BOGARDE, with MARIUS GORING, DAVID OXLEY and CYRIL CUSACK Showing: Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. at 5.30 and 8.35. Wednesday and Saturday, 2.16, 5.21, 8.26. Also — A charming, novel and amusing animal fairy tale ONCE UPON A TIME U. Showing: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and

The funeral of Mr. James Griffiths, of 6, Tai Dulas. Llan- , ddulas. was on Thursday. interment in the Parish Churchyard. The services at the house and Parish Church were conducted by the Rev. E. T. Jones. rector. Chief mourners were Mrs. Edwards, Ffynnongroyw, sister; Mr. and M

NO other road intersection in Llandudno has a worse record of serious accidents than the junction of Bryniau-road with Trinity-avenue—a busy approach route to the town. Bollards erected there after several mishaps have not proved as effective as anticipated and members of Llandu

I F it were possible to lay underground tue proiec.c. /5-vuit transmission Line aunt lonnah s Quay to r iestiruog would cost to £4oU.iku a mile. Mr. L. S. Sharpies. estate and way leave officer 01 the Central Liectricity Authority, told the Denoighshire °ranch of the N.F.U. on F

Wales s most colourful festival. the International Musical Eisteddfod—the eleventh of the series—opened at Llangollen on Tuesday with a competition entries from many countries. At the opening concert Mr. Rhys Roberts. eisteddfod chairman. read to ten thousand People a message fr

In Vista Vision and Technicolor. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 15th, 16th and Ilth— JAMES CAGNEY, BARBARA STANWYeIt. WALTER PIDGEON

on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. AUGUST Ith and Oh, 1957. L7O IN CASH PRIZES. together with 2 Challenge Cups and Challenge Shield. First Prize in OeEN CLASS increased to E2O. ENTRIES must be sent In on or before WEDNESDAY. JULY 31st, 1957. ENTRY FORMS may be obtained from the Secretary, M

A brief account of the way Blackpool had developed into the leading pleasure ground of the British Isles was given by Rotarian T. Turner Pilling at Tuesday's weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club. He said that both Llandudno and Blackpool were in their embryo as resorts a hundred y

Llandudno Choral Society, meeting on Tuesday, decided to give a performance of The Elych" at Easterhme next year and, if possible, to engage Hervey Alan as one of the artistes. It was announced that rehearsals for the Christmas performance of The Messiah" would commence on Septe