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AMUSEMENTS. Oa£ITZB Tb» Beat Thea,t» in the Whole Empire, HOME OP THE WORLD-FAMOUS SYMPHONY OBCHESTBA. 23» Only Symphony Orchestra Employed in Any Theatre in. Australasia. ANOTHER ■WONDERFUL TRIUMPH! HUGE CROWDS ASTOUNDED! V. M. BEEBE Presents The Utmost in Music and Pictures. FIRST—UNIVERSALE Great Super Special —A Story of the High-brows and Mental Lightweights of Society—A Great Bi? Talo of Professional Life that Will Make All Humanity Stronger and Better, FRANK MAYO in "DR. JIM." FRANK MAYO in ".UK. JIM." FRANK MAYO 'in "DR. JIM." s. Running Drama of a Great Surgeon who loved his work and tho Kiddies he restored to health and wholeness. His Beautiful Wife Fancied he wilfully negleoted her—then Came a Great Change—"Dß. JIM" "DR. JIM" Dropped hie Surgeon'* Knife and Kid Gloves for Bare Knuckles, and in the South Seas, Under a Tropical Moon, Fought his way to Happiness and Honour. Supporting Mr Mayo io a Marvellous All Star Cast, including CLAIRE WINDSOR. ROBT. ANDERSON, And HERBERT HEYES. THEN A Charming REALART Masterpiece in Six Stunning and Absorbing Parte. Derived from MRS FISKE'S Celebrated Stage Play and the World-Famous Novel, "BAHNABETTA," by HELEN R. MARTIN. •BARNABETTA," by HELEN R. MARTIN. "ERSTWHILE SUSAN." "ERSTWHILE SUSAN." A Story that tolls-of the unfolding of-the bright flower of innocent Girlhood triumphant even in a Sombre Environment of eelnshnesa, aordidness, and Satanic cruelty— The kind of Photoplay that restored your i&ith in humanity and fiends' you homa pleased, happy, and optimistic, Starring CONSTANCE BINNEY. CONSTANCE BINJN'EY. Her First Kiss—Her First Laugh—Two Thrills that came late to Barnabetta, Yet She became the Governor's Wife. "ERSTWHILE SUSAN." A Glorious Picture from a Glorious Novel. BESIDES-CENTURY COMEDY. INTERNATIONAL NEWS. Last Chapter but Two of I ■ . "DO OR DIE," with EDDIE POLO. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC. Inimitahly Played by the World Famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Of 22 Solo Musicians. Under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR ALFRED 3. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUtfZ. ' Orchestral numbers include:—lth Move* ment Mendelssohn's "Italian Symphony"; "Popular Songs"' (Landon Ronald): "Pierrette" (Charminade); "Twilight . Dreams" (Home); "Mecca' (Peicy Fletcher). RESERVES at The Bristol, or rimg up Brother Beebe (He's always on the job), 'Phone 3768. 9114 WE START AT ELEVEN. I,UEEN'S UEEN'S Continuous, 11 to 10. Showing To-Day and To-Night One of the Best, Moßt Entertaining Programmes we have had the. Pleasure 'of Showing. PICTURES and MUSIC. PICTURES and MUSIC. Th* -Metfnifieent, Thrilling, and All-British ' ■•: Masterplay. . "THE HUNDREDTH CHANCE." "THE HUNDREDTH CHANCE." "THE HUNDREDTH CHANCE." A Pioturisatiou of the Wideiy-read and Popular Novel by the Famous Authoress, ETHEL M. DELL. ETHEL M. DELL. ETHEL M. DEILL. . , Luxuriously Produced, with Gorgeous Settings and a Charming Love Romance. Supporting this Great Attraction— RUTEt CLIFFORD RUTH CLIFFORD * In ' "THE AMAZING WOMAN." "THE AMAZING WOMAN." A powerful. and gripping story of a woman Who was an angel by day and a wrecker of hearts by night. There v is a Highly Entertaining Supporting * Programme and A BRILLIANT MTTSICAL PROGRAMME. A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. Tou should S •-• .-■.— . . • PRICES AS USUAL. .. 9106 PUBLIC NOTICES.

FIHE REND EZV OU S,, LTD. Beg to announce that they hp.vo been . favoured with an engagement by SIGNOR MARTINENGO, 'CELLO SOLOIST, Who will play at THE RENDEZVOUS, LTD., DAILY, excepting Saturdays. Signor Martinengo will play the following programme during this week:— 3.ls—"lntermezso" (Mascogni). i 3.3o—"Operatic Fantasia" (Bidgood). ' 3.4s—"Gavotte ' Huinoresque" (Squire). 4.o—"One of These Days" (Lo Hay). 4.15—"G0d Send Sou Back to Me." TO PROGRESSIVE FARMERS. ' PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION of the L AUSTIN (BRITISH) FARM TRACTOR will be held (weather permitting) at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at MR R, HEYWARD'S SPRINGFIELD FARM, CLARKVILLE, on THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 23rd, 1922. The Tractor is the property of Mr Haywaid, who cordially invite* aU interested to ee-e it at work. BOOTH, MACDONALD and CO., LTD., Christcburcb, v Sole Agents for New Zealand. 9080 .SHARE TRANBFER BOOKS o! this COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED From MARCH 22nd TO MARCH 31st, Both days inclusive. 1147F BEATH and CO., LTD. FALLEN SOLDIERS IN order to obtain a Complete List of Soldiers in the WaJthaan-Opawa Park area who fell in the Great War, Relatives and Residents are" requested to forward names for the purpose of engraving on Memorial Gate*. Na-mea to be sent to MR HARVEY, Walth&m road, not later than April 6th. WM. SYMONS, 965 Hon. Secretary. DANCING. ■ ISS LYNNE EDWARDS will Resume L Teaching about APRIL Ist. Particulars will be advertised later in the month. 7839F WINTER GARDEN Dancing Parties, Afternoon Teas, i Social' Functions. For particulars address letters to | i 185 ARMAGH STREET. I 'Phone 3820. HoSIS