Page 17 Advertisements Column 10

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31088, 17 June 1966, Page 17

2nd WEEK STARTS TODAY 10.30 ajn. 1.45-5-8 pjn. SATURDAY: 1.45—5—6 p m Everyone Is Talking About 1t... And Seeing 1t... ADULT and "PIFFESfNT“ as only Hie MOTION SICTUSI c'JMM couM emvnt It. MMS Peyton Place CINtMASCOM kA" COLOR iPvnons under 16 not odmlttodt Reserves: D.I.C. and Theatre. ILAM Pen da I ton ‘Phona TONIGHT. SATURDAY. MONDAY —7.45 pm.— Matinee Saturday 2 p m Sidney James Kenneth Williams Kenneth Connor Joan Sims Charles Hawtrev in the best of the ‘Tarry-on’* series, in lavish colour and loaded with laughter

"CARRY ON CLEO" (Y) No matter what the weather or what the Budget did. this will make you scream with laughter. A show for everyone from 8 to 80. VOGUE Sproydon 'Phono W-SOO 7.4S—TONIGHT—7 45 An excellent British drame. “THE RUNNING MAN”—(A> Colour in Panavtslon Laurence Harvey Lee Remick CENTURY St. Albans Phono 47-4 OJ. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY —7.45 From the authors of "Steptoe and Son" and some of the TV favourites. Harry H. Corbett Hugh Griffith Eric Sykes Ronnie Barker Julia Foster Miriam Karlin "THE BARGEE" (A) Technicolor—Technlscopo A broad. lusty, roaring British comedy. Outstanding programme Warm Theatre 1 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY i SCHOOL OF MUSIC PUBLIC LECTURB by MR RAMSAY HOWIE (National President, N.Z. School Music Association) "LOST LEGIONS OF MUSIC’ —THE "FOLK”. Recovery and Regeneration. UNIVERSITY HALL. Worcester Street. TONIGHT Friday, June 17 at 8 p m. ADMISSION FREE G. G. TURBOTT. Registrar.

SENIOR CITIZENS HALF PRICE ALL PERFORMANCES EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT. ALL SEATS RESERVABLE. ★ ★ SPARKLING GALA OPENING MONDAY, 8 PM SIX NIGHTS ONLY MATINEE JUNE 25th ON STAGE THE GLORIOUSLY GAY MUSICAL REVUE WITH SONGS, DANCES, LAUGHS AND JUST A FEW TEARS.

A NZ. THEATRE CENTRE PRESENTATION ITS A WINNER ALL THE WAY BOX PLANS D.I.C RESERVES 15/- BBd tl/is CHILDREN HALF PRICE. THE SHOW OF THE YEAR FLORAL ARRAMEMENTS BY JULIA GRAY.