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Press, 31 August 1985, Page 78

DAILY 8.15 am, 2.15, 6.30 pm MON. Ham, 2, Bpm. SUN. 2, Bpm | SUN Bpm. MON 2, Bpm g THEY’RE SINGING, SWING- STEVEN SPIELBERG presents ■TTT~~I I 1 I. i h x-fIBB ING, AND EVERYTHINGING! k«toßa9 HII R III VMBBBi f i 1 H ’L IaJ_ jB * /IP""wMBCllI no war '/$ t YOUNG wT IM can st °P ffil V CHILDREN U 1 »tur] MAY REQUIRE , . oJ-'L- iimSw—» PARENTAL LAST S DAYS Nightly at 8.15 pm GUIDANCE 5 1 ’ I ■ BASED ON A TRUE STORY "YOU’RE GONNA LOVE THIS , I ‘ 1 H | » j I FILM. THIS MOVIE IS THE BIG ONE” F 9 JOEL SIEGEL, “GOOD MORNING AMERICA" M nl o. r nn , a l n <- uu ar Vlntonno (GA) Contains coarse language evening reserves at theatre P| CARLTON |tf j I* OtVBljl VQ Y 2_H ONE SESSION 8 p.m. ONLY 2 _^ - BAC Y K OU TO THE n FUTURE” ' I K-w this is the big one. •1 1 1 1 HT J J 3 p ’ m " 'Good Morning America g [ 1., Thsv sert hon on a ipfm ®;;.,k< But iPt ■k they were |L ‘ jy; Jhlimj willi Rjinba r/y jßwarW w L.’ m (G) Wbb r Young children S 3? ? z f may require \ : Sl parental J ' j.ijiESLiijMPlllifffi- 1 hi guidance. ' _ »| SAVOY 1| 2.15 pm and 8.15 pm A J 5 SPECIAL ADVANCE PUBLIC PREVIEW I * < RPI3 > THE * JBREAK F A S T * * CLUB 4- A UNIVERSAL PICTURE \ ~. DISTRIBUTED BY UNITED INTERNATIONAL PICTURES hmumyirsal cm swo.os .nc W 4- "THE BREAKFAST CLUB IS A CINEMATIC BREATH OF ? 4 FRESH AIR” J * Gene Siskel, CHICAGO TRIBUNE

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Musical Review SONGS, SKETCHES, MUSIC, COMEDY, SATIRE, CHORUSES. ADULTS $lO CHILDREN $5 James Hay Theatre August 31 - September 7 Evening Performances at 8 p.m. Bookings at Matinee September 7,2 p.m. Tqw'Ojal] IIIIBKBMH KiMslwvamiKSfl Choreography: Russell Kerr Music: Dovorak and Quipu-Andean Images Choreography: Jamie Bull Music: Los Uros Del Titicaca A Gala Ballet Event With International Guest Artists Fiona Tonkin Glen Harris Susan Trainor (By kind permission of the Australian Ballet Foundation) Principal Artists: David Peake Julie Gare Judith Froude Liza Brereton Full company of soloists and corps de ballet Theatre Royal September 11 -14 Adults $l2 Children $6 Senior Citizens & Students $9 Family Ticket $3O Booking Fee 50c Generous Party Concessions Book at Theatre Royal Telephone 795-147 September: 11th and 12th at 8 p.m., 13th at 6 p.m., 14th at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. With the support of the Southern Arts Council.

THIS SUNDAY -2 pm Our diesel train leaves from McKenzies Rd, Waipara for a one hour scenic excursion to the Weka Pass. No need to book. Our train is available 7 days a week for charter to social dubs, groups etc, at a reasonable rate. For further information: Phone 894-078 or 897-999 THE LIGHT COMPANY PROUDLY PRESENTS A MUSICAL BASED ON ‘PEANUTS DIRECTOR: PAUL BURLAND CHOREOGRAPHER: DIANNE HONEYBONE NGAIO MARSH THEATRE (Ham University) 18th & 19th Sept. 8.00 p.m. $6.50 Waged $3.00 Unwaged (Plus Booking Fee) Bookings at Court Theatre Ph: 66-992 TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY WITH THE CHCH STH INT. SPECIAL CHOIR IS TCL'R A. HISTORIC PARK 269 BRIDLE PATH ROAD. HEATHCOTE CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. ® DAILY 10am-4.30pm © > 100 ACRE TIME MACHINE ) NEW ZEALAND'S LARGEST ANO MOST DIVERSE HISTORIC PARK MUSEUM COMPLEX Being developed by 18 voluntary organisations. ' Admission Charge Gives ’ FRFF on Tam or Train [Dtp Barbecue & Picnic Facilities ■ IILL Access to all Displays

MOTORING INVERCARGILL WF Wllz LABOUR weekend October 25-28, 1985 A unique Motoring Centenary celebration for enthusiasts and vehicles of all ages and types. SPONSORED BY: Southland Vintage Car Club Automobile Assn (South) Jaguar Drivers Club Southland Sports Car Club Events include: Road, Tour, Hill Climb Auto Jumble Motoring exhibition etc Please send information about the Motoring 100 Years events NAME: ADDRESS: ’ • ■ CLUB: Please address correspondence to The Organizers, PO Box 610 INVERCARGILL ! 113693y13