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BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT THE TOWN HALL — P.O. BOX 13144 CHRISTCHURCH COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL SHOW THEATRE ROYAL — EASTER SUNDAY — APRIL 6TH —7.45 pm FEATURING THE PIONEERS OF NEW ZEALAND COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC Viki " Bt^^^ ,9Ai - COLE WILSON 'AMPttOH THf H/IL’-'ALdf £YK CRY/NGW THFW/N’ Tanza Records — THE CANADIAN SISTERS (Irene and Violet Tomblin) --FAY CHARLETT Vikina Records - REX AND NOELENE FRANKLIN - DUSTY SPITTLE Viking & Music World Records - GARNER WAYNE - Music World - SANTA FE - Robbins Records - DICK GOULD HMV & Salem Records — THE CAROLINE RAMBLERS (The originals — Malcolm Marshall — Malcolm Lilley — Dave Johnston — Jim Morrison) THIS MUST BE THE GREATEST LINE-UP OF COUNTRY ARTISTS EVER - ALL ON THE ONE SHOW kauiiy PBICPQ AniifTC on iihinre 5? “20 SPECIAL —A festival concert featuring local and visiting artists will be held FAMILY PRICES - ADULTS " U NDER 1 6 $2.20 Jn 2pm } fhe ovanable<rf<bor Available Now at Town Hall Booking Office ■ • ■.—
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