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AMUSEMENTS. Q. R AND THEATRE. Continuous from Noon. COLOSSAL. COMPELLING. CONQUERING. "SALOME." "SALOMft." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." The PYTHON OF PALESTINE. Sinuous, Sleek, Seductive, She» Twined hpi'self about Strong Mon. Una Crushed them Heart, Soul, and Body. See THE DA BARA, THE DA BARA, THE DA BARA, THEDA BARA, THEDA BARA, Sorceress SUPREME of tho Screen, In HER GREATEST TRIUMPH. The MOST MASSIVE PRODUCTION. ! The MOST DRAMATIC OFFERING j Ever Screened. . She Danced, and Seven Veils flutts-.ed from her airily. ! SEE tho Great. Storm that frightened the , Mielity Herod. ! SEE the Iniprossive Miracle Scene- in Herod's Apartment. SEE the Arms and Trappings of the Moving Soldiery. ' "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." "SALOME." Sense Staggering in its Sumptuousness. REVEL in a RIOT of Gorgeous Effects. ALSO ALSO Another Sensational Episode of "THE GREAT GAMBLE." USUAL PRICES. BUT BE EARLY or BOOK your SEATS. Bristol until 12 Noon, thenco at Theatre, 2931 'Phone. 5009 "When, you're single, you wish that you were married; • When you're married you wish that you were dead." QUEEN'S The QUEEN'S UEEN'S People's QUEEN'S 1 QUEEN'S Thea-tre. QUEENS (Continuous from Eleven.) HERE'S ONE OUT OF THE BOX! The Eminent English Actor, H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER, Supported by Beautiful SEENA OWE.N, SEENA OWEN, SEENA OWEI\ r , In Robertson-Cole's Comedy, "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "a FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." He didn't want to marry—because he hated having his photograph taken—or eomethingi like that. She honestly didn't want to marry—because she had lived some time with a married sister. . ■ But her mother was newly rich, and wanted to mix with ."naice" people. She determined to marry her daughter to a acion of an old family. « And that caused it. She selected a young man whose family was that old—it wa.s going bad. SEE FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." i We'll guarantee you a hearty laugh. Also Showing: Chapter "MYSTERY OF 13." Ten "MYSTERY OF 13," Entitled "THE RAID.'' Gaumont Graphic, Budget, Pathe Coloured Scenic. , j QUEEN'S PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA. (Afternoon and Evening.) Usual Queen's Prices. 'Phono 3342. 4933 PUBLIC NOTICES. I AKAROA EXPRESS CO. j 'Phono 932. j PONSTANT SERVICE to AKAROA with THREE TON TRUCKS, leaving STOREY'S GARAGE, Hereford etreet, 10.30 a.m; -ALL GOODS must bo at Garage by 10 a.m. each day. FURNITURE REMOVALS lo all the Bays. AKAROA EXPRESS CO. W. H. WENT, 1007F Manager. DEPARTMENT OF TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS. Government Tourist Bureau, Christchurch, llfh December, 1020. • GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, 83 CATHEDRAL SQUARE, will be *in nvenings, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m, from- 13th to 24th instant, inclusive, for pnrooso of giving information and issuing tie'veta. £ Telephone 1176. 4327F ROY TWYNEHAM, Barrister and Solicitor, HAS REMOVED from his Offices, 118 Gloucester street, to more commodious premises at 8S HEREFORD STREIET (Next Parcels OfSoe), and will, in future, carry on his legal practjee at that address. 4P&3F pHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. Brahms'a Requiem wjjl be- sting by the Choir on SATURDAY. ISt'n December, at 8 p.m. Collections for St." Saviour's Orphan- ■ age. ' 625F j DISCLAIMER. T AM NOT (,];'■ WILLIAM ROUT sued by j 'he Bluo. Creek Goll, ~:'.v: r, and L?.vl I j Development Company. I j 931 __ (Signed) W. B. ROUT, _Ki:wc»._ 1 DOMAIN BOARD. . j OXFORD DOMAIN BOALD. j T HEREBY give not;.-> Uiut the of jJ- P:.ii jon Par.: has b:"in granted 1.-> the Oxford Beu:-volert and li.M:rov.;.uiert L ague for MONDAY. 27th December Djy), with rulhnriiy i•> charge Is r-durir..'.".?!! for ev.ry :-<iult pcrso:*., for tho ijurpic-o oi holding a S.'hcol £ ports Mutiny, ore:; to all children attcvidinj; u. pabli'j ssicsi in the Oxford County. By order cf the Boird. j A. STUBE=, 4903 Chairman. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Silver Wristlet WATCH. ir.:::;il on back. Finder pkase (.•omjiiur.iVu'.o i with C. A. Dalziel, 1-1 Bioad street, V.'coif to.: | 'Phono 1120. iC'i7 i LOST, ut Sale. D-cccmbcr 7tu, a, I Black Lang-haircd SHEEPDOG, :.sw--'r- 1 j !to name "i'tott." Howard. Anyor.o d?to:n- ' ! after this date will .".e ' !L. H. Leslie, Bennett.:. ; C 35 j STRAYED on to Mr" w7jia^ :.t WaiiM!;, I 111.f <!i-1i | FILLY, unoroL-.-n (three- v:hir- !>=.♦. i i hiazc-, a'.d on* wall cr.-i. If no: «-;r.un,-d j v.'ill be tol-t in Eo: « Sak. C-ar:<rt- ' i church, on Jnr.uj:;; ."-th; Apply H. I Matron and Co., Christcliur' 1957 QTRAYED, Black and la:i Siu-:p-dog ij * PUPPY, named "Sto;m." " Last jin Jackson's road, Fendalton. Rc-.vnri. ■ Sir George Clifford. 4331