(ThMtre In Riccarton Rd.) WOMEN ONLY AT 2 p.m. TODAY And at Today’s Other Sessions MEN ONLY AT 5 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. losses. CENSOR’S CLASSIFICATION Persons 18 and Over Only in Segregated Audiences. MONDAY 8 p.m. Women Only ■ TONIGHT: 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. . Sheer happiness In "The Sound I of Music*’ tradition! DEBBIE REYNOLDS AGNES MOORHEAD fi 1 GREER GARSON I “THE SINGING NUN" I ■ In Metrocolor (G) I You’ll laugh you’ll cry. ■ You'll enjoy every minute! TONIGHT - 8 p.m. J ■ A mon A girt - Captives ■ I In their own worlds find- I Ing escape in each other. I "A PATCH OF I I BLUE" | (A) S-t-a-r-r-l-n-g | SIDNEY POITIER SHELLEY WINTERS I ELIZABETH HARTMAN I I A Heartwarming Drama! 1 ■ TONIGHT: 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. i The taut drama of a woman's I vengeance in a troubled land! | SOPHIA LOREN I PETER FINCH ■ JACK HAWKINS 1 I "JUDITH" I I Filmed In Israel In Technicolor I I and Panavision (Y) 1 | Suspense and Adventure! | I LIDO THEATRE J I Matinee 2 p.m. TODAY I 1 Excitement Action In the 1 I Submarine Adventure! 1 “UP PERISCOPE” 5 | In Technicolor (G) ■ I Starring JAMES GARNER ■ I Also 2 CARTOONS. J I Our Beet Show Thia Year! ■ I BARCLAY THEATRE 3 * Matinee 2 p.m. TODAY | A Racy Comedy with the M 1 lovable Vintage Car n I “GENEVIEVE” ■ . In Technicolor (G) Q | Starring KENNETH MORE. ■ ■ PLUS! 2 CARTOOWS - Q I HOLLYWOOD THEATRE I ■ Matinee 2 p.m. TODAY | 1 A Spectacular Western Adven- ■ tore Don’t Miss I ■ “THE NIGHT OF 1 I THE GRIZZLEY” I In Technicolor (G) I | Starring CLINT WALKER.
IYaur Favourite Theatre Thertfen 2nd FEAST OF FUN WEEK! 3 "Happenings" Today—--2 p.m.—s p.m.—B p.m. (Mon. to Thurs.: 2p.m., Bp.m.) THE ORGY IS MARVELLOUSLY FUNNY ! EVERYWHERE GAGS, GAGS AND MORE GAGS AND GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS IN GLORIOUS COLOUR AND GLORIOUSER FLESH! . . . “A FUNNY THING, ETC.” IS JUST THAT '. ! ! J3g| H PHILSILVERS U JACK GILFORD /% i.bA BUSTtR KEATON '/,) |'ll/ 4 tn A MELVIN FRANK Product-on II J "A FUNNY THING fa TOWE FORUM"® COLOUR (A) CRESCENT THEATRE XBUCHAN STREET, SYDENHAM IhWifC J f_- < 2 FWOAY EVENINGS 7PJU SATURDAY MATINEES 2f.M. ADULTS 600. CHILDREN JOo. BOOK AT HAYS. ASHBURTON - 2ro. DEC. tr.B. A?M.
2nd BIG WEEK!! DAILY: 2-5-8 p.m. A Proud Young Nation Overwhelmingly Outnumbered, Hurled Back Its Answer In Flesh, In Flame, In Victory That Stunned The World. KIRK DOUGLAS JOHN WAYNE YUL BRYNNER FRANK SINATRA SENTA BERGER JAMES DONALD ANGIE DICKINSON SHADOW" Filmed in Israel in PANAVISION and COLOR. (Y) Sneak Preview 8 p.m. SUNDAY It's Their Latest! It's their Funniest! The ‘‘Carry-on" Team Dares You Join Them At Ye Olde English Castle For A Night Of Spine-Tingling Fun Colour (A) WITH KENNETH WILLIAMS HARRY H. CORBETT CHARLES HAWTREY JOAN SIMS CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL BAND CONCERTS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1967 2.30 P.M.— Salvation Army Citadel, Botanic Gardens. Christchurch Ladies’ Pipe Band, Cave Rock. 8.15 P.M.— Derry’s Brass Band, City Rotunda. 2874 TEMUKA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY TEMUKA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY TEMUKA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY Temuka, South Canterbury 81st ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1968 Amateur and Cash Cycling PRIZE MONEY $BOO PRIZE MONEY $BOO PRIZE MONEY $BOO Amateur running and field events. Bushcraft, piping and national dancing. Entries close Saturday, December 23, 1967. NO POST ENTRIES R. C. WALKER, Secretary, P.O. Box 55, Temuka. Telephone 503, Temuka. DANCES, SOCIALS. ETC DANCE SPRINGSTON HALL MONDAY, JANUARY 1. 1968 Starlighters Band Supper TATAM STUDIO of Ballroom Dancing, 229 High Street. Phone 30-174. Private lessons daily, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., in modern, Latin American, Rock and Roll, etc. WFS N.Z.F.D.T. CANTERBURY BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIPS 7 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18. WINTER GARDEN Admission $l. 7744 MUSICAL TUITION ROSEMARY HEWSTONE Studio for Tuition on Guitar, Ukelele, Chord Organ. Piano Accordion, etc. Lessons 50 cents. 93 Edinburgh st., Spreydon. Ph. 388-072 S NORMAN CARSON STUDIOS Piano (Modern Courses), Piano Accordion. Chord Organ. Studio: PHONE 66 680. Interviews by appointment. STC
