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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17750, 30 April 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GREATER p S Y S T A L PAL. The Beat Theatre in the- EimjC?*.. Open 1 to 5 p.m. 6.30 to Sletjpyt ~ THIS WEEK, COMMENCING TO-DAY. V. M. BEEBE Presents ; Another of those High-chss P.iogrammea that Jiavo made Grwtor Crystal Palace World-famous—An Entertainment which for S'hr-er Charm and Dclisrhtfuiness has Never FIRST—A Brilliant Picturisation of CLARENCE BUUDIXGTOX KEi.LAND'S Popular Storv "KnotJ an-J Windshakcs." A Massive and" Elaborate HODKINSOX Production in 7000 feet of Gorgeous and Precious Film: "FRENCH HEELS." ■ "FRENCH HEELS." "FRENCH HEELS." "FRENCH HEELS." "FRENCH HEELS." ■ "FRENCH HEELS." "FRENCH HEELS." "FRENCH HEEI.3." A Storv of Lovo, Romance, and New Yorks "Great" "White- Way." Starring the "Worldfamous Dausenso and Actress IRENE CASTLE. IRENE CASTLE. IRENE CASTL"E. IRENE CASTLE. IRENE CASTLE. ■IRENE CASTLE. IRENE CASTLE. IRENE CASTLE, Tho story of "French Heeh" is sv mighty interesting one., modern in every respect, a-nd introduces Mrs Castle in a series of -whirlwind events. She dances, rides, swims, and wears countless ptunmng wraps and gowns the like, of which has seldom been seen on the screen. THEN—A Great and Glorious UNIVERSAL Special Attraction fiiom the Evergreen Novel by Mrs Randolph CliP9t°r, "THE FLAMING HOUR.." "THE FLAMING- HOUR." "THE FLAMING HOUR.." "THE FLAMING HOUR.." "THE FLAMING SOUR." "THE FLAMING HOUR." "THE FLAMING HOUR." "THE FLAMING HOUR.." The story of a strong- man with character untempered until the Flaming Sour forged new ideals. A tale of Society, Thrilla, and Lightning-like Action, starring FRANK MAYO, FRANK MAYO, FRANK MAYO, FRANK MAYO, FRANK MAYO, FRANK MAYO, FRANK MAYO, With HELEN FERGUSON-CHARLES CLARY, HELEN FERGUSON—CHARLES CLARY, And a Big Cast of Favourites. You will want to stand up and yell when you see the vowder factory Are in this pmashi*i~ „r « . „'„ .iSL. I t+».

of the season's big things en the eoroen! A dynamic dramatic' masterpiece. Fourth Irresistible Chapter of "PERILS OF THE YUKON." "PERILS OF THE YUKON'.'" CENTURY COMEDY-NEWS'FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIO" Inimitably Played by the World-famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,' SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Largest and Best Orchestra in Australasia, Under the Distin-ruished) Conductorflhiu of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR, ALFRED J. BUNZ. Orohestral numbers include: Overture "French Heels" (Kela Bela); "Parsifal" (Wagner); "La Ferandole" (Duboi3); "Joyous Youth" (Erio v Coates); "Why?" (Schumann) ; "The Shepherd's Pipe" (&regh); "A Night Out" (RedsAone); "Waiting" (Ancliffe): "Pol Espoir" CLedoux); "Feta des Papillions" (Willje); "Rus3jan Rose" (Grofe); "Pourquoi? 1 .! (Home); Entr'acte "Happy" (Frey). i RESERVES AT THE BRISTOL, or ringi up Brother Beebe (he's adways on the job) 'Phone 3768. 7476

The Season's Motion Picture Event. S,T,R A K.D. Day jr ßd,.6di a,nd'9d TRASD. Nir*ht. fid anfl 1* 1^ Tie Amazing ' The Artistio The Brilliant The. Celebrated The Genius The Incompa'rabl The Startling Tha Superb Nig-ht, 6d and Is Id.'. NAZIMOVA tg NAZIMOVA > NAZIMOVA it NAZIMOVA ted NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA ►arable NAZIMOVA A Tensei Drama ■of Lore in India, th« Land of Shadows and Mystery. "STRONGER THAN DEATH." "STRONGER THAN DEATH." "STRONGER THAN DEATH." See the Roaring Con.edy of Blushing Brides and Over-Confident Husbands. "IS MATRIMONY A FAILURE?" "IS MATRIMONY A FAILURE?" "IS MATRIMONY, A FAILURE.?" - Starring LILA LEE and LOIS WILSON. English Topical. Illustrated News. "FROM EAST TO WEST." Ford Educational. Reserves Bristol and Tel. 2123. , 7445 CHRISTCHURCH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY (Incorp.) Conductor: MR H. G. GLAYSHER, (YPEINING CONCERT 1323 SEASON,

CHORAL HALL, "WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd. MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME BY SOCIETY'S FULL ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY PERFORMERS, including: Overture "Son and Stranger" (Mendelssohn), "Saint D'Aniour" (Grieg), "HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY No. 1 in F" (LISZT), Marche et Cortege "La. Reine de' Saba" (Gounod), "Norwegian Dances 1 and 2" (Grieg), Suite "Woodland Pictures" (Grieg). SOLOIST: MISS NANCY BOWDE'N. SOLOIST: MISS NANCY BOWDBtf. (Contralto) Whose numbers will include Songs "Beautiful Beatrioe" (Mallinson), Sappiseho Ode" (Brahms), and "By the Sea" (Roger Quilter). ACCOMPANISTI MISS AILEEN WARREN. Box plan opens this ( (MONDAY) morning at 'The Bristol at 9 a.'m. New Subscribers can now enrol at the Booking Office and reserve Seats. H. M. WILLIAMS, 7437P Hon. Sec, Box 618. rHE "BODEGA" CAFE, 133 Cashel street, Christchurch. LUNCHEON 12 to 2. Meals' at any hour. Fiied Fish, Oysters, new in Season. HOURS: 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Open till 9.30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. A TRIAL SOLICITED. MEETINGS. THE SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND (Incorporated). . THE : ANNUAL GENERAL -'MEETING will be hold on IHURSDAJJ, jsla.7 3rd, 1923, at 8.p.m., in the Society's Rooms, Crown Iron Works Buildings, Manchester street. BUSINESS: Elections and Nominations (new members). Annual Repjrt and Balance-sheet, a Election of-Eight Members of Council. ' Election of Two Auditors. The attendance of every Member Requested. JAMES CALDER, Secretary, P.O. Box 936, 7167F Christchurch. ST. AUGUSTINE'S, CASHMERE. ANNUAL MEETING OF PARISHION- ■ ERS. TUESDAY, Ist MAY, 8 p.m. AT SUNDAY. SCHOOLROOM. Business important. ' All Parishioners asked" to attend. W B FOX. W. WITTE, Warden*. 1648 A. H. NORRIS. Vicar. ■