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1 TONIGHT 4pjn.. 7.45. (F.otur. occupi.i .n’ir. pro».) iM ) DOCrOR ZHiVAGO 1 TONIGHT 5 and «p.m. (FINALLY MONDAY Bp.m.. U||r|||ir V ALL new -first run SURF MOVIE- | | HVINIII ) ON ANY MORNING ■ 1 ■ fciWWfc Breathtakinaly filmed in Australia, New Zealand, ■ riccarton S *•« HBwaii colou " iG| 489 044 ———— I HOLLYWOOirT | AVENUE | ]■llq * ' ■ I I I TODAY 2p.m. TODAY 2p.m. j LAD: ■ MAYA A DOG adventure! (G) COLOUR (G) A I HOLLYWOOD.... (7.30 Start) I AVENUE.... (7.30 Start) j I TUE It FVEAR CLINT EASTWOOD in ( | I MAGNUM FORCE i j STORY

Saturday XSh—\ October 4th / >:V ’ N.Z.F.A. /Wi SOCOR ENGLISH PARK fob K. 0.2.30 p.m. W NEW ZEALAND versus INDONESIA Canterbury Reps Curtain Raiser Under 14 A v Under 14 B', K. 0,1 p.m. Admission: Adults $2.00 Senior Citizens, Children 50 cents

LATt siew TONIGHT 11pm A horrifying pictorial of the strange ways and ritual* of tribal life . . . J ■ J b 1 11 PLUS — The bizarre sexploits of a Windmill gi'l .. . Secrets of aWindmill Girl Both Colour (Rl6) AVENUE cinema Riccarton

THE SIX WIVES OE HEVRI VIII An EXHIBITION of COSTUMES From the BBC TV Series ARIS CHORE . CHRISTCHURCH ROLLESTON AVENUE OLD UNIVERSITY SITE ADULTS 80c. CHILDREN & SENIOR CITIZENS 30c. SEPTEMBER 6 - OCTOBER 26 12 noon - 4 p.m. Monday - Saturday and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.

i THE 'dz COURT M THEATRE 163 WORCESTER STREET CHRISTCHURCH'S PROFESSIONAL THEA "BS FINAL TONIGHT AT 8.15 A generation gone a world unchanged see KENNEDYS CHILDREN FINAL TONIGHT AT 10.45 p.m.

60 minutes with NOEL COWARD ’ Booking at Theatre ph. 66-992 after 6 p.m

20th Century Minstrels Guitar, Lute Song Hear Milton Parker and Robert Oliver at Bosshard Gallery Akaroa SUNDAY 12th OCTOBER spm BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS TELEPHONE DUVAUCHELLE 104 Arranged by the Music Federation of New Zealand with the support of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council.

«ARRYM.MIUarS GRFATFST EVER STAGE HIT / 4 JESUS CHRIST /A SUPERSTAR THEATRE ROYAL - CHRISTCHURCH Bookings now at D.I.C or Theatre Royal. Book from 9a.m. to 9p.m. on 60-672. SEATS STILL AVAILABLE FOR TONIGHTS / PERFORMANCE AT THEATRE ROYAL Monday to Saturday at 8.15p.m. Also 7 and Saturdays 5.15p.m. X > Prices: $6 80 & $5.80 (Adullsj. JH $4.30 for Children and Pensioners m.

CURISTOPHEK CAMBRIDGE FRESEXTO the legendary ON STAGE —"2 HOURS Christchurch Town Hall Tuesday, 21st October 8 p.m. Counter Bookings Open Monday at Town Hall phone 68-899, $4.60 and $5.60. Group concessions phone 68-899. You can book by mail. Write to The Town Hall Box 13-144 Christchurch enclosing remittance and stamped self addressed envelope. ONE SHOW ONLY — BOOK TODAY!

I THE COURT M THEATRE 163 WORCESTER STREET CH»ISTCHUP.£M $ PItOFBSIONAV THUrai Presents MILDRED WOODS in EARLY CANTERBURY TALES Scripted by ANNETTE FACER and MILDRED WOODS Directed by ANNETTE FACER One Week Only. Oct. 11th to 18th 8.15 p.m. Book at D.I.C

EAT with the BEAT — AT — STACEYS! This Sunday and every Sunday Staceys Rock’n Roll Restaurant LICENSED LIVE ON STAGE . . . AUSTRALIA’S CHICAGO SOUP QUEUE FROM 6 P.M. $5 for Five-Course Meal CHARLES II RESTAURANT 76 LICHFIELD STREET, EL PASEO ARCADE. PHONE 30-553 FOR RESERVATIONS

MIKE Marshall music machine discotheque, complete entertainment. Ph. 77-062. X 8524

LORRAINE PETERS SCHOOL OF BALLET Presents an Evening of Ballet at the JAMES HAY THEATRE, on Wednesday and Thursday, October 22 and 23, at 8 p.m. Public Bookings open Town Hall, Monday, October 6. Adults $2.50. Children $1.50.