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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32775, 27 November 1971, Page 44

■ I IAMALGAMATED Theatres 1 ■ I HOU -Ywtx>p| i avenue"] i 1 Telephone 68-646 Telephone 67-446 Telephone 68-SIO i Telephone 79-897 TONIGHT 5 & 7.30 2nd SPECTACULAR WEEK! « pm’ ™°nLay ™DAY 2— 5 8 P.M. | TODAY 2— 5 8 P.M. ■•SOCIETY" only et 5 p.m. TONIGHT 5& 8 ™ EN D *' LV 2 ’ ® P “ MON ' T 0 THURS ' • P - M - °NLY | MON. TO THURS. 2 8 P.M. First of a festival of three “* re ” ar d l ng and enlightening ■»*<*. Banned in EUTODe! IN THIS DAY AND AGF WHAT'S great musical oroerammes experience ... no one interested ~ i. .. . ’ ’ . Wnfll O exclusive to this theatrel aC *' nS j Frank Sinatra Bins Crosby ? j CI N-Z. Herald ■ AN EROTIC EXLRCISE , n changing re . , JENNY BUNN was a SMASHER' rni r pnoTFO’Q "Rich In entertainment values lahonships . . . brilliantly directed; Stunning and sensual BUT determined I LULL ruNitKS f ... I give it a warm recom- / ’’ and acted, stunning colour, photo ' NOT ,0 b e caught up in tho CnPirTVFJ f > mendation." —Auckland Star « > | graphy and jet set backgrounds. SEVENTIES SEXUAL REVOLUTION . . nlun oULIt T r. F,o,n ,he c '«*tors of "One Million aa-n J . ROME ' tMR CAI ctf. v ”' s BC.” their most gigantic JEAN LOUIS TRINTIGNANT Hayley Mills and SSuJft-ZjJ i o'VwJVkirt SSii l i.. ri nriu.i. l l owe. R «d m —-K.SOd ' TateAGiri i %onely < Uunter at Dinner UlceYbu TODAY Ms'p'm. VICTORIA VETRI I colou' c.SffißS ( . on TODAY 2 P.M. “KETTLES AT PLANS DJ C ' T H E AT RE . &°Theatre l * ed BETTY HUTTON as Annia Oakley fXLI 1 ni neserves u.i.c & theatre ‘‘ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" WAIKIKI” |, ■ ■ —— ~ ’ Plus Cartoons Colour (G) pi us Cartoons (G) •■ ■ a ■ ■ a ' S'." ‘ ' • . * ■ " WINE, DINE and be r?7\Y‘ Vf »\ J LL«DOJ tafoNDlM CHRISTCHURCH I TONIGHT 5& 8 NIGHTLY 8 P.M. 2 P-M - * ® P - M> [fl CIVIC ■ GOLDIE HAWN Capture orchestra Best Supporting Actress mriinrn i a tnWM 1 Musical Director: JUAN MATTEUCCI <? ★ UCENSED ★ a town. L.. a .„tou,s W ™ i. 3 JLs ?•“??’."■ Destroy fifth (fmi 1971 subscription concert gZr-'WW iiHirio a n armv’ Muinan \ LT h 12 ,0 230 rtll <in,| y * rivir tucatdf g>,. I (wins i V|7 " viviv intAlKt Fin I H 1> sabotage tonight 1 a tram! I Panavision Colour (A) TODAY 1.45 P.M. I |j | ■ ... I I BEETHOVEN: Coriolanus erture MB WatC " ° Ut! BEETHOVEN: ta Concert. No. 5 "EmperorI tv programme “DON’T RAISE THE ... • (Soloist: Michael Houstoun) “MEN OF BONANZA BRIDGE LOWER ocrrunuriu. c m u a. 7 ~, I RIDE THE WIND” THE RIVER” BEETHOVEN. Symphony No. 7in A Major I Plus Cartoons Colour (G) Plus Csrtoons Colour (6) I r~-IBUI■FrtkTJ|-go- IMII —1 —I nuoiHunnni i It IS fitting that for our final 1971 subscription concert I t" 1 1 a I=<CIWJ i Latimer W s" M Ph r 66-436. 