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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31093, 23 June 1966, Page 23

ON STAGE THEY LAUGHED, THEY APPLAUDED, THEY WHISTLED | THE TUNES, THEY STAMPED, | THEY CHEERED AND THEY EVEN CRIED A LITTLE AS THE GALA NIGHT AUDIENCE ACCLAIMED "OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR" A SHOW JUST TOO GOOD TO MISS. TONIGHT AT 8 And Every Night This Week MATINEE SATURDAY i Directed for the N.Z THEATRE CENTRE by RICHARD CAMPION IT’S THE SMASH HIT TALK OF THE TOWN. RESERVE TODAY AND MAKE ; CERTAIN OF GOOD I SEATS RESERVES AT D I C. Reserves 15s and £1 Is. 10s 6d seats available at door from 7 p m nightly Senior Citizens and Children half-price all performances except Saturday night. ILAM Fendalton 'Phone 518-53* 7.4 S—FINALLY TONIGHT—7.4S Shirley MacLaine, Paul Newman, Robert Mitchum, Dean Martin, Gene Kelly, Bob Cummings. Dick van Dyke, in an entirely new kind of comeay. What a show! And the name is "WHAT A WAY TO GO" (A) In De-luxe colour, and Cinemascope It'B Wild—lt's Wicked It's Wonderful Entertainment that will leave you with a warm feeling around your heart. FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY—7.4S p.m. "THE SUNDOWNERS'—<Y)

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