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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18599, 29 December 1920, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction—J. 0. Williamson, Ltd,, in. conjunction with Hugh D. M’lntosh, Governing Director Harry Rickards Tivoli Theatres. “ THE MAN EROM TORONTO.” Read what the critics say about the production of MURRAY’S MIRTH-MAKER by the talented Members of the Robert Courtneidge Comedy Company, straight from the Duke of York’s Theatre, London. u. Headed by GEORGE TULLY,. The Distinguished English Actor, and MARGARET SWALLOW, The .Fascinating Comedienne. AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. It must be acclaimed as an instantaneous succoss. It undoubtedly outclasses anything that, has been seen hero in the Comedy line for many years. It- is magnificently written, and splendidly-acted. It is a piece no true Theatregoer can afford to miss.—The “Rresß.” PRAISE JUSTIFIED. The play was well staged, and well merited all the good tilings that have been said about it in advance. It is quite easy to understand why it has achieved such a phenomena'. success in both England and Australia, and it is safe to predict for it a highly successful run in Christchurch. ACCREDITED ENGLISH SUCCESS. Another accredited English success has found its way to the Dominion. Tho play was 'most enthusiastically received. It’s a pleaauro to welcome a company of such a calibre to Christchurch. BOOK EARLY AND SEE THIS DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS. Box Plan at The Bristol. Day* Sales at tho Toy Cave Confectionery. D.C. and 0.5., 7s 6d; Back Stalls, 3s 6d; Gallery, Is 6d. Early doors Is extra. All prices plus tax. gYDENHAM PICTURES. VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES. CECIL VERNE, N.Z.’s Leading CECIL VERNE, . Comedian, With his LIVE TEDDY BEAR. Then tho Leadyig Picture is “IN SEARCH OF A SINNER,’’ “IN SEARCH OF A SINNER,” With that Naughtv. Saucy CONNIE TALMADGE CONNIE TALMADGE Doing the Search, And when Connie is- on the job oan reckon there is “ something doin’.” Continuous from Eleven. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Double Star Programme. COBINNE GRIFFITH. CORINNE GRIFFITH. Featured in “ MISS AMBITION.” “MISS AMBITION.” Topical. Serial, and Comedy. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. In her Greatest Suocess, “DE LUXE ANNIE ” “DE LUXE ANNIE.” ■ Ring 3342 for Reserves. BOROUGH COUNCILS. BOROUGH OF SPREYDON. PROPOSAL TO AMALGAMATE WITH THE CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH. Pursuant to Section 120, Subsection B, of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1909. and “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and amendments thereto. I HEREBY give publio notice that I have received a demand in writing under the hands of the required number of Electors on the District Electors’ Roll of the Borough of Sprevdon. asking that a POLL be taken to amalgamate the Borough of Spreydon with the' City of Christchurch, as from the end of the next financial year or as soon aftey us practicable. And I further give notice that, in accordance with the above demand, a. Poll of the Electors will be takon ,18th dav of JANUARY, 1921, on the said proposal. The Poll will commence at 9 a.m. on the day appointed for same, and will close at 7 p.in. on the same day. The Polling Booths will, he . situated as follows: Council Chambers, Barrington Street. Beckenham Hall, Somerfield Street. Methodist Schoolroom, corner South Crescent Road and Selwyn Street. Baptist Schoolroom, Lincoln Road. ALFRED MANHIRE. Mayor; MARK W. WOODFIELD. Returning Officer. Spreydon, 15th December, 1920. IGOS CONVEYANCES. 1 AKAROA. AKAROA. AKAROA. QAKLEY’S MOTOR SERVICE. CARS LEAVE as followLethaby’s, 8.30 -a.m.- and 2.30 p.m. Parkinson’s Private Hotel. Akaroa, 1.30 and B.SO SUNDAYS —Tourist Office Dept., 9 a.m.; .Parkinson’s, Akaroa, 4 p.m. Special Trips Xmas Season. Fares: Single 20s, Return 355. Concession Fares to Peningula residents and C. Travellers. CAR, leaving for Nelson, Sunday 9 a.m,, room for 2 more Passengers. D. Hight, care “ Times ” Office. 2723

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