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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17882, 30 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. 2.80 TO-MORROW 2.30 TO-MORROW 2.80. GRAND SPECIAL MATINEE. GRAND SPECIAL MATINEE. The Bis Show at Small Prices. 6d. Is. SPECIAL PRICES. 6d. I*. OPERA HOUSE. Direction . . . Bon and John Puller. Gales of laughter and applause greet WALTER GEORGE And his Merry, Mirthful SUNSHINE, PLAYERS In their consummation of cleverness, THE GRAND HOTEL, Positively the Best of the Bunch. WALLACE BROWNLOW, The Weld-famous Operatic- Baritone. BURNS AND LE CLERC, Supreme Nimble-toed Terpsicborean Experts BESSIE LESTER BESSIE LESTER That cute little American character. HUGHIE OGILVTE The brilliant HUGHIE OGILVIE Highlander. Parinc Acrobats. WELLS and WELLS PRICES—2* and Is (pins tax). Plan al Milner and Thompson's. No booking fee.

LAST TWO DAYS OF THE SENSATION OF THE WEEK. THE SENSATION OF THE WEEK. A TRULY WONDERFUL EXAMPLE OF THE TRAINING OF WILD ANIMALS. Coupled with BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHY AND A GOOD STORY. QUEEN'S THEATRE. A Spectacular Dramt. of JUNGLE J.JFE. JUNGLE LIFE. Superbly Mounted and Produced. "MAN AND BEAST.' " MAN AND BEAST." "MAN AND BEAST." This in a Film which appeals to YOUNG AND OLD. There is a Good Story, full of HUMAN INTEREST, In addition to tho Clever Work by ELEPHANTS, \ LIONS, LEOPARDS, CHIMPANZEE And Many Othor Animals.

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