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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31077, 4 June 1966, Page 43

STH BIG WEEK! At The City's Largest Theatre. TODAY: 2-5-8 P.M. Monday (Queens Birthday) At 11 a.m. 2-5-8 P.M. The LATEST and MOST t-N C R E D I B L E A-D V-E-N-T-U-R E-S ■ Of The Most Amazing I Gentleman Spy In All || Fiction LookUP! Look DOWN! Look OUT! HERE COMES THE BIGGEST BOHD OF ALL! <A)—Filmed On Location In fhe Sun drenched Banamas In P-A N-A-V-l-S-I-O N & T-E-C-H N-I-C-0 L-O-R One of The Great Ones!! A SHOCKER! INTENSELY POWERFUL DRAMA l Two Men Chained Together . . . One BLACK . . . The Other WHITE . . . Trying to Escape From the Law and Each Other! Stanley Kramer Presents TONY CURTIS SIDNEY POITIER "THE~ DEFIANT "THE DEFIANT ONES" ONES" ... The embittered and bedevilled escapees from a Chain Gang! (A) Co-starring Theodore BIKEL REGENT OPENS 7 p.m. SUNDAY Tonight and Monday, 8 p.m.: Tony Curtis, Yiil Brynner, Christine Kaufmann, “TARAS BULBA" "TARAS BULBA" Scope—Colour (Y). With a cast of thousands in a multi-million dollar production, which captures all the dynamtic action and sweeping spectacle of a classic story. By the producers of "The Guns Of Navarone.” Matinee, 2 p.m.: "Apache Rifles,” Colour (G). KAIAPOI—RiaIto SUNDAY—--8.15 p.m.: "THE MOUNTAIN ROAD,” Colour (Y). James Stewatt, Liss Lu, Glen Corbett. Thrilling action adventure drama, set in the Middle East war zone. CIVIC THEATRE TONIGHT 8 P.M. CHORAL CONCERT CONDUCTOR: PETER GODFREY SOLOISTS: EMILY MAIR MARGARET HUNT MAURICE LARSEN WITH THE JOHN RITCHIE STRING ORCHESTRA 6s SEATS AVAILABLE AT THE THEATRE FROM 7.15 P.M. AND CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL TOMORROW 3 P.M. REITAL OF SACRED MUSIC WITH ORGAN SOLOS BY ELIZABETH BEVERLEY ADMISSION PROGRAMME 6s AT THE DOORS FROM 2.30 P.M. GENEROUS CONCESSIONS FOR STUDENTS & SCHOOLCHILDREN FOR BOTH PERFORMANCES.

TODAY' SOCCER AT ENGLISH PARK WELLINGTON v CANTERBURY 1 p.m.—UNDER 18s. ,2.45 p.m.—SENIORS. SOCCER—THE WORLD’S MOST POPULAR SPORT. . 3718

GUEST ARTIST: VAL MURPHY FROM WELLINGTON.