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| CINERAMA | I [CARLTON | I savoy one | cinema'centm | savoy two Ph fcUI! I Mi bSIB I k s ln.m TODAY 2. 5.15, Ip.m. J* - **. 2 '»•«•»<»•»• I TODAY 2,5.15 t «p.m. I u,n iC. NKMTHURS 2.15, I Mon I C™ “»us* IT S -«k for more, YRgr-MJFaffCTMWWniT I m I IF YOU STEAL IT. TERROR AND SUSPENSE SAM NEIL, lAN MUNE I Jrtwrerant ErM: I fy _ OF BEST SELLING NOVEL NEVAN ROWE ANO GUEST! fl,m y°“, ha *» tneusnt I YOU'RE A m AA A a STAR WARREN OATES I you could never see |■■WT*^T W *aw> ■ddl] Li feR ■BRMHH W robhu ga FT / 1 f Richard iHMVINMH I’ ‘ SCNEIDFR »RFYFUSS «y tj 1 ? 1 I'd ? |9Bk K C»n»or» Nolb. th* I *u limi it M« 111 nl ti H E r<>m mav ** ,o MBk Bl 4 1 ni'ffbib Lk I li li I »»«■■.« ■>.»».» ■>' c. [ CARLTON ~ onstage , su ;;*j i fl-" I 2 and 7.45 pm "Chopin playing beyond Bost of enemies... the dreams of most — oeeonst of Montis. .. contemporary performers '. Sam Peckinpah’s MaSS. PfBSS, U.S.A. a «& "PAT GARREn FO y TS>( j NG pLftYS CHOPIN BIUY THE KID" IN A CELEBRITY PIANO billy the kid R TAL Starring _ |n COLOUR CHRISTCHURCH: H kSSX JAMES HAY THEATRE Monday, 21 November Wed. Nov. 16th ft Afln m 8.30 p.m. ★ALSO SCREENING ★ O.UUp.m. BOOK TODAY "POSSE" begins fa ”* ’ HI! TOWN HALL most Westerns. Four Mazurkas, op 41 CHOPIN Phpne 67-593™* 9 H J® ° f C Sharp mil»r Seats $6.70 inclusive. them. t imnor COUNTER BOOKINGS It will knock you Off L NOW OPEN vmir hnrsp Aftrt Group Concessions, wor ’ ™ rse ’ Ballade No 4in F minor, op 52 CHOPIN more. Ph. 67-593 or g g ll e» L j«b lLjl ri j-, _ ■ a Pokmam No 5 kt F sharp minor, op 44 CHOPIN 68-899. POSSE Two Nocturnes, op 55 CHOPIN PRESENTED BY , Ai Eflat Joe Brown nnm A Scherzo No 4 in E, op 54 CHOPIN EntArnri<sAQ in KIRK DOUGLAS Kat on with BRUCE DERN Seats: 14.70 (usual Concessions). TXv skTnOfle BO HOPKINS Bookings: Christchurch Town HaH. -■■ - ■—----■- . '• tr . -~ x .■ - - n --- - (■ • ■■-~ - : — — — Mj W/-1I itW town HALL WIT] Xi il I >] 111 111411 TONIGHT DOLORES CAMBRIDGE LAURIS ELMS GERALD ENGLISH ", . . compellingly beautiful "... vibrant richness of ”... consummate vocal voice". tone ". artistry". one°o E f L the A w?rld S most CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA impressive bassos '. Leader: PAULENE SMITH Seats: $7.50; $6.10; $5.10; $4.10; $3.10 (Students $2.10 in stalls). Available from Town Hall Box Office this afternoon and from 7p.m.

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CANTERBURY ORCHESTRA Music Director Dobbs Franks presents THE HABER DUO Michael Haber - cello Nancy Haber - harp IN RECITAL CENTRE GALLERY ARTS CENTRE TOMORROW 2.45p.m. ADMISSION - $2 and $1 FULLY LICENSED WINE, DINE & DANCE to PENDANT Every FRIDAYU SATURDAY Excellent A La Carte menu Lunch 12-2 p.m. MON-FRI Dinner from 6.30 TUES-SAT Phone 791-145 KO COVER CHARGE 76 LICHFIELD STREET (Fl DAccn ARCADF)

® THE &WILLERS ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND AND THE TOPAZ TOBACCO COMPANY PROUDLY THE 1977 JEWEL OF THE YEAR DISPLAY THU EMULOUS COUfCTION OF OVR IM PIECES OF JEWELLERY B ON NATIONAL TOUR THROUGHOUT NX AND WILL K ON DISHAY KM TWO WHK’S IN THf FOYBt OF THE CHRISTCHURCH TOWN HAU (KIiMOOEST) DAILY UNTIL THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10TH HOURS 12 NOON4PM EVERY WEEK DAY some $1 a,we wmth of ExatiNvi jiwaiaY can ie viewed ai ao» otiAmts. many mas ah foa sail ADMISSION FREE