***"“*™“C Finally TONIGHT Bpm J'™'* Finally TONIGHT opm jfs car repossession and a '64 blue r- * k T ft *] HTsl *1 ft ■ 'iW Chevy Malibu which happens to be < ■ ■ [ft I *■ Ordinary radioactive — with decaying aliens in the «g PeoDle boot! uj Best Actress Barbara Hershey Extra- Z CANNES 1987 (RPI6) FM rt] Ordinary times O Starts FRIDAY 5.45 S SHS LVMMMI (GA) SAT 2.15,5.45,8.15 pm Finally TONIGHT 8.15 pm i — ARTHUR 2 < GA DEREK JARMAN S rl6 Finally TONIGHT 8.15 pm CARAVAGGIO s “:?™wn p K m iwito rcAl - Starts FRIDAY 5.30 & 8 Starts FRIDA; 6 & 8.15 pm CARAVAGGIO O S A ™P"’ s g°* B P™ BABETTE’S FEAST (GA) (GA) fJZ Oft EVIL ANGELS / KK I MERYL STREEP HHJBK SAM NEILL ON THE HOCKoW; !■& ■>* The true story of No Money. /-ft - bs Lindy and Michael c.;ii c. Chamberlain Still Funny. (GA) HOLLYWOOD 1 HOLLYWOOD 2 ««?■ SUNDAY 4.45 & 8.15 pm SUNDAY 4.30 & Bpm
AMURI C( > R !’< ' R \ I I ( ' \ i i m“ i i r i» lAN EDWARDS QUARTET JAZZ Great Hail ARTS CENTRE Fri 2 December 1.10 p.m. Tickets $6 $5 cone.
CENSOR’S CLASSIFICATIONS 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. RP — (Followed by such age as the Chief Censor may specify.) Approved for exhibition only to persons ... years of age and over and to any person under that age when accompanied by that person's parent or guardian. R — (Followed by such age as the Chief Censor may specify.) Approved for exhibition only to persons ... years of age and over. R* — Followed by a statement of the class or description of persons to whom the film may be exhibited and the places, dates, and times,where or when the film may be exhibited. (Films Act 1983 Section 23(1).
HOUSIE WHARENUI’S FRIENDLY AND POPULAR HOUSIE Has been transferred to THE LOUNGE at BLENHEIM ROAD MOTOR INN as from TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, at 1.15 p.m. 40 games, 20 lines, $4 per card. HOUSIE TONIGHT CLUB HOTEL SYDENHAM 7.30 p.m. - $4 card SYDENHAM CRICKET and RUGBY CLUBS
fk .Jr RICCARTON BwH PLAYERS The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe BYC.S. LEWIS DIRECTED BY CHRISTINA STACHURSKI Adapted by Glynn Robbins December 7 to 17 in the Mill Theatre, Wise Street, 7 p.m. every night and matinees at 2 p.m. Saturday 10 and Saturday 17. Bookinns at the Theatre Royal or phone 384-699 one hour prior to performance. Sponsored by AXZ Bank
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EXCITING & INNOVATIVE CUISINE Open 7 nights and all day Sunday NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH PHONE 797-808
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