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Evening Star, Issue 17328, 16 April 1920, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. PARAMOUNT. 0 U N T. J± T THE PLl'l'l, " Best Continuous Programme. s ' COMPLETE CHANGE TO-DAYI Picture Theatres, Ltd., Preseni CHABLES RA.Y In a Sporting Picture for Sporting People, ' THE BUSHER * "THE BUSHER.' Great Supporting Programme. Gome and make your introduotion to "SKIN-STAY" In a New and Delightful Comedy, 'SKIN-NAY, SCHOOL, AN© SCANDAL/ NEW PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE. Afternoons, 2; Eveningg, 7. ' PRICES: Afternoons, 6d: Evenings, Is Id and 6d. Children, Half-price. At the Afternoon Sessions, Episode Three 'THE GREY SEAL.' 'THE GREY SEAL.' NEW BILL TO-DAY! Q TO-NIGHT, 7 to 10. POWDER AND PAINT: SILK STOCKINGS AND LACE! Behind the Scenes of a "Jazz" Musical Comedy Show. See the Ohamiing: and Whimsical —MAE MARSH — In the Latest and Best Goldwyn, 'SPOTLIGHT SADIE,' 'SPOTLIGHT SADIE.' 'SPOTLIGHT SADIE/ '.SPOTLIGHT SADIE,' The story of a chorus girl and a. rich man. Skilfully blended into a perfect picture. Great Supporting Programme, including Latest Gazette, Scenic, and Brilliant Comedy Films. USUAL PRICES. ' COMPLETE CHANGE TO-DAY THE % EMPIRE THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, 7 to 10. Overture, 8 o'clock. NEW CONCERT ITEMS AND AN ALLNEW PICTURE PROGRAMME. THE EMINENT BASSO, CHARLES SMYTHE, Late Principal with the DAME MELBA, MADAME CALVE, And ALICE ESTY GRAND OPERA COMPANIES, Mr Smythe's Programme for To-night will be chosen from the following:— 'The Drum Major' (Newton). 'Song of the Sword' ifrom opera 'Tofana"). 1 Mandalav' (Willoughby). 'Stone Cracker John"' 'The Grenadier' (Coates). 'Off to Philadelphia' (Haynes). J Myself When Young' i'Persian Garden,' Omar Khayvam). he Lute Pia'vrr' (Allitsen). MISS BATHIE STUART: 'Such a Lil' Feller' (Coon Lullabv). 'ln Fifteen Parts' (Cockney Picture Burlesque). 'Ou La La Oui Otii.' MISS GREENE: 'Ave Maria' iMascagui*. 'Garissima'. (Wilson).' ALSO IN CONJUNCTION WITH CONCERT PARTY, ■ TOM MOORE in . 'HEARTSEASE.' The Story of a Wandering Minstrel and his stniggle for fame.— Overture: ' The Gondoliers ' (Sullivan) Pricesi Is Id, Is 7d. 2s 7cl (reserves). Plan at The Bristol till 5; then ring 'Phone 444. SAME PICTURE PROGRAMME At KING EDWARD, At 7.45 p.m. LECTURES ANTHROPOLOGY. COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES. ."TURING the Winter Months a Course of ■*-* about 2* Popular Lectures will h- delivered on FRIDAY EVENINGS in the Lecture Hall of the Otago Universiiv Museum Great King street. The First Lecture will be delivered on FRIDAY, April 23rd, commencing at 8 o'clock. The Lecturers will be Dr W. B. Benham Dr \\. N. Benson. Dr Macmillan Brown Dr F. W. Dunlop, and Mr H. D. Skinner. 'The Course will be on the same lines as that of last year, hut the material will be almost entirely new, particular attention being paid to the races and ethnological problems of New Guinea, Melanesia, and Polvnesia. A fee of £1 17s will be charged for the, full course. For further /particulars anplv to the undersigned. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. EDUCATIONAL. TSS HOOPER'S EVENING CLASSES, Friday ami Saturday. Beginners, 7,30; advanced pupils. 3.15. Oddfellows' Hail, Stuart street. Private lessons arranged. 105 C'anongate. CIIRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY BOARD. LOAN £340,000, 5£ PER CENT. T V K^ , CHRISTOHURCH TRAMWAY -5- BOARD invite APPLICATIONS at par for PURCHASE of the. DEBENTURES of the first instalment of the above Loan (£200,000). Interest payable half-yearly free of exchange in New Zealand or in Svdney and Melbourne. Loan repayable in 1944. The security is the Cliristchurch Tramway Undertaking and Its Revenue (subject to existing charges/ and a rate 1o cover Interest and Sinking Fund. Further particulars respecting geeuritv, etc., will be found on prospectus, copies of which are obtainable from the Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., or from the undersigned. FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager. Christchurch, March Ist, 1920. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. <0 LASGOW Restaurant, Moray place.— \X Vacancies for Boarders. 'Phone 2,980 (P. Reiily, proprietor). ADY, two , children, require Three jLi Rooms, conveniences; or 4-roomed Houie. Apply 55 Fitzrov s DO LET, Offices and Room*, furnished and unfurnished; low rents. Hooper, 53 Crawford street. ooiatie possession. -Uoss-Pniliij 'nhone 300. TO LET Gain and Son, expert furniture packers, Remove your Furniture means safety and eoonomy. 4J-ROOMED Furnished Cottage to superior r<d people: no children; centraX convenii ont, sunny, private. ."Sara," 'Star* Office, fTTO LET, Furnished Rooms, near Medical -I- School; soft washing done. " Homely." 'Star' Office. ' TO USH, comfortable 4 Room Furnished House, South End. Address "13" 'Star' Office. TO .LET, small Furnished Hous month; .north end. "Holiday,'" Albany street jE-Q '