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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31017, 24 March 1966, Page 27

2 pjn.-LAST DAY—B pjn. EXCITING AFRICAN DRAMA ... I Dingdfca Joseph E. Levine present* | Stanley Baker Juliet Prowse (Y) Panavision & Colour ON STAGE! TOMORROW AT 8.15 SATURDAY: 2.15 & 8.15 FINALLY MONDAY: 8.15 "THE BRITISH SONG FESTIVAL" A Feast of Song t Music

VOGUE Spreydon 'Phon* 35-400 7.45 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 A very good drama with appeal for discerning patrons. Technicolor - Cinemascope Dont Worry! I "Help" (G) Is On Its Way CENTURY St Alban* 'Phene 42-003 FINALLY TONIGHT AT 7.45 Be On The Ball. The hilariously mad story of all the best things in Ufa that are NOT free. "LOVE IS A BALL" (A) Technicolor Panavision Glenn Ford : Hope Langa Charles Boyer Tomorrow: "THE TRAIN” MADAM IS HERE! THEATRE ROYAL TONIGHT at 8 MATINEE SATURDAY at 2. FOLLOW THE CROWDS -JOIN IN THE FUN! The Operatic Society's Wonderful Production of Irving Berlin's Irresistibly Melodious and Hilarious Musical MlßflM 4 NIGHTLY at 8 to SAT., APRIL 2. MATINEES 2 p.m. SATS, MARCH 26 and APRIL 2. (Presented la aaaoelatton with th* Queen Elizabeth II Art* Council) BOOK NOW at D.I.C Six Days In Advance. TwlgM** Plan at Theatre frea 6 *.m. Phan* 50-520. POPULAR PRICES: M*tln*ai: Stall* sad Drat* Circle, 17s 6d: Ccltary 7a 6d. Eaanlnga: Stall* and Ores* Orel*. 11* 6d: Satiety, 6*. Children: Friday night*. St M, 3a M- Matta***: 5a bd. 3aI rid I* reflow WWW nig a**. [wl J COMMS Quickly Relieved by 1 using Igge’s Corn Solvent, la Od 1 I bottle. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd, < 105 Caahel street. THS <