56-317 "■** «** 6M62 TODAY? gRn m* 2 ’’ TODAY 2,5 and 8 p.m. Today, Mon, 2,5,8 pm Mnn-Thurs 2,8 p.m. Mon, 2,5 8 p.m. TUES to THURS 2 8 p.m. A STIRRING. ■rßflYavßH ;•> 1? 11 88R7588P81 EXCITING FILM,. JKSyUfIH IJSlil) ureaker CARS G a D MQrant .tarring KURT RUSSELL p MSM IjTHgsff. GY ■MniLUsr" Sgj I • BARRY 7 GAY STOKES SOPER The ilps and Dawns SUNDAY of a Handyman ms Richard O'Sullivan MIDNIGHT AV PAIR GIRLS RlB ff ™«Wll They came to make Beds and tfid everything
CENSOR'S CLASSIFICATION ' G. Approvad for general exhibition G.Y. Approved, for general exhibition — recommended as more suitable for persons 13 years of age and over. G.A. Approvad for general exhibition — recommended as more suitable for adults. R(age) Approved for exhibition to persons of the advertised and over. • Christchurch Chamber Music Society presents THE NEW YORK KAMMER MUSIKER in a rare and delightful musical experience. "AVERT MOVING EVENING OF CHAMBER MUSIC. Throujhout. th* concert th* execution was perfect, th* »ound mojnific*nt and exceptionally pure. It Is evident that each musician poss*ss*s solo qualitits of a rar* p*rf*ctlon ..." LA NOUVELLE REPUBLIQUE, FRANCE. DATE A TIME Wednesday, 3rd June at 8 p.m. VENUE James Hay Theatre Adults $10.50, Students $3.75, Children $1.50. (Book at' Town Hail) . In association with Television N.Z. and Q.E. II Arts Council. Finally Tonight 8 p.m. Wickham Pack and Jonathan Elsom in HEDDA GABLER by Henrik Ibsen Opening Twesdey 2nd 1.15 p.m. 'ALPS GENERAL : THEORY OF ‘RELATIVITY' Hilarious new comedy by - Peter,Hawes; Book at Theatre 66-992 from 1 p.m.
NEW BRIGHTON MOTO-CROSS CLUB presents: MOTOR m IMPORTS - i Jm puma helmets *SOUTH ISLAND VgsT GOLDSTAR MOTO-X CHAMPIONSHIPS y (SECOND MUND) Sunday May 31 st Oggs Farm, Tai Tapu Ist Race 12.30 p.m. Machine examination 9-10 only Admission $1.50 incl. riders, Children free Support and Junior Races ' ? Follow signs on the Akaroa Highway . ■sb j™
AUDITIONS CANTERBURY CHILDREN'S THEATRE'S PRODUCTION OF i DAVID WOOD'S :!i : f J ?;• <(/ THE GINGERBREAD MAN ■ ;• (BY SPECIAL PERMISSION) .; ' . to play at the Repertory Theatre • from 22 August to 5 September Director: Penny Giddens. Music Director: Malcolm Jones. AUDITIONS WILL BE HELD AT THE MALTHOUSE 71 COLOMBO STREET ON THURSDAY 4 JUNE AT 7.30 p.m. CHARACTERS: SAIT: A cheery bearded sailor, 20s-30s. Baritone. PIPPER: A red hot chanteuse, 20s, Soprano. ’ . - GINGERBREAD MAN: Bouncy, springy, extrovert.’Needs good movement. Any age 20s up. Baritone.THE OLD BAG: Elderly short tempered tea "bag" — female . ‘ J 30s upwards. Contralto or Soprano. SLIER THE MOUSE: American style gangster villain — mole • any age 20s up. Baritone, v-,. - ' Script! syslieWi 24 hew lesn frem Great Reel Eiteti, 13? Colembe Street, Beckeehem. EnyiHo! Phone Mrs Creme 35-102.
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