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J CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL ~ OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC M, n . ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION ICSIM CONCERT IN THE TOWN HALL Performance, October, 14th, 7.30 p.m. SOLD OUT The Rehearsal on Saturday, 14th October, commencing 1.15 p.m. will be open to parents and the public. Adults 50c, Children 30c Tickets available at the door only PROGRAMME: 1.15: Junior Department and Beginners. Orchestras from Number Seven to Number Two perform their own items. 2.45: Massed Orchestras play the Overture to "Orpheus in the Underworld.” Senior Orchestras combine in Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor.” The Christchurch Youth Orchestra play "Furiant” by Dvorak. The massed orchestras will then perform the "Creation” an original composition of sound pictures. Sponsored by The Record Room, 608 Colombo Street between Tuam & St. Asaph Sts, opp. Beggs

DUE TO PUBLIC DEMAND... ■ ,l ' l BECOME THE FIRST BALLET TO BE SHOWN AT THE NEW JAMES HAY THEATRE ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY TUESDAY 17th OCTOBER at 5.30 p.m. Programme will consist of two ballets never before performed in Christchurch. CHILDREN OF ADAM and EN BLANC ET NOIR together with COPPELIA Admission: $2.50, $2.00 Adults; 75c Children & Students All plus Booking Fee BOOK AT D.I.C

RUSSLEY HOTEL THOMPSON'S RODEO DA Bin Methven DMNU Showgrounds TONIGHT LABOUR WEEK-END 8 fo . lo p - m - SUN. 22nd OCT. TUESDAY NIGHT STARTING 11 A.M. Th. popular Chch ENTERTAINMENT BY "the female • john hore inc rciviHLt sarbq hamburgers INTRUSION” SAUSAGES ,*JJ! P to ?J rem CHOCOLATE WHEEL 7.30 to 10 p.m. FREE HOT WATER

Robert McDougall art GALLERY BOTANIC GARDENS JOHN HUTTON Engraved glass, paintings, drawings. Until November 3. Admission Free. 3324