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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24907, 21 June 1946, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Britain Delivers the Goods! 2nd BIG WEEK TO-DAY: 2— 5 8 P.M. AVON J. C. Williamson’s Luxury Playhouse. Hearing Aids Available. ’Phone 40-076. 2 P M. DAILY 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Friday, 5 p.m. Music . . . Romance . . . Drama and Comedy! ... it has it ALL! A MUSICAL "GEM" THAT BREATHES THE VERY SPIRIT OF ENGLAND I “FOB YOU ALONE” “FOR YOU ALONE” “FOR YOU ALONE” With Lesley Brook Robert Griffith Jimmy Hanley Dinah Sheridan And Introducing Heddle Nash England’s Greatest Tenor, with THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ALBERT SANDLER and HELEN HILL Also Showing 30 MINUTES OF SHEER MUSICAL DELIGHT WITH * ARTURO TOSCANINI* Be Wise, Book Early at D.1.C.! (ONLY SINGLE SEATS SAT. NIGHT') (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) It’s Always Cosy and Warm at =ST. JAMES = Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. “If it’s at the St. James it’s the Tops in Entertainment." 2 P.M. DAILY 7.45 P.M. A Million Dollar Jewel . . . Becomes a Tombstone of Doom!

New Universal Present MURDER AND MYSTERY TO STARTLE AND ASTOUND EVEN THE BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE! BASIL RATHBONE As “Sherlock Holmes” NIGEL BRUCE As “Doctor Watson” In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Most Astonishing Mystery, “The Six Napoleons,” Picturised as . , . pTHE PEARL OF DEATH”| “THE PEARL OF DEATH” | “THE PEARL OF DEATH” “THE PEARL OF DEATH” | With EVELYN ANKERS DENNIS HOEY The “Pearl of Death" ... A stone that caused the Murder of a Score of Men! And behind its fatal lure . . . the diabolical killing maniac “The Creeper.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ln Addition England’s Superlative Answer To “Lassie Come Home” “SHEEPDOG OF THE HILLS” “SHEEPDOG OF THE HILLS” Starring David Farrar Helen Perry AND CHAMPION SHEEPDOG A Picture Everyone« will take to their Heart . . . Human Drama, Appealing Romance, Exciting Thrills, and all the Scenic Beauty of Glorious Devon. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DON’T FORGET . . . THE SPECIAL MORNING SESSION At 10 a.m. To-morrow! 2 Hours of Short Subjects Children 6d and 9d Matinee Reserves at Theatre Only. RESERVES D.I.C. or ST. JAMES) 35-820. 7749

MALVERN PICTURES SHEFFIELD TO-NIGHT GLENTUNNEL SATURDAY NIGHT Margaret LOCKWOOD Michael WILDING “DEAR OCTOPUS” LAUGHTER, COMEDY, TEARS The Careers of a Typical English Family woven into a Grand Human Story. A Family Picture—For Familes—About a Family. (For Universal Exhibition.) x DARFIELD SATURDAY JUNE 22nd 8 P.M. A Brilliant Picturisation of Michael Sadliers Novel “FANNY BY GASLIGHT” Starring the magnificent team Phyllis CALVERT James MASON Stewart GRANGER Wilf red LAWSON A Story which has Everything—and through it all a Melody runs the story of FANNY, the victim of circumstances. This is a picture we thoroughly recommend, especially to the ladies. (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) PUBLIC NOTICES 3 N.Z. BRIGADE SIGNAL SECTION REUNION. ALL EX-MEMBERS of' the above Section interested in a REUNION DINNER and SOCIAL are requested to communicate by July Ist, 1946, to E 2391, “Press.” CH’CH. CANARY AND CAGE BIRD CLUB. WONDERFUL DISPLAY CAGE BIRDS. CAGE BIRDS. CAGE BIRDS. FORESTERS’ HALL (near Manchester Street Bridge). TO-DAY and SATURDAY. Admission, Is; Children 6d. WHARENUI SCHOOL. A MEETING OF PARENTS, TEACHERS, and all interested in the Formation of Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the Wharenui School on TUESDAY, JUNE 25th, at 7.30 pjri. MR C. T. FORD and MR W. H. HOLDSWORTH, President and Secretary of Canterbury Federations of Parent-Teachers’ Associations, will be in attendance.

Chairman, School Committee. HAWARDEN WAR MEMORIAL. THE COMMUNITY CENTRE COMMIi'TEE requests the Residents of Hawarden and surrounding districts to attend a PUBLIC MEETING at the Hawarden Hall at 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), June 22, to discuss a War Memorial for the district. J. W. EARL, Chairman and Convenor. 1699 SAVE MONEY SHOP AT THE KJK.K. BUTCHERY. Sides of Mutton From 7/6 Rump Steak lid per lb. Stewing Steak 6Jd per lb. 31b Frying Chops For 1/3 Roasts of Beef From 1/3 each. 224 FERRY ROAD, 82 RICCARTON ROAD. H 223 DANGEROUS TREES Felled or Grubbed. ORNAMENTAL TREES PRUNED. SECTIONS CLEARED. 40 Years’ Practical Experience. Insured Against All Risks. C. M. WEST, P.O. BOX 192. Messages (Office Hours), 'Phone 35-853 Private (Evenings), ’Phone 24-936. T.C. M A Y D E N E, 108 A GLOUCESTER STREET. First with the Latest SYDNEY COSTUME JEWELLERY. Pays High Cash Prices for Novel Ideas and Classic Jewellery.