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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31089, 18 June 1966, Page 43

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SOUTH ISLAND WINTER TOUR

Artistic Director RUSSELL KERR with Guest Principals DENISE LE COMTE DESMOND KELLY PAUL WRIGHT (by arrangement with The Australian Ballet) Loma Rogers Gillian Francis Sherri) Cooper and full corps • The Auckland Festival production of and LES SYLPHIDES • THEATRE ROYAL JULY 2 and 4 at 7 p.m. • MAIL BOOKING COSTS NO MORE. Send your cheque and stomped aelfaddraaaad envelope marked ‘Belief to 0.1. C. Adults 16/-. Children 7/6. FAMILY TICKETS 35/-. (Adorn 2 adults 3 children. Extra children 5/-.) All prices Inclusive.