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AMUSEMENTS. FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY, 9 P.M. FIRST MAI'I.N'EK TO-DAY, 2 P.M. FIRST ilA'i'lNEli TO-DAY, 2 P.IL " *,EW MOON " MATINEE : " .NEW muoa' " MATINEE : " AEW MWON " HATI:\EE : " -NEW MGU.\' " MA'i'LxEK: " NEW iIOOX " To-day, 2 p.m. ".VEff MOON " To-day, 3 p.m. " NEW MOON " To-day, a p.m. " NEW MOON " To-day, J p.m. " NEW MOON " To-day, SS p.m. MATINEE PRICES: Rpaerves-Ca. Stalls 4». Gallery 12s. Qhudren Hall Pries to *U Parts. fj 1 H E A X RE R O Y A L. Oiloct:on J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Every Evening till Friday, at 8 p.m. Every Evening till Friday, at 8 p.m. • Every Evening till Friday, at S p.m. " THE NEW MOON " Clue of the " THE NEW MOON " " THE NEW MOON * Greatest and " THE NEW MOON '• THE NEW MOON " Most Magnificent " THE NEW MOON " •' THE NEW MOON " Spectacular - THE NEW MOON " " THE NEW MOON ■* Productions ever "THE NEW MOON *" " THE NEW MOON " Staged in •• THE NEW MOON " " THE NEW MOON " Chriatchurch. " THE NEW MOON " •' THE NEW MOON " "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" An Indescribably "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" Beautiful "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" Musical Flay "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" and Thrilling "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" Love Story "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" with Comedy in "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" plenty. "THE NEW MOON" "THE NEW MOON" Matinees To-day and Friday, 2 p.m. Matinees To-day and Friday, 2 p.m. Matinee* To-day and Friday, 2 p.m. Commencing Saturday, at the Commencing Saturday, at the Ma tine* Commencing Saturday, at the Matine* "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THS BELLE OF NEW YORK" Staged on an elaborate Spectacular and up-to-date scale of Beauty and Splendour, with the most Wonderfut Comedy Cast ever presented. Leslie Holland as loabod BronsoU' Leslie Holland as Icabod Bronton Sydney Burchell, Romola Hansen, Barnard Manning, Amy Rochelle, Herbert BrowjjAf-.aud Jim Gerald, etc., etc., etc. '' ,!>*4n Box Plans Open Thursday, To-morrow, Box Plans Open Thursday, To-aottwr* Box Plans Open Thursday, To-morrow. Box Flans Open Thursday, To-morrow. Preliminary Bookings a net First Nigliters* seats must be taken up not later than Friday, 5 p.m. Prices: Bs, 4s, late door stalls 4s, 2a 6i Plus Tax. G I V I C T i L E 11 ». NOW SHOWING, 2.80, 8 pjn. GREAT CARNIVAL. PROGRAMME. Special Screening, in conjunction -with BRITISH INDUSTRIES EXHIBITION. SIR HENRY SEGRAVE establishing the - World's Land Speed Record at Daytoim Beach in the WOST / WONDERFUL CAE EVER MADE The GOLDEN ARROW GOLDEN ARROW GOLDEN ARROW • _ ALSO AMY JOHNSON'S antral at Croydon. LONDON? British Army llancßurres _ with Six-wheel Cars and Tracks; Remarkabla tests conducted with Morris Cars! British Motor-Boat Racing - - And In Addition:— THE YEAR'S BEST HCTORE v THE YEAR'S BEST PICTURE i LAEISS of LEISURE LAIMES of LEISURE LAIMES of LEISURE ( LAIMES of LEISURE David Belasco's STAGE SENSATION, WITH , the greatest east 1 v of the' yearl t And also on the programme a comedy, "THE ELIGIBLE MR BANGS," featuring thirty delightful comedian EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. r NOW II Can you beat THAT lo* • Programme 11 1I 1 I ■ ( RESERVE at Bristol; Civic 'Phone ftl-jMA, Telephone Reaorvca NOT kept after 7.<5 p.m. . BW . 815 XELLICOE HALL . . 8.15, Tonight*' And TO-siffl^ TO-NIGHT . To-morrow TO-NIUIiT TO-NIGHT \ Night v TO-XIPHT THE CANTERBURY REPERTORY THEATRE SOCIETY'S Production of "THE DUMB AND THE BLIND;" By Harold Chapln, ■THE DUMB AND THE BLIND.* * and -TOT>, CONFEDERATES,'* By H. M. Harwood. "THE CONFEDERATES^' Tickets at The Bristol. Reserved Seats. 2s 6d; Undeserved, 2s. 6188 BOS PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. STELLA MUR-RAY. STELLA MURRAY, f STELLA MURRAY, iSTELLA MURRAY, i NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST CONTRALTO (Protfgea of Dame Nellie Melba.) Will give ONE CONCERT ONLY At the IVICTH E A T B «. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17th, At 8.15 p.m. At the Piano: MISS AILEEN WARRENViolinist: ARTHUR GORDON, Organist: ARTHUR LILLY, A.R.C.O. PRICES: 8/-. 6/-, 4/-, 2/- (plos tax). BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. 5244 C R a. or <VL CHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL SOCIETY. Third Subscription Concert. WEDNESDAY, 19th NOVEMBER. MUNICIPAL CONCERT HALL. "Life" and "Cavalleria Rustieana. "Cavalleria" will NOT be broadcasted. N.B.—The Bo* Plan will open at The Bristol To-morrow (Thursday), instead of E>innl9T ii advertised. S2Go IS avy league ball. WINTEB GARDEN. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), NOV. lMfc. Tickets, 8a 6d, obtainable at United Service-, Warner'e, and Clarendon Hotels, attd at the Navy League Office- 3*^o3