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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY, AT NOON, TO-DAY, AT NOON, The "MARY PICKFORD" BOOM "MARY PICKFORD" BOOM "MARY PICKFORD" BOOM Starts at EVE R Y B O D Y ' S ("The Distinctive Theatre") The Supreme Favourite of the Screen, The Supreme Favourite of the Screen, MARY PICKFORD . , MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD In Her Greatest Characterisation, "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" ■ "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" ••RAGS!" "BAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" "RAGS!" Produced by the Famous Players Company. 4 WHAT THE CRITICS SAY—- " Undoubtedly Mary Pickford's greatest work. It reveals her remarkable versatility, wonderful talent and charming personality; as no other picture has done."—Tide ALA.IS DALE, in the "New York Herald.' MARY PICKFORD • . MARY PICKFORD Mary Pickford as "Rags" eclipsed every performance she has over given. Her fascinating personality has a magnetic appeal. The play is sparkling, appealing, thoroughly natural, quaint, wholesome and enjoyable.— "New York Chronicle." MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD " Rags," Little Mary Pickford's latest achievement., creates a sense of spontaneous happiness, a whirl of heart beats in every minute of every reel. Nothing "Little Mary" has ever done that bears comparison.— "American Picture Review." MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD Mary Pickford's new play, "Rags," eclipses "Tess of the Storm," and every other performance she has given.—" Boston Courier." Note.—" RAGS" will be screened at 12 noon, 1.30 p.m., 3 p.m., 4.30 p.m., 6 p.m., 7.30 p.m., and 9 p.m. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES BUT COME EARLY " .

PUBLIC NOTICES. r T'S as good as mother used to make, - Is the delicious MILITARY PICKLE, Every Town and Country Grocer Sells it. Every particular person eats it. X HOLIDAY RESORTS. lUBSCRIBERS can rely on DAILY DEO LIVERIES of the "LYTTEIAOiS TIMES" and "STAR" at SUMNER NEW BRIGHTON GOVERNOR'S SAY HANMER. Careful attention given to all Orders left at the Company's Offices, Gloucester Street {Telephone 168), or with G. T. ROBINSON, or MISS PALK, NEW BRIGHTON. WRENN'S, WATSON'S or SMITH'S STORES, SUMNER. A. WHITLEY, AKAROA. J. AND J. DODDS, HANMER. A. COLLINS, BAKER, KAIKOURA. F. FLOWER, STOREKEEPER, KAIKOURA. WANTED. rTOUSES to Let—City, 3 rooms, Bs, Ss, Bs, L Bs, 8s; 4 rooms, Bs, Bs, Bs. Sydenham, 4 rooms 7s, Bs, 9s, 10s, lis; 5 rooms, with all conveniences 13s Cd, 14s, 155,. 15s, 16s, 16s; 6 rooms, 13s 6d, 16s, 16s; 7 rooms, 14s, 16s; 8 rooms, 20s. Opawa, 4 rooms, 8s 6d, 9s. Addington, 4 rooms, 9s, 10s. St Albans, 4 rooms, •Ss; ? rooms, New Bungalow, 21s. Beckenham, 5 rooms, ®9os; 6 rooms. 20s. Shops from 10s to £2 ss. Forest and Perkins, 433, Colombo Street, Sydenham. JARS for Jam, small fruit and Dig fruit. Fine Jars, that will last years and years. Mason's latest Jars. 5L " EFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs Pritchard is a i Cash Buyer of Gent's Misfits anxTLeftoff Clotlmg, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux; also Ladie"? and Children's Clothing. Spot cash. Ring up 'Phone 3394, or write 12, Victoria Street. ASON'S New Jars are grand. Pints, quarts and half-gallons, all Teady for vou at Minson's. Do not delay. X ONEY to Lend, £1 to £25, upon HouseJUL hold Furniture (without removal). No delay Repayable Easy Weekly Instalments. Tel. 2567. L. W. BALKIND, 629, Colombo JOSITIVELY the best and only kinds of Jars are to be found at Minson's, and as nowhere is cheaper, you should ring up your order. X RELIABLE Quality Handbags, in Black All Morocco Leather, usually 14s 6d and 16s 6d each, are only 10s 6d each at Ballantyne's Sale. X qiAILORESSES.—Wanted, First-class. Coat X Machinists and Improvers. Mr Bissett, Kaiapoi Woollen, Allen Street. 3407 s „rANTED, a Cook. Apply Racecourse VV Hotel. 'Phone 860. .. 3314 'ANTED, Man to drive scoop team. ApVV ply J. Plew, Waipara. 3479 .;yANTED, Pupils for Pianoforte. Mrs F. VV Vincent, Sydenham Musio Stores. 3512 TTfAXTED. Girl for housework and assist VV with children. Apply 32, Bath Street. 3509 VyANTED to Sell, Strong Spring Trap, i » good as new. J. G. Taylor, Prebbleton. 3358 ANTED., Smart Youth for Dairy Farm. Apply 80. Marshland Road, Shirley. 3496 AITRESS wanted. Apply Dorothy Icecream Parlour, Triangle, High Street. YyAXTED, Colliers and Truckers. Apply » V W'cstport Coal Coy., Ltd., Denniston or Granity. ' 4218 TA7"ANTED, Youth for picking Tomatoes. VV 116, Canon Street, St Albans, s" o'clock. 3520 I YSTANTED, Boys to Distribute Circulars. VV Apply, 8.30 a.m., Heywood's Store, 'nam Street. 3501 WANTED Known—That Nicholson and Co's Sale starts To-day. A little money | eoes a loner way, X