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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14977, 24 April 1909, Page 1

West's Pictures, Special Attractions. Patho Frcres, Famous Art Studies. An Intensely Thrilling Drama of Parisian Life. THE RED HAND. THE RED HAND. THE RED HAND. (Tho Exclusive Australasian Rights of Reproduction have been secured by West's Pictures). CAST: I M. Sererin From tho Folies BorM. Max Dearly gero, the Odeon and I.*ile Mistingnetlc Varieties Theatres, Mile Napier Kowska Paris. Brilliantly Enacted Magnificently Costumed Unequalled in Stage-setting. THIS STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION Is far away from tho Ordinary Moving Picture, and demonstrates • THE WONDERFUL ADVANCE Made of late years in Kinematography. "THE RED HAND" Incidentally introduces the Genuine and Famous DANSE DES APACHES. Which is now the Craze in Europe. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction of T. J. West. RETURN OF THE FAVOURITES. MON., MAY 3rd. Commencing MON., MAY 3rd. Commencing MON., MAY 3rd. The Marathon of tho Picture World, WEST'S PICTURES, WEST'S PICTURES, Presenting a Perfect Phantasmagoria of Pictorial Gems, including the Famous Art Study, •'THE RED HAND." Together with the Popular Coterie, of Musicians, DE GROEN'S VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRA, The Paramount Amusement Attraction. Your Attention —Our Prices. —Dross Circle Is 6d. Stalls Is, Pit Cd. ' Plan at Dresden. Gd extra Booking Fee. Representative, GEOFFREY NYE. ART GALLERY. 6d LAST NIGHT. Gd GRAND EXHIBITION Of OILS AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ART AND CRAFT WORK. Christchureh Quartet, Party will sing. 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. 7.30 .till 10 p.m. Artists and others please Note—Delivery can bo made after 9 a.m. Monday, 2Gth. 4544 ALFRED EVANS, Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL. Pi RAND PHOTOGRAPHIC BEAUTY W COMPETITION in connection with THE " PATHE PICTURES." OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY NEXT, MAY Ist. Prizes "aro now exhibited at J. Preece's Tailoring Establishment, 246, High Street. All tho Christchureh Beauties are flocking to Mr Homus Sarony's Studio. BUT THERE IS STILL ROOM FOR MOKE COMPETITORS. Please send your photos to the Manager, PATHE PICTURES, THEATRE ROYAL. NEW FILMS, direct from Home, will ho shown by the latest and best machine. I kn «.;t-,a>ov, GEO. MARTINENGO. /yHE"B"URWOOD - TEA GARDENS afford -»- Beautiful Surroundings, Ample Accommodation, High-class Teas Croquet, Swings, Stabling. Hot Water Free. Flowers, Fruit, Goldfish For Sale. Quinces for Sale. Excellent Recipe for Quinco Jam will he Given Away to Every Buyer. Ten o'clock tram 6d return. Train from Bank Corner. Admission Gd. Tea Gd. ' X 4117 SPECIAL TALKS TO LADIES. A N Hour Devoted to a conmioisens* " Plea ". For Less Surgery," "* VIAVI ROOMS, 8, Royal Exchange Bldgs, l Every Tuesday, ot 3 p.m. and Wednesday, 8 p.m. These TALKS aro interesting and instructive, and illustrated with life-sized charts. 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