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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31628, 14 March 1968, Page 22

From the makers of "Dear John?.. A DARING, SENSITIVE BUT SINCERE FILM! ffijlove 8181 ANDERSSON \ PER OSCARSSON written and directed by Vilgot Sjoman U—(Persons under 16 not admitted) *T the cinema TOMORROW! uARLTON 2 p-"-' 5 p- m -> 8 p" 1 - ■u.nur m ... Sat.: 2 p.m.. 5 p.m M 8 p.m. PHONE 68-510 Rannm D.I.C .nd Thutra. MMlDmffiL.,.. PEIERGIfNWILESPRDDUCHDN RICIM)BURIUN EOMEIHIMOR JUKQUNNESS HIERUSniKV iwomNS A cheating wife and illicit affairs in today’s terror-ridden Haiti ! That is the seething background to “THE COMEDIANS” - Graham Greene’s explosive novel about passion and intrigue. f«OM iHENffi or bWUM GREENE CO-STARRING mULFWDUIiMNGISH SCREENMAY BY PROtHJCfD A OIRECTEB BY GRAHAM GREENE PETER GLENVILLE IN MNAVISIOII* 70m.m. METROCIWI

(A. Certificate) COMING TO THE THEATRE TOMORROW 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. , BOOK AT THEATRE AND D.I.C.

PARTY BOOKINGS may be made at either the D.I.C Booking Office. Phone 64-3 SO. or Cinerama Theatre, Phone 79-897. Groups of 20 or more at a concession rate.

FESTIVAL STREET PROCESSION 10 a.m. SATURDAY >r***sr**<**************************************** Procession Route Leaves Public Library, 10 a.m., thence along Oxford Terrace to Cashel Street, along Cashel Street to Colombo Street, through the Square to Kilmore Street. Arrives Repertory Theatre, 10.25 Floats, Vintage Cars, Fashion Models, unique Clowns on Skates, Aunt Haysi, Bands, Buskers, Marching Girls, Kings and Queens, etc., gey costumes. A colourful Carnival Atmosphere. Presented for your enjoyment by Repertory. FESTIVAL FAIR 10.30 a.m. to 430 p.m., KILMORE ST., SATURDAY The nostalgic flavour of Petticoat Lane right here in Christchurch. Bands, Buskers, Barrow Boys, Magic Shows, Stalls, fun for everyone. CONCEIVED ANO ORGANISED BY REPERTORY SEE YOU THERE