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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28987, 31 August 1959, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS ON STAGE There are still seats available at all programmes . . . 24s 7d—l6s sd—lls (including tax) The most brilliant and unique Ballet the world has ever seen! R. J. KERRIDGE Presents 4 THE BOLSHOI BOLSHOI BALLET ENSEMBLE BALLET ENSEMBLE —Famous Dancers— Merited Artists of the Russian Republic F MAJESTIC The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone 62-038-39 Reserve at Theatre 10 a.m to 9 p.m. For Six Nights Only COMMENCING TOMORROW COMMENCING TOMORROW at 8.15 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. Ist to Monday, Sept. 7th. Programme No. 1 Ist to 3rd Programme No. 2 4th to 7th In Wellington, Unprecedented Scenes Were Witnessed at the N.Z. Premiere as Never Before by any Theatrical Company—a New High Level Jor Artistic Integrity.

“The technical skill of their dancing surpassed that of the recent English Ballet season—every statuesque moment was as though carved in stone and it was remarkable the way they moved through the air almost creating the illusion that gravity was missing from the stage.” “Evening Post" RESERVE,NOW t AT MAJESTIC. BOOKING ' Prices: 24s 7d, 16s sd, Ils. Written applications are Invited Please address to:— "Bolshoi Ballet,” C/- Majestic Theatre, Box 1523. enclosing 30/- (inclusive of Amusement Tax and Booking Fee) for each seat required and stamped addressed envelope for reply. Kindly state whether seats are desired in Circle or Stalls and indicate an alternative date. Exchange should be added to country cheques. “There’s A Little Bit of Irish in Everybody’s Heart!” . . . And now R. J. Kerridge presents the enchanting Irish Soprano

MARY O’HARA MARY O’HARA MARY O’HARA MARY O’HARA Her Glorious Voice Inspired These Wonderful Press Reviews:— "Irish Folk Singer Mary O’Hara sings her country’s music as it ought to be sung—sweetly, naturally, modestly.” —"Sydney Morning Herald” "With ease and unpretentious style, she brought a simple beauty to her laments, and coquettish happiness to her lighter, cheerful pieces. Her playing of the Irish Harp was at all times impeccable, bringing a haunting minstrel effect to much of her work.” —“Sydney Daily Telegraph” “Irish Folk Singer and Harpist Mary O’Hara held her audience in the spell of Old Ireland last night. But not all her songs were Irish. She bewitched Scots equally with their national airs.” —“Sydney Daily Mirror" "Unaffected, girlish, sometimes innocently roguish, her style was always as fresh as an opening bud.” —“The Sydney Sun” ST. JAMES’ THEATRE ST. JAMES’ THEATRE Two Concerts Only WED., SEPT. 9th AND SAT., SEPT. 12th at 8.15 p.m. Maurice Till Solo Pianist Preferential Booking: Written applications are Invited for Preferential Bookings. Please address to: The Box Office, “Mary O’Hara,” Majestic Theatre, Box 1523, Christchurch, enclosing 13/9 per seat (inclusive of tax booking fee) for each seat required and stamped addressed envelope for reply. Kindly state clearly for which performance seats are required Exchange should be added to country cheques. ONE OF CANTERBURY’S FINE PLACES: Delightful "PINEHAVEN” “PINEHAVEN’ Restaurant. Quality Taste Fine Service MAIN NORTH RD. (14 milec) Telephone 64X, Kaiapoi. D