LOOS AT THIS! JjkDteS' GLACE FANOY STRAP SHOE® LADIES' PATESTT BAB SHOES 93* 63. LADIES' GLACE 1-BAB SHOE 18» 6d HTTNTSR'S BALR, IS9 High «tr«V HSioMSM Ojip- Anrurtroii*'*.
amusements. LAST TWO .VIGHTS Of "MARY." SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. < <1 Night? Only. "On, LADY, LADY." Plss«.Open This Morning. j "MARY." ONE OP THE DAINTIEST, MOST D& ! LICIOUS, ; AND DELIGHTFULLY HUMOROUS MUSICAL COMEDIES THE; STAG E 'HAS' YBI KKQW. \ ALL MARYS ARE. SWEET, BUT THOSE 1 WHO WERE ' PRESENT: AT THE THEATRE ROYAL LAST EVENLNG AGREED OUR MARY 13 THE SWEETEST MARY IN THE WHOLE WORLD. HOW MANY MARYS ARE THERE W CHRISTCHOROH? /J H£i IR E ROYAL. Direction: J, C. Williamson, Ltd. Managing Directors: George Tallia, E. J. Tait, Olyd® MeyneU. Manager i John i'arTell. A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION'. TO-NIGHT AT 8 - TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT AT S TO-NIGHT. And TO-MORROW. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present the Incomparable NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY,' Including ... MAUD FANE MAUD FANE V In o Great Representation of'the Latest London Musical Comedy Triumph, "M-A RiY.'f V •"MARY." "MAR Y."' . -MAR Y." "MARY." - "MARY."'. Tho Latest Thing in Musical Playa and » Real Novelty. EVERYBODY WILL WANT TO HEAR "THE LOVE NEST," THE HAUNTING REFRAIN , WHICH FORMS THE' MOTIF OB" ' "MARY." vIt Clings to the Memory. . • SATURDAY~NIG HT NEXT. ' • i 4 Nights Only. * ;• Initial production in Christohurch of .th«| Tremendous iMusieal Cornedv Sucooas. "OH LADY, LADtf." "OH LADY, LADY." ' Whioh ran for 21 weeks in Sydney and fot 20 weeks in Melbourne. • Plans for "Oh, Lady,- Lady'* willba opened this morning. ___ 1 ■ Plans for "Mary" ju>w opei> at the Bristol, Day Siles at the Theatre Royal Cdhfoctionery Shop, ; . '■< ; Day 8»les: D.C. and R.S., .8s; Back Stilli, 4s; Gsllery, 1«,6d. Eariy-,.D00r StallM und Gallery, In extra. All pncea i>'n* Amusements Tax.\ . . ,rvc 235)91 < E VE,RYB 0 D Y ' S Twice IDaily: 2.80 and 7;80"p.m.' THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOVE ' ROMANOE'-EYER- IMAGINED. • ELSIE FERGUSON ' ELSIE FERGUSON ELSIE FERGUSON EtSIE FERGUSON t j V'v And- ' -i WALLACE- BEID : ■ ■ WtmOE REID WALLACE REED WALLACE ■REV) WALLACE REID " P O- R E 7 E R," - A Taieof Youthaaa JoyToa j™ ' "LovaV First 1 Awak'eMilg,-. *"*• A Tale of Age and Sorrow and ' Lore flaming' on. So, deep in life . - ■ that sometimes it riurts. So tender and 'brave that it leav«a a . song in your beaut. . f An Epic of Lovo-Conetoncy. . Is Addition— .. ■■r.y..-- *' a March hare." <r '■■■ t | Starring BEBE. DANIELS f 0 . USUAL PRIOES. ' , Reserves at; The Bristol or ,'Phone 4H2S.S< 2859 , f . , . I GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE THEATRE. *. SUNDAY, Mlarch 4th, at 6.15 p.m.'' - Grand Concert, m «d! of Nazareth, Houso Orphanage. By .Ikind: pormieeion of Messrs J. C. Willi&msori', Ltd., i Tha following l Artists will appear:— MISS MAUD FANE, !; MR CYRIL RICHARDS. ~ 1 : V: MR HARRY WODTTON.i To be Supported by the Leading Christchuroh Talent. , Admission, Silver Coin. > ,< 22i2F ■TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT. }/ ■' | ' TjOSEMARY DANCE ASSEMBLY. " HIBERNIAN HALL. COMIAN'B JAZZ ORCEB6TBA. ' t 8-12. • Dancing 8-13. Tiokets at Door. Double 4«, Singla Ba. Supper Provided. , ft ; Gr RAND GARDEN . FETE. . In aid of Kazareth Houm. SATURDAY, MARCH .10th, Afternoon and Evening. ; Iq the Grounds, Brougham etreit.| GRAND TUG-OF-WAR. BASKET BALL COMPETITION, STEP DANCING AND SIDE SHOWS Of every description.'. GRAIifD BABY SHOW. Lota of fun for Old and Young. ■ ; x T. CAHILL, S3 Hon. Secretary. GALA, IN WAIMIRI SCHOOL GHOTJHDS (Bligh's rood.) SATURDAY, MARCH Brd, FROM 2 PJt IN AID OF SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS. Stalls, Competitions, Side-Show*, Good Programme. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. im SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. TTTNIOR CLERK fc r Snles Department. J With previous eiperienoe preferred. Apply in writing, J. RATTRAY and SON, LTD., 2311F Merchants, 140 Lichfield street. Tor continuation of "Situations Vacant" page IS of this mm.) LOST AND FOUND. LOST, PURSE containing money, between Stanmor? road and Slater street, reward. K-, taje "Preg»" Offloe. " ■B9 OST at Pout Office, Bunch ci KEYS, about fortnight ago. Reward. Jlo* 493, Ciuistchurch. W BEOWX Suede PURSE lost, oontainlng £3 10s in cotee, silver; also, £ aorereigu (keepeaiice), between Library and Post Oifice. Reward, Police Station, Christchurch. 86 LOST, Kaiapoi Railway Station, on 27th ult., Silver Wristlet WATCH, on leather strap. Finder pleaw return to H. Gibbs, Kaiapoi. Reward. 9UB' T OST, at Yordu. Leathen POOG roen. Rev/ard. Apply JI. 3f. Owen, T«l»shona am : '9B.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17701, 1 March 1923, Page 1
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