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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19705, 23 August 1929, Page 1

AICUBBMBNTS. ' IBERTY THEATRE "TALKIES." I 2 p.m. Twioe Daily. 8 P.i TO-MORROWS THE LAST DAY Of The coLossrrs of sea thrillers IN DIALOGUE and sound, ■BLOCKADE" A 'BLOCKADE" Blaiing Spectacle 'BLOCKADE" Featuring 'BLOCKADE" ANNA Q. NILSSON. 'BLOCKADE" ANNA Q. NILSSON. 'BLOCKADE" Supported by SPECIAL MOVIETONE FEATURES. Reserves at The Bristol, or Ring 3866. 6154 A FASCINATING ATTRACTION A FASCINATING ATTRACTION A FASCINATING ATTRACTION VIVID THEATRICAL LIFE VIVID THEATRICAL LIFE VIVID THEATRICAL LIFE DIALOGUE AND SOUND DIALOGUE AND SOUND DIALOGUE AND SOUND Will Be Presented At The IBERTY HBERTY THEATRE THEATRE Commencing ■TALKIES" •TALKIES" DANCING FEET! DANCING FEET! SCARLET LIPS! SCARLET UPS! Life Behind the Laughing M*ak ef THE THEATRE "HIT OF THE SHOW" I "HIT OF THE SHOW" | "HIT OF THE SHOW" "HIT OF THE SHOW" "HIT OF THE SHOW" "HIT OF THE SHOW" 9 "HIT OF THE SHOW" "HIT OF THE SHOW" "HIT OF THE SHOW" "HIT OF THE SHOW" Theatrical Lift IN DIALOGUE AND SOUND IN DIALOGUE AND SOUND Featuring Gertrude Olmatead—Gertrude Astor Joseph Brown and Daphne Pollard. The Magic Spell of the Theatre Grips a IS Lovely Girl in its Relentless Grasp. Through e its Jealousy, Polities, Sin, and Gaiety She ' Wins Happiness—But—at What a Cost! — ONE OF THE GREAT PICTURES j OF THE TEAR. Bos Pines Now Open at The Bristol Plane I Company. 6168 LAST LAST LAST LAST LAST LAST DATS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS HE CANTERBURY WINTER SHOW • HE CANTERBURY WINTER BHOW THE CANTERBURY WINTER SHOW THE CANTERBURY WINTER BHQW And EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. DEFINITELY CLOSING SATURDAY DEFINITELY CLOSING SATURDAY DEFINITELY CLOSING SATURDAY DEFINITELY CLOSING SATURDAY EVENING. EVENING. EVENING. EVENING. Don't miea your last chenee te see the greatest Winter Show ever held i* Christchurch. SPECIAL FRIDAY ATTRACTIONS: 8.80 p.m.-—PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW FOR THE CHILDREN. T.SO p.m.-<—MRS MIDDLETON'S ORCHESTRA. 9 p.m.—MISS IRIS EDMONDS'S DANCING PUPILS. 9.80 p.m.—MRS MIDDLETON'f ©»- CHESTRA. . - Miss Beck, Principal of the Technical Col» lege, and a group of students will five special Cookery Demonstrations TO-DAY and TO-MORROW at 2.30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Art Demonstration by the School of Art, Girls* High School, Miss Buekhurst, and M?f Salter. KING EDWARD BARRACK!. KING EDWARD BARRACKS. KING EDWARD BARRACK?. OPEN FROM 10 am. to 10 p.m. DAILYOPEN PROM 10 a.tn. to 10 p.». DAILY". OPEN FROM 10 a.m. to JO p.m. DAILY. ADMISSION—ADULTS li, CHILDREN ««J. Cosy Tearoom* for Refreshment and Beet. Cloak and Parcel Room. 0189 MEETINGS. TO-NIGHT. >WCLUDIN& PUBLIC LECTURE j THE REV. ALEXANDER M. NIBLOCK o» PBACWOAI, CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY, The Opea Door te a New Life •* FHYBICAL HEALTH MENTAL. COMFORT SPIRITUAL HAPPINESt Aft The JELLICOK HALL, At 8 p.m. To-night's Subject: THE INFERIOKITY COMPLEX. COME-ALL ARE WELCOME. NOTB—Tk» Claas Lecture* commence tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. ia the Library Hall (over Children's Library. Hereford T. 30 p.m. to-morrow at Library Hall «190 rrrWß OPBXTNO AND DEDICATION Of the New CASHMERE HILLS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, j To be Conducted by j RT. TJEV. PROF. WM. HEWITSON, 8.A., | Moderator of Assembly, will take place TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at 3.30 P.M. i Special Services on Sunday at 11 »•**< j (ComirtuaiosJ, 8 p.m., and e.BO p.ffl. * 9 WE.A.— TOMORROW NIGHT, TRADES e HALL. 8 P.M. MR A. R. GALBRAITH (City Engineer) Lectures on "SOME OBSERVATIONS ON TOWN PLANNING," (Illustrated with Lantern Slides.) Chairman: Dr. C. Chilton. Admission free. Everyone Invited. *ISB