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AMUSEMENTS. IMPORTANT! WE WOULD IMPRESS UPON PATfcOSS THAT FRIDAY EVEMNG IS ABSOLUTELY THU LAST AIGHT OK 'THE BELLE OF NEW YORK." THERE CAN BE NO EXTENSION OR RETURN. FRIDAY NIGHT IS ABSOLUTELY FAREWELL. 1' II E A T R E ROYAL. 'Phones 36-328, 36-329. Direction: J. C. Williamsoh (N.Z.), Ltd. 3 More days only 2 2 MORE DAYS ONLY 2 •2 MORE DAYS <JNi_T 2 FRIDAY NIGHT 13 FAREWELL FRIDAY NIGHT IS FAREWELL FRIDAY NIGHT IS FAREWELL MOST FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY MOST FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY "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" With a Tremendous Cast, including , Leslio Holland, Komolft Hansen, Sydney Eurchall, Don Nichol. Bernard Manning, Bid. nay Wheeler, Connie Hobtis, Herbert Browne, Dulcie Davenport, Miriam Lester, Aray Rochelle. and Jiin Oernld. CHORUS AND BALLET OF 100. CHORUS AND BALLOT OF 100. OF NEW YORK" OF NEW YORK" OF NEW YORK" OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" SEASON ENDS FRIDAY EVENING. SEASON ENDS FRIDAY EVENING. SEASON ENDS FRIDAY EVENING. Plans for balance of season at Bristol. Prices: Ba, ss, 4s, 2s 6d, plus tax. Day Balea Theatre Royal S'.veet Shop. s T. JAMES' THEATRE (New Opera House.) SHOWING TWICE DAILY. EOLOKES COSTELLO EOLORES COSTELLO In ' S—E-C—O—N—D C—H-O—l—C—E " - s—E—U—O—N—D C—H-O—l- O—E " - S—E— U—O—N—D C—H-O—l—C—E " •' S—E—C—O—N—D C—H—O—l—C—E " A Drama of Modern Marriage and Mock Morals. A WARNEIt AND VITAPHONE ALL-TALKING PRODUCTION.

COMMENCING NEX COMMEKCIIJO sex SIOKTE Blue and MONTE BLUE nnd With H. B. WARNER TULLY MARSHALL In lUpe vblez, LUPE VELEZ, GRANT WITHERS' KIN TIN-TIN YTGftK IiORK, TIGER ROSE, TIGER ROSE. TIGER HOSE, TIGER ROSE, ■ — - A Thri!lin<j Drama Amid Scenes at Hcenic Grandeur. From the Famous Stapo Play. Box Plßiiß »t Thu Bristol from U n.m. 1 S o'clock, afterward* at St. .Tnm-en' Theat For Reservations plione THE SUPREME SENSATION OF THE CENTtfHT Now at fhs < CI I! I 8 T A Ii PALACE J DE LUXE TALKIES 11} icc Complete Sessions Daily: i[2 NOON! 2.20 P.M ! 8 P.HT 1 THE GREATEST OF THE GREAT First National and Vltflplione's ASTOt7NDIN»; ALLTALKING DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE •'SON OF THE GJO D S'" "8 ON OP THE Q O D 8 "SON OF THK GODS" "8 ON OF THE G O D S' "S O K OF THE U O D S" "SON OF THE G O P 3" "S O N OF THE GOD S" "SON OF THE GODS" REX BEACH'S FAiIOOS BOOK tsuirnnt; RICHARD BAftTHELMESB An<J CONSTANCE BENNETT In The Moat MAGNIFICENT and OUTSTANDING SEJNSATION OF THE CENTUBY . Reserves, .Bristol or Crystal Palace, 32-408. 70SC TO NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ESwPS.V To-NIGHT. TO-Mv.Hr. CJT. MARGARET'S COLLEGE OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. 7?resenta ••TICKLESS TIME" By Susan GlaspeU. "THE K""AVE~ OV HEARTS" A Marionette Play, i'roduced by MISS NETA BILLCLII' 1?. Also Instruments 1 , Vocal, and Dance Items. JELLICOE HALL. AT 8 P.M." Stats 2s 6d (no nmnlemcili t£i). Reserves Bristol. fO 6S

N.Z.fc.M.S. DEN PARTY. SATURDAY, NOVEMBFR 22rd. At Biahopaconri, 100 P»rk terrace. To be opened by th* Ri<-lit Rev the Bishop, at 2.30 p.in. Mgaic, i£is«tar«&r? Play Polk Oarers Stalls n* nfl Kii^s. Admission Fr«** If Wr-t, -will held in Cathedral Grammar School Gymnasia >i. 872 DANCE RBCITAIiS. A N C F, R TC C I T A L S. CTVTC THEATRE. OTVIO THEATRE. RAT., NOV. 22nd. MOX.. NOV. 24th. SAT., NOV. 22nd. MON.. NOV. 24tli. Tn nfd of S*. Knviour*s Orphnnneres. Mlr* WacHonald'.* Clover Pupils. Plans nnd Day Snl<»R «t The Bristol. Reserves 3s and 2s, Unreserves Is. BoohIng Frea. No Tns. "050 SPORTING. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1930. 3COVEMBEE 27th AND 29th. Acceptances for all events (Fir«t Day) CLOSE at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, .November 31st. . c R CApFIN> 7040 Secretary, ASHBURTON COUNTY RACING CI/CB. SUMMER MEETING. ashburton racecourse, SATURDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1930. Nominations and entries for i*agrnhor Plate, close with tha Secretwy, Ashburton, at 8 p.m. on MONDA\, 24th November, 1930. . J. B. 2fICOI<L. Seereierr. PX>. Box 8*» 'fhtm *•