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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14981, 29 April 1909, Page 1

Amusements, &o. THE TTIS MAJESTY'S THE THE -O- THEATRE. THE .THE THE BEST Direction of FAMOUS BEST T. J. WEST. FAMOUS BEST FAMOUS BEST FIRST AT HOME. ART OF FIRST ABROAD. OF ALL Commencing ALL ' MONDAY NEXT. ALL MONDAY NEXT. ALL MONDAY NEXT. ALL WESTS Presenting ■WEST'S AN ALL NEW WEST'S BUDGET OF GEMS. WEST'S WEST'S Scenes of Travel. WEST'S Adventure!! Humour!!! WEST'S and Life. WERT'S T/i Interest! Amuse!! id Instruct!!! WEST'S WEST'S WEST'S WEST'S WEST'S WEST'S PICTURES PICTURES PICTURES PICTURES Including " THE RED HAND." Tho Greatest Picture Extant. ir Musical HAND PICTURES Coterie', HAND PICTURES DE GROEN'S VICE- HAND PICTURES REGAL ORCHES- HAND PICTURES TRA. H-f^J? PICTURES HAND PICTURES West's Popular Prices: HAND PICTURES Dress Circle, Is 6d. HAND PICTURES Stalls, In. HAND PICTURES Pit, Gd. HAND Box Plan at Dresden, 6d extra. Booking Foe. ■ . ■rpHEATRE ROYAL. Henry Hayward. Grand opening sightSaturday NEXT, MAY Ist. Every PATHE PICTURES To Picture . PATHE PICTURES ChristNew PATHE PICTURES church. And the BEAUTY COMPETITION. BEAUTY COMPETITION. BEAUTY COMPETITION. Come and Vote, for tho Best-looking Girl in Christchurch. PRICES: Dress Circle Is 63; Stalls Is; Gallery 6d. Plan at the Dresden. Manager: GEORGE MARTINENGO. CHRISTCHURCH ORPHEUS SOCIETY. fj H O E A L H. A L L. 'THURSDAY, APRIL 29. Conductor: Mr J. T. Macleodsniith.' Accompanist: Miss Nora Macleodsniith. The Choir will sing—" The Bellringers" (Macfarren); "Excelsior" (Birch); "Anvil Chorus," " Soldiers' Chorus " (Verdi); " Stars of the- Summer Night" (Hatton), and eight part-songs by MondelsFohn. The male voices will sing—" Hark, the Warlike Drum" (Krugh); "Scottish Eorder Song" (Macleodsmith). The orchestra will play—" Masaniello " (Auber); " I!l Trovatoro " (Verdi), and " Heimliche Liebo " (Resch). Solos—" Slumber, Dear Maid." " Gleaner's Slumber Song," Miss Field; "Daffodils a-Blowing," Miss Riordan; " Beloved, it is Morn," Mr Joseph Baker;' " Land of Hope and Glory," Mr K. More. ADMISSION: "ONE SHILLING. 6846 W. FLANAGAN, Hon. Sec. T> E T'U R N VISIT O II X REV W. J. MAYERS REV W. J. MAYERS And DR BARNARDO'S MUSICAL BOYS. Dtt BARNARDO'S MUSICAL BOYS. SUNDAY. MAY 2nd, at 815. f OPERA HOUSE, TUAM STREET. Admission Free to Adults. MONDAY. MAY 3rd. at 8. SYDENHAM MISSION HALL. . Colombo Street. Admission, by ticket only, Is; Children 6d. At Mr D. R. Lanj-on's, 92, Colombo Street. Collections in aid of New Hospital. OTHER MEETINGS: April 29th. Rangiora; 30th. East Oxford; May 4th, Leeston; sth. Lyttelton. 696!) COME and SEE! HEAR!! and HELP!!! DON'T FORGET NEXT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. CHRYSANTHEMUM and FP.UIT SHOW. ALEXANDRA HALL. - Orchestral Music both evenings. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY Next, 8 p.m. 671 G FAREWELL Social and Presentation to MR JAS. 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