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ggenue, B.3opm TONIGHT 5 and 8 TONIG>.T (NOTE La Par start) ; (MONDAY 8.30 pm) (Mon/to Thurs. Bpm) 5 and Bp.m. tTh» most amazing (Finally Mon. 3p.m.) animal study .war i J; Feature entire prop. z:s: FINEST ANIMAL O' ,r«f Z MOVIES GEARED TO f fS? F* , . I AMUSE ALL AGESI f F >»* F /lja? Beautiful k-- A HALLr G , JL Academy awards Some folks call • j£Jb including: them animals! ____ with RON MOODY PrsrPtCTuaEtyT. PLUS, N., r tin. c T X7.7h^ 3 ) o TODAY ,1." .ASpZ J TODA* ?pm ,TL“. T T h 3 r oV m) as: * w rwi nins'i<v*n CHARLIE BROWN. LUCH dolls come to life in an Vt'Aljl S 5 W- PEANUTS, SNOOPY and ail new cartoon feature feature krgC > the 9 0n 9 0,1 <-,. o „f«.t urel ■. ’ r,4,37rw a boy RbArlMI LLdOjfLrhjl > NAMED Ft 1 G CHARLIE DWg-wA Ax-Souili BROWN G G ■" SSSS ™O«RT™»O SUNDAY 7.30 UirUDIAiMC JODIE FOSTER Your final warning! PETER FONDA Hl TAYI THE omen CORNELIA SHARPE I DRIFTER ,AAI -- Preceded by—- I OPEN SEASON I - Preceded by - DRIVER «AN CONNERY , _ Preceded by _ SEAN CONNERY —- preceded by — THE TUE AA ACTED THE NEXT CHARLES BRONSON wr-raew^^aMASTER mam DEATH TERRORISTS GUNFIGHTER Uf6 WISH „ RlB CO«NtUA h SHARPi 8 TOM LAUGHLAN SUNDAY at the^ s aXw«ir * os THE . . . »”« INiTiATIOM J
GRAND OPENING 10 a.m. TODAY fc-.Hi io* . *» ,es JI £ t EXHIBITS see on imprewiVd rcnge of exhibits including the Mr' 'W Enoinwring Court with working exhibits showing <- w . wiling techniques ond mcnufocture cf Cyclone wiref?ome oppltonces, glasshouses, motor cycles on New Zeolond toerism dispioy. Ou:s:de vi,it ?he fnodel four, bedroom Kei’h Hoy -■•j-Wi s ' or sh styl? ~ome’ a < HOME HANDYMAN / COURT * "*J Visit the Home Hondwncm Court where Bunny Rigold, TV ond 1 Rodio personality will be giving regular demonstrations. This court is well stocked with the latest products of interest to 2 home handymen. jHHH 7 FREE CIRCUS j 71 circus is among the free attractions, ond it will r ' I f ' W> feature: / ★Clowns, ★Trickcyclists, j/ -B A HL * Animals, ★ Fireaters, * Magicians, ★ Performing animals and the / ★ Jugglers, ★ Famous Houdini Box Escape y - everything to charm and delight the young and young jj, hggrf FROM OUTER SPACE ZMeet Poggle the computer controlled man who will visit the Fair every day and tell the children about his friend C3.P.0. / AMUSEMENT PARK The Amusement Park wilt provide “oil the fun of the Fair'’ for adults and children alike. The / sinler, trabant, hurricane, big big slide, and wail of death provide a thrill a minute, and merry- ■ go-rounds, ferris wheels, trains ond similar old favourites are. designed specially tor the r youngsters. > — FAMILY PRICES Adults $l.OO Children 40 cents / Weekdays 1 p.m. — 10 p.m. > Saturdays 10 a.m. — 10 p.m. — ™yy™ij u I L ■iiUi«HMiil|g ✓Hnnvll SiliilliiOMiMl ilHi " i ■■■fiAnA 1 ill ffl WfMhi Hfft rhi 4 iFmmmwMßl
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' SONGS x FROM TMF SHOWS An exciting new programme presented by THE CHRISTCHURCH GILBERT & SULLIVAN and LIGHT OPERA SOCIETY Inc. on SUNDAY 20 Aug. at 2.30 p.m. STATE TRINITY ( THEATRE Cnr Manchester and Worcester Sts ADMISSION 61.00 . INCLUDES AFTERNOON TF» >
$- no aaceyrw sr Bop oaty Jaxz and Disco Class 10-13 years Spend offw, lint iessett fret! For enrotawnt Phone 66-488 Monday-Freity 4-5 JOpre
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