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TONIGHTS OPENING CONCERT IS COMPLETELY SOLD OUT. (PATRONS ARE REQUESTED TO BE SEATED BY 7.50 p.m.) A LIMITED NUMBER OF SEATS AT 7/6 ON SALE 9.30 a.m. TODAY AT HAY'S. FOR THREE FURTHER BRILLIANT CONCERTS BY THE VICTORIAN STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Flown to New Zealand for Exclusive Appearances at the Festival.) ! tn the Majestic Setting ot FESTIVAL HALL (KING EDWARD BARRACKS) TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY at 8. Conductor: SIR MALCOLM SARGENT ■Hk. & H THURSDAY at 8. Conductor: JOHN HOPKINS Soloist: Brilliant Young Australian Violinist BERYL KIMBER Seats for each concert at 20/6 and 16/6 (incl.) still available. But there's no time to lose BOOK TODAY AT HAY'S. BOOK TOO FOR THESE GREAT AND MEMORABLE FESTIVAL EVENTS. N.Z.B.C. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor: JUAN MATTEUCCI FESTIVAL HALL THURSDAY, MARCH 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 6 Admission: 16/6, 12/6, 8/6 (inel.) Schoolchildren, 8/6, 6/6, 4/6 (Ind.) • THE MASTER POTTER OF OUR DAY SHOJI HAMADA TICKETS (10/-) NOW ON SALE AT HAYS BOOKING OFFICE for three public demonstrations by SHOJI HAMADA at the Wool Exchange Building, Whiteleigh Avenue, Addington, next Wednesday, Febru. ary 24, Friday, February 26, and Saturday, February 27, each evening at 8 p.m, A Limited Number of Tickets (10/-) Still Available at Hay's For Official Reception And Opening Exhibition Tomorrow (Tuesday), 5-7 p.m. Canterbury Museum. MONDAY, MARCH 1, 8 p.m. Lee. ture and Slides, Museum Theatre, 2/6. THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 8 p.m. Film, Museum Theatre, 2/6. ALL SEMINARS AND KILN SESSIONS DURING MR HAMADA'S VISIT ARE FULLY BOOKED. THE BERKSHIRE STRING QUARTET CIVIC THEATRE SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 27, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 28. 8/6 (ted.). UNIVERSITY OF DENVER JAZZ BAND I Presented under the auspices ot the United States State Department** Cultural Presentations Programme). FESTIVAL HALL King Edward Barracks MARCH 2 and 3. 12/6 (inel.) THE DRAMATIC HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FESTIVAL THE MAGNIFICENT YORK CYCLE OF MYSTERY PLAYS PRESENTED BY THE COMBINED DRAMATIC SOCIETIES OF CHRISTCHURCH. Outdoor Evening Performances at 7.45 p.m. Saturday, February 27 to Wednes. day. March 3 (including Sunday at 8.15 p.m ). Adults 6/6. Children 3/6 (ted.) JOHN CASELBERG'S DRAMATIC ANTHOLOGY "0 NEW ZEALAND" WHERE THE MAORI SPEAKS Presented by the Kohatu Players REPERTORY THEATRE. SATURDAY and SUNDAY. March 6 and 7. 2.15, and 8.15 p.m. each day. Adults 7/6, Children HoH Price, plus bookina fee Details of Party Bookings can be obtained now from Hay's Booking Office, Phone 71-879.