1 Sh ° Ul(< M ' C>lael H ° UStOll 3S OUr S ° lOIS,: Winner I' HOLLYWOOD 7.45 p.m. Fighting John Wayne of both last * ear s Auckland Star Concerto Competition I in “THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER” (Y) Plus ‘‘THE and ttlls ' ,ears VIC Music Council Competition, he has SICILIAN CLAN” (A) rWWWWWWF played Wlth ttlc Cllnstctlurch and Auckland orchestras AVffvre 7 4Rnm —Z *•••••••! and with the NZBC Symphony Orchestra. The senes AVEMJE 7.45 p.m. stewart Granger in WWWW n comes to a conclusion on the heroic plane with this all ‘‘LEGION'S LAST PATROL” (Y) Plus See “BARBA- tHKmMHKHk Beethoven Concert. RELLA” do her thing. Jane Fonda (Rl6). 20thCentury-Fox presents LIDO 7.45 p.m. Murder Mystery! ‘‘THE AMSTER- 100 RIFLES Admission Prices DAM AFFAIR” (A) Plus “MEN OF BONANZA RIDE ■V‘l • amarvinschwartz Production ADULTS $1.50 THE WIND" (G) JJJU RAQUEL Students & School Children 75c BARCLAY 7.45 p.m. John Wayne, Rock Hudson BROWN • WELCH <P ' U ‘ Bookins Fee sc> in "THE UNDEFEATED” (Y) Plus “MACHINE GUN w SEATS AVAILABLE FOR SALE McCAINE” Even the Mafia called him Mister! (Y) !| fl BURT REYNOLDS ■ at theatre ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ | (lil<AHWDANOWiBLIH< HiWSGUDEC * SI HHHHHMMHHHHHHHI I Censor’s Classifications ' <a> -..— • *• for Exiii- PLUS ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l rjrflrJllffl t X tow at ! Torn b a e ? e M n tw ? loves nnooi rv iiatfi suitable for persons 13 and DINE AT ' ~ 3flCi tln S t 0 S2V6 |f||\\| I" V Hll IFI (A) Approved for General Exhi- presents . j thfilTl both! IIUvvLL I lIW ILL ,ee A TumJ? F ' STONEHURST , ELVIS PRESLEY dance t 0 ±.™?L R^ UR * NT .. FUMIH ; STAr JACK THOMPSON’S BAND DON’T T LEAN°ON I Z eHr "®F’-"' 0 Barbara's Forrest TONIGHT DUN I LtflN UN ■ at 8 p.m. Children under 12 Helf Price. h „ n.h... O DM Trt in DM THE FENCE ■! bookings Phone 46-541 , Latimer Sq. Ph. 69-709 Co'our by De'uxe 8 P.M. TO 10 P.M.

I ,tw THINKING I ABOUT LAMB I PRICES | COME & ENJOY H OUR Carnival I I I I Carnival ■ TONIGHT I Admission 70c H Gentlemen: Ties please ■ St. John Ambulance Ei Hall, Peterborough St ■ 'CALVARY FETE TODAY 1 p.m. J SOUTHERN REGION ARMY DAY BURNHAM CAMP THE PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to attend a parad* and demonstration afternoon a Burnham Camp on SUNDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1971. From p.m. there will be static dis plays of arms and equipment. The marching-out parade o the 29th Intake National Service Training Unit will commence a 2 p.m., and will be reviewed b’ Mr J. B. Collett. Mayor of Lyt telton. After the parade, and com imencing at approximately 2.4; ,p.m.-, there will be a programrm jof mobile displays which wil (feature: Vehicle ambushes, casu i alty evacuation, firing by mor ' tars, machine-guns and fielt i artillery, mobility of armourec • personnel carriers, helicopter: I demonstrating their versatilit: and capabilities, military para chuting. Turn off Main South Road Burnham, then follow signs t< (parking areas. Listen to 3ZB for cancellatioi in event of wet weather.