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GALA CHRISTCHURCH PREMIERE • TUESDAY 8.15 THEATRE ROYAL • TICKETS FOR LIMITED 4 NIGHT SEASON AT 0.1. C $4.50, $5.50, $6.50. BOOK EARLY and be amongst the first to share sensational entertainment Wellington has acclaimed: — "Chinese Acrobats turn on dazzling display . . . each incredible feat left audience gasping.” — Evening Post 13/11/73 60 MAGNIFICENT PERFORMERS DIRECT FROM SENSATIONAL AUSTRALIAN SUCCESS! "Astonishing . . . sparkling perfection . . . verging on the impossible” — Sydney Herald ’ 4 nights only! theatre royal IjEjß TUES. TO FRI. 20-23 NOV. NIGHTLY AT 8.15 illusionists BALANCERS MUSICIANS For the First Time RBsB wGSI* Ever! F*
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LA BOHEME AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES SAT. 2 p.m. — SUN. 2 p.m. JAMES HAY THEATRE Door Sales Available 1 p.m. Special concession pensioners and students. Card holders $1.50 for these performances only. Final performance Monday 8 p.m. BOOK D.I.C. OR TOWN HALL Prices $4.00, $5.00 "STAR” “This very fine production deserves support.” —lan Dando. “PRESS” “A furore of applause—don’t miss it.” — C.F.B. 4372
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PHILIP MORRIS GREYHOUND RACING MARSHLAND DOMAIN SATURDAY TWILIGHT Equalisator Meet ing featuring Canterbury Futurity Stakes. First race ‘ p.m. Admission 30c. J 765:
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33384, 16 November 1973, Page 18
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