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amusements. Q r. r S T A 1 PALACE. I TO-DAY, - TO-NIGHT, j TO-DAY, TO-NIGHT. | 2.15 p.m. p.m. FIRST SCREENING OF TEE "METRO" SUPER-PRODUCTION, "SHORE ACREIS," "SHORE ACRES," "SHORE ACRES," A study of life on tho rock-ribbed ©oast of New England, and a 6tory of a daughter's lovo and a fa.tier's ha to. "SHORE ACRES." "SHORE ACRES," j In -which powerful drama, delicious ! comcdy, and tender pathos ore blond- ! %n irresistible appeal. > "SflteßE ACRES," : "STORE ACRES," i i Wherein the salty spray of tho j ocean and tho eweot scent of tho | now mown hay arc joined in fragrant union. Featuring ALICE LAKE. ATiIUfl TiA lif'n The daughter who had to make such a dramatic choico between homo and love. See tho thrilling ehipwrock when the light in tho lighthauso failed'— 0.11 through an enraged father's desiro for revenge. In Addition. SEE SHIRLEY MASON SHIRLEY MASON As "THE WINNING- GIRL" "THE WINMNG GIRL" A cheerfnl-toarful Paramount Picture, in which tho beautiful Shirley Mason is supported by Nilea Welch. "THE- WTNTTtriG GTRL." "THE WIN?TIF«3 GIRLIShe thoujrht cho could win mofit things. She won Stanley—easily. But that wasn't enough. She had to. win his hi<?h and haughty ma. Tho way she did it? Well, just see her! YouH agree uhe waa a. wimwr all right. Special Musio by tho CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. DAY PBICES; lOd and la Id. NIGHT PRICES: la Id, 2s Id, fcnd!& ?d. BOOK EARLY AT THE BRISTOL AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. CRYSTAL PALACE. The QUALITY Theatre. , 6191. QB JL N.J> ~TE E ATB I. CONTINUOUS from 12 NOON. Complete CHANGE To-day and Tonight. Another BIG DOUBLE BILL. Tho delightful adaptation of the GREAT STAGE COMEDY Success, "UPSTAIRS AND DOWN." "UPSTAIRS AND DOWN." "UPSTAIRS AND DOWN." Another Magnificent SELZNICK Master piece, featuring' v Tho BEAUTIFUL, Dainty, Daring-, OLIVE THOMAS OLIVE THOMAS — OLIVE THOMAS OLIVE THOMAS • OLIVE THOMAS . OLIVE THOMAS • Tho HARRISOKt-FISHER GIRL. A Picture which carries you from Cellar to Garret,'AND there's a LAUGH on every step. ALBO— ALSO— WILLIAM BUSSELL WILLIAM RUSSELL WILLIAM BUSSELL In th® THRILLING FOX Play, "SHOD WITH FIRE." "SHOD WITH FIRE." I A Roman tie LOVE STORY of the Plains | with WILLIAM BUSSEL at hi* Best. ALSO— ALSO— SUNSHINE COMEDY, "Son of a Hun." BE EARLY, or RESERVE Your Seats. PLAN *at Bristol until 12 nbon, thence at Theatre. 'Phone 2934. 6195 ' CHORAL HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. DEMONSTBATION CONCERT by Prizewinners recent Competitions. Entirely new programme will bo presented, consisting of Humorous Recitations, Songs in Character, Ac'ion Songs, Maypole Danco, Hoop, Scarf, and Club Drills, etc. Don't Misa this hnal opportunity of seeing and hearing tho children at their best. PRICES: Adults Is, Children 6d. Tiokets obtainable at L. M. Isitt's, Ltd. Doors open at 7 pjn. Commence 7.30 p.m.. 515 ST. MICHAEL'S SALE OF WORK, PARISH HALL, Durham street, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, 18th and 14th OCTOBER. Plain and Fancy Work, Handkerchiefs, Books, Sweets, Produce, Flowers and Plants, Men's Stall, Bran Tub Stall (provided by tho Day School). All articles low in price, and good in quality. Afternoon Tea and Supper. ADMISSION FBEE. 2-30 to 5.30, 7to 10. 532 F. SHOWS. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. CHBISTCHUBCH SHOW. NOVEMBER 11th and 12th, 1920. A PPLICATIONS for SPACE for Exhibition of Implements, Machinery, ond NJS. Manufactures will bo received up to SATURDAY, 16th OCTOBER. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE on SATURDAY, 23rd OCTOBER. Schedules on. application U> O. B. PEMBERTON, I Secrotary. 1 !T2 Manchester eirewt. j Chrwtehnrch. , •OHM' I