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AMUSEMENTS. TI VO LI Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. 11 A.M. 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. TO-DAY ! TO-NIGHT ! Gay Songs! Fascinating Dances! Laughter and Thrills In a Slashing New Musical! "AFTER THE DANCE" "AFTER THE DANCE" [ Featuring a new team of fun-makers! | You'll want to see more and more of NANCY CARROLL GEORGE MURPHY THELMA TODD THE ALBERTINA RASCH DANCERS. In entertainment with a punch. See the thrilling new dance "THE TROCADERO!" Everyone will be doing it soon. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In ADDITION. A Thunderclap of Vivid Drama! "WHAT PRICE INNOCENCE" JEAN PARKER WILLARD MACK (Recommended by Censor for Adults.". ■ ■ ADMISSION STALLS: 1/- and l.'G. CIRCLE: 2/- and 2'6 (plus tax\ Reserves D.I.C. or TIVOLI, 32-810. QUANTITY—PLUS QUALITY At The GRAND THEATRE It's the Family Show At Family Prices! Duection: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Showing Continuously From 11 A.M. Here's Song-laden, Laugh-packed, Girl-decorated Entertainment—Plus! RING CROSBY In the Delightful Musical Comedy "TOO MUCH HARMONY" Supported by such favourites as JACK OAKIE SKEETS GALLAGHER JUDITH ALLEN HARRY GREEN and NED SPARKS. ASSOCIATE FEATURE GERTRUDE MICHAEL as "THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG" With Paul Cavanagh, Leon Errol, and Alison Skipworth. You'll thrill to the life and love story of this world-famous adventuress! In Addition: "RETRIBUTION," Final Chapter of "THE VANISHING SHADOW." Children, 3D to Matinees. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.') WATCH FOR "THE RED RIDER." SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF N.Z. (Inc.). QRAND SCOTTISH CONCER' J TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m., TO-NIGHT. SOCIETY'S HALL (next door to Council Chambers). Special engagement of leading artists. Free distribution of heather from Scotland. Admission: 2s and Is. G. MACFARLANE TELFER, Chief. W. H. MATHieON, Secretary 559-1 THE METHODIST ANNUAL GAR- * DEN PARTY will be held in the Geraldine Parish Hall on SATURDAY, November 16th, commencing at 2.30 P-m. 5641 TOWN AND COUNTRY { Show Night. | CARNIVAL OLD-TIME DANCE, j CARNIVAL OLD-TIME DANCE. TO-NIGHT —ALEXANDRA HALL O-NIGHT —ALEXANDRA HALL (City's Largest Ballroom). Jackson's Old-time Band. COUNTRY MONTE CARLO. TO-NIGHT—LADIES Is. GENTS Is 6d. TO-NIGHT—ALEXANDRA HALL. 5643 I ALEXANDRA HALL (City's Largest Ballroom). "\rONSTER SATURDAY NIGHT ATi OLD-TIME DANCE. OLD-TIME DANCE. 7.30 SATURDAY NIGHT. j Monte Carlo—2 Prizes j i Lucky Spot—2 Prizes | | Min. Monte—2 Prizes | i— 1 Jackson's Band. Also YULETIDE MONTE (Continued). Prizes: 2 Hampers and 4 Hams. Admission: Is 3d (Good Supper). SATURDAY ALEXANDRA HALL. __ _ 5644 T)ANCE IN TEDDINGTON SCHOOL in aid of ST. PETER'S CHURCH, SATURDAY, NOV. 16th. Eden's Band. Admission Is 6d. MOTOR OLYMPIA. MOTOR OLYMPIA MOTOR OLYMPIA MOTOR OLYMPIA MOTOR OLYMPIA Closes To-morrow Night Closes To-morrow Night EDWARD BARRACKS. ING EDWARD BARRACKS. Cashel street, West, over Bridge of Remembrance. Open 9 a.m. till 10 p.m. SUPERB CARS BEAUTIFUL COLOUR ENTRANCING MUSIC By Willyams' Orchestra. See the Special Exhibit of latest in Motor-cycles and Bicycles. Free Screening of Moving Pictures with Descriptive Talk—Afternoons, 2-5, Evenings 7-10. Catalogues 6d each, containing traffic by-laws, South Island Camping Grounds, and valuable information to motorists. Refreshment rooms for the benefit oi the public. Adults 1/-. Children 6d. ATHLETICS. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. The Season's Fir=t INTER-CLUB MEETING. T ANCASTER PARK, TO-MORROW, ■*-* commencing at 2.15 p.m. TRACK and FIELD EVENTS. Admission 6d. 5611