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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31047, 30 April 1966, Page 43

L (01-101-K I BOYS AND GIRLS A Fun Programme Just For You!! You’ll get an Acre of Laughs and a Barn full Of Hilarious Fun With MA AND PA KETTLE In the Uproariously Funny . Tale of life on a chicken farm I "THE EGG AND 1" <G> —Also Starring Fred Claudette McMurray colbert p L-U-S lucky GOLDFISH BOWL ! ! BIRTHDAY CLUB ! ! Watch For:THE MONSTER "SFAPI . . . SUP! . . . PUFF!" I CONTEST. 8 p.m—TONIGHT—B p.m. • (Daily Next Week at 2 t 8) SHOCK after SHOCK A NEW HEIGHT IN F RIGHT ! SUSPENSE . . .TERROR EXCITEMENT 1 ! —JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN IRELAND • LEIF ERICKSON . * UNIVERSAL PICTURE ——. Persons Under 13 Not Admitted ACTION-PACKED WESTERN! James Cagney "TRIBUTE TO A BADMAN" (A)—Cinemascope—Color The violent story of a ruthless, merciless, power-hungry Land Baron who ruled the West with an iron fist and the smell of gunsmoke ! AQUARIUM AND WATER GARDENS CROCODILES TROPICAL FISH PONDS and GOLDFISH BEACH ROAD. NORTH BEACH Ample Parking Space. Open Daily and Sunday Afternoon. S MAIL YOUR RESERVATION TODAY FOR THE GALA CHRISTCHURCH OPENING OF J.C.W.’s EXCITING SMASH HIT MUSICAL ! THEATRE ROYAL ON STAGE 8 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 13 FOR A SHORT SEASON to Sat., Juno 4. BRILLIANT AMERICAN STAR CAROLE COOK in also starring JACK GOODE with BILL MULLIKIN, , Jane Martin, Tikki Taylor ... and big overseas Company, Chorus, Ballet and Orchestra. ACCLAIMED ! “This show has exuberance to spare . . . final ovation from a stamping, shouting, cheering crowd . . . never before had anyone ao triumphantly and completely captured an audience as Carole Cook." Auckland Press. BOOK NOW BY MAIL for any OorformMiM. Pluso address opplicatiwis "Hallo. Dolly!" Box Office, DI.C, Christchurch, and onclosa stamped, selfaddressad envelope, adding exchange to cheques whore necessary. PRICES: 31/- (seenlnp) 26/- 'matinees). Children half price •II performances except Seturdey eeonfngs: 16/- (evenings) 13/6 (matinees). ANOTHER J. C. WILLIAMSON PRESTIGE STAGE ATTRACTION

CHILDREN'S THEATRE presents “HALF WAY TO THE MOON” or "The Stone Cage,” by Nicholas Stuart Gray. Based on "Rapunzel," by the Brothers Grimm. Opening Saturday, May 14, for one week only. at the REPERTORY THEATRE NIGHTLY, 6.30 p.m. SATURDAYS, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. EXTRA MATINEE SUNDAY, MAY 15,2 p.m. Bookings Open at Hay’s Monday, May 2nd. Prices: Adults 6/-, Children 4/- plus booking fee.