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AMUSEMENTS. I not her great audience gives amazing reception to “The Flag Lieutenant,’ screening fur two more days and nighlouly. BEAUTIFUL Big Matinee To-day at 2.15 To-night at 8 sharp. Under Vice-Regal Patronage. wotg UEOTBKAiT A stirring narrative of daring and adventure, with the Royal Navy as a background—produced with full Admiralty co-operation. Tremendous Reception to SPECIAL PROLOGUE Featuring Hornpipe Ballets by the clever pupils of MISS KATHLEEN O’BRIEN, and with baritone solo/by MB. RAY KEMP. ' Also Screening “H.R.H.,” The Prince of Wales’ own film. All British Supports. TREMENDOUS BOOKING Owing to ths phenomenal 'demand for seals, patrons are urged to reserve without delay. PLAN AT THEATRE (’PHONE 44-144) AND BRISTOL, or BE EARLY. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. FRIDAY "NEXT AN UNPRECEDENTED EVENT! TWO OF THE MOST POPULAR STARS ON THE SCREEN APPEARING ON THE ONE PROGRAMME IN TWO GREAT PICTURES. BEBE DANIELS Nover so Vivacious, ■ 'ln “SWIM, GIRL, SWIM!” An Hilarious Comedy-drama, with a Scream of a Channel Swim as its HighLight. It’s a Caso of “Laughter Rules the Waves”—in this Absurdity; which features GERTRUDE EDERLE First Woman to Swim the English Channel. Also, THOMAS MEIGHAN In his Latest and Best Picture, “WE’RE ALL GAMBLERS” The “Good Luck” Star, in a role that .takes him back to the old style that made him such a favourite. The story of a man who fought against, the mightiest odds, and won through. Book Now at Theatre (Phone 44—141) or Bristol. EDUCATIONAL. , - ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS START STUDYING NOW! FOR THE 1928 EXAMINATIONS. Procrastination is the enemy of progress. The sooner you commence your studies the greater will bo your chances of success. Give yourself time to go through tho course thoroughly ami without undue haste, aud place yourself under the tutelage of tho foremost Accountancy Specialists tn the Southern Hemisphere. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSE IN ACCOUNTANCY lias brought qualification to thousands of ambitious students. Under Hemingway’s system of tuition vqu study at home iu your spare time. There is a set price for tho course, and wo guarantee to coach you until you obtain your Pass—independent of the limo taken, and without auy additional fee. Give yourself ample time to complete your studies. Write for Free Book “Accountancy” to •JJEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS P.O. BOX SIG, AUCKLAND. 100 PER CENT. PASSES WAS secured by Gilby’s Students at the recent Public Service Shorthand Ty piste’s Examination. Every Gilby candidate was successful. , 116 CERTIFICATES 1 for Shorthand. Speed aud Typewriting were gained.' CLASSES RESUME as under:— Day and Evening Commercial on Monday, January 16. Evening Primary and Secondary, on Monday, January 30. Accountancy on luesday, February 7. College Office closed from December 24 to January 7 only.

GILBY’S COLLEGE (A. EL Gilby, F.C.1., Director.), Broadway Building (Opposite Fullers’ Theatre), Courtenay Place. ’Phono 21—987. 'Phone 21—987. CANTERBURY COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ART, HEREFORD STREET WEST, CHRISTCHURCH. RECOGNISED by the New Zealand II University as a School of Fine Art for the purpose of the University Diploma in Fine Arts. Advanced courses in — DRAWING AND PAINTING, MODELLING, DESIGN AND ART CRAFTS. t Yearly fee for full-time day course— Adults, .£l2; Under 21, £7 10s. First term begins February 13, 1928. L. A. STRINGER. Registrar. Canterbury College, Christchurch.