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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16518, 6 April 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PANTOMIME. THE BOX~ PLANS Open This Morning at the Dresden. Booked Seats ss. Booked Seats ss. ALADDIN PANTOMIME. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE. MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT At 2 o'clock. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE to All Parts Ekcept Gallery. The Event of the Theatrical Year. rp HEA TR E ROYAL. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessees . . . George Willoughby, Ltd. Commencing SATURDAY, APRIL 11th. Commencing SATURDAY, APRIL 11th. For a Brief Season Only. Aladdin's Rays will Make Everybody Happy. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, LTD.’S ■STUPENDOUS PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA, “ ALADDIN” "ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” Tho Superb Cast of Artists includes:— Grace I’alotta, Mabel Batchelor, Edward Stanley, Percy Clifton, Bert Barton and Carrie Moore. The Specialties Imported for this Gigaaitio Production embrace: LEON MORRIS AND HIS WRESTLING PONIES, With John Hedge, Comedian. Tho Most Wonderful Animal Act in the World. MARCELLE and FALLON, ’ America's Greatest Ragtime Experts. TINY TOT MARJORIE—MORRIS and SIIAND. 13 Gorgeous Scenes _ 13 Embracing the Popular Fairy Story. SENSATIONAL RAGTIME REVUE,' Creatcs'a Furore Nightly. Specially Invonted and Arranged by tho Producer, LESTER BROWN, of New York. Grand Chrysanthemum Fete, Homo of Santa Claus. A superb collection of beautiful girls. In the latest and most infectious Song Successes. BRILLIANT MARCHES, BALLETS AND ENSEMBLES. 240 People in the Production 240. A SUCCESSION OF SCENES BEWILDERING IN THEIR BEAUTY, PRICES: ss, 4s, 2s Od and Is; Early Doors Gd extra. COLUMBIA-RENA Double- RECORDS. Sided The Onlv 12-inch Record of "YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU.” EVERYBODY is clamouring for tho Columbia 12-inch record of this great hit, sung ns a duet by Beth Tate and Stanley Kirkby. Selling in thousands. 12-INCH, 5s Gd. "You Made Mo Lovo You.” “Take Mo in Your Arms and Say You Lovo Me.” More New 10-inch Records of “You Mndo Mo Lovo You.” 10-INCH, 3s Gd. CONCERTINA SOLOS BY ALEXANDER PRINCE. “ You Made Mo Lovo You.” “The Trail of tho Lonesome Pine.” SOPRANO SONG BY BETH TATE. “You Mado Mo Lovo You.” “ Somebodv’s Coming to My House.” THE BIGGEST SELLING RECORDS OF ALL TO-DAY. Send postcard for Latest Catalogue, or call and lot us play you those favourites. CHIVERS AND CO., Music Specialists, HIGH STREET. PUBLIC NOTICES. JEWELL’S FURNITURE CAN bo Seen at his Factory 183, HEREFORD STREET, next N.Z. Express Coy. ’Phono 981. NYONE in need of TEMPORARY LOAN, £5 upwards, upon Household. Furniture, without removal, call at L. W. BALKIND, 629, Colombo Strost, NOTICE OF REMOVAL! irnHE CRESCENT MANUFACTURING 1 COMPANY have REMOVED to Larger and More Central Premises, situated at WILTSHIRE BUILDINGS, Comer HIGH AND TUAM STREETS. Telephone 2378. B. L. HEATON, 6219 Manager. TIHE Crescent Manufacturing Company, Wiltshire Buildings, corner High and Tuarn Streets, have Vacancies for Experienced Blouse Machinists, Experienced Coat and Skirt Machinists, also Finishers and Apprentices. Highest wages to competent hands. Telephone 2378. B. L. Heaton, Manager. G 219 LEET CYCLES AGAIN TO THE FRONT. RESULT OF THE BELL DERBY (20 miles) Held on Saturday afternoon: E. M'FADDEN—FIRST PLACE. Also PAPANUI SPORTS: Novice Handicap: E. M’FADDEN—FIRST PLACE. C. M’FADDEN—SECOND PLACE. Two-mile Handicap • C. M’FADDEN—FIRST PLACE. FREEZING COMPANY’S PIONIC: One Milo Handicap • S. DOAK—FIRST PLACE. Three Mile Handicap: S. DOAK—FIRST PLACE. ALL ON FLEET CYCLES. BEATON 282, ’Phono 359. Makers: AN-D ULLRICH, Lincoln Road. 6250 UMBRELLA RE-COVERING. TIL 31st MARCH ONLY, we are Recovering LADIES’ UMBRELLAS with SPLENDID WEARING "Laventine c Material at a REDUCED PRICE, 4* ICte G. C. VERB AND SONS, tella Manufacturers and French Dry Cleaners, Armagh Street, next Colombo Street. DOMESTIC SEWING AND MENDING CLUB, sreford Street, “West End Chambers. ICHEME to lighten the duties of Housewives and bonefit the Workers. Ladies and Children vto make, alter mend Costumes, Mantles, Dresses, Blouses. Underclothing, Stockings, Gentlemen we can alter, mend or mvthing mendable from Socks to Cops. Clubs, Hotels and Boardinghouses we darn or mend Table Linen, Bed Linen, u 3 baily, 9 am. till 6 p.m., and on nro nnd Fridays till 9 p.m* 7 TELEPHONE 2576. E SUBURB BUNGALOW. lANS, HANDY TO PENNY CAR. lOE £650, ON EASY TERMS. HOUSE of 5 rooms, 16 x 12, hay ex--15 6 x 13, bay extra, 13 x 1A 1-i x 2 x 9, hall Bft wide, verandah facing enutifully finished, s.ab t 1 e grates rths to match, aolid mantels, P ol^ 1 bath, electric light fittings, gas for lead lights, commodious linen press boards, pantry, scullery and washTrnnd section, over eighth well Terras, £SO cash, balance as rent. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Solo Agents, 146, Manchester Street.