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-Hl-JJ BEEMI I I ESSE! 66-317 Reserve »t Regent 60-062 69-389 40-621 3rd TERRIFIC WEEK Tnnev o c o „ 3rd Riotous Week : Tnniv 9 c o - m TODAY 2-5-8 p.m. TODAY 2,5, 8 p.m. today 2, 5 and 8 p.m. 1 UUAY 2 — 58 P m - Mon. Thurs. 5 end 8 p.m- | M ° N - - THURS. 2& 8 p.m. Mon. t 0 T hurs 24 8 p.m. I ' MON. - WED. 2, 8 p.m. ln’the LAUGHTER TONIC HilafiOUS!—OutragCOUS! THEY HAD TO KEEP THEIR sound of the 70s! A stereo- STRONGER THAN EVER! THE SHAMELESS SAGA OF «*NDS OFF GIRLS IN ’rOCK'W’ ROLL THE AN AUSSIE IN POMMYLAND! armys hands off ™ " XT ■ NATIONAL ™E PI LET THE HEMTH fIDV ™ ESOF > GOOD Or Nurse /P TIMES ROLL Norton ’ s J.® ¥b=«.!L„. ■ f■ Wfcfc (A) _ starring — ,n Starring <Y> Starring BARRY CROCKER Tlir ’ nlHllM)? Churl B.n, little Rich.rd, Fats LYNN REDGRAVE BARRY HUMPHRIES U/L : fJL Daam. Chubby Checker. Bo COLIN BLAKELY Spike Milligan : Peter Cook O ddity. 5 Satins and many DONALD SINOEN Dick Bentley : Dennis Price others Aclaimed by the Critics! I (Persons Under 18 not admitted) I Persons under 18 not admitted

ggssaji TONIGHT AND WED. SIDNEY JAMES K’ I .'■■ — (R-16) THE UiWk'.J HELLSTROM CHRONICLE • PLUS • (G) TOTAL ACTION! TILLY SAVALAS GUY STOCKWELL MATINEE 2 p.m. TODAY GOT h«s aWAKI TROUBLE- »«liml two. .'“.NIUIA PETER PEE FONDA gffi O| iammy.;;;. m DOCTOR (G) “THE PRESS” "CLASSIFIEDS.” DIAL 68-939 DIAL 68-939 (10 direct lines)

SCRAMBLE x C.M.C. by kind permission Mr Allan Gray TEDDINGTON SUNDAY, NOV 4th COMMENCING at 1 p.m. Sea class racing at its best on this hill side circuit with classes up to 125, 126 • 250 cc, 25500 cc and Inveration open. Follow club signs past Wheat Sheaf Hotel on Governors BayDiamond Harbour Highway. Refreshments Available Machine Examination 10 -11.30 a.m. Practice 11.30 - 12.30 p.m. Riders please note numbers must be on machines in ! proper fashion. * Admission: ADULTS 50c Presented by Corsair Motorcycle Club Inc.

vor AJ»Tfsr< provo' o*.» • t MUMMH! WITH an evening with JMw Max >• Bygraves with /. 77 SILVIA StVANA & / 1/ BRIOGETTE ALLEN / < * -// J ? '7 A y TOWN HALL Wed., November 14th 6 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. Bookings at D.LC or Town Hall $5.10. Party bookings $4.10 at D.I.C (6 p.m. show only). Md»«. B,gr*vm -ecoco* ‘or AS FOP ‘..t wi?n ANSETT Airlines

j\THE mm 1 ACTION Wil* * I — - I wiMftar '}V '1 7 BOTH ■' vTHr - AMfaF S 1 7 COLOUR •r> MBNK&a ■ i.. . >. HIS GUNS BLAZING LIKE LIGHTNING. THE SMELL FISTS j HE y k) c keo H |M DOWN AND PUT THE BOOT IN .. . SMOKE OF GUNPOWDER BLACKENED THE SCENE OF XIEAD/ AND HE ROSE FURIOUSLY, FISTS FLYING, GUNS SPITTING DEATH, THE TWISTEO FIGURE DRIPPED BLOOD ... XX OUT A PERMANENT, BLOODY DEATH MESSAGE. ANOTHER VIOLENT DEATH. \/

By iwinfiniM w«Hi JW'riwil E4*Wy M«*aw Last 2 performances EogwvJDlMAttfKiw’t Jrf JC A* *mson Traves » m<wl — — „ 2 p,m. and 8 p.m. TODA\ FROM RUSSIA TOWN HALL PRICES: $4.50, $5.50, $6.50. Good seats available °n 5316 3t Town Hall from OF THE YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY!; RUSSIAN CLASSICAL MJWMi BALLET FEATURING STAR SOLOISTS FROM ThelcniiiO!-'<ddl\n > oV TILdV Ballet Companies Flying Qantas

RUAPUNA MOTOR-CYCLE ROAD RACING SUNDAY NOV 4th Racing Bikes Production Bikes Sidechairs 1 p.m. START Adults 70c. Children 10c.

HOTEL RUSSLEY Dance to JACK THOMPSON’S TRIO Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday 8 to 10 p.m.

*vw— Tonight's Plan an( * . Reserves at jJo Theatre from v , 7 P-m r.iCt K fnkY Ph. 79-761. - REPERTORY THEATRE Finally Tonight at 8 p.m. PHILLIP. MORRIS Dont M^gb et R 1 r o u s,inovs GREYHOUND RACING |j|T&hv MARSHLAND DOMAIN TODAY K Eq ;aiisator Meeting Win. Plaee and Concession /TOil Doubles JHuff, FIRST RACE 2 p.m. _. . , IH \: Tr _ _ rl , Directed by HUNTER BELL Admission 3()C Seats $l. $1.50. Students oaao anc< Senior Citizens $l. •54 L’Z

IOGERRMVWHERE A totally new experience KNI I JCdPCfy i

A FAMILY OUTING FERRYMEAD November 3-4 FULL-SCALE FAIR A.XD BOATARAMA SPECTACULAR AIR-SEA RESCUE Sideshow s. Merry -go-round. Stalls. Ferris Wheel. Beach Buggy, Boat. Train and Tram Rides. Cash prize talent quest. Static display of latest boats, caravans and trailers. Organised by Ferrymead Trust and Mount Pleasant . Community Centre. '