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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33443, 26 January 1974, Page 46

Monday Admission: Adults 60c, Children 50c. [ UDO Cinema F~Mill IWIMMin TONIGHT 7.30 and lata show I nSLII HUllll BAZZA LAYS’EM IN THE AISLES I CUMMPn •’ "THE ADVENTURES OF BARRY McKENZIE '(R18) I I KmCtM ...and at 9.30 p.m. Woody Allan bum 6102 "PLAY IT AGAIN SAM" (Rl6> J ■ ftWRIHE - TONIGHT 7.30 p.m. I nwUIUE Jon Voight Burt Reynolds "DELIVERANCE" (Rl3) I I RICCARTON RD ' P<u» Burt Reynold* i« "SHAMUS" (A) ■ 4nn n t t Lata Shows Nightly 11 p.m. George Harrison It friends 1 483 044 ’THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH" (G) NIGHTLY A Martial Arts Masterpiece! "FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH" 1 I * r?*7 nnrAi r-rvssr ’ plus John Wayne Ann-Margret in I nJcnart « n ’ Ur * "THETRAM ROBBERS" Both colour (A) BBB 006 Lata Shown p.m."CLOCKWORK ORANGE - IR20) Jg ■ KH mV Tonight 7.30 and late Show at 10 p.m. I WlmlMII Hywell Bennett Denholm Elliott I PAPANUI 'PERCY" 4 Mt £9ft 90*1 and at 3 p.m. Ronnie Barker in 1 |Hollywood! 11 avenue ||| lido j| | Barclay { TODAY 2 p.m. I TODAY 2 p.m. ■ TODAY 2 p.m. ■ Today 2Er 5 p.m. The Three ■ Hilarious Family ■ The Mane Bros I ‘‘T!!!!,^ 8 * Stooges in ■ Comedy! ■ j n « Ailcotts "SNOW WHITE I Clifton Webb S "A NIGHT AT ■ timeless classicl AND THE 3 | "SITTING | THE OPERA" I "“™£. STOOGES' ■ PRETTY" ■ (GlCert ■ WOMEN . Colour (G) | (G)Cert. I I Liz Taylor Jb Colour -y«wi Michael Caine "PLAY DIRTY" Plus: I Clint Eastwood-HANG 'EM HIGH" Prog. (Rl6) I "THE GREEN BERETS" plus "THE WRATH OF THE SWORD" Both (A) "FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH" plus "THE TRAIN ROBBERS" - SEE ABOVE ~ "THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR" plus . "THUMB TRIPPING" Prog. (Rl6)

CHRISTCHURCH'S LONGEST-RUNNING SHOW I VICTORIAN MUSIC HALL „ FEATURING 7 OF CHRISTCHURCH'S TOP ENTERTAINERS. 2-HOUR 5-COURSE a Cheer the hero; SHOW. DINNER. boo the villain. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, UNITED SERVICE HOTEL PHONE 64-659 JL-SSI

ComnHuiwealth Games Exhibition Match main game refereed by His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh FIRSTGAME-Noon. MAIN GAME-3-15pm. Sunday 27th Jan. 1974 Ryan's Rd., Christchurch (off Russley Road) Car parking — no charg*. No car ontry after 2.30 p.m. Admission: Adults $1.00; School Children 50c Organised by South Island Polo Assn. In conjunction with Christchurch | North Lions Club, All proceeds to charity.

GOLDEN 0 SNOOKER f BILLIARDS POOL OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 9.31) A.M. TILL 11 P.M. 165 CASHEL SI Was Games Cfetctad, FeStiVal Arts Festival Jan 21-Feb 2 January 27 LIMES ROOM 9 a.m. N.Z. Verse & Music for Younger Children Producer: Tania Atkinson ANIMATED STORY TIME with lan Beswick and Patrick Smyth. Prices: Adults $l.OO Children 50c TOWN HALL BOOKING OFFICE AND AT DOOR. ALSO MONDAY 28th JAMES HAY THEATRE 6.00 p.m. “OH NEW ZEALAND” Les Cleveland and Jean Reid Genuine N.Z. Folk Ballads illustrated with slides. Price $1.20 8 p.m. “THE END OF THE GOLDEN WEATHER” Bruce Mason A journey into a N.Z. childhood. Price $1.50 TOWN HALL BOOKING OFFICE AND DOOR SALES

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS includes a performance this SUNDAY OiKZ Games AL . . , Festival Chnstcnurch Arts Festival Jan2l-Feb2 January 27 JAMES HAY THEATRE 3 p.m. MAURICE TILL Piano Sonata In D K 576 — Mozart Variations & Fugue on a theme by Handel — Brahms 24 Preludes — Chopin Prices: Adults $2.60 Children $l.lO TOWN HALL BOOKING OFFICE AND DOOR SALES AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS includes a performance this SUNDAY

Games Festival Christchurch Arts Festival Jan2l-Feb2 January 29 JAMES HAY THEATRE 12.10 p.m. CONCERT BY YOUNG PERFORMERS Soloists: Rosemary O’Meeghan— Oboe Belinda Bunt — Violin Martin Lamb — Piano Michael Lawrence — Piano Roger Brown — Cello Martin Thomas — Bass Terence Dennis — Piano The "Arco" Quintet Works by Handel, Schubert, Elgar, Jacob, Holst, Suk, Farquahar, Moon and Scott. Prices: $l.lO & 60c “Times' room F 8 p.m. FOLK CONCERT Phil Garland, Christine Smith, Frank Fyfe, Canterbury Crutchings, Bush & Ceilidh Band, Dave Moore & the Black Mountain Ramblers. Price: $2.10 TOWN HALL BOOKING OFFICE