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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 31, 13 March 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S THEATRE, HEREFORD' STREET. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS «d. CHILDREN 3d. TO-DAY —FRIDAY— TO-NIGHT. MONSTER WEEK-END PROGRAMME. MONSTER WEEK-END PROGRAMME. MONSTER WEEK-END PROGRAMME. "THE STRONGER SEX." "THE STRONGER SEX.". (Vitagraph Dranta.) ENGLISH GAZETTE ENGLISH GAZETTE (Patlie Topical.) "THE OUTLAW." "THE OUTLAW." (Vitagraph Drama.) "A DOUBLE WEDDING." "A DOUBLE WEDDING." (Keystone Comic.) "THE PRIDE OF BATTERY B." "THE PRIDE OF BATTERY B." (Lubin Drama.) "COURSE OF THE DOUBS." (Pathe Scenic.) "WIFFLES AND THE„ MERRY WIDOW." (Pathe Comedy.) TO-MORROW'S "Specials" MATINEE For Ladies TO-MORROW'S and MATINEE Children. "THE FLOWER OF THE RANCH." "THE FLOWER OF THE RANCH." *- "A GIRL OF THE WEST." "A GIRL OF THEW.EST." * Two Absorbing Studies, of a very High Order of Merit. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 585 R AND T H E A T R E. CONTINUOUS PICTURES—CONTINUOUS. I^2'NOON to 11 p.m. ■!:■■■' TO-NIGHT. ' TO-DAY. ' TO-NIGHT. The Magnificent B. and C. Drama, 3000 feet. THE BROKEN CHISEL. THE BROKEN \ CHISEL. t THE BROKEN CHISEL. A Touching and Heart-thrilling Story of Everyday Life. POLEON, THE TRAPPER (Nestor Drama). Adventures in the Land of the Silver Fox. ECLAIR JOURNAL No. 56 (Latest World's THE FRONTIER TWINS START SOMETHING (Comedy ). RURAL THIRD DEGREE (Keystone Comic) MUSIC BY THE~ GRAND ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL . . 6d and 3d. 588 UNBOUNDED SUCCESS OF PROGRAMME GLOBE TH-EA TR E. HIGH STREET. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Star —THE OPEN DOOR— Drama. THE FLY LEAF OF FATE (Drama Unique) SCENES' IN CALCUTTA (Coloured' 'Scenic) PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE, 253. PROF. WILLIAM NUTT (E£ia«pCdmedy). This Programme Scorns Comparison. CHILDREN'S MATINEE. 2.30 SATURDAY. Lucky Seat for Boys and Girl's Silver Writch .''..■■ ' ' : '- : ''575

ERA \H O U S E. v>r ."Direction: Fuller-Brenrians, Ltd. "VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE.*' \ TONIGHT, at B—NIGHTLY. Last T.wo Nights, of our Tremendous, Reception Accorded y THE FIVE MUSICAL LASSIES, THE FIVE MUSICAL LASSIES. : \ A Brilliant Musical Melange, andv' GORGEOUS SCENIC SPECTACLE. The Reincarnation of Tuneful Harmony. CHIEF EAGLE HORSE." CHIEF EAGLE HORSE. The Famous American-Indian Baritone. JOLLY FANNY RICE.; JOLLY FANNY RICE.. Presenting Her Original Creation. THE MINIATURE MIMIC-STAGE. VERNADE. Hand-balancing 5 Marvel. WELSH and CARBASSiE,' ; LEONARD NELSON. WESTON and HILL. - LITTLE MOLLIE./ \' "; MARGARET'CARAHER. CLAYTON and CROAN. PRICES: O. Stalls 2/-, DC. 1/6, Stalls I/-. Reserves" at Milner and Thompson's, or by Theatre Telephone, 1471, until 8 p.m.

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