SCRAMBLE SCRAMBLE MR S. OGG’S PROPERTY TAI TAPU TOMORROW Practice 12.30 p.m. First Race 1.30 p.m. Follow signs from Halswell Store ALL RIDERS WELCOME INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL There are still a number of seats available for the screening of award winning films, at the Museum Lecture Theatre at 8 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next. They are procurable from Aytons Ltd, International Cameras, Kodak Ltd, Photo Optics Ltd and Alstons Bag Shop. Price 50c, Including supper. WANTED TO PURCHASE A BANK Cheque or Spot Cash for good quality Furniture, Sundries, etc. Souters, Papanui Sale Rooms. Business 528-624, private 39-055. D A BETTER Cash Deal! Cash! cash, cash, for Modern Furniture, Pianos, Home Apllances. etc. Ring 78-215 or call at Hub ston’s Auction Rooms. 235 Manchester Street, opposite Civic Theatre.D A BETTER Price Paid for good Carpet, Modern Furniture (including bedroom, lounge and diningroom suites). Tallboys Duchesses, Formica Suites, Divans, Compactums, Wardrobes, China Cabinets, Bookshelves, Occasional Tables and Office Desks, China Ornaments, Kitchen Sundries. Phone 60-184 Hutchinson White*s.MHS A HOUSEHOLD of furniture and Goods. Ring Graveston’s, 64-939 Highest cash prices. D ALL Musical Instruments, Television, Radios, Grams, Amplifiers needed. Hutchinson, White’s Radio and Musical DepartmentS ALL Clean Rags, Woollens and worn out Clothing, Batteries, Brass, Copper, etc. We collect Ring 74-976, afternoons or even jngs.MTWHS Al Licence Scrap Metal Dealer Also Bottle Exchange Buyers of all non-ferrous copper, brass, radiators, lead, etc. Also cast iron and steel Town and country Phone 35-198, or 526-512. Yard open Sat morning. 18 Raycroft St., Opawa.S BATTERIES. Balfour Metals pay 55 cents each. 31 Balfour tee.S BOWL from Old Copper. Will pay $1.30 and collect. Phone 516-350. BOWL from old Pumice Copper. Will pay $1.30. Phone 33-164. 2900 BOY’S Bicycle, 22in wheel, in good order. Phone 598-769. BICYCLE. A small girl’s, 5 years. Phone 528-423. CONCRETE Mixer wanted urgently. Phone 79-295. CORRUGATED Iron, approximately 20 sheets of Bft. Must be in good order. Ph. 34-940. COMPACTA Washing Machine, any order. Minus motor preferred. Phone 33-164. 2900 C. E. JONES, LTD, Ph 50-268 pay Top cash Prices for Household furniture, China, Sundries and Linen.S COPPER, Brass, Batteries. Radiators, lead. Spot Cash Dominion Trading Co., Ltd, City Depot, 106 Madras Street. D DRUMS, 44 gal., top price for Good Drums. Phone 896-261.
WANTED TO PURCHASE D. C. SHEPPARD and Co.. Ltd, are Cash Buyers of Good Used Furniture, one piece or a houseful. Phone 60-246, 106 A Gloucester St, next N.A.C.MWS DROPSIDE Cot, reasonable cond. and price. Ph. 8212, Rangiora. 1373 DRUMS, empty 44-gal. or any other sizes. Ph 74-687. S ELECTRIC Ranges wanted. Also Atlas Rangettes Phone 60-184. Hutchinson White’sS FURNITURE wanted, small and large quantities. Buyers will call without obligation Tonks Norton and Co., Ltd, 110 Lich field St. Phone 30-664, 40-694 D GAS Welding Plant wanted. Ownership bottles. Phone 898-471, GATE, 12ft wide, Cyclone or similar. Ring 559-186. GRAVESTON’S require modern Furniture, Washing Machines Refrigerators, Television, etc Highest cash prices. Ph 64-939 D GRAVESTON’S require modern Pianos Highest cash prices Phone 64-939. D HARMONIUM Organ suitable for church. Must be in good order. Urgent.Phone_3BB-734. HOOVERMATIC Washing Machine, must be reasonable. Ph. 65-939. 8676 HOT Water Cylinder, any cond. Will pay $2.55 and collect. Ph. 33-164.2900 INCUBATOR, Buy. Small size. Phone 47-766. JUICE Separator, model A 786, to fit on to a Kenwood Chef Mixer. New or new condition. State price. Ring or write. Beardsley, Rolleston Street, Rakaia. LAWNMOWER, 14in Masport Cleveland, any condition. Ph. 556-612 MAGAZINES: Man’s, Playboys, Mabs, etc.: also comics and paperbacks. Phone 76-071. 1535 MACHINERY Bought. Compres-, sor Outfits. Bandsaws, Saw Benches. Ph 60-184, Hutchinson White’s.S MANGLE, Wooden Roller Type. Reasonable condition. P.O. Box 19544, Woolston. MODERN Piano, buy. Must be in good cond. Phone 81-201. MOTOR Mower any make, model, condition, going or not Phone 857-913. S
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