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AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE (The Tlwatic of Mighty Magnificence). LAST DAY AX J) NIGHT OF "TO HONOUR AXI) OBEY." "HIS SMOTHERED LOVE." • And Present, Sparkling Programme. NEXT "WEEK NEXT WEEK. MONDAY nt Noon. AT "ALL SESSIONS. Bv Spccial Arra!i?cir.ent with ARTCRAFT—MAURICE TOURNEUR and MISS ELSIE FERGUSON. Tho Moit Phenomenally Successful l'hotopiav of the Year, "BARBARY SIIEEP." "BARDARY SHEEP." "BARBARY SHEEP," "BARBARY SHEEP," "BARBARY SHEEP," From tiia Novel of tho Same Title by ROIJERT HI CHENS. Starring tho WorM-famed Actress and Most Beautiful Woman on the Sta'-re or the Screen, MISS ELSIE FERGUSON, MISS ELSIE FERGUSON, MISS ELSIE FERGUSON, MISS ELSIE FERGUSON, MISS ELSIE FERGUSON, Endowing tho ecrcen with a Radiant Pcrcocality and a Wondrous Art. "BAREARY SHEEP." "BARBAIiY SHEEP." "BARBARY SHEEP," "BARBARY SHEEP," Tho Most Frivjiant Flower in tho G-ardcn of Films—A High Art Motion Picture Classic. A Fascinating Story of Arabia. _ Presented with ail tho Firo and Lilting Melody of Oriental Song. MR REX HARRISON, MR REX HARRISON, MR REX HARRISON, New Zealand's Leading Baritone, will sing: "I'LL SING THEE SONGS OF ARABY," And ether appropriate numbers. MANAGERIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: "MANAGERIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: I wish respectfully to cull tho attention of tho public to the fact that ray Company has liad tho honour of bringing many big film .works to Christchurch, notably, "Carmen," "A Daughter of tho Gods," "A Tale of Two Cities," "Joan the Woman," etc., etc. I have soon "BARBARY _ SHEEP," and I have no hcsitancy in 6aying that it is one of tho greatest, find tho most artistic produotion that it has ever been my good fortune to witness. lam positively proud that Crystal Palace is able to show this exceptional film work. Y. M. BEEBE, Managing Director. JESTER COMEDY COMPANY Presents TWEDE-DAN in a two-part super-comedy, "THE RECRUIT." MARGUERITE CLAYTON'S latest comedy drama, "THE VANISHING WOMAN." TOPICAL GAZETTE—CARTOON. Overturo sharp at 7.30 o'clock, owing to-the extreme length of tho programme. CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. ABSOLUTELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. DAY PRICES: 3d, Gd I®. NIGHT PRICES: Stalls 6d, Drese Circle Is. Reserves Is and Is Gd. Plan at Tlio Bristol or 'Plion© 3758. GRYSTAL PALACE PAYS AMUSEMENT TAX. 9805 TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS! TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS! NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK _ NEXT WEEK At -p V E R Y B O D Y ' S. (The Distinctive Theatre.) The Return of that Radiant Vision of Loveliness, after nearly a year's absence, — America's Daintiest Actress ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, ANITA..STEWART,,...... , " ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, In . A Vitagraph Bluo Ribbon Feature, "THE DARING OF DIANA." "THE DARING OF DIANA." "THE DARING OF DIANA." "THE DARING OF DIANA." The Tragedy of a Woman who was Wronged. A Story which Reaches the Absolute CLIMAX OF TENSENESS And. Leaps from Thrill to Thrill. ■No. 2— . In response to the request of hundreds of patrons for the ro-screening of BIG STAR FEATURES, wo have pleasure in announcing that we have just completed arrangements which will enable us to screen Evory Week, DAY SESSIONS ONLY, DAY SESSIONS ONLY, In addition to Our Full Ordinary Programme, A "STAR" FEIATURE, which many picturo patrons wore unablo to seo owing to tho attendance of vast crowds, and numbers wish to see again, NEXT WEEK'S MATINEE SPECIAL NEXT WEEK'S MATINEE SPECIAL Will bo Tho Magnificent "Triangle" Novelty, "MANHATTAN MADNESS," "MANHATTAN MADNESS," "MANHATTAN MADNESS," • "MANHATTAN MADNESS," Starring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS And Beautiful JEWEL CARMEN. A Play of Thrills and Laughter. Supports includeEATHE GAZETTE Topical. HELP- HELP! Comody. TRANSPORTING WOOD • Interest. Special Orchestral Items By EVERYBODY'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL 1 PRICES AS USUAL Come Early! Come Early! . 9844 OHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL SOCIETY. MUSICAL SOCIETY. SECOND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT, SEASON 1918, CHORAL HALL, TUESDAY, OCT. 15th. PROGRAMME. —Brahms' "Songs of Love,'' as Solos, Duets, and 'Quartets, by Mcsdamcs Gower Burns and E. W. Pidgeon. and Messrs JEt. Blaikeley and B. J. Johnson, with Mesdames P. P. Osmond Smith, and J. D. Fairhurat at the Piano; Part Songs by tho Chorus; Songs by Miss Nellie Smith and Mr W. J. Trewern; Pianoforte Solo by Mrs Vere Livingstone; Violin Solos by Mr Vero Buchanan. Subscribers may enrol now at 14s for 4, or 7s for 2 Tickets, for each of Two Remaining Concerts. Tickets 2s Gd (Reserved) at Milnex and Thompson's. MRS W. WILSON, Hon. Sec. 'Phone 35775. 98.17 RED CROSS CONCERT. VICTORIA SQUARE. TO-NIGHT 7.30 TO-NIGHT. JQERRY'S FAMOUS MILITARY BAND. (Conductor: Mr E. C. Deny.) Tho Leading Military Band in Australasia will givo MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. 9503 lINCOLN —Star of Anglesea Lodg<", -I U.A.O.D. Grand Concert by the Christchurch Druids' Kerry Circle Co., in tho Druids' Hall, on WEDNESDAY, October 16th, Wednesday. 'Proceeds in aid «of "Our Day" Appeal. Tickets Is. Dance to follow. H. FULLER, Sec. &771F OYCLISTS, remember "AVON" CYCLE v TYRES are BRITISH throughout, eo demand that they be fitted to your cycle. Obtainable at yonr Cycle Dealer's. ' M63G4-8832F