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Press, Volume L, Issue 15022, 17 July 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. IS __Jl__f_TS THI-ATRE. HAY WARD'S PICTURE.. AT _0. TO-NIGHT. AT SA LAST TWO NIGHTS OF The Story cf Night Life and of Oildeei C.nb L-.fc of New Yo-.k. A DAY" OF DAYS. Dealing with A DAY OK DAYS. the Indian A DAY OF DAYS. Fatalists' A DAY OF DAYS. Belief. WINTER SPORTS IN SWEDEN. CLOSED AT TEN. HOARDING-HOU-E ROMANCE. Fro .v Water Aqnarium Pnthe Garotte. Is ar.d Cd. Reserves Urvsden Is 6d. H_. __ g -ANTONY AND CLEOPATUr ! BOX PL-\NS NOW OPEN AT THE Tb« mi_i to seo'Vh'i- picture in Wellington i. .. -real .r.uiiik-rs b.-ing _isapi>oint-d t-iOuly, .h.t Christchurch patron, are coun--olic-J to BOOK EaRLY. D.C. and Special Stalls 3s. btalw X L*c_ Sal» C. (No . -ra char.c f-r V_c.ingl. "UAYWAI.D'.—U.IS MAJESTVS. HAYWARD'S-UIS MAJE.iY s MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. , , Con-.irrt in all us Power or.ci Gtory. Ho __u_. and approvi.! by Arti.t*. Fr«v«. and Public ol" tho wholo Continent of E'.iroiK>. I EASILY THE GREATEST PICTURE ! EASILY TilE GREATEST PICTURE i j The WoiLl has ever seen. ■ ! 7000 ft 7IWMt j i "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" ! "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA I" 1 "ANTONY A... CLEOPATRA!" ! The Marvo! Picture cf all Timei -ANTONY A. .. CLEOPATRA!" I -ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" j i The Modern Miracle of Motion Art. j "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA,' "ANTONY AND CLEOP.a-.__:" 1 Bewildering in Vi.ial Splendour. I -ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" I I' -ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" i ! Perfect in Historical Accuracy. j i "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" ' I "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" I 7000 ft 7000 ft Shakcs-oare's Sublime Love Story, OF UNIVERSAL APPEAL. I A Special Off-fine: will be tho FESTIVAL OF BEAUTIFUL MUSTC. FESTIVAL OF BEAUTIFUL MUSIC. By our Aw.-rented GRAND ORCHESTRA. GRAND ORCHESTRA. Conductor, Signor M.rtinelli. Who nccom.auics the Film on Tour. T" . FNOT-T. H RIGHTS FOR THREE YEARS realis". the record .. of i_>oo. YET MARK OUR PRICES: D.C. and Special S'nlls 23. (No extra '-ire. for booking). Stalls Is, Back Stalls j 6d. ' I GLOBE THEATRE. High Street Continuous Picture Palace. Last Day of the LURE OF GOLD. THE LURE OF COLD. A Startling THE LURE OF .OLD. Thrilling THE LURE OF GOLD. Detective THE LURE OF GOLD. Story. A Glorious DUTY. Story DUTY. Nobly DUTY. Told. DUTY. Mux. tho Ladies' Man, Lighthouso in Darkness, Bloomer's Toothache, The Faithful Servant, Pa the Gazette, and others. Two Hour, of Pictures for Cd 6d 6d 6d. S X A T I N G. Qi LYM PI A RINK. HEREFORD STREET. Be in the Boom, and Rink i SESSIONS DAILY. 10 to 12. 2.?0 to 5, 5.30 to 7 (learners), and 7.30 to 10, with Band Gents' Brampton Skates for Sale. Cheap. /".RAND THEATRE THE CONTINUOUS PICTURE PALACE. The Cosiest Theatre in the City. GRAND PICTU_ES-1_ Noon to 10.30 p.m. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. THE SENSATION OF THE WEEK— THE LURE OF GOLD At (___ d THE LURE OF GOLD Theitro. THE LURE OF .OLD At Grand THE LURE OF GOLD Thcitre. THE LURE OF GOLD At Grand THE LURE OF GOLD Thtatre. THE LURE OF GOLD At Grand THE LURE OF GOLD Th-atre. THE LURE OF GOLD At Grand THE LURE OF GOLD Theatre. A Continental "Secret Society" Drama. PIMPLE'S GREAT BATTLE. PIMPLE'S GREAT BATTLE. (Ono Great Shriek of Laughter.) TESTED BY FIRE . . . (Selig Drama) FLOTILLA THE FLIRT . . . v Coroic) BIRNIA IN V» INTER . . (Pretty Scenic) WARWICK CHRONICLE, No. .0" (The Suffragette Raid on Buckingbsm Palace) And all the Latest Evonts and Fashions. DON'T MISS SEEING thia Programme. Prices as Usual—6d and 3d. MEETINGS. RELIGIOUS REFERENDUM-. PROTEST MEETING IN VICTORIA SQUARE. SUNDAY NEXT, 3 p.m. SPEAKERS -. Hon. J. Barr. Rev. T. A. Williams, Mr J. Caughley. FP5470 LECTUKtb. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.—MISS C. W. CHRISTIE will LECTURE at Alexandra Hall on SUNDAY, at 7 p.m. Subject (by Special Request), "Thcosophy and Homo Life: Its Relation to Social Conditions." 1&93 HEAR DAN CRAWFORD F.R.F.S, Explorer, Lecturer, Author Famous Book, '•Thinking Black," on way to Central Africa for Balance of hia ijife. Admission Free SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY. CHORAL HALL, «06 ART UNION. ART UNION. THE TWELVE PAINTINGS by MRS DANIEL (a Russian Artist), including a life___s portrait of Captain Cook, will bo ON VIEW at DR. MICK___S HOUSE, C 4 ARMAGH STREET W, TO-DAY (Friday) and SATURDAY, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, 3 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 9 p_n. Mrs Daniel having had a cevero illness, this Art Union has been arranged by her friends. The paintmga aro ot very great merit. 5-iSQ A. F. J. MICKLE, Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, on Hills, between Sumner and Lyttelton, Little FOX TERRIER. Will answer to the name of Tip. Reward on returning to or comrnunicatinK with Helmling, 4. 5 Gloucester street, Linwood. 38LOST, dnring last month, Gold Bar BROOCH with large ruby in centre and tho owner's name, E.M_Y„ 1900, engrave, on it. Keepsake. Finder kindly return to Mr L. Wootton, c.o. H. Matso. and Co. __iward. 938 LOST, oa afternoon of lC:h, between Library and "Tress" Office, Silver liraeelet WATCH. Finder please return to "Press" Office. Reward. OK LOST, at Veteran..' Euchre Party, PURSE. Will finder plea*, return to address in_de. Keep silver. 13S King etrcct, &_K LOST, Wednesday, Christchurch, Gold BROOCH; two email rubies and orx d-_.__I —a gift. Reward on returning same to W. H, Cole, Ornihi, North Canterbury. \ 1005 OST, in Park Terrace, tamo FERRET (polecat). Finder rewarded by calling at 36 Park terrace. 5499 f E____D from d. ford, small Bay Pony, headstall and green cover on, shod all lound. Reward. John Cook, East Oxford. 6500 GOSSIP for Girls. Housekeeping HinU, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody, appear in tho "Page for Women" in Satur.ay's Editions of "The £_-__g News."