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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32304, 23 May 1970, Page 42

| AMALGAMATED theatres

TELEPHONE 67446 Everyone is saying “IT MUST BE A GOOD SHOW IF IT HAS RUN THAT LONG”. IBsssai TODAY 2,5, 8 p.m. MONDAY 11 —2, 8 p.m The longest run in the history of the Savoy ... 20th Century Fox presents PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD KATHERINE ROSS in BUTCH CASSiDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID Penevislon Color by Deluxe (Y) Reserves 0.1. C and fheetre.

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FHTO3 SUNDAY 2 pm - 9 NLY ~ 2 P- m - ONLY Here’s an afternoon of Riotous Laughter! Join the greatest laugh-makers ever ... in two of the Greatest Comedies ever . . . lfloßEl Ax'S $ HARDy ® Groucho! Harpo! Chico!.' “BONNIE “A NIGHT AT SCOTLAND” THE OPERA” J J 0 ’ . 8 p.m. ONLY - 8 p.m. ONLY He's different..: 1 THE SHARPEST SECRETABENT SETHENIAU! dibit Cjf XS In METROCOLOR (G ’ The Blood and the Horror of War . . . Could he become a man under the baptism of fire. "THE SOLDIER’’ Starring (A) FRAZER MACINTOSH, RADE MARKOVIC

RECITAL by BRILLIANT YOUNG PIANIST RICHARD BEAUCHAMP RICHARD BEAUCHAMP RICHARD BEAUCHAMP Works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Franck, Prokofiev and Chopin. CIVIC THEATRE Thursday, June 4, 8 p.m. ADMISSION $1 and $1.50. Students and group bookings (minimum of five) —75c. Bookings at Hay’sWright Stephenson’s and door sales. A RECITAL TOO GOOD TO MISS. SO BOOK NOW. 3564

NIGHT TROTTING AT ADDINGTON RACEWAY TONIGHT GATES OPEN 3.45 p.m. JACKPOT OPENS 4.30 p.m. Non-tote event 5.15 p.m. FIRST RACE 5.45 p.m. Canterbury Park Trotting Club Winter Meeting 3148 Immediate Reaction! Try a “Press” Classified Advt for prompt and positive results. Phone 68-939 (10 direct lines).