AMUSEMENTS Last 2 Days At 1.45 and 7.30 United Artists Present ERNIE PYLE’S “STORY OF G.I. JOE” “STORY OF G.I. JOE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also the Shrieking Comedy “PRAIRIE CHICKEN'S” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Now at the Warm and Cosy LIBERTY lIH^F" - —HI ’Phone 35-067. |HIAMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) FRIDAY! A MEMORABLE ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE! A Brilliant Film . . . One of the Best Ever to Come From a British Studio! G.B.D. Present’s WENDY HILLER Star of "Pygmalion" ROGER LIVESEY Star of "Colonel Blimp” In I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’ ‘I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’ ‘I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’ IT WILL BE HAILED WITH RELIEF AND RAPTURE FOR ITS FRESHNESS. DELIGHTFUL SCENERY AND STORY! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)
Wat c 11 for To-morrow’s Special Announcement of Second Big Attraction! MAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS! PLANS D.I.C. (No. 7) AND THEATRE CHRISTCHURCH CIVIC MUSIC COUNCIL Presents THE 1947 FESTIVAL FESTIVAL TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT CIVIC THEATRE CAN-ftIRBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ORCHESTRA. Conductor: Francis Bate, Leader: Dr. Basil Wilson. “The Shepherl King” (Mozart) "The London Symphony” . . (Haydn) English Folk Song Suite (Vaughan Williams) ASHBURTON VOCAL STUDY GROUP. Conductor: Gertrude Smith. Presents "The Coming of Spring” .... (Hanael) "Haste Thee Nymph” (from L’allegro (Handel) Soloist: MAY MOFFATT. y Laughing and Weeping” . . . (Shubert) "Cradle Song” (Schubert) "Hansel and Gretel” .... (Humperdink) "Shepherd's Song” (Elgar) "Ail Through the Night” . . (Traditional) TIMARU CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor: A. C. McINNES. Presents I Full Choir: "Sailing Westward" (Elgar) Full Choir: "Legend” . (Tchaikovsky) Women’s Chorus: "Ye Banks and Braes" Full Choir: “The Lee Shore” (Coleridge-Taylor) Full Choir: "Hi! River. Broad and Bright” (Moussorgsky) Men’s Chorus: “The Old Woman" (Roberton) Full Choir; “Qui Vive in the Dawn” (Markham-Lee) Full Choir: “Turn Back, O Man” (Holst) THURSDAY. July 24 3YA ORCHESTRA (Augmented) Plays Cbrrcerto in A Major . . (Mozart) ALTHEA HARLEY SLACK CHRISTCHURCH LIEDERKRANZCHEN FRIDAY, 25 July: SIX TOWNS FESTIVAL ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS CHOIR, ASHBURTON, ELLESMERE. METHVEN. RANGIORA. TEMUKA. SATURDAY. 26 July: CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL, GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, AVONSIDE GILLS’ HIGH SCHOOL BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S. Admission 2s »d SEATS ARE GUARANTEED only if BOOKED at BEGG’S
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25243, 23 July 1947, Page 1
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