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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 16, 30 October 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, Etc. THE STORY THAT HAS THRILLED ALL MANKIND. "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." A Rare Treat, For All Those Who Enjoy The Best in the Kincma. MAJESTIC. TO-NIGHT AND AJESTIC. TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Gay •Thrilling Romance. The Supremo Pinnacle of Modern Art. "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHPTME" "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." "LA BOHEME." A Great Cast, All Stars, Lillian Gish . . Lillian Gish Mimi Lillian Gish John Gilbert John Gilbert Rodolphe John Gilbert With lleneo Adoree, Karl Dane, and a host of others. The immortal opera o c the gay Quarter Latin and its meiry, revelling students, moulded into ? motion* picture cf perfect technique and unparalled magnificence. Presented at Usual Prices. Book now at the Bristol or ring 360 from 15 to 7 to 7 15. NO FREE LIST AJESTIC. AJESTIC. Direction Henry H,ayward. (By arrangement with Edward Branscombe.) A vocal festival of British song. SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY SIGHT. ONE NIGHT ONLY AND MATINEE AT 2.30. MATINEE AT 2.30. Tho world Famous WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS •- Toured Canada c-'-ntinuously for : 18 months and in New Zealand appearing to record audiences everywhere. TEN CONCERTS IN AUCKLAND. TEN CONCERTS IN AUCKLAND. This is what the Musical Critics of Auckland had to say "The puritv of the boys' soprano voices was a sheer delight to listen to. The pinnacle of choral achievement. The reception, accorded the Westnimtler Glee Sin-iers was memorable. N. Z. "Herald," 16/9/29. PRICES OF ADMISSION, (Plus Tax): Evening, ss, ,3s, 2s. Children 2s. Matinee 4s, 3s, 2s. Children Haltprice. „ Concessions to parties of 10 or more. Box Plan at the Bristol. Advance Director Scott Colville. LISMORE . CONCERT and DANCE, in aid of . School Prize Funds, will be held in the Lismore School on FRIDAI, December 6. Admission: Concert, Is 6d. Dance, Gents 2s, Ladies basket, 1«> <«« BUSINESS NOTICES. The rym PURE FOODS ACT Is Framed to Safeguard the Public Health. _„„„.„ TIENNA and MILK-MADE BREAD J conform to the utmost degree with the requirements of the Act. These two productions are rich m proteins, vitamins and other nutritive essentials. . , A Rich Milk Content, the Purest of Flour and a Special Electro-Steam Baking Process are the secret of tiie undoubted excellence of np „, n MILK-MADE and VIES IS A BREAD. Obtainable only from PETER DUNN, POST OFFICE BAKERY. THE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT of JOHN R PROCTER, T,TD. of Christchurch (established 1877), is mana-ed EXCLUSIVELY by OPTICAL SPECIALISTS. Men who devoto ALL their tune to Examining the Eyes for Visual Defects. Their Great Experience is at Your Service. , , ... , , Next visit to Ashburton will be early in November. Appointments can be made now at SOMERSET HOTEL. ASHBURTON LOAN AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY AND BANK OF DEPOSIT. TANCRED~STREET EPOSITS accepted at Call or for G, 12 or 24 months, at Highest Current Rates. The Rocietv provides a THOROUGHLY SOUND* INVESTMENT for Large or Small Depositors. Loans granted oft Town or Country Properties at Current Rates. | P *" W. H. AMOS. Manager.