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AMUSEMENTS. TRANSFERRED 8 FROM THE “STATE.” Alter a record extended season at the o above theatre a discriminating Christr church Public demands a further ex.tension. It is 'therefore our pleasure to present it for your enjoyment at the LIBERTY AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) 2 PM. DAILY 7.45 PM. IT STANDS SUPREME DAPHNE DU MAURTER’S ’ ..111 111,. “REBECCA” “REBECCA” ■/ “REBECCA” r “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” i “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” . “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” “REBECCA” ‘‘i II H Laurence Olivier ★ Joan Fontaine George Sanders ★ Judith Anderson ■k C. Aubrey Smith A United Artists Release. (Recommended More Especially for Adult Audiences.) Entertainment unparalleled in screen history. MARCH OP TIME: Canada at War. A Graphic Presentation of the activities of a Sister Dominion. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO. RESERVE. PLANS AT DJ.C. OR THEATRE, TEL. 35-067. LECTURES. TRIP TO JAVA L E C T y R E, WITH MOTION PICTURES, i MUSICAL ITEMS. TOMORROW NIGHT, 7.45 PM. 93 CASHEL STREET. SUTCLIFFE SCHOOL OF’ RADIANT .. LIVING, .CHRISTCHURCH. ALL WELCOME. Refreshments. Admission Is 6d. 8536 MAORI AND' HIS ORIGIN. A PUBLIC, ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. MR ROGER DUFF, MA. (Museum - - ' Staff). :; : . W.E.A. ROOM, TRADES HALL, • Gloucester street. Conte and Hear of .This Ancient Rice. GOVERNMENT' IN NEW ZEALAND. A Centennial Lecture by Mr L. C. WEBB, M.A. MONDAY, AUGUST sth, AT 8 PM. W.E.A. ROOM, TRADES HALL. “In this country democracy has been tried under almost laboratory conditions.” Everyone Invited to Both Lectures. . 8526

THREE-ACT ELAY. TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW . TO-NIGHT RADIANT HALL 8 p.m. and 2.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT MATINEE CHARLES BENNETTS DYNAMIC THRILLER “THE LAST HOUR” - “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR 1 * PRODUCED BY NGAIO MARSH. . Strong cast of Professional and Ashburton Repertory Players. Overture and Entr’actes-by Full Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Noel Fultov MATINEE TO-MORROW—A REAL TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN. \ COME EARLY—2OO 2/- SEATS AVAILABLE. Prices* 2/6 (Reserves at,D.I.C., 6d extra); 2/- at Theatre. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO BRITISH SAILORS’ SOCIETY.

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CENTENNIAL DRAMATIC FESTIVAL CENTENNIAL DRAMATIC FESTIVAL CENTENNIAL DRAMATIC FESTIVAL RADIANT HALL FRIDAY, AUG. 9th. SATURDAY, AUG. 10th. FRIDAY, AUG. 9th. SATURDAY, AUG. 10th. SEVERAL ONE-ACT PLAYS EACH EVENING. Admission 1/6 and 1/-. Reserves at D.I.C. from August 2nd to 9th, Inc. BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Tickets obtainable from Participating Schools and DXC. F. H. DEPHOFF, Hon.- Secretary. ■

WEES TUNG. WRESTLING WRESTLING Theatre Royal, Wednesday Next Theatre Royal, Wednesday Next The Bout All Christchurch has Been - - 'Waiting For. LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD v. DAN O’CONNOR DAN O’CONNOR PLANS Open Noon To-day at Dale’s, Tobacconist, Regent Theatre buildings. Be there at Noon. No ’Phone Reserves can be accepted before 12.30 To-day. PRICES AS USUAL. 8569