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AMUSEMENTS. GLITTEBING FASCINATING GOItGIiOUS ALL-TALKINC TRIUMPH Now At Thfl CK Y 8 1' A L PALACE DE LUXE TALKIES 12 NOON I 2.30 P.M.I 8 P.M.! BERNICE CLAIRE -NUAH J<l'>ll \ an<l ALEX. GRAS INEZ COURT^i'. 1 la i'irst National and Vitaphone's GLORIOUS MASTERPIECE "THE SONG OF THE FLAME" "THii SUNG OF THE FLAME" "TJJK SONG OF THE FLAME" "THE SONG OF THE FLAME" "THF SONG OF THE FLAME" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) GIGANTIC SCENES IN GORGEOUS COLOUR VIVID IN ITS SWEEPING DRAMA THOUSANDS IN THE CAST. HAILED AS THE ULTIMATE IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT. Ke&erves, Bristol or Crystal Palace, 32-408 8101 COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING COMING RY3 T A L DE LUXE PALACE TALKIES Commencing MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE . MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER THE IDOL OF LONDON AND PARIB THE IDOL OF LONDON AND PARIS In His Very Latest ALL-TALKING SUCCESS ALL-TALKING SUCCESS ALL-TALKING SUCCESS MAGNETIC! CHARMING! DELIGHTFUL! THE VERSATILE CHEVALIER WILL DELIGHT TOO IN THIS GAY SPARKLING COMEDY OF LOVE MAKING AND MONEY-MAKING, BREEZING ALONG IN GALES Off MERRY LAUGHTER. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY. 8100 CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY CHRIST CHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY CHRI STCHURCH- HARMONIC SOCIETY (Incorporated). c IVIO THEATRE. CIVIC THEATRE. IVIC THEATRE. CIVIO THEATRE CIVIQ THEATRE. CIVIC THEATRE TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY.

The Qhristchurch Harmonic Society's Concert offers opportunity for all who love good music to get refreshment for the mind, and entertainment for tired spirits. Many people ore Inclined to think that a concert such as this consists of a lot of singing which i* above the heads of the average person. This certainly may be said of some formß of entertainment* but not of the Harmonic Society's Concerts. The programmes are so well arranged, and so varied, they include music which gives pleasure to both mind and ear, and, whether musically inclined or not, the average person can enjoy them. The programme for this concert will include some brilliantly-written part-songs and choruses, us well as some of a lighter A&d tnori humor, ous type. MISS JOAN BONIFACE. The Principal Soloist will be a Pi&niste, Miss John Boniface, who is only 13 years old, was Silver Medallist N.Z. for 1929, and Gold Medallist for N.Z. 1930. (Senior Division). VOCAL SOLOISTS. Solos will be given by Mrs Graham Jamieson, Mesio-Soprano; Mr G. V. Greer, Tenor; and included in the Faust Fantasia, Miss Sylvia Angus will sing the * 'Jewell Song," Miss Leila Black "Romance" and Mr Erufesfc Johnson "Even Bravest Heart." Tho booking is now proceeding at Chas. Begg and Co. where extra tickets may be bought end seats reserved. Admission to all parts: Two Shillings. NOTE: The Concert will NOT be broadcasted. 8105 CAN CANTERBURY CAN CANTERBURY CAN CANTERBURY CAN CANTERBURY CAN CANTERBURY CAN OTAGO CAN OTAGO CAN OTAGO CAN OTAGO CAN OTAOSO INTBRPROVINCIAL 'BROADSIDING INTERPROVINCIAL BROADSIDING INTERPROVINCIAL BROADSIDING AT MONICA PARK AT MONICA PARK AT MONICA PARK SATURDAY, at 8. SATURDAY, at &. SATURDAY, at 8 CANTERBURY OTAGO. (Red and Biack) (Lisht Blue) P LUNN H. MANGHAM E. MARSH A. PRATT C. BLACKLOCK A. BLAIR J. CARTER A. RAIT E G. PYKE J. \«)CTNG S. RUSSELIi D. MILLER THE FIRST SERIES OP THE GREAT INTERPROVINCIAL BROADSIDING RACES, BETWEEN THE PICK OP THE PROVINCES. THE PICK OP THE PROVINCES. THE PICK OP THE PROVINCES. THE PICK OF THE PROVINCES. THE PICK OF THE PROVINCES. In a Series of Thrilling Races for the Dominion Premiership. COME—WATCH CANTERBURY GOING "ALL OUT." Gate Charges: 3s 3d and 2s 3d (both including tax). Children under 16, Is and 6d (no tax). RESERVES AT LANGE'S, Tobacconist, United Service Buildings. Special Trams from Square. Watch To-morrow'a Papers for Great Competition. 8115 QUITS-IT Tabs are andonbtedly the greatest remedy for Neuritis," states Qualified Chemist. la 6d, 2s Bd, 4s 6d, Chemists and Stores. 89708FP