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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17748, 27 April 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GKEA T E R p K Y S I A L PALACE The Best Theatre in the Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.ui. 6.30 to Sleepytime. V. M. 13EEBE Presents: BOOTH TAItKINGTON'S Greatest Story of Life Ever Penned or Screened—Full of Dramatic Situations, Irresistible Humour, und Just Enough. Pathos now and then to Arouse the Solter Emotions, " THE FLIRT." '•THE FLIRT." "THE FLIRT." " THE FLIRT." "1 EARNESTLY advise everybody in Christchuxch to see "THE FLIRT" with its remarkable cast and excellent produotion. YOU will remember it long after you have forgotten ali other pictures " V. M. Beobe. EILEEN PERCY Plays tho part of Con EILEEN PKRCY Madison, tho wilful, EILEEN PERCY pretty flirt. SE'-OND Mighty Attraction. "SEEDS OF VENGEANCE," "SEEDS OF VENGEANCE," An absolutely great, drajna. that will rouso you to a pitch of the wildest enthusiasm. Co-starring BERNARD DURNING and PAULINE STARKE. "PERILS OF THE YUKON." - CENTURY COMEDI NEWS FILIT SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Plaved by the World-Famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Largest and Boat Orchestra in Australia, Under tho Distinguished Oonductorahip of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. Overture: "Orpheus" (Offenbach); Symphony No. 7, Ist Movement (Beethoren). RESERVES at Tho Bristol, or ring up Brother Beebe (he's always on tho job). 'Phono 3758. 7213 STRAND From Noon Daily. 1 T SAND Continuous Pictures. "THE GREATER 'CLAIM" and < "OUR LEADING CITIZEN." Will be screened for the last time to-day. To-morrow SATURDAY To-morrow. The Greatest Emotional Actress, NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA In her Greatest Triumph, "STRONGER THAN DEATH." "STRONGER THAN DEATH." Also Paramount'a Roaring Comedy, "IS MATRIMONY A FAILURE?" 7281 THE WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. THE WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. SPECIAL NOTICE. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT 2.80., MATINEE OK SATURDAY, AT 2.30. Particulars of Concessions for Schools can be obtained on aipplicatiion to The Bristol Piano Co. CHORAL A L L. To-night and To-morrow at 8 Mr Edward Bransoombe's WORLD-FAMOUS WESTMINSTER GLEE .SINGERS WESTMINSTER. GLEE SINGERS In two entirely new and Itirawell programmes, prior to their departure for Australia* WESTMINSTER GLEE! SINGERS, Who speciahao in English Ballads, Scottish Vocal. Geuis, Insu Folk-Songs, and Welsh National Melodies. "Who revive long-iorgotton musical memories of the Motherland. Who excel in just that type of musio which has a universal charm, WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS, Who sing their ditties ia unconventional ways and mark a new era* in concert performasioes. ■' Whose programmes aro tho embodiment of refinement, gaiety, and spontaneous humour. Who maika tho Songs of oijr Fprefaihara live again by the" fascinating charm of ' new settings. WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS, Whose singing of Gleeß, Hadrigale, Catches, and Opera Selections is a perennial joy. Who do not disdain the lighter attractiveness of Vocal Dances, Plantation Songs, and Comedy Quartets. Who, in occasional programmes, include a selection of Cathedral Anthems and Christmas Carols. • , , . TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME Will include "God is a Spirit" . . . Sterndale Bennett' "Give Ear Unto My Prayer" . . . Aroadelt "Bethlehem" • ,■ - • Gounod, Seats may be booked at Tho Bristol, the admission charges 'being 4a, Ba, 2s. Reserved seats ss. All plus tax. 7247 SPORTING. MBERLEY RACING CLUB. RACES AT RJOCARTON RACECOURSE. SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 28th. FIRST RACE at 12 NOON. Derry'a Band. BuiWs Ottering:. Admission to Course, le; ADMISSION TO ENCLOSURE, 2s 6d. Special Train and Tram Servioe to and irom Course. A. H. NOALL, A 165 Caahel street. Box 1077. 'Phone 4109 A. 7270 WANTED TO LET. TO LET. (JkWO SPLENDID FRONT BOOMS On the FIRST FLOOR OF OUR BUILDING, At present occupied by the CONCILIATION COMMISSIONER. HILLARY and BAXTER, H6269-1086F 178 Manchester street. SHOP TO LET. IN BRICK BUILDING, best position LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON; double frontage, 31ft, with depth of llSfiV, will subdivide if required. For further particulars apply R. HANNAH AND CO., LTD. 117 Cashei street, Christchurci. 7006 LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Blue aad Grey Mottled Leather HAND-BAG, containing silver coin and important letters belonging to MiBS Eileen Alexander, c.o. Sentimental Bloke Company. Substantial reward on returning' to Mia« Lucy Cowan, Royal Exchange Bldgs. Telephone 2800. 1428 1" piT, on railway line, near Sockburn, on April 14th, Tap Sot of FALSE TEETH. Reward, apply P.F.S., "Press" Office. 1377 T OfiT, a PURSE, containing £1 and silver, J-J between Bar'oadoes street and Clifton. Apply 181 Barb ado 83 street. H^Ol T OST, Tuesday last in Colombo or Cashel streets, either two or three £1 NOTES, Reward on returning' to R.G.T.,. Tai TapH, Office. _. £ os LT. 1®■' OUND, Ml Hall, Anise Day, lady's Silk UMBRELLA- Owner can rc■aiva """» by dssaribing' it and paying for K. 7.8« 0.».-"Pre«" QflUa. UM