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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31322, 18 March 1967, Page 37

AcchMl Awaited I THE U MUST SEE” PICTURE OF THE DECADE Turbulent were the times and fiery was the love story ] of Zhivago-his wife, and the passionate,tender Lara... J ®n » IACAOERY. jJUjjAWARUS Mk J**-- 1 ' BBE'flflv-X /’MtjL , KMXXIDWYN UAYfR A CAftO PONI) PTOUOOI ’ DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF BORIS PASTEfVMKS JE’DOCTOR RZHiIAGO fife? - k * V'ttWMWIl aUPUN • JUUE CHRISTIE K TOM C<NnTKNAY * AUC DIMNESS SIOBMjUI • RAIM RICHARDSON SHARIF (ASZklVttO) • ROD STEIGER 3 *ha tushinghaaa acmtan flat by oixrem ar v- BOBERT 80lT ' DAV,D PANAVISION METROCOLOR (A) STARTS MAR. 23 DAILY 1.30 7.30 p.m. ATE Invitational Premiere, Wed,, March 22. ® BOOK AT D.I.C AND THEATRE ! For Group Party Bookings of 20 or Moro Phono 64-380 or Apply to D.I.C Booking Office.

r«L Phone r A 1 MkM# LAST 3 DAYS TODAY: 2—s—B p.m. Monday and Tuesday: 2—B p.m. ON THE GIANT TODD-AO SCREEN WITH FULL 6-TRACK STEREOPHONIC SOUND LIMITED RETURN SEASON I RODGERS A KAMMERSTEIN’S the KIX(J and T Stofrinf[ DEBORAH (G) Plans: DIC and Theatre Are you the girl with the ZHIVAGO LOOK? If you resemble Julie Christie, you could wi<> a stylish wardrobe (donated by D.I.C ). Entry forms available at D.I.C. and all Amalgamated city theatres. Entries accepted 122 p.m. dally until 2 p.m. March 21, in the D.l.C’s mantle showroom. CRICKET! AUSTRALIA XI v. NEW ZEALAND LAST DAYS OF PLAY MARCH 18, 20 LANCASTER PARK Don’t miss this opportunity to see the strong Australian team in action, Including test cricketers Burge, Booth, FaveM, Jarman, etc. HOURS OF PLAY11 a.m.—l p.m., 1.40 pm 3.40 p.m., 4 p.m.—6 p.m. ADMISSION PRICES EACH DAY— Stand Enclosure: Adults, 7s 6d; Children, 4s. Embankment: Adults, 6s; Children, 2s. Buffet lunches and afternoon tea will be available in both the public and members’ rooms for enclosure patrons. Other refreshments are available for enclosure patrons. The public are reminded that transistor radios are not permitted in the park. 3581