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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30677, 17 February 1965, Page 27

NEXT WEEK—FOR THE FIRST TIME CHRISTCHURCH BECOMES A FESTIVAL CENTRE OF WORLD IMPORTANCE the stage is set for THE FABULOUS AND UNIQUE Thousands Have Already looked For The Unparalleled Array Of Events In This Never-To-le-Forgotten Festival. If You Haven't Booked Yet We Urge You To Act Immediately I NEXT MONDAY'S OPENING CONCERT COMPLETELY SOLD OUT. ONLY THREE FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES TO SEE AND HEAR AUSTRALIA'S SUPREME VICTORIAN STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Flown to Now Zealand for Exclusive Appearances at the Festival.) Conducted by SIR MALCOLM SARGENT In Hie Majestic Setting of FESTIVAL HALL (KING EDWARD BARRACKS) Book Without Delay at Hay's for TUESDAY NEXT AND WEDNESDAY Aga in with world-famous conductor SIR MALCOLM SARGENT THURSDAY, FEB. 25 Conductor: JOHN HOPKINS Soloist: Brilliant Young Australian Violinist BERYL KIMBER 20/6 and 15/6 Unci.) PLANS NOW OPEN FOR THE N.Z.B.C. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor: JUAN MATTEUCCI FESTIVAL HALL THURSDAY, MARCH 4 SATURDAY. MARCH 6 Admission: 16/6, 12/6, 8/4 (Incl.) Schoolchildren, 8/4, 6/6, 4/6 (ind.) • THE MASTER POTTER OF OUR DAY SHOJI HAMADA TICKETS (10/-) NOW ON SALE AT HAY'S BOOKING OFFICE for three public demonstrations by SHOJI HAMADA at tha Waal Exchange Building, Whiteleigh Avenue, on Wednesday, February 24, Friday, February 26, and Saturday, February 27, each eveahtg at ( p.m. TICKETS ALSO ON SALE FOR TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 5-7 p.m. Official Reception and Opening Exhibition at Canterbury Museum, Tickets 10/-. MONDAY. MARCH 1, 8 p.m. Lecture and Slides, Museum Theatre, 2/6. THURSDAY. MARCH 4, 8 p.m. Him, Mnseam Theatre, 2/6. ALL SEMINARS AND KILN SESSIONS DURING MR HAMADA'S VISIT ARE FULLY ROOKED. • Book Now For Tha BERKSHIRE STRING QUARTET CIVIC THEATRE SATURDAY EVENING, HR. ». SUNDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 2*. 8/6 tied.). UNIVERSITY OF DENVER JAZZ BAND (Presented under the aeepteee of the United States State Depmtmeef'x Cultural PraseataHoas Programme), FESTIVAL HALL King Edwards (arracks MARCH 2 aad 3. 12/4 (ted.) THE DRAMATIC HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FESTIVAL THE MAGNIFICENT YORK CYCLE OF MYSTERY PLAYS PRESENTED IY THE COMBINED DRAMATIC SOCIETIES OF CHRISTCHURCH. Outdoor Evening Performances at 7.45 p-m. Saturday, February 27 to Wedaes. day. March 3 (mdeding Sunday at 8.15 p.m.>. Addis 6/6. Children 3/6 (lad.) JOHN CASEUERG'S DRAMATIC ANTHOLOGY "0 NEW ZEALAND” WHERE THE MAORI SPEAKS Presenrad by the Kobata Player*. REPERTORY THEATRE. SATURDAY and SUNDAY, March 6 and 7, 2.15, and 8.15 paa. each day. Adults 7/6, CMMreo Half Price, plus bookina fe * Details of Party Bookingi can be obtained aow from Hoy's Booking OGce, Pboae Tl-B7).