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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17878, 26 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE. (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificonce). THE ZENITH SURPASSED. A Glory of Man's Mo.it Treasured Art Such as Was Never Before Witnessed in anv Theatre in this Dominion. IN TWO THRILLING MILES OF MASSIVE MASTER-FILM. WILLIAM FOX Presents WILLIAM FOX Presents For the First Time in New Zealand, tno Gigantic Prison Problem Drama. "THE HONOR SYSTEM." "THE HONOR SYSTEM." "THE HONOR SYSTEM.' "THE HONOR SYSTEM." "THE HONOR SYSTEM." The Greatest Human Story Ever Told. Eclipsing in Action, Truth, Theme and Lavish Magnitude all Previous Photo-dram-atic Productions. A Mighty Super-film in Ten Reels For the Thinking Mon, Women and Young Folks of To-day. It is a Living, Human Document. A Strong, Unmisiakable and Affirmative Answer to the Question, "AM I MY BROTHER'S KEEPER?" More Powerful thin a Million Sermons THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" " THE HONOR SYSTEM " . "THE HONOR SVSTBJ' Thunders Forth, to the Ends of Uie Earth, Its Message of Warninsr and of Hope: "Whosoever is indifferent to the fate of the unfortunato wards of Society contributes to their misery; for wo an our brother's keepei, and the cry of the thief on ihe cross, - Remember me,' still rings its message Will you hear it ?" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" Is the Greaiest, tho Most Wondrous Picture Ever Seer, in New Zealand. FOUR TIMES DAILY ALL THIS WEEK, At 12.15, 2.30, 4.45 arid 7.50 p.m. MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON. GAZETTE. CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. Overturo 7.30 o'clock—" Mir«Ua " (Gounod). DAY PRICES AS USUAL. NIGHT PRICES: 6d, Is and Is 65; Reserves 2s and Is Gd. THESE PRICES ARE JUST ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES CHARGED TO SEE " THE HONOR SYSTEM." Reserved D.C. and Stalls at THE BRISTOL, or 'Phone 3758. ; A NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT. THEATRE ROYAL.

Direction: John Hopkins. SEPTEMBER sth, 6th and 7th. THEEE CONCERTS ONLY By the Famous Italian Operatic Tenor, CAPELLI. CAPELLI. CAPELLI. CAPELLI. CAPELLI. CAPELLI. LATE PRINCIPAL TENOR WITH THE GONSALEZ GRAND OPERA COMPANY. No TENOR of recent yearn has made tho wonderful impression throughout the Dominion as has - CAPELLI. CAPELLI. CAPELLI. "The Golden-throated Tenor."—''Otago Daily Times." The BOX PLAN for the THREE CONCERTS opens at The Bristol on TUESDAY, September 3rd. Reserve Seats, 4s (plus tax). Touring Manager, SCOTT COLVILLE. WANTEDS. WANTED, the Public to know that A P. KEYS, PAPERHANGER, Stoney. hurst Street, St Albans, docs FIRST-CLASS WORK at VERY REASONABLE PRICES. 'Phone 2691. XD3259 AVON A.R.C. Cycle Tyres, G months' guarantee, lis 6d. T EFT-OFF Clothing.—Mre Pritchard is a -i Cash Buyer of Gent's Misfits and Leftoff Clothin b , Boots. Trunks, Portmanteaux; ilso Ladies' and Children's Clothing. Spot cash. Ring up 'phone 3334, or write 12, Victoria Street •INGER, Half-cabinet, cover fitting, cheap, -J round shuttle, £2 153. Globe, High Street, opp. Petersen's. WANTED Known—All your storekeeper supplies you with Stacey and dawker'a nutty flavoured Bread. 136 AVON Avcbury Cycle Tyres, 0 months' —-»• guarantoo, 14s Cd. OINGER, latest GGK model, used a few O times'; perfect, £8 10s. Globe, High Streot, Triangle, near Square. WANTED Known—See you buy Stacey and Hawker's Bread Essex Street Bakery. 1 36 J Has recently been overhauled and repainted. Complete with full sot of accos. sories, etc., 5 new covers and tubes. Don't fail to see this snip. Prico for quick sale £l5O. Adams Ltd.. 219, Tuam Btreot. MACHINERY of every description Wanted for Clients. Send us full particulars of any you have for sale, either new or gcod second-hand, and we will place it if at all possible. Manning Machinery Co., 188, Cashel Street, Christchurch. X A VON Cyclo Tyres are World Famous for A Quality and Endurance. ERNL E A F BUTTER. Its Purity is its Distinction. FRESH DAILY. ALL GROCERS.

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