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| AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY At 2.30 TO-DAY. SPECIAL MATINEE. First production of THE RAJAH OF DAMPOOR — — THE RAJAH OF DAMPOOR Under the Supervision of WALTER JOHNSON. A Lively, Liliinjr Show. Cd. Is Id. BARGAIN PRICES. Gd. Is Id. PULLER'S OPERA HOUSE. ■*- Direction- anci John Fuller. Whoio FULLER'S. Crowds the big FULLER'S. C.n. TO-NIGIIT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT A Brilliant Miivical Comedy redolent oi the atmc.-uhore of the nivstic East. TH" RAJAH OF DAMPOOR THE 3!AJAH OF DAMPOOR THE RAJAH OF DAMPOOR Produced b' WALTER JOHNSON. Full of Delightful Music. Brilliant Dances, and Gorccous Wnnlrobc. THE RAJAH OF DAMPOOR A Ttilo of a Shirt. SUPREME VAUDEVILLE SUPPORT. ITio pmiliar favoirito KENNF.TH MACLAINE, KENNETH MACLAINE, Hie Tommy Atkins Major, in his popular Song Successes. SINCLAIR BROS.. _ Sensational EquilibTisl ic Novelty. Nat hanley. m-t! ] Dinkum Comedian, LEONARD NELSON. ! ® — PRICES: O.S. D.C., 2s Id: Is Id. Reserves 6d extra. Plan at "The Bristol till noon, thereafter at tho Opera House Confectionery Store. Doors 7.15 p.m. 5008 LIBERTY rjTHE House LIBERTY LIBERTY J- of Big LIBERTY LIBERTY Attractions. LIBERTY COMMENCING TO-DAY. THE SENSATIONAL STAGE SUCCESS, "THE FORTUNE HUNTFR," "THE FORTUNE HUNTER," "THE FORTUNE HUNTER;" "THE FORTUNE HUNTER," Featuring EARLE WILLIAMS! • EARLE WILLIAMS. He had been a. failure in the City, and hi® friend made the proposition, knowing that, by observing- tho rules he set, Nat Dunham would be unconsciously helping himself. 7HESE WERE THE RULES:— GO TO A SMALL TOWN. DRESS FAULTLESSLY BUT NEATLY., DON'T SWEAR, DRINK, OR SMOKE* DON'T USE SLANG. BOARD WITH VILLAGE GOSSIP. GO TO CHURCH. PICK OUT AND COURT THE RICHEST ■ GIRL IN TOWN. ACCEPT HER WHEN SHE PROPOSES. MARRY HER. He gave his word, and tho "Rules" were on for a year— But there waa n fly in tho ointment. Ho made good in every way—met tho heiresa —she proposed, And he had to accept licr. Then THE Girl came along! A FORTUNE OR THE GIRL HE LOVED . -WHICH? Episode Eizht, "SMASHING BARRIERS" Serial. "SMASHING BARRIERS" Serial. Pathe Gazette, Topical Budget. "HIS ROYAL NIBS" (Nestor Comedy). THE SINGERMR HAROLD PRESCOTT. ' MR HAROLD PRESCOTT. Who will sing—"The Bloom is on tie Rye," "Awako," and "The Little Irish Girl." LIBERTY ORCHESTRA. PRICES: Matinee Is Id, Is 7d, Cs Id. Children Half-price. Night, 13 15, Is 7d, 2s Id, 2s 7d. Box Plans at "Tho Bristol till noon, afterwards 'at the Theatre. 'Phone 2366. 4994 POR SALE. FOR SALE HlLLS—Mcdcrn Six-roomed vj BUNGALOW. Every convenience. Apply « TELEPHONE 3390 m. 961 FOR SALE. p ROCERY end IRONMONGERY BUSIvT NESS. £8000 turnover, and increasing. No Goodwill asked. ARTHUR L. GRAY, F.P.A.N.Z., J.P., Sharebrok«T and Accountant, Stewart Dawson's Buildings, High street, G5163-954F Christchurch. SLIGHTLY USED CARI SCRIPPS BOOTH, 2-seater, nearly new, £350. Many other good values at ROYDS MOTORS, LTD., 191 Oxford terracc. 'Phone 5421. " R8744 9740 F. 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