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amusements. /CRYSTAL p A L A C E. (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificence) NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK NO ADVANCE IN PRICES But, owing to tho enormous. demand for tickets, tho Management cannot guarantee seats unless they ar© booked. Twice Daily at 2.30 ar.d i? p.m. Doors Open at 2 and 7 p.m. MESSRS J. mid N. TAIT Present Under the distinguished patronage of his tho Governor-General (the Earl of Liverpool). And under the patronage and in tlio presence of tho most notable audience ever gatherer! together in a New Zealand Theatre. . THE ONE and THE ONLY Real, Authentic, and Official BRITISH ADMIRALTY PICTURE BRITISH ADMIRALTY PICTURE. BRITISH ADMIRALTY PICTURE BRITISH ADMIRALTY PICTURE! Depicting in 5000 feet of Stirring Epoch Making Film tho SURRENDER of tho GERMAN NAVY SURRENDER of tho GERMAN NAVY SURRENDER of the GERMAN NAVY SURRENDER of the GERMAN NAPY. Precisely as presented in London under the patronage and in tlie jiresence of their Majesties tho King and the Queen. 1 Tho Only Film showing tho Actual Surrender of the German Navy, awl a copy of which has been placed in tho British Museum as an Official document of this historical event. SEE British Admiralty Message. What SEE Ocrm:mv gave up. A-.lmiral Beatty. SEE Tho Prince of Walts. • Admiral JolliSEE coe Admiral Sturdee. . The AmcriSEE can Admirals. Rodman and Sims. SEE H.M. the King visits Grand Fleet. SEE H.M. tho King visits U.S. Hagship SEE New York. Depaituro Queen Elizor SEE beth. Grand Fleet off to meet the SEE Germans. "It was just like meeting a SEE lady—only they were punctual. Ad-■ SEE miral Tyrwhitt'a Squadron. U-boata SEE approach and surrender. British SailSEE lorn take charge. Tho Deutacliland. SEE • German Crews. Tho wholo Gorman SEE Hish Seas Fleet, not ono or two, but SEE THE LOT. How they approach and SEE surrender. Accident to Naval AeroSEE plane—Tho Roscuo at Sea. Tho MysSEE terv Ship—Tho Channel Ferry. Every SEE detail of Actual Surrender. Admiral SEE Beatty's Historic Message. The BnSEE tish Lion haul down tho German Flag SEE and Hoist the Union Jack. A thouSEE sand Awe-inspiring Sights. IT IS HISTORY! Actual, Glorious British History. During the screening of the famous. Picture the Celebrated Tenor, MR HERBERT F. WOOD, Will Sing Several Patriotic Songs. CHOICE SUPPORTING FILMS. CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN at The Bristol. ■Reserves, D.C. Is 7*d; Stalls, Is Id. No half-prices. Special arrangements made for Parties of School Children at tho Matinees, on application to Manager. 4045 GIGANTIC TRIPLE ATTRACTION. NEXT WEEK - ; NEXT WEEK at V E R Y B O . D Y ' S. The Select Drama of Socieiy Life and Dazzling Dresses. "MRS LEFFINGWELL'S BOOTS," "MRS LEFFINGWELL'S BOOTS," "MRS LEFFINGWELL'S BOOT 3," • "MRS LEFFINGWELL'S BOOTS," "MRS LEFFINGWELL'S ' BOOTS/' "MRS LEFFINGWELL'S BOOTJS," Starring. That Irrepressible Little Cyclone of Naughtiness-, CONSTANCE TALMADGE ; CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE — OH! SO SAUCY! Saucy as usual. The Boots were there. The feet wore there. The lsg was there. Evidently his wife wa3 there. WHERE? A dainty pair of slippers, an extravagant wife, and a jealous hubby, causo all the trouble. We'd like to tell you more about it, but :—sh! Lot's whißper it! It's more than something new for everyone who know® a real good thing. All vim, like: "Up the Rond with Sallift"— ONLY MORE SO.

Then coaic-s: — The Brilliant and Distinguishf! Screen Star, MRS' VERNON CASTLE MRS VERNON CASTLE MRS VERNON CASTLE MRS VERNON CASTLE MRS VERNON CASTLE In tlio thrilling 5-Act Path© Play, entitled, "THE HILLCREST MYSTERY." "THE HILLCREST MYSTERY." "THE HILLCREST MYSTERY;' A photo-play of great dramatic intensity, forceful action, thrilling scenes, and exciting incidents. In. addition: — Episode 2 of Pat he's Super-Serial, THE HOUSE OF HATE, THE HOUSE OP HATE. Entitled "THE TIGER'S EYE." Other Supporting Items. 4G7G TRAINED NURSES' MEMORIAL FUND. - ALL know and appreciate the sacrifice and tender, skilful services of the Trained Nurses 0:1 behalf of our lads dur'ng Active Service. To Assist in Establishing a Worthy Memorial, a GRAND GARDEN FETE Will bo held at the HOSPITAL GROUNDS. TO-DAY, at 2 p.m. HELP THIS WORTHY OBJECT. COME IN THOUSANDS. PARTICIPATE IN THE HAPPINESS. MUSICAL SELECTIONS by the WOOLSTON BAND. VARIETY STALLS of all kinds. FORTUNE TELLING— Always Interesting. VARIOUS GAMES—For all ages. AND REMEMBER, MONSTER BABY SHOW—OVER ICO ENTRIES.. The public aro asked for Gifts of Sweete, Fruits, Vegetables, and other saleable goode for the stallr. These Gifts may bo left at Dr. Alice More-land's residence, 4 Oxford terrace,- nr Chamber of Commerce, Cathedral square, or the Hospital Grounds. COME EARLY'. COME IN THOUSANDS. HELP THIS WORTHY APPEAL. THE TRAINED NURSES' MEMORIAL FUND. | Entrance near Chalmers Ward. 402''. LONG NIGHT DANCE will be held in the HALS WELL PUBLIC HALL on THURSDAY NIGHT, 20th, 8 till 2. Firstclass Floor and Music. W. Bettell, Musician. W. Wilson, M.C. F. R. WILHELM, Hon. Sec. . CITY COUNCIL. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY. (CONSUMERS who are supplied from Montreat street Substation, tf-ro notified that the current will bo cut eff between tho hours of G a.m. and S a.m. on SUNDAY, ICth instant. HY. R. SMITH. Town Clerk. March lath. •• <015