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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17225, 16 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "Where Music in its true ortistio sense i» Allied to the Perfect Motion Picture." II V E R Y B O D Y* S. J (The Distinctive Theatre.) THIS WEEK. ANOTHER BRILLIANT PROGRAMME Of PICTURES AND MUSIC. "The soul of Mus!c slumbers in the 6hell till waked and ' kindled by the master s spell."—Samuel Rogers. A Superb Musical Programme Bv EVERYBODY'S "SELECT" ORCHESTRA, Conductor: WILLIAM J. BELLING HAH, F.SM. A Few of the Items: Overture. "Jolly Robbers" (Suppe). Grand Opera Selection: "Cavallcria Ruaticana." (Mascagni). Cornet Solo, "Parted" (Tosti). HERBERT FOX. Violin Solo, "Hyninc k Sainto Cecile" (Gounod Fletcher). IRENE MORRIS. Orchestral Suites: "Ballet Musio from 'Sylvia'" (Dolibes). "Callirhoo" - (Chaminade). Entr'acte "ANDANTINO in D FttjE" (Leniare). String Quintette, "Fugue in D Major (Bach). Light Selections: i "Sullivan's Melodies" (Sullivan). I "Just Keep a Thought for Me" (Fisher), j THE PICTURE PROGRAMME. First: — A LOIS WEBER PRODUCTION. A Screen Triumph containing many sensational thrills, and offering a, delectable romance, entitled, "WHAT'S WORTH WHILE," "WHAT'S ' WORTH WHILE," "WHAT'S WORTH WHILE?' Featuring CLAIRE WINDSOR, CLAIRE WINDSOR, Who scintillates great beauty, charm, and ability, She is a blonde, and is supported in contrast by Mona Lisa, a brunette, whose wonderful eyes have caused a 6ensa.tion. "WHAT'S WORTH WHILE" "WHAT'S WORTH WHILE" "WHAT'S 'WORTH WHILE" Is a remarkable dramatic offering dealing,, as its. title signifies, with What is Worth White in Life. Throughout the unfolding of a delightful romance there is. a subtle story that demands the attention of everyone, and shows forcibly the benefits and effects of education, and the intrigues and intricacies of class distinction. In addition: A Coarflopolitaft Production Entitled "THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM," "THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM," "THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM," Starring RUBYE DE REMER. BUBYE DE BEMEE. Revealing come little known angles of news* itics. A thrill with mystery, daring, and .v.e in a venturous game for power and millions. PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at The Bristol or 'Phone 4835. 4S& THE 1 CHORAL HALL. A LEXANDEB ' WATSOJT RECITALS. uKXANDEE. WATSON EJ2CITALS. ONE WEEK ONLY. FRESH PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHTI Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24th. MR ALEXANDER. WATSON, MR ALEXANDER WATSON, . MR'ALEXANDER. WATSON, MR ALEXANDEE WATSON, • England's Foremost Platform" Celebrity, In a Short Series, of .DRAMATIO.. '•' "■" Including r'. ''"XNOT'IffiLY-INE^^ WEDNESDAY , EVENING—','Dr. Mktig'Old'* Prescriptions" (Dickens);..-' V • ''•.:•..;>' THURSDAY' EVENONG---The. PbrutH, i&a«a»j "Julius Cteeax," and Popular. Miscellan.* eous Pieces. FRIDAY EVENlNG—Speoiiily Selected Kipling Recital:.' SATURDAY ETvENING—"The Boots ni ths , Holly Tree Inn" (Dickons). , POPULAK PRICES—3», 2s (pine tax). Box Plans open at Charles Begs and Co. on. THURSDAY MORNING, August* ISth, 4553 O&BLYLEi SMYTHE. ■ "tftrHEN rjght has fallen down In' dear VV old Rio"—from "Rio Night*"—the song that is all the rage. 4550 GRAND NATIONAL CARNIVAL AND SALE OF WORE., PRO-CATHEDRAL.. BUILDINGS, Lower High street, Just past Barb ad ces street. - EVENING. COMMENCING at 7.30 p.m. ' DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT; STEP DANCING. PLENTY OF FUN FOR ALL. WONDERFUL, romantic, bewitching Rio gives the sotting for the latest song eucoees—"Rio Nights." Obtainable everywhere. 4550 ELECTION . NOTICES. WOOLSTON MAYORALTY. TO NEW RESIDENTS. IyfcGREGOH WRIGHTS Past and Pre--1»-L sent Services to Woolston:— COUNCILLOR—One Year. MAYOR—S years. PRESIDENT— Swimming Club Rugby Football. Club Hockey Club Lawn Tcntfis Beautifying Association. Horticultural Society VICE-PKESIDE-NW Woolston Band KEPRK-SKNTATIVE Technical Col!«g9 Domain Board ' Librarj' Committee e'never in Vice Bath* and Free Sports Ground 3. Being NO PARTY MAN, Mr Wright has always been free to act iu the best interests of all. . VOTE FOR McGKEGOII WRIGHT. • 778 LOST AND FOUND. J OST, Gold PENDANT and BROOCH in -J box on Valdhurst road. Keepsake. Reward. Applv N.D.W., "Prcsfl." 787 OST, Gold Wristlet WATCH in Wordsl worth street, Sunday. Reward. Piper's Store, Waithum. 740 " OST, Sundav evening, between Homby J arid Templctoi., Black CASSOCK. -'lease communicate Rev. A. L. Canter, Prebbleton. 753 LOST, Gold Sleeve LINK, est with Carbuncle. Findsf rewarded. Fletcher, Humphreys acd Co., 49 Cathedral, square. 733 LOST, Snndajs Roll of MOTOR-CYCLE TOOLS, between Merivale, Lower Jticcajton and New Brighton. Reward. Finder clea3e return to Field and' Royde, 200 Cashcl street. 770 LOST, on Saturday, CRANK HANDLE off motor-car. Reward on returning to 252 Worcester street. '9° LOST, a Small Brown PURSE with oldfashioned earring inside, between Puriti road and. Stratford street, Fendalton. Apply 39 Stratford street, or Tel. 4307. Reward. 796 TAKEN from Racecourse Hotel, one Gent a BICYCLE, Swjft, on August 11th. Any information leading to same will be IBWft ™- «d.. Apply SJ>.W.» "Press," \ 7fil