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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 260, 7 December 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. C O L O B~ E IJ U. FULLER'S LEADING PICTURES. ANOTHER SPARKLING PROGRAM ME. TO-NIGHT At 8 And NIGHTLY. The Vitagrapli's Latest Feature Drama, STARRING MAURICE „■ COSTELLO, The World's Most Popular Player, ia HER BIG SCOOP HER BIG SCOOP HER BIG SCOt)P HER BIG SCOOP HER BIG SCOOP • HER BIG . SCOOP A Story of Journalistic Life. Supported by these Interesting Films: GAUMONT GRAPHIC—TopicaI (Showing Latest War Happenings). IN PERIL'S PATH—Drama. PANORAMA OF BELGIUM —Scenic. WHILE THE TIDE WAS RISING—Drama. THE JOKE ON JANE—Comedy. WIRELESS FROM THE WAR—topical. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR Charlie Chaplin, Keystone Player, LATEST WAR NEWS. THE BATTLE OF LEBBEKE. FULLER'S PREMIER 'ORCHESTRA. Admission: 6d ind.'.l/-'. OIIRISTCHURCH ORPHEUS SOCIETY. TWENTY-FIRST SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT CHORAL HALL, TUESDAY. DEC. 8, 1914; Vocal Solos and Duetts, Madrigals, . Part Songp,etc. - Conductor.: Mr J. T. Maeleodsmitb. Pianist: Miss Nora Macleodsmith,. L.A.R. Non-subscribers Tickets, 2/- and 1/-. Reserved Seats at the Dresden. . . 5282 J. G. FIRTH, Hon.. Sec. 500 Do not bo in tlie Crowds that . 500 1/- will be turned away on 1/1/- Wednesday Night. 1/1/- BUY. YOUR TICKET TO-DAY. 1/1/- ■ . ' 1/1/- rpilE ATRE ROY AL. 1/1/- A ' 1/1/- NEXT WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9. 1/1/- .... 1/1/- CHRISTCHURCH ORCHESTRAL 1/1/- SOCIETY. 1/1/- Conductor: W. Handel Thorley. ; 3/1/- ' GRAND ORCHESTRAL 1/1/- CONCERT. 1/1/- HEAR THE 1/1/- Grand 1812 . Full 1/1/- Orchestra 1812 Brass 1/.1/'- of 1812 Band 1/1/- 25 1812 of 35. i/1/- OVERTURE. If1/- 500 ONE SHILLING SEATS .500 1/1/- Buy Your Ticket at,the 1/1/- Dresden To-day. Only, limited 1/1/- number of Seats. !■/• 1/- Absolutely the Greatest 1/1/- MUSICAL TREAT . " 1/- ■, Ever Presented to the Public 1/1/- of Christchurch. • 1/1/- BOX-PLAN NOW OPEN AT 1/1/- THE DRESDEN. 1/1/- BOOK EARLY. 1/1/- FINAL REHEARSAL TO-NIGHT 1/1/- FINAL REHEARSAL, TO-NIGHT 1/1/- THEATRE ROYAL, 1/1/- 7.30 sharp. 1/1/ " ERNEST JAMIESON, Secretary. . !/• AID OF THE HUNTLY FUND. F A POWERFUL AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMBINATION Will give a GRAND TRIPLE BILL, •Including-' f .'Tj&.e ! Little Stone House," .{'The, Red Box," and "Pros and Cons" On TUESDAY, the 15th, and Two Following Nights;'-'at ■ST. MICHAEL'S HALL. Tickets 2/- and 1/r. Booking of Front Seats 6d extra, at Dresden. ■ ■ O. H. GILBY, W. E. WOODHAM, 5293 / Joint Hon. Sees. TENDERS. O. W iIKEKI A B. . REFORMATORY.

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