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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16551, 15 May 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COMPETITIONS. THEATRE ROYAL. Lessee: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Demon stratTon CONCERT to-night, 1. Piano Duet—Soirees Musicales: Misses M. Talbot and Gr. Johnson. 2. Recitation—The Suu's iSe3t: Miss Juanita M.anhiro. 3. Children's Action Song: Rcdcliffs School. 4. Piano. Solo Sonatino: Miss .Dorris Middleton. 5. Recitation in Character—Prince Arthur: Miss May C. Brown. 6. Sacred Soprano Solo—Rejoice Greatly: Miss M. Davenport. 7. Humorous Recitation—Her First Pudding: Miss Alice Saunders. S.Scotch Song—Annie Laurie; Mr A. "A. Scott. 9. Violin Solo—Yalso Triste: Miss Irene Edmonds. 10. Contralto Solo—Twilight: Miss « Maudo Stringer. 11. Shakesperian Recitation—As You Like It: Mrs H. E. Duff. 12. Bov's Song—Who is Sylvia: Master J. D. Wright. 13. Character Recital—Dream Scene: Mr P. A. Dale. 14. Recitation—Sherwood: Miss L. C. Adams. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. 15. Chief Piano Solo—Scherzo: Miss Jean Burrowes. 16. Mezzo Soprano Solo—o Zephyr, Soft and Kind: Miss E. Croxton. 17. Test Recital—The Ocean: Miss M. CareyWallace. 18. Children's Chorus—Violets: Girls' Collogiato School. 10. Action Song—The Flag of Our Homeland: Master S. H. Swift. 20. Recitation. N.Z. Author—The Two Ships: Miss Alice Austin. 21. Sacred Tenor Solo—The Lord is My Light: Mr W. H. Papakura. 22. Dickens Character Sketch—Fagin's Last Night Alive: Mr F. J. McDonald. 23. Vocal Solo and Accompaniment—Lorcly: Misses E. Croxton and D. Monr--24. Shakesperian Classical Dialoguo—l.... and Ophelia: Miss E. Deveroux and Mr P. A. Dale. 25. Operatic Solo—Orioso from Pagliacci: Mr F. J. Hanna. 2G. Quartette—Love and Summer: Misses ML Saunders and M. Stringer, Mossrs J. H. Cocks and F. J. Hanna. PRICES: Dress Circle and O. Stalls 3s,' Stalls 2s. Gallery Is. Box Plan, Messrs Milncr and Thompson's. Day Sales, Central News Agency, 700, Colombo Street. AUEEN'S T H E A T R " HEREFORD STREET. Continuous Pictures Dailj-, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS Od. CHILDREN 3d. TO-DAY—FRIDAY—TO-NIG HT. THE GREATEST OF ALL " FEATURES." SENSATIONAL DETECTIVE DRAMA. '.thrilling Storv of Graft in New York. THE THIRD DEGREE. "A QUESTION OF RIGHTIV "A QUESTION pF RIGHT!" "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" ' "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" "A QUESTION OF RIGHT!" DON'T MISS DON'T MISS This Exceptional Masterpiece. IT GRIPS FROM START TO FINISH. Supported bv NEW PROGRAMME OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURES. PATHE GAZETTE ...... Topical. "THE CATCH OF THE SEASON." Comedy. CHARMING FRENCH RESORTS. Scenic. " WHY REGINALD REFORMED." Comic. Specials for TO-MORROWS TO-MORROW'S MATINEE. MaTINF.E. "THE MARKED TRAIL." .... Drama. "THE OPIUM SMUGGLERS." . . Drama. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. (RAND THE A T R E. Tho Continuous Picture Palace. 12,N00n to 11 p.m. THE COSIEST THEATRE IN THE CITY. "Where Everybody Goes." TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY. I—FROM OUT OF THE STORM. I—FROM OUT OF THE STORM. Or Blood is Thicker Than Water. 2-THE MYSTERIOUS WAY. Se'ig Drama, 3-KEYSTONE COMIC. i— THE HURRICANES FARMING (Comic). (A. Hurricane of Merriment). S—EASY COIN (Comic). 6-IMPRESSIOXS OF JAPAN (Scenic). 7-THE WARWICK CHRONICLE. THE BEST OF PICTURES AND MUSIC. Day Pianist: Mr A. L. Sutton. Evening: Good Orchestra. Prices as Usual. FOLLOW THE CROWDS.

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