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FWJ.RWC BCiSRCHtSifJ-YS! COME ON AND ENJOY YOURSELF! JOIN IN THE FESTIVAL NOW!! The first glorious week of the Festival has so much to offer ... so much variety, there’s sure to be something just made for you to enjoy! Look through this list of activities and choose your entertainment. TESSA BIRNIE—LUNCH TIME CONCERT This brilliant solo pianist will give a lunch time concert in the University Hall on Friday, March 15, 140 p.m. Programme Details: Rondo on a Folk Tune—Bartok Ondine from Gaspard de la Nuit— Ravel Sonata in B Flat Major D 960 —Schubert Tickets at Hall one hour before concert—so cents. CONCERT —SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 8 p.m. Tessa Bimie gives a further concert with the String Quartet from the Christchurch Civic Orchestra comprising Louis Yffer (violin). Alan Foster (violin), Marjorie Sutton (viola), and Allan Chisholm (’cello). BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT HAY’S FESTIVAL BOOKING OFFICE ADMISSION $1.05; STUDENTS 55c. DRAMA-JOHNNY SO LONG Ngaio Marsh Theatre (Ham), 8.00 p.m. An outstanding success. Don't miss this "... milestone in University drama.” Season closes Saturday, March 16. BOOKINGS AT HAY’S FESTIVAL BOOKING OFFICE. ADMISSION 75 CENTS. THE HOLLOW CROWN OPENING SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 8 p.m., REPERTORY THEATRE Produced by the Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society’s professional director, Dick Johnstone, “The Hollow Crown” is a selection of speeches, letters, music, songs and poems by and about the Kings and Queens of England. An instant success when first performed in Britain, it provides witty and charming entertainment BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT HAY’S FESTIVAL BOOKING OFFICE OR TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM THE THEATRE FOR THE EVENING’S PERFORMANCE FROM 6.30 p.m. ADMISSION $1.15; 85 CENTS. ELMWOOD PLAYERS THE ELMWOOD PLAYHOUSE, 8 p.m. OPENS TONIGHT. Three one-act plays by New Zealand playwrights, Wayne Tourelle, Molly Elden and Gerald P. Lynch will be staged. Thursday, 14th, to 20th March. THE NEW ZEALAND BALLET A TIME FOR OFFENBACH OPENS TONIGHT, THEATRE ROYAL, 8 p.m. Prepared especially for The New Zealand Ballet by Jurek Shabelewski "A Time for Offenbach” includes principals Jon Trimmer, Desmond Kelly, Denise le Comte, Gillian Francis, Bernard Hourseau. BOOK NOW AT HAY’S FESTIVAL BOOKING OFFICE. VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITIONS NOW SHOWING AT DURHAM STREET ART GALLERY New Zealand Potters' Touring Exhibition. 100 Painters. Canterbury Sculpture. Opening Sunday. March 10. Hours: Mon. to Fri., 10.00 to 4.30; 7.30 to 9.30; Sat. and Sun., 2.00 to 4.30. CANTERBURY MUSEUM, Rolleston Avenue Historic Canterbury Painting. Stamp Exhibition, Children's Stamp Exhibition. Hours: Mon. at Sat., 10.00 to 4.30; Sundays, 2.00 to 4.30. International Photographic Colour Slides: Sat., March 23rd and Thurs., March 28th, at 8 p.m. • BOOK NOW FOR NEXT WEEK! Book early for some of the wonderful artists appearing next week. These include: JOHN OGDON RITA STREICH DONALD MdNTYRE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA CHAMBER SINGERS • BOOK YOUR FESTIVAL ENTERTAINMENT NOW AT THE FESTIVAL BOOKING OFFICE, HAY’S ROOF HALL. Party bookings and other concessions available on application to the Festival Booking Office, Hay’s, Private Bag, Christchurch. Phone 66-871. P 17.8

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