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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17271, 12 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE noble sacrifices displayed by the men ■and women, of South America during the Civi' "War and the Reign of the Negroes teaches us our duty in the present great conflict THE "LYTTELTON TIMES." " It is not sufficient to say that ' Th'e Birth of a Nation' is the greatest picture production yet scon in Christchurch, since such a statement can convey not the slightest idea of the grandeur of the work. ' The Birth of a Nation' marks an opoch in theatricaL history." " THE PRESS." ' " One could not possibly find* a truer representation of a big battle." THE "SUN. "Throughout the 150 minutes there is not ono moment that does not hold the spectator enthralled." HPHEATRE ROYAL. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager: John Farrell. IMPORTANT. "Tho Birth of a Nation" is by far the most stupendous and most realistic photo play iho world has ever, or ever will, produce. Therefore the high, royalties which have to be paid to its creators wi'l positively prevent it from over being shown at any of the continuous theatres in the Dominion. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at S. And Four Following Nights. . MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., Present D. W. Griffith's incomparable and mighty dramatic spectacle, THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. ■ THE BIRTH OF A NATION, which, next to tho war, is tho most talked of event in Christchurch. It is your duty to see .at least one representation of "The Birth of a Nation," beuause it will bo romembered when all other Star" photo plays are entirely forgotten. It cost 8s 4d for a seat in New York and 6s in Sydncv. CHRISTCHURCH PRICES: ' Bs, '2s, Is. Ss Scats mav be reserved at Milner and Thompson's. Day Sale Tickets at the Toy Cave Confectionery Shop. MATINEE, 2.80 TO-MORROW. MATINEE, 2.50 TO-MORROW. riS MAJESTY'S. ~~ M Xi At 6.0-NIGHTLY-At 8.0. Dainty, MARGUERITE CLARK Adorable, MARGUERITE CLARK Clever MARGUERITE-CLARK Charming MARGUERITE CLARfi. In a Famous Players' Star, SEVEN SISTERS SEVEN SISTERS , SEVEN SISTERS Comedy- SEVEN-SISTERS Drama, SEVEN SISTERS SEVEN SISTERS SEVEN SISTERS SEVEN SISTERS SEVEN SISTERS SEVEN SISTERS A play which goes with vim from start to finish, and which delights the audience. WITH THE R.A.M.C. (How the wounded are cared for at the front) ~. , SOME FRESH, WATER FISH.. . K Gazette, the River, Viego.. Is and Gd. Reeerve The Bristol; Is 6d. T L 0 B E THEATRE. A Brilliant and Successful Programme. THE FINAL PAYMENT. A Thrilling S'.ory of a Wife's Temptation. HIS BREAD AND BUTTER. A Great Triangle Keystone Comedy and Supporting Pictures. THURSDAY NEXT, at NOON. The Powerful and Sensational Story, "THE FIGHTING CHANUJK." " THE FIGHTING CHANCE." "THE FIGHTING CHANCE." From tho Famous Novel oy ROBERT W. CHAMBERS. Usual Prices—Gd and 3d. ;NH AM PI C T U.R ES. Don't Miss Seeing "SEVEN SISTER S." Same Programme is His Majesty's. Screened at 6.30 and 8. PUBLIC NOT!CES. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. WANTED, a BOY to do Clerical Wort: at the School of Engineering. Salary to commence at £V2 per annum. ' App.ications, wi'h testimonials, to be forwaided to the undersigned. GEORGE H. MASON, 11th September. Registrar. 7814 NOTICE OF BSMOVAL. WE have REMOVED from 89, GWes'or Street, to NEW OFFICES in Hereford Chambers, 144. Hereford Street, First Floor, over Mews W. E Simcs and Co. CUNINGHAM AND TAYLOR, ■ Barristers and Solicitors. Hereford Chambers,. 144, Hereford Street, Christchurch. T7IRST-CLASS ALL-ROUND UPHOL--1 SfERER; permanent employment to suitable man. Apply by letter, GENERAL MANAGER. Canterbury Farmers' Co-operativo Association, Limited, Timaru. HARDWARE ASSISTANT. WANTED, CAPABLE MAN, to TAKE CHARGE OF HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. Responsible Position. Applications, which will be treated confidentially, to be made by letter only, marked in3n atC " MINSON AND CO. * FOR THE PATRIOTIC FUND. THE STORY OF CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, By the Hon H. F. WIGRAM, M.L.C. Interesting Reminiscences of- Old Colonists and Early Days. Pen Portraits of Pioneers. Well-executed illustrations ofi Christchurch in the Fifties compared with Scenes from our City of To-day. Obtainable from all Booksellers, or from the Publishers, tho "Lyttelton Times" Co., Ltd., Gloucester Street, Christchurch. •PRICE, 7s Gd. Posted, Bs. EXTRACTS FROM PRESS OPINIONS. •LYTTELTON TIMES": •"Christchurch has a history of special ard peculiar interest. Its citizens may well bo proud as they read, in Mr Wigrum's pages, tho fascinating story of the gr.cat achievements of the founders if tho city." CHRISTCHURCH PRESS ": v "An exceedingly well-planned and interesting history of the city." f FP WHERE EVERY SHILLING BUYS'MOST Ladies' Umbrellas and Walking Sticks. GenU' Umbrellas and Walking Sticks. Children's Umbrellas. Largest Varioty, to suit every • Pocket. At LETHABY'S UMBRELLA STORE, 61, Cathedral Square (Between Broadway's and Warner's). REPAIRS AND RE-COVERS.