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fOH FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT TkeAfon RESERVE AT AVON. PHONE 88-012 TODAY 2,5, 8 P.M. MON. to THURS. 2—B HURRY! HURRY! DON’T MISS . . . “LOVE IN ITS WILDEST, FREEST SENSE . . . THE BEST BRITISH FILM THIS YEAR”. Evening Standard Ken Russell's film of D. H. LAWRENCE'S "WOMEN /A/ EOVE" STARRING ALAN BATES OLIVER REED GLENDA JACKSON - JENNIE LINDEN COLOUR Persons under 18 not admitted.

3RD CROWDED WEEK TODAY: 2,5, 8. MON. to THURS. 11 a.m., 2, 8 p.m. (Feature occupies Full Prog. Timo) The Great Best-Selling Book becomes a; Mighty Movie with a truly fabulous cast! gmanw Colour Starring (A) -BORTUOIEII'OEiIIMm JEAISEBERE-JACOUELIIIEBISSEI EEORGEKEHHEDY-HELEHHAYESr —and many, many more!

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By irraogMn.nl with J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES LTD. JOHN GALE (London) HARRY M. MILLER prei.nla THE STAR OF THE AVENGERS'TV SERIES PATRICK MAOS ARRE CHMIEST9R MRMM STEPHEIIS Z'~\ UHEBEIWUE ano //yJT|«EI «E»*imiEll I yr lin London’s I smash-hit J lit I comedy WW I Preferential Prices: Evening $3.60. Matinees $3.20. ■ Write to “THE SECRETARY BIRD," c/- Heywrights Ltd., ■ Private Bag, Christchurch, enclosing your remittance, ■ plus stamped addressed envelope for reply. ■ IMPORTANT: Please state day, date and time of perB formance to avoid confusion. Add 3c bank charge to ■ cheques. EXCELLENT PARTY CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE. PHONE 66-871.

RANFURLY CSTI SHIELD RUGBV TODAY CANTERBURY. v. TARANAKI 3.00, LANCASTER PARK OVAL 12.00 Canterbury 4th Grade v. Ellesmere. 1.15 Canterbury “B” v. North Otago GATES OPEN 12 NOON SKELLERUP-WOOLSTON BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. SEATING ARRANGEMENTS: Seats will be available for purchase at the Main Gates from 9.30 a.m. Covered stand 80 cents. Open stand 60 cents. Enclosure patrons not holding tickets on arrival at the Park must purchase tickets at the Main Gates and then enter the park through Gates A or B (Stevens Street) or Gates C or D (Wilsons Road). Entrance through these gates is by ticket only. EMBANKMENT PATRONS: Adults pay 40 cents, Children 20 cents at Turnstiles (Stevens Street and Talfourd Place), CAR PARK: Cars will be admitted at the Car Park only with special sticker attached. SOUVENIR PROGRAMMES: Programmes at 20 cents each will be on sale at the grounds. THIS WILL BE ANOTHER STRONG CHALLENGE. CAN CANTERBURY REPEAT ITS FORM OF LAST WEEK AGAINST WAIKATO? LANCASTER PARK SOUTH 12 Noon: Canterbury Third Grade v. North Canterbury 1.15 p.m.: Canterbury Juniors v. Ellesmere. CANTERBURY RUGBY SUPPORTERS CLUB A function for Members only will be held under No. 1 Stand after the match. NEXT TUESDAY: CANTERBURY v. BULLER Book Seats at D.I.C. on Monday. Covered Stand 80 cents. Open Stand 60 cents.