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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18600, 30 December 1920, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction—J. 0. Williamson, Ltd., in conjunction •with Hugh 1). M’lntosh, Gororning Director, Harry Rickards Tivoli • Theatre*. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "THEMAN FROM TORONTO.” Don’t mi S 3 this chance of seeing Douglas Murray's Mirtlmiakor, as shown by the Courtneidge Comedy Company, straight from the Duko of York’s Theatre, London. Bead what the .Critics say about the distinguished English Actor. MB GEORGE TOLLY. MB GEORGE TULLY. who created the part in London, end played it with immense success during its long run, gave a thoroughly artistic study, Ilis work was a sheer delight, and not one jarring note marred his performance.-The “Sun.” MR GEORGE TULLY, who played the part in London, gives a delightful performance throughout. He is admirably suited to the part.—The “ Times.” MR GEORGE TULLY is excellent. Ha is a light comedian in every cense of tlio term. His'work is a masterpiece. AVe would like to sec morp of Mr Tully.—Tho " Press.” Reservations at The Bristol. Day Pales et tho Toy Cave Confectionery. D.C. and O.S. 7b 6d, Back Stalls Ss <’.d, Gallery Is Cd. Early Doors Is extra. All prices plus tax. Does Anv Woman Know What She Wants? IS IT CLOTHES? LUXURIES? LOA’E? ' The Question is answered To-night at QYD EN HAM PJC T U RES VJ in a gorgeously-dressed Production, “WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS,” “WHAT EVERY WOMAN AVANTS,” Featuring GRACE DARMOND. And CONTINUED SUCCESS ol , CECIL- VERNE, ' ‘ CECIL A T ERNE, In an Entire.lv New Act. VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES. Ordinary Prices. Ordinary Prices. a Continuous from Eleven. UEEN’S THEATRE. Double' Star Programme. CORINNE GRIFFITH. CORINNE GRIFFITH. Featured in “MISS AMBITION.” “MISS AMBITION.” Topical, Serial, and Comedy. NORMA TALMADGE, . NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. In her Greatest Success, “ DE ANNIE.” Ring 3342 for Reserves. EDUCATIONAL, STRIKING SUCCESSES OF GILBY’S COLLEGE STUDENTS. npHE results of tho last I.P.S. TypJL ists’ Examination and the Government Shorthand-Typists’ Examination ere to hand, and present striking instances of tho success of our Students, DEREyARE THE FACTS 1 (1.P.5.) In the Junior Section, 18 Candidates entered and all passed, 11 with distinction. In the Intermediate Grade, 11 Candidates entered and all passed, 6 with distinction. In tho Government ShorthandTypists’ Examination, 37 Candidates passed in Christchurch—l 9 of these were Gilby’s College Students. Of tho seven who passed the Senior Division the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, sth, 6th and 7th in order of merit were our Students. Proof positive of the success of ’ INDIVIDUAL TUITION. Day and Evening Classes. Correspondence Lessons. A Term may commence at any time. GILBY’S COLLEGE. LTD., ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, NEXT G.P.0., Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 1333. P.O. Box 56. Director: • i L. J. BERRY, A.P.A.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z. (And at Wellington.)

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