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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31169, 20 September 1966, Page 29

PHONE BOOKINGS ACCEPTED For Tonight, at Theatre Only 1.30 • TODAY • 7.30 Feature occuplea th* entire programme Conclude* tn time for the buses (For General Exhibition) STARTING SEPTEMBER 30 ’BEST WAR FILM IN THE HISTORY OF THE CINEMA." tend** Sunday Tsiegra** I WMNCR BROS. PRESENTS A A NMtNM ImancV t atm stm an. (Y CUTIFICSTE) Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY Conductor: William R. Hawkey Accompanied by the CHRISTCHURCH CIVIC ORCHESTRA Leader: Lout* Yffer BRAHMS A GERMAN REQUIEM Soloists: Rosemary Gordon (Sopranol Winston Sharp (Baritone) CIVIC THEATRE Thursday, September 29 11 at 8.15 p.m. BOOK AT HAY'S Preferential from Tuesday, September 20. 1 Public from Thursday, September 22. , ADMISSION 10s (Plus booking fee) , DON’T MISS 1966 i Boat & Outdoors 1 EXHIBITION CANTERBURY COURT SEPTEMBER 28— OCTOBER 8 | University o» Canterbury SCHOOL OF MUSIC TODAY, 1.10 p.m. RONALD WOODCOCK AUSTRALIAN VIOLINIST With COLLEEN RAE Music by Prokofiev, Webern and Beethoven (Sonata Opus 36, No. 3) N.B. Thursday, 1.10 p.m.: Mr Konlcek's Cello class. ADMISSION FREE G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. CenSOr’B CußlfioMtioM (G) Ajjgjovot te OSMMI te <Y> hSSS* fr o —T l , l * teMßbto te PanoM AaS UandOwr. te! 1 fr- 0 — Suitable te Adult* Only.

Under the direction of the Civic Orchestra Foundation CIVIC ORCHESTRA with SOLIST: BRETISLAV NOVOTNY. CONDUCTOR: JOHN RITCHIE. LEADER: LOUIS YFFER. Programme: MOZART:—Symphony No. 38 "Linz.” . MARTlNU:—Concerto for String Quartet (First New Zealand Performance), BEETHOVEN:—VioIin Concerto, Opus 81. CIVIC THEATRE. TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY. / SEPTEMBER 21, AT 8 pjn. Bookings at Hay’s LtdAdmission: 10s, 7s Bd, os. Children: os, 4s, 3s. Party Concessions Available.