Peyton Plgce THE TOWN-THE PEOPLE- ~~~~ is wide-open on the 1 Frankly adult and different as only the motion picture theatre could present IF! Starring ... LANA TURNER as “Constance" HOPE LANGE as “Selina" LLOYD NOLAN as "Doc Swain" DIANE VARSI as "Allison" ARTHUR KENNEDY as "Lucas" RUSS TAMBLYN as "Norman" FROM 20th CENTURY-FOX IN CINIMAKOM-COLOUR Feriern under Id not admitted. 3rd Mighty Week at THE CINEMA Starts Friday! m a CARLTON Today: 2 and 8 pjn. book »t d.i.c or theatre
Mllv’Phone ■> jißi-ißiaiaaiM jl-gv Book Early For THE WEEKEND AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 2 p.m.—TODAY—B p.m. PHONE BOOKINGS ACCEPTED For Tonight, at Theatre Only. CHARITON REX ACARCM.REED ”” S IRVING STONES 1 tIE AfiONY ANDTHE HSBSV <Y Certificate) Book at Theatre and D.I.C. Bernard ■ Shaw's saint Joan Wrepertorys 200th-PRODUCTION Director: JOHN KIM OPENS SATURDAY 7.45 p.m. REPERTORY THEATRE Book at Hays For this star filled sparkling milestone of Christchurch's theatre history SEATS: 8/- and 5/1 SiSTAOTAHT* AVON MOTOR LODGE 856 Oxford tarrace Just past Fire Station. 'Phone 30-936. THE NEWEST AND BEST LICENSED RESTAURANT IN TOWN. Lunch: 12 noon to2 p.m. Dinner: 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tell Your Friend* Of The 16 LUXURY MOTELS. MWS SCHUSSLERS Blochomic Salts, obtainable from W. B. Falvey, Ltd., Chemists, 670 Colombo st.. Christchurch. d
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31092, 22 June 1966, Page 27
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