AMUSEMENTS, LIBERTY THEATRE Daily, 2,30. • Nightly, 7.30. Continued Extraordinary Success. , WHITE HEATHER, WHITE HEATHER, WHITE HEATHER, WHITE HEATHER, The Famous Drury Lane Melodrama, As the Greatest Dramatio Production yot presented. Bland Holt created a sensation in the Dominion with the Play. The Screen Version enhances it a Hundred Fold. Every Incident is depicted with realism and in minutest detail. SEE the Powerful Court Scone. SEE tho Magnificent Castle Scenes. SEE tho Tremendous Fight Beneath the Waves between Two Divers. The Most Wonderful Act ever Filmed. WHITE HEATHER, WHITE HEATHER, IS the most Sensational Story yet placed upon tho Screcav Special Musical Accompaniment. HIGHLAND PIPERS And) SCOTCH MUSIC. Splendid Supports: PATHS GAZETTE TOPICAL BUDGET. And MAIDS—MORE MAIDS and MERMAIDS, (Beautiful Post Chester Scenic. MR HAROLD PRESCOTT, the Popular Tonor, will sing—“La Donna e Mobile, “ Mary,” and “ Because.” Box Plan at Bristol till 5 p.m. Afterwards at tho Liberty. Prides: la Id, la 7d, 2s Id, 2s 7d. LIBERTY theatre COMING SATURDAY NEXT. COMING SATURDAY NEXT. COMING SATURDAY NEXT. The Greatest and Most Wonderful Picture ever taken. MAROONED IN ANTARCTICA. MAROONED IN ANTARCTICA. MAROONED IN ANTARCTICA. SHACKLETON’S DASH FOR THE SOUTH POLE. SHACKLETON’S DASH FOR THE SOUTH POLE. SHACKLETON’S DASH FOR THE SOUTH POLE. IN THE GRIP OF THE POLAR PACK ICE IN THE GRIP OF THE POLAR PACK ICE IN THE GRIP OF THE POLAR PACK ICE IN THE G RIP OF THE POLAR PACK lOE Lecture Story. Film Romonoe. Pictorial Slides. The Unique Film of Shackleton’s Expedition that Startled Australia. FOUR WONDERFUL REELS OF ADVENTURE, ROMANCE. AND REALITY. The Endurance Crushed in the loe. The six months’ battle for life. v Elephant Island and its grim story. The Dash for Tho South Pole. Hear George Doan’s Thrilling Story—Every Word tho Plain, Unvarnished) Truth. The Accompanying Lecture is supplemented ■with Fifty Slides, which axe a Revelation, of Beauty. MORE THAN DRAMAI 9 STRANGER THAN FICTION 1 THRILLING 1 SURPRISING! But above all TRUE. NOTE.—The Liberty will also run the usual supporting Programme-de-luxe of Pictures and Music. STRAND THEATRE. Ffcom Noon. Continuous from Noon. “ KNICKERBOCKERSUCKAROO.” " RNICKERBOCKERBUCKAROO.” “ KNICKERB 0 CKERB U CKARO 0. ” SYDENHAM PICTURES. Two Big Features Two JACK PICKFORD In “ Bill JACK PICKFORD' Apperson’s JACK PICKFORD Boy.” A Story of Humble Life, and specially written for this great Artist. MARY MILES MINTER In MARY MILES MINTER "DIMPLES.” Comedy Gazette and Sconio. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "The Champion.” His Biggest Succoss. Q, R A N D THEATRE. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT.
AMUSEMENTS. FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE Direction: Ben and Jolm Fuller. Always FULLER’S And Merry VAUDEVILLE. Bright. Furoro created l nightly by ARCHIE ANT) GERTIE PALLS ARCHIE AND GERTIE FALLS “In a Few Hard Knocks.” GAZZAS GAZZAS GAZZAS GAZZAS Juggling and Balancing Extraordinary. -—MARGARET AND WILLIE MARGARET AND WILLIE Brilliant Child Contortionists. EDWARDS AND FARKES Tho Popular Corncdy Duo, WALLINGFORD TATE The Prince of Pianologuists. BERT LA BLANC REVUE BERT LA BLANC REVUE In an Entirely New Offering, “WHAT’S THE USE?” “WHAT’S TILE USE?" Merry Men nnd Maids in a Gay Pawnshop Revel. Crowded with Quips, Quirks, Romps, Pranks, Gambols and Jooosity. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2s Id; Stalls, Is Id. Reserves, 2s 7d Plan at Milner- and Thompson’s till 6 £ “ Wherever the English language is spoken there is one melodrama that stands above all others ” THE SILVER KING.' AT VERy£ 0 D Y ’ s. TWICE DAILY. 2.80 and 7.30 v.m. THIS WEEK, THIS WEEK A BIG SUCCESS 1 A BIG SUCCESS! A BIG SUCCESS! Yesterday, Hundreds Turned Away. Everybody delighted with The Great English Melodrama Classic, “THE SILVER KIN G.” “THE SILVER KIN G.” “THE SILVER KIN G.” “THE SILVER KIN G.” “THE SILVER KIN G.” “THE SILVER KIN G.” Elijah Coombes, Nellie Denver, *Enery Corkett, “Tho Spider,” Jacques, Gooffrey Ware, Baxter of Scotland Yard, and Wilfred Denvor—all theso are in tho Photo-drama, and all the sensational incidents of the drama too—tho raco for tho Derby—tho murder of Geoffrey Ware —the flight of Denver—tho train smash —Denver reported, dead and his dramatic'return—the arrest of “The Spider” and his gang—and the reunion. Big Supporting List, Including “ GREASED LIGHTNING.” Starring CHARLES RAY. Special Orchestral nnd Incidental Music BOOK YOUR SEATS. Bor Plan at The Bristol or ’Phone 4925. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “The Champion.” Hib Biggest Success. RAND THEATRE. TO-DAY AND" TO-NIGHT. COUNTY COUNCILS. MOUNT HERBERT COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. PURSUANT to tho “ Counties Act, 1908,” and “ Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and Amendments thereto: An Election to fill tho Extraordinary Vacancies on the Mount Herbert County Council as representatives of the Port Levy Riding, caused by the resignations of Messrs K. A. Fleming, John E. Fleming and Frank Coop, who are leaving tho district, will be held on THURSDAY, March 25, 1920, between the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. Nominations in tho Form numbered 2 in tho Second Schedule of the above Acts, must be forwarded to me, at the Council Chambers, Purau, on or before Noon on THURSDAY, March, 18, 1920. Nomination Papers may be obtained at the Post Office, or from Air J. E. Fleming, Port Levy; Air F. R. H. Gardiner, Purau; or the undersigned. W. A. CARPENTER, Returning Officer. Purau, Maroh 4, 1920. 8630 QHEAPEB MEAT. REDUCED PRICES. FIRST QUALITY. Prime Mutton, Forequartera 6d per lb. Prime Mutton, Legs Bid per lb. Prime Mutton, Chops . . 8d per lb Prime Heavy Lambs, Loins, from 2s 9d Prime Heavy Lambs, Legs, from 4s 9d Prime Heavy Lambs, Fores 5s Od Mince 6d P er lb. Tripe, fresh daily 8d per lb. OX BEEF REDUCED Id and 2d per lb. T. W. BARROW, CASH BUTCHER, 132, Armagh Street. 8 Doors from Colombo Street. 7543
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18352, 9 March 1920, Page 2
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