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For Performances 6th-27 March / 4 VmiWh The Spectacular New Musical Jernes Hay Theatre Nightly at 8 p.m. Matinees Saturdays only 2 p.m. Annie is one of the show success stories of the decade! It opened in 1977 and four years later It's still playing in New York and London . . . and no wonderl Annie is a show that has everything — children, dogs, goodies, baddies, music that will keep you humming for weeks - and it's even got a happy endingl Director/ Choreographer Robert Young Musicel/ Director David Vina Book at Town Hail. Phone 68-899. $9 Adults, $5 Children, 95 Senior Citizens Matinee Only. . All plus 3Uc booking fee.

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An unforgettable evening with the world's greatest mountaineer. He will present a stunning computerised multiprojector slide show detailing his history making mountaineering career and the gripping account of his solo climb of Everest in 1980. CHRISTCHURCH TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. SUNDAY, MARCH 7 Price $9.50 per person Tickets are available from • Christchurch Town Hall Kilmore Street • Mount Cook Travel Office 91 Worcester Street • Mountain Equipment Ltd 384 Montreal Street Group bookings of 10 or more are available at 97.50 per person from: Mount Cook Line Head Office f 47 Riccarton Road