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AMUSEMENTS. c GREATER RYSTAL PALACE. Magnificent—Cool—Restful. (The Best Theatre in our Whole Empire.) HU G K AUDIENCE CAPTIVATED. THE MOST STYLISH PICTURE YET. CARMEL MYKHS in FOLLY'S TRAIL CARMEL MYERS in POLLY'S TRAIL CARMEJ, MYERS in FOLLY'S TRAIL CARMEL MYERS in FOLLY'S TRAIL "FOLLY'S TRAIL," "FOLLY'S TRAIL," Starring CARMEL MYERS. CARMEL MYERS. A Bacchanalian Revel of High Life In Gay New York. Where Fairy Talea End—Where Divorce Suits Begin—"lX FOLLY'S TRAIL." She danced ahead like an iridescent bubble fresh-blown from the lips of fancy—Ho followed "IN FOLLY'S TRAIL." Bubbling with laughter, iia tlio Spirit of "Polly," she sprang from the Champagne sho hired—he loved—and followed . "IN FOLLY'S TRAIL." She vu Folly at a maequo—tho Artist married Folly—Foily- felt their love was Folly—aha slipped away—but he followed "IN FOLLY'S TRAIL." A half-formed wish run through his brain —'ll9 might have wed nn lieire»a instead of a poor butterfly—but she flensed his regret, and tliero was final happiness "IN FOLLY'S TRAIL." IT'S A UNIVERSAL PICTURE DE LUXE, BESIDES— Chapter Six of the Big Magazine Story, "THE DRAGON'S NET," • Takes you right into China. AND THEN WE'VE GOT The Most Wonderful Comedy Mndo, "YOU'LL TELL 'BM LIONS I ROAR." Say! You'll Just. Scream at this one. There's a Mightv Interesting SCREEN MAGAZINE, TOO. BUT LISTEN! We've an Orchestra—a Proper Permanent Professional. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA It's the Largest and Best Orchestra in any Theatre 111 Australasia. the Distinguished Conductors hip of • MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J*. nUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. CONTINUOUS. 12,t0 5.15. Then, closed till 6.30 p.m. Day Prices, 3d, 6d, Is Id. NIGHT SESSION DE LUXE: Doors open sharp 6.30. Pianoforte Recital 6.80 to 7.8 1 " OVERTURE 7.SOi o'clock, "Pique Dame." NIGHT PRICES: ■ Stalls Is Id, D.C. 2a Id. Reserves '6d extra to all parta. Plan at The Bristol or 'Phone 3758. BE SURE AND BOOK YOUR SEATS. 8261 V. M. BEEBE, Manager. Q We Start at Eleven. U E E N ' S T II E AIRE, s "THE MIDNIGHT BRIDE." "THE MIDNIGHT BRIDE."' "THE MIDNIGHT BRIDE." With Gladys Leslie. Universale Newest Serial. "ELMO, THE FEARLESS." Topicala and 2-reel Comedy. "THE CRIMSON GARDENIA," "THE CRIMSON GARDENIA," "THE CRIMSON GARDENIA;' Starring OWEN WOORE. OWEN MOORE. . By REX BEACH. REX BEACH. REX BEACH. REX BEACH. REX BEACH. . . REX BEACH. Usual Queen's Prices. 'Phono 3342. .. ■ 5254 T R A N D THEATRE. From Noon—DAILY —From Noon. A Pretty Star and a Clo.vei Story. PEGGY HYLIND PEGGY HYLAND "OTHER PEGGY HYLAND' In MEN'S PEGGY HYLAND DAUGHTERS." I'EGGY HYLAND, Of fthe Incidents ihat vlo come to fathers who. trifle with other men's daughters. Also The Empress of Stormv Emotion in A BIGa STORY OF THE WEST. IfADLAINE TRAVERSE In "THE SPIRIT MADLAINF, TRAVERSE OF MADLAI-NE TRAVERSE ' GOOD." Gazette l . Cartoon. TopicaJ. MUTT AND JEFF. " 8258 1 CO.USTTY COUNCILS. OXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE ■is hereby given that 10 PER CENT, will be ADDED to all Outitanding RATES after February 14th, 1921. R.' J., SHARPE, 7710F ' County Clerk. TIMBER—TIMBER. f OXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. prepared to CUT TO ORDER SINTJSi INSIGNIS TIMBER. Price list obtainable from • _ R. J. SHARPE, County Clerk, 7709F Oxford. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO-DAY. SHOW GROUNDS. SEVENTH,DAY ADVENTIST ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND CAMP MEETING. You axe cordially invited, to visit our Camp and hear our discourses. THIS EVENING, at' 7.45 p.m., PASTOR B. COZENS will speak on "WHY I .KEEP THE SEVENTH DAY SABBATH.' The Camp is' open until February 13th. Come any evening and spend a pleasant hour with us I 8241 OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH TUESDAY. Chair taken nt 8 o'clock by ibis Worship the Mayor.FAMOUS LECTURE By SISTER KATHLEEN, ' "Lights and Shades Down East," Illustrated by Magnificent Limelight Vierws WEDNESDAY, 8 o'clock. Sister Kathleen Lectures at Elgin etreet Church, Sydenham. . - 406 ~ impounded! WAIPARA COUNTY COUNCIL. IMPOUNDED at WAIKARI:—One Bay Pony MARE; One Bay GELDING., If not claimed and expenses paid within Fourteen Days will ho told. (Signed) W. T. LINDSAY, County Clerk. 'Waikari, February Sth, 132 L 8222 LOST AND FOUND. LOST nt Sumner, on Sunday, Scotch Pebble BROOCH, sat in .Silv<p. Keepsake. Reward at "Haeremai," Sumner, or Hastie, Bull, and Pickering's. 434 LOST, Monday morning, Tramway Shelter Waiting-room, . Gold RING, dark greenstone. Keepsake. Reward this office. i 32 L'OST on Saturday, a little girl's Grey .Woollen COAT, between Grimsey« road and Papanui tram. Kindly return to Northooto Store. Reward. 430 LOST, from Mr F. G. Sowden's Property, "Raynham," Aylesbury, 37 LAMBS 1 2 front notches off ear, 1 back notch near ear Last seen oil Ward's Track, going towards Holies ton. F. G. Sowden, Aylesbury or N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., 'Ltd., Chriatchurch 82S0 LOST from Oakhampton Lodge, ■ last Thursday, 1 Chestnut MARE and 1 Chestnut GELDINGS Reward. J. Bryce, Hornby. «•» LOST, Sunday, HANDBAG, coloured bilk, containing tram ticket, gloves, caklu Reward. 200 Shirley road.