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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31001, 5 March 1966, Page 45

(Special Matinee 2 p.m Today) S P O O K SHOW WORLD-WIDE tremendous success Ka>f Bone Half Bandage, and All Blood-Curdling Terror. T E-C-H-N-I-C-O-L-O-R PETER CUSHING CHRISTOPHER LEE PICTURES RELEASE (Persons under 16 not admitted) THE ULTIMATE IN TERRIFYING THRILLS!!! FOR ALL THE FAMILY Heart-Warming Entertainment. TRAVIS LEMMOND LONDON The DOG In a stirring adventure of a Bov and his Dog. "MY DOG BUDDY” "MY DOG BUDDY” "MY DOG BUDDY” (GENERAL EXHIBITION) Excellent Featurettes S-E-N-S-A-T-I-O-N-A-L Here it is, the startling film that sparked-off the Rock ‘N’ Roll craze . . . The dramatic story of the High School gangs. GLEN FORD : ANNE FRANCIS "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" Exciting and Thrilling (A) Special Children’s Show 2 p.m. “TIKO AND THE SHARK” Colour (G) 7.30 p.m. .THE—- . Wi (Persons under 10 not admitted) Richard Burton—Ava Gardner

Kerridge Odeon, who brought you NINA and FREDERIK ... THE SERENDIPITY SINGERS ... THE CLANCY BROTHERS and THE SEEKERS NOW PROUDLY PRESENT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN N.Z. AN ALL-BRITISH FOLK SPECTACULAR The Folk scene explodes as the greatest names from the four corners of the British Isles bring you exciting adventure in song and music the 2 nights ONLY MAJESTIC FRI. and SAT., March 25 and 26 . at 8.15 p.m. With Matinee rHwHitlF Saturday 2.15. FROM IRELAND f llakl i r ., ' Robin Hall and Eileen Donaghy Jimmie MacGregor Th, Mnaatlons of th, K,nn«th MeFROM ENGLAND **"*' sh * FROM WALES Charles McDevitt tBMIMa Shirley Douglas ' Anita Williams Eattand’s Na. 1 attnetfoa with a M«ii« tte lllttaf laaMte st tte trsaiaateas state pmmrtrtlon. land of seat. MAIL BOOKINGS NOW OPEN Address applications to “BRITISH FOLK FESTIVAL," c/o. Majtttic Theatre, Box 2613, Ch.Ch, enclosing 21/- for each Mat required, together with stamped, self-addressed envelope and add exchange where required. ASHBURTON-REGENT-MON., MARCH 28th.