LYTTELTON NEWS.
THE PICTURES. A World drama, "Tho Almighty Dollar,'' starring Francis Nelson and Jirae Elvidge, was ecreeued in the Harbour Light Picturo Tlieatro on Saturday, nnd wili i be rep-»tol to-night. At to-morrow's sessions Harold Lockwood will appear in a Metro piotuie, "Paradise Garden." Another insta'nwn't of the serial film, "Who is iMo. 1?" will also bo presented. BOWLING. A rink uaitch was played on tho Kia Ora indoor bowling rink on Saturday between representatives of the Edgowaro and. Linwood Clubs. The scores wero as follows:— Messrs In wood, Penlington, Jjurson, _ and Cooper (s), representing Lin wood, 40 points; and Mfso-rg Sutton, Lucas, Taylor, Colville (a), for Edgeware, 13 point*}. Harbour light pictures—Tuesday and Wednesday, "Paradi?® Garden,' featuring Harold Lockwood as a young man who had never seen a girl until he was 21 years of age. A magnificent Metro ' 5347
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16270, 22 July 1918, Page 9
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142LYTTELTON NEWS. Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16270, 22 July 1918, Page 9
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