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AMUSEMENTS. J rr\ H E A T R E ROYAL. Direction . . . .J. and X. TAIT Manager F. STETSON Commencing THURSDAY EVENING, 24th MAY. TAITS LIVING TAIT'S LIVING TAITS LIVIN(t TAIT'S LIVING TAIL'S LIVING TAITS LIVIN(^ TAIT'S LIVING riCTI'RKS. PlCTl'lt !■;.•. PKTUHL:-. PICTCItKS. PICTI'KE.-i. PICTI'HES. Direct from London. Paris and Now York. THE CRF.ATORS OF THK ORIGINAL LIVING LONDON BOOM. A Complete arcl Entirely Now Scries of j mo«t intcTcstins pi>-turos have just boon received, and we have no hesitation in f.tut- j in.; that our New Series are EQUAL TO if ! •lot superior to our Original Films that wero lalv.y exhibited in conjunction with tue fHiUO'.'..S LIVING LONDON PICTURES. Perhaps what will prove tho most fasci:iatir,<r of tho moving; pictures that are to bo exhibited during tho coming season is entitled SUN N V CEYL ON, SUN N V CEYL ON. SUN N V CEYL ON, I SUX N V CEYL ON. SUNNY CEYL ON, I Which is unquestionably tho mos-t artistic I and Bl;illcii production in photographic art. (1(KO fict in length), and abounds with instructive studies of wild aniitia! life; shows yon types of the interesting Oriental from "ihe imposiiiß Maharajah to the humble Coolie. If you have road Kipling's "Rikki-Tikki Tarii'"' this picture will recall a number of the situations to you. the moat interesting of which is THE FIGHT BETWEEN A COBRA AND A MONGOOSE, Acd is a most thrilling section of tho picture. Kipling's description of this encounter in his Jungle Book pays:— t "Rikki-Tikki was bounding all round Nagania, keeping just out of reach of her stroke, hin little eyos glowing like red-hot coals. Nagnnia patherod herself together and Hung out at him, Rikki-Tikki jumping up and backwards. Again, again, and again, pho struck, and each time hor head came with a whack on the matting of the verandah, but she gathered herself together, like a watch spring. Then Rikki-Tikki danced in a circle to pet bohind her. and Nagania spnn round to keep her head to his head «o that the rustle of her tail sounded like dry leaves blown along by tha wind." SUNNY CEYL ON, Places tho above exciting incident before your vory eyes. Another romarkably interesting effect in this series is THE ELEPHANTS BATHING, THE ELEPHANTS BATHING, and "The Ilavc-a-dive-Boys" alongside the mail steamers, with their well-known chorus Ta-ra-boom-de-ay, Diving for coins, etc. VESUVIUS'IN ERUPTION VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION ' And the FUNICULA RAILWAY FUNICULA RAILWAY (Recently destroyed by tho violent unheaval.) This picture should prove of great interest at this juncture. An Entirely New Series of HUMOROUS PICTURES HUMOROUS PICTURES HUMOROUS PICTURES HUMOROUS PICTURES Will of course be a Special Feature of the Programme and all who rerqembor our previous laughing series WfeSr , m"onthl?l|Jo'"tH7lj be interested to learn that tho new ones are even funnier. Our Pictures are renowned as having ABSOLUTELY NO FLICKER, ABSOLUTELY NO FLICKER, ABSOLUTELY NO FLICKER, And as wo employ only tho most skilled operators, the results aro consequently tho most successful attainable at too present day. Tho BOX PLANS will bo opened at the Dresden on MONDAY MORNING NEXT. MR SYDNEY MONK, MR SYDNEY MONK, MX SYDNEY MONK, The Favourite Balladiet, in an Entirely Now Repertoire. Prices of Admission: 3s, 2a, and One Shilling. Day Sales, Reidlc'a and Eslick's. 2237 G. D. PORTUS. Touring Manager. FOOTBALL. T AN CASTER PARK. THIS DAY,OLD BOYS v. CHRISTCHURCH, Bast Ground. ALBION v. SYDENHAM, West Ground. LINWOOD v. MSRIVALE, South Ground. KICK-OFF, 3 p.m. Afternoon Tea to holders of Grand Stand Tickets. Ladies free. 2214 KNOX CHURCH" riTHE ANNUAL SOCIAL GATHERING J- will bo held on TUESDAY NEXT, tho 22nd inst., in the LECTURE HALL, Bealcy avenue, followed by a Meeting in tho Church, when the Rev. R. J. PORTER will give an Addrecs. Good programme of Music. Tea on the tables at 6.30 p.m. j Admission Is. 1077 ! rpHE COLOSSEUM ROLLER, SKATING ! 1 lUXK, ARMAGH STREET. Sessions: Morning. Afternoon and Evening. TO-DAY: Girls Race this afternoon. Band 1 plays afternoon and evening. THURSDAY, J May 21th: Presentation of prizes won at the j Carnival. Also a Football Match on Skatee. ! Sknting is a healthy recreative amusement. i Learn to Skate. Learn to Skate. 1113 CHRISTCHURCH POULTRY, PIGEON AND CANARY CLUB. GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION. '■■ POULTRY. PIGEONS AMD CANARIES. I COLO'6Et~M. JUNK 14th. 15th and leth. ENT-RIKS will bo received at the Club Rooms. Cathedral (>qinrc (next Wheeler's), on THURSDAY next. Hoy 21th, between tho ■ hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m ] A. A. CLARKSON, Hon Trcas. ' g,?O3F A - B - M£NZIKS, Hon. Sec. PHYSICAL CULTURE. ■yfR TANKARD'S SCHOOL -»JL buiil), Oxford terrace and "Gloucester street. I/adieV Class—Mondays, 7.30. Men—Tuesdays and Fridays. 6.15 and 8 to 10. i Youths—Wednesdays, 7.30. Girls—Tuesdays, 4. Boys—Thursdays, 4. 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