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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1339, 29 May 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 0 P E R A H O U S. E. Direction: Ben and John Fuller. I Tremendous success of the Musical Genius GREGORY IVANOFF GREGORY IVANOFF One of the World's Greatest Violin Virtuosos. English Song Bird, PATSIE HILL. THE MAXIMS Top-notch Juveniles. COCO, SHE AND IT. A Distinctly Unique Speciality. CARLTON MAX. BELLOUA. - THE RALEIGHS. Positively Last Two Nights of that Supremely Popular Combination, the TOM HAVERLEY MUSICAL FARCE COMPANY, . In a Grand Revival of "THE MAN IN BLACK." "THE MAN IN BLACK. "THE MAN IN BLACK. Brightest and Best of ail the Murphy and Casey Adventures. j PRICES: 2/- and 1/- (Plus Tax). Plan at Miluer and Thompson's. No booking ice. —MAY 31st. -FRIDAY. FXTR\ SPECIAL ATTRACTION. EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Ben J. Fuller presents HARRY FARROW HARRY FARROW And his Potted Pantomime Company, in an Abbreviated and Witty Version or " ALADDIN." " ALADDIN." " ALADDIN." " ALADDIN." An enlivening, hurry-scurry, hilarity show, getting through in an hour what takes ouiei pantos, alt night. Three Scenes of Bovrilised Brightness and Compressed Cheerfulness. prysa l a c e Vy (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificence >. A RECORD-BREAKING PROGRAMME. HUGE CROWDS DELIGHTED. WILLIAM FOX Presents R. A. WALSH'S WONDERFUL DRAMA, "THE SILENT LIE." "THE SILENT LIE." " THE SILENT LIE." "THE SILENT LIE." The Greatest Tale of the GREAT NORTH-WEST. Stupendous—Sensational— Thrilling. Just Ten Times Bigger and More Exciting than all other Western Dramas. "THE SILENT LIE." "THE SILENT LIE." The Life Story of a Heroine who was reared in a Western Dance Hall. A Play Full of Beauty and Big Moments, MIRIAM COOPER, 41 With MIRIAM COOPER, With MIRIAM COOPER; "The Real Star of 'lntolerance. . TERRIFIC MACK SENNETT COMEDY, " ARE WAITRESSES SAFE?" " ARE WAITRESSES SAFE? « ARE WAITRESSES SAtE?" A Perfect Tornado of Laughter, with the Great Fun Triumvirate, LOUISE FAZENDA, BEN TURPIN, and SLIM SUMMERVILLE. Still the Question of Questions remains Paramount and Unanswered, "WHO IS NUMBER ONE?" Episode 6 will leave you still Guessing. "AMERICAN GAZETTE." j MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS Vocalist. CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESIRA. Sessions and Prices as Usual. _ BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL

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