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cinerama PHONE 79-897 3 pm. DAILY 7 45 p m. 28th Week... BUT HOW THE WEST WAS WON Have YOU Seen It Yet? w— Today’s Plan at Theatre Plan open Two Weeks ahead at Theatre and D.I.C. REMEMBER it can NEVER be seen in CINERAMA In any other South Island Theatre Don't Delay, See It Today. PROGRAMME OF EXHIBmONS In th* PAN PACIFIC ARTS FESTIVAL McDougall ART CALLERY TWO EXHIBITIONS (One admission charge to both: Adults 2/4, Children I/O. EXHIBITION OF AUSTRALIAN PAINTING (From early Colonial times io the present day). FESTIVAL EXHIBITION OF 100 NEW ZEALAND PAINTERS IMS (organised by the Canterbury Society of Arts). Noto: Ths McDougall Gallery will bo open during the Festival: 10 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. (Front entrance from Gardens), 7.30 p.m, . 7.30 p.m. (Entrance from Museum Drive) Sunday: 2 p.m, . 4.30 p.m. Only, Each evening on, of the tollowing QANTAS Art Films will bo shown RUSSELI" DRYSDALE, 15 mins. WILLIAM DOBELL. 21 mins. SIDNEY NOLAN, 21 mins. "THE DREAMING" (Australian Aboriginal rock painting), 21 mlns. "PATTERN OF LIFE" (Australian Aboriginal bark painting), 26 mins. • DURHAM STREET ART GALLERY „ THREE EXHIBITIONS (Inclusive Admission Charge: Adults 2/6; Children 1/-1 EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY NEW ZEALAND PAINTING IM4 (Collected for tour by the Auckland City Art Gallery). "M/20 VISION"—the explore, tion of new Art forms and experiments in new materiels. EXHIBITION OF NEW ZEALAND POTS (by 22 leading Now Zea* land Potters). Open Doily 10 a.m. . 4.30 p.m.: 1 ■ * P-m. Saturday: 2- 4.30 p.m.; 1 . t p.m.. Sunday: 2.5

HAY’S GALLERIES Admission: Adults 2/6. Children 1/.. EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART. This exhibition includes C,,UM,eS M W' Also at HAT’S GALLERIES THIS WEEK ONLY DEMONSTRATIONS OF JAPANESE FLORAL ARRANGEMENT by Mr SHINEI MAEDA and Mrs TOYOKO FUKUDA TWO DEMONSTRATIONS. TWO HOURS EACH, DAILY, f6r FIRST WEEK OF FRStIVAL OfILY, 10 o". and 2 p.m. <5/ -> FOR BACH mmoh. • CANTERBURY MUSEUM Admission Free. THE HAMADA POTS S'MS'Jipn of Pot, by SHOJI HAMADA IJepen's Internationally famous potter) In the ORIENTAL GALLERY. "HISTORICAL NEW ZEALAND" (by courtesy of QANTAS) Exhibition of Mapi, Chart. Aqua, tint,, and Engraving, of Painting, by early New Zealand explorer, and artliti. In the TRANSPORT GALLERY EUROPEAN FINE ARTS The mo,t comprehensive collection of furnishing,, porcelain, illvnr and glass assembled in Christchurch tor many year, (Arranged by Hie Friends of the Museum) In toe EMOPUN FINE ARTS GALLERY. KT. •foMORROwI' HtonjSi wBI be open dally 10 a.m. . 7 p.m, Saturday, 10 a.m. . 4.30 p.m. Sunday, 2.4.30 p.m, • ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS. PLANS AND MODELS Arranged by the Christchurch Branch of the Now Zealand Institute of Architects, at THE ATELIER, 93 Worcester Street. Admission 1/.. Open Dolly 10 a.m. . 5 p.m. Fri. M p.’m"•ClXJi•’s..fc • STUDENTS* RIVEBSIDE EXHIBITION (Opp. Y.M.C.A.) t. 30 * 5 p.m. Daily. Arranged by toe Students of too School of Art,