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PANTAGES piNEM/I ML/ HORNBY MALL Hi 495-877 CHILDS $2.50 ADULTS $4.00 ALL SEATS BEFORE 8.15 $2.50 TONIGHT 5.30 A 8.15 pm LAST 3' DAYS IRON EAGLE il GOSSETT JR the wild blue ■mßHMlyonder is about TO GET WILDER < GY > American & Russian fighter pilots 1 team up against an outlaw nation holding the world

LM RICCARTOb PLAYERS MURDER MYSTERY & MAYHEM THREE ONE ACT PLAYS RKVINOK ' by Howard Brenton Directed by Doug Clarke THE FRANKENSTEIN CASE by Kenneth Rea Directed by Christina Stachurski HEADLINE by Norman Holland Directed by Grant Nicoll July 19-22 at 7.30 p.m. In the Mill Theatre, Wise St, off Lincoln Rd, bookings phone 384-699 after 6.30 p.m.

pjg Hobert * 1181 l McDougall ■" Art Gallery Sunday, July 23, 3 p.m. Slide Lecture, Joachim Klos artist and designer German contemporary stained glass windows will speak on “Contemporary Stained Glass works in Germany and Europe” Admission Free.

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Friday & Saturday” 4 & 5 AUGUST, 1989 GREA T HALL, ARTS CENTRE 8.00 p.m. Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes 0P.52 Chavez: Toccata for Percussion Orff: Catulli Carmina Edmund Bohan (Tenor) Louise Clark, Warren Hardie, Sarah Webb, Heather Armstrong (Pianos) JUBILATE SINGERS with CANTERBURY PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE DANCERS OF THE SOUTHERN BALLET THEATRE CONDUCTOR: JOHN PA TTINSON Admission by programme: $l5 ($lO unwaged, $5 school children, $35 family), from Town Hall Booking Office.

5 H_E • E W Zealand YMPH 0 N Y Orchestra I World Premiere Performance of | The Song of Solomon GYORGY LEHEL Chief Conductor ! RICHARD BEAUCHAMP - Piano l| i MARGARET FINDLAY - Soprano g GRANT DICKSON - Baritone I LOUISE PETHERBRIDGE - Speaker I | THE ROYAL CHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL SOCIETY RAVEL PIANO CONCERTO IN G EDWIN CARR THE SONG OF SOLOMON | (World Premiere Performance) | | CHRISTCHURCH TOWN HALL Bass Bookings: Town Hall || Credit Card Bookings: 654-431 Extra Fee || | Tickets $29.50 - $15.00 Concessions $24.50 f Student/child $15.00 - $B.OO f Special Group Discounts $20.50 - $10.50 /seat for groups of 12 or more. includes 2 free seats for the organiser. s New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Ltd is ? funded by the Public Broadcasting Fee. ; ■■■ , ■