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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28894, 14 May 1959, Page 5

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Plans Open This Morning at D.I.C for the first six days of r'fv'* the CHRISTCHURCH OPERATIC MoSV - SOCIETY’S wonderful Coming-of-Age f ▼ T production of "SHOWBOAT,” costing > £BOOO to produce. ' Hear these wonderful JER&ME melodies "Ol* Man op** Are Love,” ’’Make ”Can't Help V jMh Daf "Why Do I Love ’ Till Good Luck Comes My Way,” "Life on the Wicked Stage,” "Ah Still Suits Mo.” ”1 Might Fall Bock oa You,” etc. i ---‘-Bl A Magnificent Chorus of 100 w I- 5 Spectacular Scenes Exdtlng Ballets WBHBBBwMBBMBI Filmed three times "SHOWBOAT" comes to the stage Starring Shirley Kelly. Kenneth Bifllin. Mor- the Theatre ftoyali for the first time, produced excitKe Marshall. Douglas Nottage. Audrey ingly by Alan de Malmanche,'With music uodar the man. Graemm MacNaeil. Doreen CorricK. direction of T. J. Kirk-Burnand with Graeme Johnston Derrick Lukies. Margaret Elvlnes. Vernon as Chorusmaster, and with dances and ensembles Reid and a supporting cast of forty. devised by Ivy Collins. THEATRE ROYAL Commencing 7.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT.

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