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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17437, 24 April 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE. The Best Theatre in the Empire. COMMENCING TO-DAY AND FOR FIVE DAI'S AND SIGHTS ONLY. (We're Closed Tuesday, Aazao Day.) V. M. BEEBE has the Honour to Present, In ail its Ojjiiicnoe, in al) its Grandeur, and in n!i its superb .MUuritl, Indusui! ' arid Ceremonial Splendour, •110VAL INDIA." "KuiAi- INDIA." "JMiAX. li\DU.." •■IvuVAl India."' io Imperial Government's Official Fil >.d 01 uib Day by Day Events just as occur:ed during the \\orld-iainous Dipiiio Trip ACROSS INDIA At-KuaS INDIA WITH HIS KOVAL HIGHNESS Wj.iH mo liulAJj iH^HiSEbS 'riin"lJL'ii.E UF CUNNAUutf.X. liiii JJLJir, Of CUNiNAUUHT.

The Aicat Miigni-ccnt, Hie Most luteresting, the Mv>st luairucave, the Most Inopirin- i.ututi E\er man 7.Xtu teet ol Dazzling, Seusauonai, aud Spectacular Facta "ROYAL INDIA." "RyjlAU l^uiA." •JXOXAL J.ND.LA." "KUiAXi I.MHA." Mora than Twice .Larger and a Thousand Tm.os More Novel, More Bewitching, More Captivating, and Many Tiniea the Richest Travel l'lctiiro Kver been. A PRICELESS A.\U AUTHENTIC PIOiURE j/AGEANT EIGHT THROUGH THE MARVELLOUS LA.vLi OF MANY MIGHTY MYSTERIES.. A Wondo-tful lour cf national and International Significanct—lt's History, B.g History—History that will hold you Tense and in Awe-inspiring Admiration —History you will Enjoy and Never Forget -ROYAL INDIA." "ROYAL INDIA." "ROYAL INDIA." la a Story of oensution&l and Thrilling Facts Aoouiupjaned—it's .»wie unui a jU«r« U.iu.vci lto a liuid 01 _jyienUoUX, and iflero is ;iot One Dull oecoud in 11— louii ue uiariued, aud Aatouiiaed—J.i Aio.cs viilh uie jiriUiaucy aud ijpetd ot Lira Xiig'liiuiiig's Flash, and Reveals to your i.yes all me lilonee ot the irenieuctous aud -iiasuetio Lidian Empure., '.taken by Command of the Imperial Govern-

ment. A COPY OF THE riLM IS BEING PREbEKVED lis IHJ-. VAULTS Oi<' OUR NAI'iUW THAT Jj'UTURE HISTORIAN A-sU THE EUTURE UEiNERATIuNS MAY MEW IT; PA¥li>iG TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO Jt-LAYED SO PROMINENT A PART IN WELDING THr. PEOPLES Oi-' THE GREAT AND (jLORIOOS BK'ITIqH EMPIItJE TOGETHER. ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: Tie Masaive 6-part UOLDWYN Masterpiece

"DUDS." "DUDS." "DUDS. "DUDS." A Pine Mystery Drama of Tense Moments —Huge Stakes—Desperate Ventures—Strange Women and Thrills, S tailing TOM MOORE and NAOMI CHILDERS. TOM MOORE and NAOMI CHILDE~3. TOM MOORE and NAOMI CHiLDEBS. TOM MOORE and NAOMI CHILDERS. A Splendid Play from the Famous "Saturday Evening Post" Story by Henry C. Rowland. THEN—Second Wonderful Instalment of "WINNERS OF THE WEST." "WINNERS OF THE WEST." Based on the Exploits of "The Pathfinder." CENTURY COMEDY—NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Flayed by the World-Famouß ■ SYMPHONY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Of 22 Solo Mu icians. The only Great Orchestra iri Australasia. Under the Di«tin?ui?hed Cou'luctorship of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. Orchestral numbers include:—''Rohemi&Ti Girl" (Balf); Symphony Pathetique, Ist (Tschaikowsky) • Va!ses (Prah-"s); "Britannia's Realm" (London Ronald); "The Crown of India" (El?ar); "In a Persian Madcet" (Ketelbev); ."The Maid of the Mountains" (Fraser Simson.); "The M'rry Widow" (Lehar); "Butterfly" (Twinning'); "Almond Eyes" (Cobb).

RESERVES at The Bristol; or Ring Ttp Brother Boebo (he's always on the job). 'Phone 3758. 31T6 THEATRE. Now Showing. Fast Riding and Quick Action. BUCK JONES In 'BUCK JONES As a "RIDING BUCK JONES Texas WITH BUCK JONES Ranger. DEATH." BUCK JONES ' Gazette. MUTT and JEFF. Cartoon. SUNSHINE COMEDY. 8153

SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 28th and 29th, 1922. A CCEPTANCES for ALL FIRST DAY'S •A EVENTS CLOSE with the undersigned at 8 p.m. TO-DAY (MONDAY), 2«h April. Special Trains from and to Christchurch on both davs of Meeting. ' C. S. FRASER, Secretary. P.O. Box 57, Timaru. Telegrams: "Alliance." 2396

OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AN] pastoral, sOi.':r:i% PREMIER WINTER. SHOW AND EXHIBITION. In. the OTAGO A. AND P SOCIETY'S BRYD-ONE BALL AND BUILDINGS, Crawford street, Dunedin. MAY 30th, Slat, JUNE Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 1922. ENTRIES close WEL~ESDAY, 10th May, 1922. H. V. FULTON, 3177 Secretary.

DOG TKIALS. WAIPARA AND OMIHI COLLIE TRIAL CLUB. ENTRIES will CLOSK with Secretary on TUESDAY, 25th inat. J. B. STARKY, Hon. Sec, 115JF Omihi. PUBLIC NOTICES. LAKE COLERIDGE ELECTRIC SUPPLY. ATOTICE is herpbv rivcu that U.VKEX> STKICTED SUPPLY will be available to all Consumers who aie at present on restricted as from the 24th day of April, 19-2. A. GAVEY, 2128 Electrical Engineer.

NORTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. GAME SHOOTING SEASON, 1922. THE Opening of the Game Shooting Seafan lakes place on the let MAY. The following Game only may be shot:—Callfornian Quail, Grey Duel;, Spoonbill Duck, and Black bwan. Paradise Duck and Pukeko are absolutely pr'.tcctci. The use of automatic and auto-loading guni is strictly prohibited. C. W. HERVEY, 3144 Secretary.

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