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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15903, 15 April 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJ I S MAJESTY’S. Hayward's Picture. Enterprises, Ltd., beg to announce to their patrons that they have secured, at enormous expense, the Magnificent Parisian Production of Modem Times, founded on MONS VICTORIEN SARDOU’S Comedy “MADAM SAYS GENE,” “MADAM SAYS. GENE,” With the World’s Greatest Living Comedy Actrces in her original roll, MADAME REJANE, MADAME REJANE. Supported bv her own company of Renowned Artists. This opportunity of seeing the notin" of this groat French artist in this Euporb onmedv should make a wide appeal to all play-goers, as well as the lover of moving pictures. “MADAM SANS GENE,” “MADAM SANS GENE,” Will be SCREENED FOR ONE WEEK, Commencing TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), And can be SEEN ONLY at WEvT-HAYWARD PICTURES. (At His WEST-HAYWAR 0 PICTURES. Majesty's.) "MADAM SANS GENE,” “MADAM SANS GENE,” Or an Incident in the LIFE OF NAPOLEON. LIFE OF NAPOLEON. THE SYNOPSIS: ACT I. The Laundry of Madam Sans Gene. Madam Sans Gene delivers Captain Bonaparte’s washing and bill. The. outbreak of the Revolution. Bonaparte taking the first steps to procure him the Throne. ACT IT. Nineteen years elapse. Captain Bonaparte is now Emperor Napoleon. Madam Sans Gene is now Duchess of Dantzic. ACT 111. At an interview with the. Emperor Sans Gene produces her still unpaid washing hill*. Napoleon pays h:a debts. The Triumph of Sans Gene. The Additional Pictures are: TEE TUMNNCF OF TTIF RIO GRANDE. MAX LINDER AND HIS DOG, DICE. THE CHAMELEON. WITH A KODAK. THE GIPSY'S HONOUR. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. Overture, Hayward’s Orchestra. Circle and .Stalls Is, Reserves Is 6d, Stalls 6d. Plan at Dresden. ■ LYM P I A THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. o RINK. "THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. GRAND RE-OPENING.. GRAND RE-OPENING.. THURSDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p.m. For full particulars of sessions and prices of admission watch future announcements. SYDENHAM PICTURES Y Y D FPHE PREMIER PICTURE D E Jl PALACE. E N TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. N H LOCKED IN THE VAULTS. H A LOCKED IN THE VAULTS. A M A Soul-stirring Domestic Drama. M SHIFTY’S CLAIM. P Powerful Bison Cowboy. P I MOONSHINER’S TRAIL. I C Champion Drama. C T Twc-Gun Man. Millionaire Barber. T U Cotton Lairs. Swoll Cowboy. U Ii Mother's Wish. Mount. Etna. R E EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. E S Prices: Is and Cd. S EXERCISE FOR HEALTH. 37 M.C.A. GYMNASIUM CLASSES - • BEGIN TO-MORROW (Tuesday), At 5.15 and 8 p.m. Special Class for Ladies Mondays. 1704 WINTER TERM. PHYSICAL CULTURE and GYMNASTICS. (PIRLS, Tuesdays, 4 to E. Boys. ThursVJT days, 4 to 5. Ladies' and Childrens' PriI vata Classes as previously. Ladies’, Men’s and Youths’ Evening Classen. T. S. TANKARD’S SCHOOL, Y.M.C.A.. Gymnasium. Telephone 1508. Prospectus on application. P. A. HORNIBROOK, TSHYSICAL CULTURE AND MESSAGE X INSTITUTE, Cathedral Square and Gloucester Street. The Institute is the largest, best appointed and most perfectly ventilated in New Zealand. Remedial Cases treated. Massage and Steam Baths. Individual and Class Instruction. Telephino 1359. P.O. Box ISO. Write or call for Prospectus. MEETINGS. MAYORAL ELECTION, 1912. ' TITR H. HOLLAND will Address the Elec-i-VJ. tors of Greater Christchurch ae follows : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17th Alexandra Hall: chairman, L. M. Isitt, Esq., M.P. THURSDAY, APRIL 18th—Rolleston Street Hall, Lin wood. FRIDAY, APRIL 19th—Methodist Schoolroom, Brougham Street, Sydenham. SATURDAY, APRIL 20th—Band Rotunda, Victoria Square. MONDAY, APRIL 22nd—Young Men’s Guild Hall, St Albans; chairman, Mr T. Dent. At 8 o’clock each evening:,- 3218 MAYORAL ELECTION. DR THACKER’S CANDIDATURE. DR THACKER will Address the Citizens of Greater Christchurch as follows: BAND ROTUNDA, Sydenham Park— MONDAY, 15th, 8 p.m. If wet, Football Hall. Lawson Street. WALTHAM . SCHOOL—TUESDAY', 16th 8 p.m. KING’S THEATRE—WEDNESDAY, 17th, 8 p.m. 'CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LABOURERS’ UNION. A SPECIAL General Meeting of the above Union will be held at the Trades Hall, Gloucester Street,. Christchurch, on Tuesday, April IC, 1912, at 7 p.m. sharp. Business: Election of officers, Ro Amalgamation of Waimato Workers’ Union, and General. 8197 E. KENNEDY, Secretary. SUSSEX SOCIETY. A DJOURNED MEETING for the purpose of forming the above Society will be hold in Messrs Vero and Eastgnte’s Offices, Chancerv Lane, at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 17th inst All Sussex people are cordially invited. E. J. HAWKINGS, 3193 Secretary, pro tern. ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS. riTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF PARISHj_ lONERS will be held in St Michael’s Schoolroom TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, 15th April, at 7.39. J. H. UPHAM, FP1706 Churchwarden. LOST, FOUND, &G, lOST, Hand-painted Cushion Cover, in J King or Colombo Streets. Reward, Store, 82, King Street, Sydenham. LOST, Bag containing Two Purses, Ring, Brooches and Money; Drain Road, Rangicra and Softon Road. Reward. G. Treicaven, IG7, Durham Street. 1703 STOUND, April 13, Gent’s Bicycle, in Jl Cllrkson’s Avenue, City. Owner have samo by paying expenses. Apply 137, Olliviwr’s Road, linwood, 8179