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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34130, 17 April 1976, Page 45

SHwl ■ A J I 1 a ■ ' «'aJi I i I I IIJ 11 ■ sJ ra I 1y j IXH V- " vlv II 1 ! 1 I R R • I |te|l« CHRISTCHURCH I 8.15 p.m. WED. 12th MAY ■II BOOKINGS: Town Hal! Booking Office MKH P.O. Box 13-144. Ph. 68-899 ■ PRICES: $6,40 — $5.40 — $4.40 (plus booking fee). I &"' '4W WR filBR Children and Senior Citizens best seats for $4 40 K|jl ■ (plus booking fee). BOOKERS — Save $1.20 per seat Best seats 1 1 ■ Book 20 seats for two free tickets 11

Joe Brown Enterprises and Television Two in association with Radio New Zealand presents A "Live" Country Music Show at the Theatre Royal each Sunday featuring International Country Artists in a presentation similar to the famous "Grand Ole Opry”, Nashville, Tennessee. FIRST SHOW THEATRE ROYAL. 8.15 P.M., SUNDAY. APRIL 25. From United States: Sheb Wooley. From Canada: Ollie Strong. From N.Z.: Eddie Low, John Hore, Gray Bartlett Suzanne Prentice. BOOK TUESDAY D.I.C. Adults 54.00; Children $2.00. Gallery' $2.00 — plus booking fee.

za "I~A \ New Zealand * Symphony Orchestra CONDUCTOR JUAN MATTEUGCI with guest soloist - the Mexician cultural ambassador HENRYK SZERYNG “In the front rank of the world's great violinists’* —Figaro. Paris Tchaikowsky — Francesca da Rimini, op. 32 Mozart — Violin Concerto No. 3 in G, K 216 Brahms — Violin in D, op. 77 SATURDAY 24 APRIL CHRISTCHURCH TOWN HALL Bp.m. Admission: $4.00, $3,00 Senior citizens, students, children — half price. BOOK: TOWN HALL Direction: Radio New Zealand

1 xV COURT M THEATRE 20 Worc.it.r St % AUSTRALASIAN PREMIERE FOR A LIMITED SEASON 'A comedy of rare quality ’SEASCAPE’ by Edward Albee Directed by Yvette Bromley TONIGHT 8.15 Phone theatre 66-992 from 6.30.

They'll be beautiful musical experiences with the MEDICAL MISSION SISTERS & singing their own compositions — many of which, such as "Joy is Like the Rain", "The Wedding Banquet" end - Zocchaeus" hove become world famous and widely used in worship by all denominations. And they'll be occasions for thmKing about the world ... its needs ond problems . . . and our opportunities for practical help and involvement. Plan now to be there CELEBRATION CONCERT THEATRE ROYAL XTTkX luesdiy 20Hi April 8 p.m. \ Tickets available D.I.C. Booking Office. PRICES Stolls and Dress I 1 Circle $3.10, Gallery $l.lO, School K children Stolls and Dress Circle $1 60, Includes Booking Fee

DISCO DANCE APRIL 23 A p.m., Caledonian Hall. With Morry’s Disco and Light Show. Featuring Christchurch’s leading D.J.— “JACK” Admission: 81.50. Right of admission reserved. 59505 BROADLANDS SOCCER LEAGUE ENGLISH PARK 2.45 p.m. Chch Tech v. Western 1 p.m. Shamrock v. Woolston W.M.C. Admission 60c. Senior citizens. Children, no charge. 2125

JOE BROWN ENTERPRISES and TELEVISION TWO in association with Radio New Zealand presents SUNDAY COUNTRY A “live” Country Music Show at the Theatre Royal each Sunday featuring International Country Artists in a presentation similar to the famous ••Grand Ole Opry,” Nashville, Tennessee. FIRST SHOW THEATRE ROYAL, 8.15 P.M., SUNDAY, APRIL 25 From United States: Sheb Wooley. From Canada: Ollie Strong. From New Zealand: Eddie Low, John Hore. Gray Bartlett and Suzanne Prentice. 21 HOURS OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Adults $4.00; Children $2.00 Gallery $2.00 — plus booking fee. 2120