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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 788, 19 August 1916, Page 10

Commencing MONDAY, AUGUST 21st A Picture Holiday Trip from Australia and New Zealand to London via Canada. - i k mm MS :.:•!<,. v&lWw sCv'a V-r ft//:' -J: <•%*'*•'< "' ■■' : . ' •' ■tr ■ » ■? _«i ; «£P* =? - / IftStil JSf 1- ■ -v. ■■■■■-,■: -- Through the Storied Isles of the Pacific Sydney, Auckland, Suva, Honolulu, British Columbia, Montreal, Niagara, Liverpool, London. Fares : First Class 1/- Second Class 6d. Cabin de Luxe (Reserves) 1/6 Book for tour at the Bristol

j hugh d. Mcintosh Commencing WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30 JACK CANNOT The irresistible Comedian that everybody likes, with new songs and new quibs. GEORGE WELCH A Brilliant English Comedian and eccentric '' drunk.'' BILLY REGO, No finer Pantomimist ever came to Australasia. SHORT & LITTLE Not much of them, but they prove there is something new in the acrobatic line. ELLA CASPERS The Girl with the Voice of Gold. Or later on by tile light of the moon, Girls without number prepare for slumber, And pray that good dreams may be coming soon. Surfing girls and golfing girls, Girls standoffiish and girls that spoon, Flappers shaking rebellious curJs, Girls slim ankled in dainty shoon, Girls who think that to kiss is sin, Girls who kiss and don't pause to think, Girls who don't sec where the shrink—■ Each of them standing so pearly whitey, As she slips from her kimono into her nightie, Each (spite of moralists dour and fierce) Going to dream about Vera Pearce. WALTER WEEMS The funny fellow with the ebony dial. His every jest has a subtle point. FRANK GREENE An established favourite, with new love ditties. BELGIAN BAND Famous throughout Australasia as the Fighting Musicians. JACQUES BOL The tenor with the Belgian Band. His singing is superb. JEAN KEITH Marvellous child dancer. A modest and timid creature, with hair as red as sunset, i Men, don't come too near, or else you will get scorched. Bos Plans at The Bristol, MONDAY, AUGUST 28.