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Evening Star, Issue 20981, 21 December 1931, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. UNANIMOUS VERDICT! SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT At the EMPIRE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433.) 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY —8 p.m. Richard Barthelmess in his finest fighting romance—in his most glamorous role as a hard-riding vaquero —avenger of tha people’s wrongs—as eager to love as to fight—and always eager to fight. RICHARD RICHARD RICHARD BARTHELMESS BARTHELMESS BARTHELMESS In • THE LASH. * ‘ THE LASH.’ ‘ THE LASH.’. ‘ THE LASH/ ‘ THE LASH.’. ‘ THE LASH.’ ‘ THE LASH/ ‘ THE LASH ’ is another triumph for Richard Barthelmess. The story of Romance and Adventure is Enacted by a Sterling Cast of Noted Players^with Utmost Grace and Perfection. More Colourful, More Actionful, More Romantic than any Richard Barthelmess - has ever made. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Also— STAGS PRESENTATION, ‘ BUBBLY.’ ‘ BUBBLY.’ STAN. LAWSON Presents a Pot-pourri of Song and Dance* CHILDREN! Tha Serial, ‘ Battling With Buffalo Bill,* will bo screened at every Matinee during the School Vacations. Box Plans at The Bristol and at tha Theatre (phones 12-432 and 12-433).

HOLIDAY RESORTS. THE ‘EVENING STAR.* Subscribers can obtain the ‘ STAR ’ REGULARLY on the day of issue from the following Agents Purakanui Mrs M. Stevenson Purakanui Inlet Mr G. Henry Waitati Mr Ross Warrington •Mr Couper Seacliff Mr Hammond Karitane Mrs Hope’s Store Waikouaiti Mr Bunting Palmerston Mr F. W. Robinson Hampden Mr A. H. White Brighton Mr Murdoch Brighton Miss Miller Brighton (Ocean View) Mrs Jones Waihola Mr M'Carthy Outram Messrs Adam- Bros. Mosgiel Mr Borley Milton Railway Bookstall Balclutha Railway Bookstall Gore Mrs Ffrost Owaka Mrs Boroman Tahakopa Mr Munro Alexandra Mr Jamie Roxburgh Mr Jeffrey Miller’s Flat Mr Faigan Tomahawk Mr Pereira Macandrews ......... Mr Rowlands, jun. Broad Bay ! Miss Cleartvater Broad Bay Mrs Fowler Portobello v -... Mr Moss Also of the Motor Coaches to Berwick, tai Middlemarch, Kaitangata, - Owaka, Tahakopa, Lawrence, Tapauui, Roxburgh, anu to Palmerston. Where delivery by Agents is impracticable, the Paper ,nll be forwarded by. post as required.

AT the “ Rocks,” Riverton, Southland Seaside Resort.—Accommodation at Beach House for Summer Guests; tariff £2 10s per week; phone 44S. —Apply Mrs N. Cloughley. ED and Breakfast, 4s, for Lady visitors to Timaru; private home, 4 minutes from bay.—Address No. 7(37, ‘ Star * Office. HOTEL CECIL, Christchurch (corner Manchester and Belfast streets).—Mrs M'Clelland has again taken over popular house; tariff from £2 2s; permanents by arrangement. MANOR HOUSE, Warrington.—Modern conveniences; terms moderate, tennis court extra.—Apply Mrs Laverty, 17, Elder street, Dunedin. ■ _ UEENSTOWN. —To Let, Erected Tents, from 12s weekly; Beds for tents and lounge, 2s a night.—Box 10, Queenstown. rjnO~ LET, Three Furnished Romps; also Two Rooms; each self-contained. —Apply Mrs Ales. Baxter, Brighton. TO LET, Purakanui (near beach), Crib, 3 rooms, verandah, boat; four weeks, 35s weekly—Timlin’s, S 3 Princes street. ANTED, at Tomahawk. Furnished Crib, three weeks, from 24th December.—Particulars to 10 Arney street, South Dunedin. tStANTED, Furnished Cottage, three tv weeks, from 9th January, Pounawea or Kaka Point preferred.—27, ‘Star.* ARRINGTON HOUSE, Warrington.— Excellent Accommodation, moderate charge, available Every Week-end; enjoy the summer weather by a break at the seaside; apply now for accommodation, Christmas holidays, and avoid disappointment.—H. Couper, proprietor. PERSONAL. YOUNG Man wants' Seat in Car going Timaru or Christchurch Christmas Eve; share expenses.—Phone 13-944.

After the United States, Italy con-; tinues to be the world’s second largest producer of rayon. American produo tion in 1930 was estimated at 50,000,-. 000 kilograms, Italian, at 30,000,000,' Germany with- 23,000,000, and- Britain .with 22,000,000,