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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19690, 6 August 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ALL-TALKING COMEDY SPECIAL ALL-TALKING COMEDY SPECIAL Liberty IBEKTY 0 P.M. At The THEATRE THEATRE TWICE DAILY: Tho •TALKIES' TALKIES' 9 P.M. HUNDRED PER CENT. ALL-TALKING HUNDRED PER CENT. ALL-TALKING FARCE COMEDY SUPER-SPECIAL, FARCE COMEDY SUPER-SPECIAL, 'THE ' THE THE - THE " THE " THE - THE THE GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST The TALKS" TALKS" TALUS" TALKS" TALKS" TALKS" TALKS" TALKS" ALL-DIALOGUE HILARIOUS RIOT ALL-DIALOGUE HILARIOUS RIOT Featuring HELEN TWELVETREES, EARLE FOXE, CHARLES EATON, CARMEL MYERS, HENRY SEDLEY, JO BROWN Each Having a VOICE in the Matter. An HYSTERICAL, LAUGHING MYSTERY. Special Selection oi Brilliant MOVIETONE FEATURETTES Including FOX MOVIETONE NEWS ■World's News in Sight and Sound. RAQUEL MELLER. RAQUEL MELLER. Optra tic Prima Donna in Exoerpts From Grand Opera. Forbes Randolph'# KENTUCKY JUBILEE SINGERS KENTUCKY JUBILEE SINGERS In Minstrel Melodies and Spirituals. THE ALL-TALKING SPECIAL COMEDY FEATURETTE, "SOUND YOUR 'A'" Screamingly Funny Comedy Skit. POPULAR PRICES: CIRCLE, 3s; STALLS, 2a 6d and Is 6d. MATINEES, .3s, -2s, and Is Children HalfPrice to Matineeß All Prices Plus Tax). BOOK NOW AT THE BRISTOL OR Ring Liberty Theatre, 2366. 0 I V I 0. Commencing Friday Next. KEgP THE DATE FREE THE GREAT DKURY LANS MELODRAMA '« THE •« THE '♦THE '« THE " THE " THE " TllE • ■ THE " THE •• THE .. T he WHIP 1 WHIP WHIP WHIP WHIP ' WHIP' WHIP ' WHIP 1 WHIP' WHIP WHIP Featuring DOBGTHT MACKAILL RALPH FORRES ANNA Q. NILSSON. LOWELL SHERMAH 4-LSQ 1 WHITE GOLD ' 1 WHITE GOLD 1 WHITE GOLD ' 1 WHITE GOLP 1 WHITE GOLD' WHITE GOLD' *lth JETTA GOUDALL KENNETH THOMSON GEORGE BANOROf® KEEP THE DATS FpEE

6RAND OPENING NEXT SATURDAY. GRAND OPENING NEXT SATURDAY. GRAND OPENING NEXT SATURDAY. THE CANTERBURY WINTER SgOW. HB CANTERBURY WINTER SHOW. THE CANTERBURY WINTER SHOW And exhibition. EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. KING EDWARD BARRACKS. KING EDWARD BARRACKS. KING EDWARD BARRACKB. flay Crowdi—Bright Displays—Big Musical iVogrammes, ana All the Pun of the Fair. Musical Programme by tha Woolston Band on the Opening Night. FOLLOW THE CROWD SATURDAY. FOLLOW THE CROWD SATURDAY. FOLLOW THE CROWD SATURDAY^ SPORTING. JOCKEY fiLUB. QRAND NATIONAL MEETING, IM9. AUGUST 13th, 16th, and lfth. 9IRST RACE lAOH~DAY AT 11.80 A.M. Trains will leave Christehureh each day for the Racecourse, stopping at Addington, at intervals from 10.15 a.m. to 12.15 p.au MOTOR-CARS. TAXI-DRIVERS MUST TAKE UP ENGAGED OR DISENGAGED STANDS AS DIRECTED. NO MOTOR-CAR WILL BE PERMITTED TO REMAIN IN ANY OP THE DRIVES. CARS PROM THE MOTOR PADDOCKS MUST LEAVE THE COURSE VIA THE HORNBY JUNCTION ROADADMISSION CHARGES. T* Course—Pedestrian*, each Is. _ _ T® Course—All Motor Vehicles and Traps (including Driver), each entry 2s 6d. Or Special Motor-car Tickets for the Meeting, obtainable from Office, each 12s fid. To Ontiide Enclosure —Each 2s. To Inside Enclosure—Gentlemen, each 10s. Tc» Inside Enclosure—Ladies, each ss. CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED TO ANY PART OP THE GROUNDS OR ENCLOSURES EXCEPT UPON PAYMEJ.T OP TTBUAL CHARGES. Notice is hereby given that, by the Regulations made by the Club under Section 33 of the Gaining Act, 1908, all Bookmakers and Undesirable Parsons are excluded from the Phristchurch Racecourse while same is being used or occupied by the Canterbury Jockey Ohtb for a Race Meeting. 5005 F. C. COTHER, Secretary. L-QWIS'S MOTORS,—ASHBURTON SERVICE —Grand National Races, Saturday. Aug. 10th to Sat., Aag. 17tb. Bus leaves "Somerset Hotel," each race day, at 8.30 a.m., via Racecourse. Pare 10s return. Book seats at "Dorothy" Tea Booms, 'phone 16, Ashburton. L 6774