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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33804, 29 March 1975, Page 40

(ATTHWRESI TELEPHONE 40-621 TODAY & MONDAY 2— 5 — 8 p.m. Walter Matthau Robert Shaw Hector Elizondo Bartin Balsam They Captured A Train And Brought The World’s Largest City To Its Knees. THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1,2, 3 How Did They Get Away With It? Colour (A) Plus National Film Unit's “CARNIVAL COAST’’ with lAN MUNE

TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. SUN. & MON. 7.45 MATINEE TODAY 1.45 Ilie bride had H Boy» and Girl» I l>e Grnoni had IO Boya and Giri Their wedding night »et new attendance reenrdi LUCIIIERAII-HENRY FOND/ WiWy

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“This Must Be One Of The Year’s Top Movie Attractions — As Gripping Entertainment, This Will Take A Lot Of Beating” — Says Alan Hitchens Editor of Sunday News. THEY’VE CAPTURED A TRAIN AND BROUGHT THE WORLD’S LARGEST CITY TO ITS KNEES. < 1 “You’re trapped * like rats in an & underground tunnel, jr*.' Your every exit IS covered by 11 Wry shar P shootersYou ve Hto*- wM* i 9 ot a m ' l '' on dollars ' ’ E* but you'll never - live t 0 spend it? w ‘L- . JSk. &7 <*• if\>, .' ,b ' ; vfWjJg’ ; -1 W HOW DID THEY gteSksGETftWAYWITHIT? «nTSall 11 3 i] im ; ..... ' THE TAKInIToF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE" WALTER MATTHAU • ROBERT SHAW • MARTIN BALSAM HECTOR ELIZONDO ■- -•• eabrielkatzka.-edsah j.schehick -.PETER STONE a™*.-. .....,. H «;<..« • H. S .:LA.„ am • ■ -..■■==•■ JOSEPH SARGENT buwsion- United Artists (A) Certificate SPECIAL FEATURETTE' National Film Unit Proudly Present — “CARNIVAL COAST” with lan Mune — “A Satirical Look At The Wav Some N.Z.'s Live! WESTEND THEATRE TODAY AND MONDAY 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m.

THE CHRISTCHURCH OPERATIC SOCIETY INC. , Proudly Presents alu r Williamson Ltd, • WF'Z and Tams Witmark J* ' | New York. BOOK AND LYRICS BY ALAN JAY LEARNER. MUSIC BY FREDERICK LOEWE Producer: Julie Blumsky. Musical Director: Malcolm Jones. Choreographer: George Williams AT THE JAMES HAY THEATRE TOWN HALL SATURDAY, APRIL sth TO THURSDAY, APRIL 24th NIGHTLY AT 8 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEES 2 p.m. BOOK NOW AT D.I.C Booking Plans Open for Six Days in Advance Only. Evening Performances — Adults $4.00. Children $3.00. Matinees Adults $3.00. Children and Senior Citizens $1.75. All Prices Plus Booking Fee. Plans at Box Office 1 Hour before Performance.