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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9654, 10 July 1919, Page 1

AMUSEM^NTtt AND FUNCTJON3. REX BEACH'S ■JAEX BJiACH'S K,KX BEACH'S GREATEST PICTURE. TO-NIGHT at— TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. A Tale of Alaskan G'oldfields. ■ i * "LAUGHING BILL HYDE."-—-----—"LAUGHING BILL HYDE."— "LAUGHING BILL HYDE." -—"LAUGHING BILL HYDE,"— Crime- is the result' of environment or lack of education. Laughing Bill shows that there is good in the worst of us. ... A FEW FLASHES FROM HIS ■ ; ' TESTAMENT: His code was simple: "Never quit a pal." "Yep, he's a convic' Doc.—but he's a human- bein'—and lie's hurt." His opinion of the Doctor: "There's only two kinds o' colour* in men— white an' yellow, an' you look .like the MILKY WAY to me." His advice to the girl who loved him: "I ain't no Romeo, so don't try and flirt me,into a clinch. 1 wouldn't wish myself onto anybody." "LAUGHING BILL HYDE." "LAUGHING BILL HY-DK." Starring WILL ROGERS, WILL ROGERS. America's Foremost Comedian (of the New York Follies). WILL ROGERS, Wit. and Lariatthrower, is the Leading Comedian of New York Follies. He was selected by Rex Beach to play Laughing Bill Hyde as tho author considered he was tho: living counfcerpart of" the character. His creed is just "Keep on Smiling!" REX BEACH'S Wonder Stories are familiar to all—"The Auction Block," "The Spoilers," "The Barrier." A!ll these are Surpassed by— "Laughing Bill Hyde."* "Laughing Bill Hyde." SUPPORTS include— FAIRLIE TO MT. COOK (Xn. 2). PRICES—Is 3d and 9d. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 10 AND 17. JULY 16 AND 17. THE GIGANTIC JUNGLE PLAY. "TARZAN OF THE APES." ! "TARZAN OF THE APES." j "TARZAN OF THE, APES." j The Wonder Story of tho Age. Made into Film Play during Eigli- j icon Months. Every-Attention to Detail —Trips to the Jungles— Real Wild Animals— "Real Savages—and an All-Star .Cast of Known Screen Players. It is a Weird, Fascinating, Romantic Study of Man's Development in an Animal Atmosphere. His reversion to the primeval, and his conversion back, to civilisation's ways, „ The Story as a Romance compareswith the Greatest in Fiction, and as a Tale of Adventure it is absolutely in a Class by Itself. "TARZAN OF THE APES." "TARZAN OF THE APES." "TARZAN OF THE APES." IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS GREAT- 'PIICTURE— £2500 was spent on transportation alone, £1250 was the cost of one Exterior Set, 700 Negroes used in One Native Scene in the Jungle. 6 Pullman and 4 Baggage Cars used for Ono Trip of 6000 Miles. 40 Aerial Artists used. THE FILM MASTERPIECE OF THE YEAR! PRICES—2s 7d, 2s Id, and Is Id. ■ Reserves at Bristol. No Extra Charge. , *. ■ Positively No Free List. When the School Boys hand you a Ticket, snap it up" at once! This Show will please Dad and Mother, and (as they say in America);" the Darned Family. MRS H. J. CHAPMAN presents her. OPJIGINAL NEGRO MUSICALTY, "COON-LAND." "COON-LAND." "COON-lAND." (A Nigger Feast in Throe. Courses). . Chicken Pie, Water-melon. Pop-corn. A medley of Song :ind Danw from the Cotton Fields—"Way "Down on the Swanee," "Dixie," "O "l)oin IMK,"— yoxxknow what it is. FULL CHORUS. FULL ORCHESTRA. To Help the Band Instrument, Fund. To Help the Band Instrument Fund. , mHEA TR E ROY AL. JULY. 31." - AUGUST 1. * Tickets (2s and Is), from Band Members; and Children, of Schools. Box Plan opeped: later. J. H. TUCKER, 7 181 Manager. MEETINGS AND EVENTS, HOSPITAL DAY. NURSES' FUND. BY kind' permission of tho 'Management of His Ma.joKty> Theatre, a Picture Benefit Eiitortainmorit will be given in Aid of tho abovo Fund, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. July 14. Seats- can now bo roscr.-vod at the Theatre or tho Bristol for 1 this Special Programme.. 7 188