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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12405, 24 August 1918, Page 1

amusements, etc. OPERA house Direction' Bon and John Fuller. Everybody more than delighted with WALTER GEORGE’S SUNSHINE PLAYERS. Presenting His Third Gloom Dispeller, “THE ORANGE GIRL.” of. Caro Free Jollification. First Appearance* of BESSIE LESTER, . BESSIE LESTER, American Character and Dialect Comedian. m, „ .HUGHIE OGILVIE, Wpt t Holhcking, Hilarious Highlander. 'VELLS, Eccentric Acrobats. nPm? A 0 , CREMER AND ARNOLD. v£rlr>* ni HEMSLEY. PERCIVAL. wn IC,Et V 2a and Is (plus Tax). Pku at Milner and Thompson's. No Booking Fee, 11 ON D AT-N E XT-MO N D AT. Starring Engagement of WALLACE BHOWNLOW, WALLACE BROWNLOW SYDENHAM PICTURES G To-night. JOHN CtLAYDE’S honour;” " SHIR] F v "k-’i r ..YvL : « HIR HEY KAYE.’ -.i KIMBALL YOUNG. MTSTErA OF TrU DOUBLE CROSS.’ MADCF TUBS. amp WED. “ NEARLY'^iaBRIED.” IADGE ™ EM " NEARLY MABRIED? ABLY MAEEIED ’' ,cr-v- “NEARLY HARRIED. v. Auckland, English Park, Aug. 31st. W A nW r‘ Kn -° Wn ~ Tllat Accorc i 11 ,s "’ell provided for at th Auckland-Cantorbriry Hatch Next Satiutkj PRELIMINARY P -inouncement.—“ We Givt, ■> UP rr 5U , Entertainers and the ‘‘Jo W Th ®, Wednesday, Septan berJSth. Proceeds Trench Comforts Fune JNTERPROVINCIAL. Hockey Canterbur — c _ English Park, Aug, 31st. - ’ ° * “ “*“l -“Wg. Oil PRELIMINARY Announcement^—” l r- i W u . Ehtertainars and the « SA 1 Tieatre . Wednesday, Sep her ISth. 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The above : Students were the ONLY SUCCESSFUL I CHRISTCHURCH CANDIDATES. - I In the JUNIOR DIVISION FOURTEEN 1 out of the FIFTEEN Candidates from the School were successful. ! THOROUGH AND INDIVIDUAL 1 INSTRUCTION. THOROUGH AND INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. ! DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. • DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. ■ I Terms Commences at Any Time, Railway Concession Tickets for Country Students. DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, DIGEY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein’s Buildings, Triangle, opp. D.1.0, ■, 4 PARIS SCHOOL. (Registered.) I T EARN THE PERFECT JU SYSTEM OF COSTUME MAKING. UP-TO-DATE AND DRESSExperts to_ teach yon. No Charts. Single Lessons Is each. Costumes and Dresses, cut and fitted, 6s. Railway Concession Tickets on application. MRS GENN. MANAGER, 272. HIGH ST T.T.S. T.T.S. ’ PR DANCING. WM. FRASER’S CLASSES. Learners; Mondays, Tuesdays and i Practice Class: Wednesday and Sati _ till 12. ’ Private Lessons any hour, bv apnoi 40, RIVER ROAD. AVONSIDI Near Fitzgerald Avenue. 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