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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12015, 18 December 1924, Page 3

AMUSEMENT? DE LUXE THEATRE. (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross). The moment you place your foot on the threshold of this Wonderful Theatre our STAFF is at your service. Speaking of Pictures, ONLY TUB WORLD'S VERY BEST ARE SCREEN. ELD. All this combined with Delightful Music by the ORCHESTRA DE LUXE, make you realise that at the De Luxe only will you get the BEST and MOST in Pictorial ana Musical Entertainments. Box Plans are at the Bristol Piano Co., also Aitken's .Book Arcade, or ring or call at theatre. 'Phone 23-080. TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock. POSITIVELY~LAST NIGHT. Delightful MARY PHILBIN THE ROSE OF PARIS' COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY. MATINEE, SATURDAY. 2.30. First National Pictures will Present the Sensational Photoplay, "FOR SALE/ "FOR SALE/ “FOR SALE/ "FOR SALE/ "FOR, SALE/ "FOR SALE." . "KOR SALE." "FOR SALE." "FOR SALE." "FOR SALE." Featuring CLAIRE WINDSOR. CLAIRE WINDSOR, ADOLPHE MENJOU, ADOLPHE MENJOU, MARY CARR MARY CARR ROBERT ELLIS, ROBERl 1 ELLIS, And TULLY MARSHALL. TULLY MARSHALL. Earl Hudson's Stirring Story of High Life in Modern Society—and one of First National'6 Own Productions —in which a Beautiful Girl is offered FOR SALE by her own Mother and Father. Striking Scenes depicting Life in an ultra-fashionable New York Society Set and in Montmartre section of Gay Paris. LATEST TOPICAL BUDGET. SPARKLING COMEDY. MURIEL STARR in "EAST OF SUEZ." BOX PLANS For EAST OF SUEZ Which is to be staged for the first time in Now Zealand at tho Grand Opera House on Boxing Night, will be opened At the BRISTOL PIANO CO. On MONDAY MORNING NEXT/ PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 6s 6d; Stalls, Ss 6d; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Door Stalls Is, and Gallery 6d extra.

- QRAND OPEEA At 8 p.m. HOUSE. "1024 REVEILLE." Under the Patronage of Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Fergusson. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 GREAT FAREWELL PERFORMANCE GREAT FAREWELL PERFORMANCE Of the "1924 RrVVjiiiJtLE.” "1924 REIVEIILLB.” A FEAST OF COLOUR, 30 Separate and Distinct Numbers 30 230 PERFORMERS 230 The Cream of a Nine Nights’ Season. ALL-STAR PROGRAMME. In Aid of the R.S.A. Funds. Admitted by Press and Public 1 alike to be the BEST AMATEUR. PRODUCTION EVER STAGED IN WELLINGTON. GORGEOUS WARDROBE. DISTINCTIVE BALLETB. CATCHY SONGS, DAINTY DANCES, WONDERFUL ELECTRICAL MARCHES. A COLOSSAL PRODUCTION! FULL ORCHESTRA. Don’t take any chances of missing the production that has set Wellington talking. Seats at the Bristol. No extra charge. 3s, 2s. Is. no tax - WILLIAM LINTS. Producer. 230 of Wellington’s Best Talent. Professionally Trained. ATHLETIC SPORTS. THE GREATFST EVENT OF THE SEASON! IHLBTIC PARK(. THIS' SATURDAY. ‘ THIS SATURDAY. The Biggest and Brightest Afternoon Sport Ever Held. SEE- THESE GRRAT EVENTS.' 100 Yards with 48 Competitors. 220 Yards with 45 Competitors. The Great Quarter-mile Event with 28 Competitors, when ;W. Kyle, the Hutt Valley Champion, will endeavour to break the N..Z. record. The Three Mile Race, with the N.Z. Nurmi’s, will take place at 4.25 p.m. And every place in every face fought to a finish. ' Admission, Is; Stand, Is, Wellington ‘ Centre N.Z.A.A.A., J. O’SULLIVAN. Hon. Secretary. Officials must be on the ground at 2.10 WANTED TO BUY WANTED to Buy, or Lease, with long term, Dairy Farm, 50 or 100 acres, to take possession about May or June, 1925. Apply, with full particulars,, to H, Alexander, Moutoa, Foxton. ACKS—Chaff and Flour Sacks wanted. W. J. Gaudin and Son, Coal and Grain Merchants, Gbuinea street, and Kilbirnis 1 1 1 1 1 1 PHOTOGRAPHY REMEMBER your friends overseas this 1 Christmas. They remember you f by your photograph, the present only you 1 oan give. J. A. Shadlock, Lower Hutt. I BRIDES to be, make your appointment <. for the Wedding Group, at Shad- 6 lock’s. Portrait Soecialists. Lower Hutt. S -t I 1 WANTED Known For attractive ' i Printing at reasonable cost, go to 1 PN.Z. Times" Job Printing Department. I