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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21315, 7 November 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE DRAMATIC SENSATION THAT STARTLED LONDON! TIVOLI 11 A.M.! 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! SECOND WEEK Of The Great Galsworthy Story that has Evoked Pecans of Praise in Christchurch. Unrivalled All-British Cast Headed by The Glorious DIANA DIANA WYNYARD WYIIYARD In The Mighty Drama that Startled LONDON "ONE MORE RIVER" "ONE MORE RIVER" "ONE MORE RIVER" "ONE MORE RIVER" "ONE MORE RIVER" "ONE MORE RIVER" With Frank Lawton, Colin Clive, Mrs Pat. Campbell, Lionel Attwill, Jane Wyatt, C. Aubrey Smith. In The Story of a Woman Unafraid of Life . . . Who was too Good for the Man She Married. One Of The OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE YEAR! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves, D.1.C., or TIVOLI, 32-810. 2967 LIBERTY THEATRE 2.15 P.M 7.45 P.M. England's Foremost Star EDMUND GWENN In The Exciting Comedy Drama ( "MAROONED" I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And A Drama Beating with the very Pulse of Life "AS THE EARTH TURNSJEAN MUIR DONALD W99DS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves: D.I.C. or LIBERTY, 35-067 2968 GRAND THEATRE Continuous from 11 A.M. LEWIS STONE PAT O'BRIEN "BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS" You'll lose yourself in its MAZE OF THRILLS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 297*; CHEVIOT OLD SETTLERS REUNION On November 30, 1934. A MONSTER picnic will be held u the Mansion House grounds Cheviot Hills. All interested are cor' dially invited. The same evening £ banquet will be held lor origma settlers and their sons and daughters Tickets for Banquet 8/-. Apply Struthers Store, or the Secretary, before November 23, 1934. A. M. HYDE, 2913 Hon. Secretary, Domett TE WAIPOUNAMU. GARDEN PARTY, SCHOOL GROUNDS, 290 FERRY ROAD. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 10th NOVEMBER. Attractive Stalls Entertainment by Scholars. Admission 3d, Afternoon Tea 9d. 343 TTuANCE RECITAL—Miss--Enid Lawson's Pupils, RADIANT HALL WEDNESDAY, November 21st, at * p.m. Tickets 1/6 and 1/-, Children 1/33< A. AND P. SHOWS. METROPOLITAN SHOW. TO-MORROW and FRIDAY (People*: Day). CALL IN AT THE SECOND TENT ON THE RIGHT FROM LINCOLN ROAD ENTRANCE. nPHE ROTARY CLUB is conducting 1 the ANNUAL SALE OF BAS KETWARE made by the INMATES O! THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTI FOR THE BLIND, Auckland. Show your sympathy by purchasing these beautiful goods. You will receive Splendid Value fo: your Money. ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WILL BE ON SALE. ALL THE BASKKETWARE IS MADE OF CANE. MANY NOVELTIES. NEW DESIGNS. HELP THE BLIND. HELP THE BLIND. 295: COURTENAY A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW AND SHEEP DOG TRIAL. SATURDAY, 17th NOVEMBER. TTNTRIES (except Flowers and Post Entries) close FRIDAY, 9th NOVEMBER. Entries may be made during the Christchurch Show at tent near Sheep Pavilion. Schedules on application to R. W. McMEEKAN, Secretary, 2976 Kirwee. WHERE TO STAY. HOLIDAYS? COME TO TIRI-MOANA. r pißl-MOANA. —The loveliest spot in *• Queen Charlotte Sound—will give you just the sort of holiday you want: gav if you want gaiety, and quiet if you want rest. Recent additions and rebuilding have made Tiri-Moana the most comfortable and modernly equipped Guest House in the Sounds: Electric Light, Radio. Hot and Cold Water, Modern Sanitation. Free Golf Tennis. Billiards (full-sized table), anc Boating; Shooting; swimming, hiking fishings, motoring, and launch trips Excellent cuisine and fresh home grown vegetables. Weekly Tariff, 10/' per day, and every seventh day free 12/6 per day for guests stayipg les than the week. Write or wire for re servation Now, to TIKI-MOANA, Pri vate Bag. Picton. FREE DESCRTI TIVE FOLDER ON APPLICATION. 'Phone or Telegrams: Thompson, Mi hakipawa. 29i \ PPLICANTS are reminded thi +*■ when replying to Advertisemen care of "The Press" to ensure prom] delivery Letters should be Address* Carefully and Clearly.