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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12285, 6 April 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. E v K R Y BODY' S. (The Distinctive Theatre.) NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, AT NOON. NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION! EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION I Everybody's takes pleasure in announcing that it has secured the exclusive screening in Christchurch of the British 'Official War Film (By permission of the N.Z. Government) G. b. "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS" "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS" "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS" "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS" "THE BATTLE OF AREAS 7 ’ "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS" "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS" "THE BATTLE OF AREAS" An awe-inspiring reproduction of the terrific events in which our brothers, our eons and fathers are gloriously playing their part this day. Lloyd George says: “ All must see iii" NO NEED TO ASK—ARE YOU COMING? COULD YOU KEEP AWAY? The Worst Defeat Suffered by the German High Command, THE HINDENBURG RETREAT, One of the Grimmest, Greatest Battles of the whole War, in all its dreadful, yet glorious reality. “ Lives there a man with soul so dead ” Surely not. NO ONE MUST MISS IT, SEE This Authentic Historical Record— English Engineers blowing up obstacles in the Somme River—lnterior of Arras Cathedral, showing destruction wrought by the Huns —British Guns Shelling Vimy Ridge— A Tornado of Drumfire—The Germans Shelling a Recaptured Village—An Actual Raid by the South Africans—Miles end Miles of Cavalry, one of the most spectacular sights ever got by a war camera man—A Big Attack (this is a close-up view of the Advance)— TANKS IN ACTlON—Artillery under Fire —German Prisoners help to carry Wounded —Panorama of the Artillery, thousands of them, ALL IN ACTION—A German Traitor in Trouble—And Hundreds of other Intensely Interesting Scenes. SPECIALLY AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. 8 Instruments 8 - Under the Direction of Mr W. J Bellingham, F.S.M.A.U.C. The Series will he lectured during the Evening Sessions by LIEUTENANT LONGEURST, N.Z.E.F. Lately Returned Wounded from France/ NOTE.— k Substantial Proportion of the Receipts go to the various Dominion Patriotic Funds. SPECIAL MILITARY SESSION SPECIAL MILITARY SESSION, 8 o’clock MONDAY NIGHT 8 o’clo In the piesence of the Officer Commam and the Officers of the Canterbury Military District. PRICES AS USUAL. PUBLIC NOTICES. A USIiN AND CO., 613, Colour XX Telephone 3118. Cheap Warehouse. Cash Buyers of Guns, Tools, Gladstone a Trunks. ° Sideboards, Wardrobes, ' 'Duchesse Chests, Secretaires, Chest of Drawers, Cupboard, Kitchen Dressers, ilorns Chairs, Pedestal Desk. WANTED Sell, Latest Dropheadi 6G, 'I - cheap; Boat-shape Pram, Push-chairs, Easy Chairs, Go-cart, Ice Chest, Shaving Glass, Churns, Meat Safes. WANTED Sell, Stand Mangle, 24in | T2 IOs; Dining and Kite Tables, Ice-cream Churn, Hearthrugs, 1 pet Squares. \\T ANTED Sell, Guns from 27s 6d, Ham- • » merlcss Guns by Tisdale, Agnnw and Son; Stevens liammerless, i’7 10s; 410 bore Guns. Sitz Bath. XX/'ANTED Sell, Violin, Banjo, Mandola, •I I ■ Silver-plated Cornet, Cabin Trunks, Gladstone Bags, Suit Cases, Btief <3ags, Tin Trunks. VX/'ANTED Sell, Commodes, Lolly. Scales, • I Lolly Bottles, Preserving Botti s, Bassinette on Stand, Bagatelle Table. TXT ANTED Sell, 611-Baths on feet, Port- ■ » able Copper, Wheelbarrows, Gas Cooker, Wicker Settee, 7-picce Suits in moquotlc, cheap. 1442 E. DOWNING, BOOT STORE, 372. LINCOLN ROAD, ADDINGTON. Sale is a grnt success. Every - pair lower priced than city. BUY ahead f.t those prices—Children’s Shoos, 3s Gd to Ss Gd; Childuo’s Boots, 4s 6d to 8s Gd. BOYS' Strong Boots, Iflu fid to 20s; Women’s and Children’s Warm Slippers, 2s to Gs 9d. BN'S Bluchers, 12s 6d to 15s 6d; Men’s Chrome, 20s to 23s Gd; Split Shooters, 20s. MEN'S Box Calf Cooklmms, 30s to 355, greatest value. E. Downing, Addington. 1445FP MISS GOOLEY, GOLD WIRt. ARTISTE, 130, ARMAGH STREET. VISITORS to Christchurch are invited to conic and inspect the most Artistic Handwork CONSISTING of Beads and Pearls made up with Gold Wire in pretty designs. 7YTECKLETS and Earrings a sp«ocis!Uy. 1' Ladies' own Beads can be made up. r ItHIS is the place for Children's Pireofnls. J- Brooches Bangles and Strings ol pretty Beads. BE sure of address.—Bead Novelty Depot, 150, Armagh Street, opposite Hath the Herbalist. ]j.|-i QALE LINES—Miss Wright, (oppYPeterkJ eon's), great reductions in all Highclass Drapery for 3 weeks. A SPECIAL SALE will be held at the RED CROSS SALES DEPOT. Cathedral Square, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Next, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., of FANCY GOODS and LADIES' WEAR made by the Nurses in the Honolulu Hospital- FPlTfis" WANTED Known—Salvage Sale, Ross and Gicndining's Warehouse Stocks, Commences at 10 on Tuesday Next. Armstrong's. X7Ol R Lawn Mower rolled for and retnvnA- cd in good order, promptly. E. Reece, LtyT.