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lII— II I II I I WiiWIMEVMB HEREFORD STREET jWV ARTS CENTRE ZrHU'vS I T HEXT TO WESTPAC 793-679 1 60 167 TONIGHT 7.30 (Finally THURSDAY) NIGHTLY 6 and 8.30 till THURSDAY Every young man should have a (Feature entire programme) Mr* Robinson. He had five ... He was D. H. Lawrence. She was his Lady i „ C | J lit Chatterley. Their extraordinary romance was W I mlf£’ Of UwCT VuOrruZz-l mora then any ha wrote. — Proceded by — Z\ /srfrS. sexual awakening Burns (~* 18) I j SKYMW M MAU NORIHSIDE ” nightly 7.30 p.m. NIGHTLY 7.30 till THURS NIGHTLY Bpm till THURS a e.. c>..i.. Horrifyingly spsllbmoing At fast you can «» . . . FASTT.MES.RIB) KWM - Preceded by - — Preceded by - — Aurrru j aua»i/'»o It started as a concert. H®WUjab4AA^«J«Lt*«>XJS^—l UpliS THE LAST WALTZ .Starring MEL GIBSON UP InJ SMOKE (GA) (R 18 Contain* violence. SMGEDOOE HOLLYWOOD ~~ ROXY ?»To H,o>J ~ NIGHTLY 7.15 till THURS NIGHTLY Bpm till THURS NIGHTLY 7.30 till THURS cinrSSiM Feature ent/re prog. EVI p.So,™ yi ROBERT DE NIRO — Preceded by — EZ@7A<ilMlii3(G} THE DEER HUNTER I THE MIRROR CRACK'D (R 18 Contaln , v)ol8nco l Elizabeth Taylor (GA) IflUAjy kY Sh h « and offensive language.

1983“ NEW ZEALAND YOUTH ORCHESTRA with German guest conductor THOMAS SANDERLING and New Zealand pianist MICHAEL HOUSTOUN Perform works by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Rossini and Lilburn Timaru Theatre Royal Saturday 27 August 7.30 pm Christchurch Town Hall Sunday 28 August 2.30 pm Special Early Booking concession — Adults $7 (normally $8) with schoolchildren free if seats are booked before Friday 8 July Timaru Bookings at the Record Parlour, postal bookings to P 0 Box 597. Christchurch Bookings at the Town Hall, postal bookings to P 0 Box 13144. With all postal bookings please enclose stamped addressed envelope with cheque New Zealand Youth orchestra gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Shell New Zealand Holding Company Limited and Avis

CENSOR’S | CLASSIFICATIONS I G — Approved for general exhibition. GY — Approved for general exhibition: recommended as more suitable for persons 13 years of age and over. GA — Approved for general exhibition: recommended as more suitable for adults. G‘ — Approved for general exhibition: followed by any recommendation that the Chief Censor may specify. R — (Followed by such age as the Chief Censor may specify.) Approved for exhibition only to persons ... years of age and over. RFS — Approved for exhibition only to members of approved film societies. RFF — Approved for exhibition only at the following film festival(s) .... R* — Followed by a statement of the class or description of persons to whom the film may be exhibited or, as the case may require, the places and times at which the film' may be exhibited. (Cinematograph Films Regulations 1977 section 11(2). u.' JSH * Malcolm McNeill FAREWELL CONCERT Tuesday, 5 July 8.15 p.m. STATE TRINITY THEATRE Cnr Worcester and Manchester Sts $8.50 plus booking fee at Town Hall * Assisted by Alex Cowan Ltd

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