AMUSEMENTS. ■p H E GRAND. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. The film version, of the famous poem, "KISSING CUP'S RACE." "KISSING CUP'S RACE." "KISSING CUP'S RACE." The thrill and glamour of the racecourse — the shouting—the cheering—the thunder of horses' hoofs—YOU CAN FEEL IT ALL M you watch this flpLsndid film. Also showing: an unujsual "IT'S A GREAT LIFE," "IT'S A GREAT LIFE," Bv MARY ROBERTS RINEHART. If you are tinsd of the usual melo-drama of the movies, hwe's something that will refresh you. From 12 Koon till 10 p.m. Book at The Bristol, or 'Phono 2934. <l5B TO THE PICTURE-LOVERS OF CHRISTCHURCH. ON SATURDAY. T)LEASE meet MR GUY BATES POST, JL the eminent actor at THE GRAND, v.'here he will appear for the first time to a Christ-church audience in his ereatest stage triumph, "THE MASQUERADER." This is the stage version of "JOHN CHILCOTE, 1t.P.," the book which took England by storm. MR POST only agreed to perpetuate it on the screen after a run of six successful years on the stage. The screen production in hie opinion ia better than the stage one. DON'T MISS THIS. 4159 jjjIULLERS' OPERA HOUSE. Direction .. BEN and JOHN FULLER LTD. Positively Last Two Nights of FULLERS' ELEVEN WONDERS. The Singing, Dancing. Acrobatic Marvels. THE ANDROS, The Funny Man with the Fiddle and the Boy Ventriloquist. RUTH BUCKNALL, DOLORES, LOUIS BLOY, GOLDA. ROSA LOADER, A.T.C.L. A.L.C.M., and her Dapper Partner, TOM LANEY. MAURICE STERNDALE, Wonderful Violinist. PRICES: D.C. and OS., 2s 2d, SkUs, Is Id. Reserves 3s 9<J Plan at The Bristol till 5 p.m., thereafter at the Opera House Confectionery Store. Doors -7.15 p.m. 4167 REDCLIFFS REGATTA AND GALA. EDCLIFFS REGATTA AND GALA. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. See the Beet Oarsmen. See the Swiftest Yachts. See the Life-Savers. See the Sea Soouts' Race. Heaps of Fun on Shore. WOOLSTON BAND IN ATTENDANCE. FOR THE EVENING. BOXING TOURNEY. BOXING TOURNEY. DANCING ON THE LAWN. REDCLIFFS REGATTA. SATURDAY NEXT. 4121 THE "BODEGA" CAFE, 133 C'ashel street, Cliristchurch. LUNCHEON 12 to'2. Meals at any hour. Fried Oyflters, and Whitebait a speciality, i. HOURS.:*. 10. a.m. .to' 7.30 p.m.. Open till "BUB"' " ind • Saturdays. -' A TRIAL SOLICITED. 06995-6107 MEETINGS. THE LIQUOR QUESTION! SAVE YOUR FREEDOM 1 ÜBLIG MEETING. THEATRE ROYAL. P SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, at 8.15 p.m. Chairman: J. J. Dougall, Esq. HEAR R. A. ARMSTRONG (Dominion Seo. , N.Z. Moderate League), In his Illustrated Lecture, "CARTOONS AND COUPLETS." Covering the Subjects— WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE STATE CONTROL. THE MENACE OF COERCION. WHICH SHOULD WE FOLLOW—BRITAIN OR AMERICA? 1 Doors Open 7.80 p.m. ALL CITIZENS INVITED. THIS WILL BE A LIVE MEETING. QUESTIONS WELCOMED. "For true Temperance and Liberty—Vote for State Control on December 7th—Strike out the Top and Bottom Lines." 4130F IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. rjTHE MEMBERS of the CHRISTCHURCH -*• JUVENILE CHOIR are requested to meet at 6.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, Dec. Ist, in St Michael's Church Hall. SYDNEY BUTLER, Contractor. ' 4110 DR. MARY ARMOR, of America, will speak to the EMPLOYEES of ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS TO-DAY (THURSDAY), at 12 Noon. Subject: Prohibition of Licensed Liquor Traffic. 1627 /CANTERBURY FRUITGROWERS' ASSOClATtON—Monthly Meeting 1 SATURDAY, Dec. 2nd, 8 p.m. Address By Mr Paynter, Orchard Instruotor, on Thinning of Fruit. H. E. MORGAN, Secretary. 1605 railways! ~~ TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS. AJi* 3rd DECEMBER, and each subsequent " Sunday, Train will leave Rangiora, for Christohurch 12.5 a.nu, Kaiapoi 12.25, Belfast 12.40, Pap ami i 12.52, arriving Chris tchurch 1.12 a-m. 4X29 BUSINESS ANfJOmSTOEMENTa, OS. . PENNICUICK AND 00, • CONTRACTORS AND JOINEBS, Manufacturers of: Shop Fittings, Glass Show Cmm. - Show Stands. Store Fixtures, Bank, Library, and Office Fittings. Interior Fitments, Panelling, eta. All classes of Cabinet and Joinery Work, Structural Alterations, Additions, and Jobbing Work carried out by experienced workmen, and only beet material used. ESTIMATES SUBMITTED. Address: Office and Faotory—sß Salisbury street. Telephones—Office and Factory 1757. Private 415. P697J REMOVAL NOTICE. Messrs packer md jones, ltd., beg to notify the Trade and Public geaerally that they have erected NEW OFFICES and YARD at CHURCHILL STREET and BEALEY AVENUE, Chnstohuroh, and are now installed in their NEW PREMISES. Postal Address: CHURCHILL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Thonea 2128 and ISIS. P6965 CYCLISTS —It will be to youx advantage to use CLINCHER CYCLE TYRES. Guaranteed 15, 12. 9, and • months. Sold by *ll Cycle Dealan. HMM-83M
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17625, 30 November 1922, Page 1
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