROGRAMME REVUE, CIVIC THEATRE. April 30th to May Sth "IT'S SO FAR OUT, THE BUS DOESN'T GO” GAPING MAG SALES May 3rd AVON BIKE RACE May 4th PROCESH 10 a.m. May sth —Collections proceeds— Adult Cerebal Palsy Graduation Ceremony and Procession May 6th Graduands Service 2.30 p.m.. May 6th. SPONSORS: Beaths Ltd. Ballantynes Ltd. Johnson & Sons Ltd. Shell Co. Armstrongs Ltd.