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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17691, 17 February 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE. The Beat Theatre in the Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.m. 6.00 to Sieepytiino. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF ! "LUCKY DAN" "THE TIGER'S COAT." \ And Present Succcssiu. i'rogiumnie. SY AU-HON Y URv.IIB.S I JU Afternoon and N-is'it To-day. LAST NK.HT OF LYXNE EDvnauDS and THEO. TKEZISE Kxiiuisite. XEXT WEEK.. _ 3KXT WEEK. Positively and Definitely for Ono Week Only, Commencing MONDAY, V. M. HhEBE Presents The Proudest Achievement of His Ambiti.i.is and Extravagant Career—Abe.'lutciy Each Big t a Whole . how in Itself, and thcro are Three, of Them. "I'LL STAKE MY IMPUTATION OX THIS PROGRAMME, AND I WANT ALL CHRISTCHURCH TO SEE'IT. NEVER 11 An A ijlGGfcill OR BETTER ENTERTAINMENT BEEN OFFERED ASiWBERE. THAT'S MY HONEST, CANDID OPINION." ' V. M. BEEBE. FIRST—A UNIVERSAL-JEWEL PRODUCTION. A TREMENDOUS DRAMA OF REAL LIFE WITH THE HEART APPEAL SUPREME. AS HUMAN AS LIFE IT ELK. DIRECTED BY KING BAGuOT AND DEDICATED BY CARL LAEMMLE TO THE MOTHERS OF THE WORLD. HAL REID'S HAL REID'S Stupendous Story of a Wonderful Love—Of a Wife who was an Outcast-Of a Son who suffered for the One Woman. "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN HEARTS.' HEARTS.' HEARTS.' HEARTS.' hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: THE Story of stories—playing upon the heart-strings with its throbbing, poignant drama—replacing with tondev smiles the tears it will bring, as its gentle, homely humour sinks deeper and deeper into your hoart! It is a story of home—of a wonderful, beautiful pathos and humour—of a mother—a wife—a father—a son—a sister and a brother. IT IS a story for you—for vour children—for your father and mother—for the whole world—lT IS A Picture Story that Will Live in YOUR Memory for Ever. Starring HOUSE PETERS. HOUSE PETERS. •HOUSE PETERS. HOUSE PETERS. HOUSE PETERS. HOUSE PETERS. And the Greatest Cast that Has Ever Appeared in any Photoplay. EDITH HALLOR EDITH HALLOR GERTRUDE CLAIRE MARY PIIILBIN GERTRUDE CLAIRE MARY PHILBIN GEORGE HACKTHORNE i GEORGE HACKTHORNE I RUSSELL SIMPSON RAMSEY WALLACE 1 RUSSELL SIMPSON RAMSEY WALLACE And Hundreds of Others. "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN "HUMAN hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: hearts: :EHE) Piotute priceless film—it ranks with "The Storiu'; and "Eoolish Wives"—A human drama, witi» its greatness hidden in Ha simplicity. It depiote every day life passing in emotional review. IT IS a play that brings tears to the eyes, yet with a vein of good, clean I comedy running through that brings a smile Jto wipe away the tears. It is a iiuperproduction that is certain to go down in history as one of the really great pictures [of all time. "HUMAN HEARTS" is a picture as bijy as life itself.

THEN—HODKINSON'S MIGHTY 6 REELER. A STORY THAT WILL HOLD YOU BREATHLESS WITH SUSPENSE, THRILL YOtJ WITH ITS HIDDEN DANGERS AND CHARM ..YOU WITH ITS WISTFUL ROMANCE. FROM THE GREAT NOVEL BY RALPH CONNOR, RALPH CONNOR. A Startling talo of adventure in the land of perpetual snow, where the lawless stalk their prey, and the scarlet riders stalk the lawless, CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON o the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. CAMERON of the ROYAL MOUNTED. The most engrossing talo of the North-West Mounted Police ever pictured and filmed amid the rugged grandeur of the Canadian Rockies. Starring GASTON GLASS, GASTON GLASS, GASTON GLASS, VIVTENNE OSBORNE VIVIENNE OSBORNE VIVIENNE OSBORNE IRVING CUMMINGS. IRVING CUMMINGS. IRVING CUMMINGS. lltli Interesting Chanter of ROBINSON CRUSOE, ROBINSON CRUSOE, A Tale of Strange Adventures. CENTURY COMEDY. NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably played by the World-famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Largest and Best Orchestra in Australasia, Under the distinguished conduotorship of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BtTNZ. RESERVES at The Bristol, or ring up Brother Beebe (he'a always on the job) DIXIELAND. AN CE TO-NIGHT. Sutherland's Jazz Band. Double Tickets 7s 6d. After 10 p.m. sa. 'hone 647. , , „ , , nances Every Wednesday and Saturday nights, milt SPOBTING. CHEVIOT RACING CLUB. RICCAETON RACECOURSE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th. First Race 13.30. Burke's Catering. Derry s Band. excursion tra"!>Tleaves PARNASii SUS 6.35 a.m., MINA 6.0 a.m., SCARUTRAI6N3LEAVES RACECOURSE 5.30 to CONNECT WITH NORTH TRAIN at ADEntranoV Gates la, Grandstand Enclosure TRAINS LEAVE CHRISTCHURCH for RACECOURSE at 11.26 and 11.46. USUAL TR-4M SERVICE. All persons are excluded from tho Riccarto» Racecourse under the Gaming Act, 1908, and approved by the Governor-General under date of 15th of January. 1823, while tho same is being used by the Cheviot Racing Club. JOSEPH WALLACE, Secretary. Boi 972, or 172 Hereford street, ChiUtohnrcb. WSU