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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29234, 18 June 1960, Page 1

AMUSiMINTO 3rd WEEK ! I IMAYFAIR Swl Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd Today: 2—s—-8 p.m. The New ... True Life Adventure From the Top of the World ... Land of Mystery and Adventure, of Awesome Sights, and Legendary Animals, sometimes Savage, Sometimes Hilarious Always Exciting 20th Century-Fox Presents Walt Disney's ‘WHITE WILDERNESS’ ‘WHITE WILDERNESS’ 7g> In Technicolor! presented in the UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT TRADITION ol DISNEY'S "LIVING DESERT.” “VANISHING PRAIRIE" and "AFRICAN LION." Outstanding First Half and in Disney's Award Winning “People and Places" aeries. “LAPLAND” In Cinemascope Colour RESERVES AT THEATRE 5 p.m. Reerves from 2.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. BOX PLANS OPEN BOX PLANS OPEN -Majestic Box Office For the Ballet Event of . the Year Four of the World’s Four of the World’s Finest Dancers. Finest Dancers. The fabulous BERYL GREY BERYL GREY BERYL GREY With other stars of The Royal Ballet BRYAN ASHBRIDGE BRYAN ASHBRIDGE BRYAN ASHBRIDGE DONALD BRITTON DONALD BRITTON PAMELA MONCUR PAMELA MONCUR PROGRAMMES June 20 to 22 (Monday to Wednesday) "LES SYLPHIDES” "GISELLE" ACT I "SYLVIA," ACT UI "VALSE ECCENTRIQUE" "GISELLE." ACT U "RIBBON DANCE” IRMELIN" "SWAN LAKE" “BLACK SWAN" June 23 to 25

(Thursday to Saturday) Matinee on Saturday “LBS PATINEURS" “ISLE DE SIRENES” "CASSE NOISETTE" "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY" "GISELLE." ACT U “LE TRICORNE" "REVERIE” "RIBBON DANCE" "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY" "DON QUIXOTE” Prices: 21/10,16/5,11/(Incl. Tax) A bold and imaginative play: an equally bold and imaginative choice—PETEß HARCOURT. AN ADULT PLAY FOR ADULT AUDIENCES OPENING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT I In the REPERTORY THEATRE Also THUR., FRI, SAT, at 6 pjn. MATINEE SAT, at 1. NEW ZEALAND PLAYERS PRESENT ARTHUR MILLER’S EXCITING AND HIGHLY DRAMATIC “A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE” Directed by ROY HOPE Designed oy QUENTIN HOLE A strong east headed by THANE BETTANY, ROBIN KING. KEVIN WOODILL, MURRAY BROWN, KAY STONEMAN. JAMES HEALEY, with Jeremy Stephens, Barry Hill. Noel Perry. Colin Wilson. Henry Stamper. Roy Bonnell. Penelope Greeson. Josephine Brunet BOOKING AT D.I.C, LTD. Adults 4/-. »/-. 13/«Matinee 4/-, 7/-, 10P6 Members 9/6. matinee 6/4 First night 1/6 Parties 12 or more: 13/6 seats 6/9. Plus booking fee 3d. Postal 6d. This Play is Not Suitable for Children. ASHBURTON TUESDAY AT 6. a*-*************** | INDEX TO CLASSIFIED * ' ADVERTISWENTS SEE FADE 17