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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12406, 26 August 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. EE-OPENING OF THE (7j- RAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. BOORS OPEN at 7.15. GREAT TRIPLE-FEATURE SUPER-PROGRAMME. .Featuring ALLA N AZIMOV A ALLA NAZIMOVA ALLA NAZIMOVA ALLA NAZIMOVA ALLA NAZIMOVA ALLA NAZIMOVA ALLA NAZIMOVA THE TALK OP TWO CONTINENTS. THE TALK OF TWO CONTINENTS. THE TALK OF TWO CONTINENTS. NAZIMOVA, THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN. NAZIMOVA, THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN. THE WORLD’S GREATEST LIVING ACTRESS—NAZIMOVA. NA7JMOVA A now and eclipsing NAZIMOVA star in the film firmament. NAZIMOVA At tlie pinnacle of succeso NAZIMOVA in the world of silent NAZIMOVA drama, NAZIMOVA The woman of transcendent NAZIMOVA emotional powers NAZIMOVA Infinitely charming, whether NAZIMOVA grave or ■ gay. NAZIMOVA A tragedy queen and a A AZIMOVA queen of comedy, In “ REVELATION.” In “REVELATION." ; A Metro Special Super-Production, based on a powerful story that reaches the utmost heights of suhlimitv arid descends to the profoundcst depths of the human heart. _A great drama, featuring a great actress, picturing a marvellous story, full of a gripping heart interest the story of a Paris grisetto ennobled glorified. Introducing the glamour of a thousand-year-old fable and merging into scenes born of Urn titanic and grim battlefield strife of 1018. Also, Tho opening instalment of the STUPENDOUS "METRO” SERIAL . DELUXE, “THE GREAT SECRET."' “THE GREAT SECRET.” “THE GREAT SECRET.” “THE GREAT SECRET.” The greatest serial ever screened in this City, soaring high above even the excellent serials shown in the “ Grand.” With FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FRANCIS S. BUSHMAN BEVERLY BAYNE BEVERLY BAYNE The two artists who stand alone in serial work, and the crowned SOVEREIGNS OP THE SCREEN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in " THE COUNT." CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “ THE COUNT.” Music by tho GRAND ORCHESTRA, of seven instrumentalists—Mr A, L. Sutton, Pianist and Conductor. OVERTURE “ZAMPA.” MR W. TREWERNE (N.Z.'s Greatest Vocalist) will sing “On With tho Motley” (Pagliacci), “Lorraine” (Sanderson). NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Day Sessions 3d and 6d. Night (id and Is Id. BOOK Y T OUB SEATS AT THE BRISTOL. WANTED TO SELL. AND MANG IN, HOUSE AND LAND SALESMEN, 218, High Street. ’ £‘2s DEPOSIT.- £SO DEPOSIT. £-10 DEPOSIT. QT ALBANS—S-roomed Bungalow, every bJ convenience, splendid section, lot at 22a 6d per week. Price only £750. Deposit £SO. Folio 212-3 QT ALBANS—S-rpomcd modern House, fine b-f section, just over Id' section. Price £6_75. ___ Folio 211-5 ST ALBANS—4 rooms, every convenience, northern aspect, good section, close to 2d section. Price £SOO. Deposit £SO. • FoHoJ4O-3_ f'HTY—6 rooms, brick House, gas, sewer, K7 bath, washhouse, copper, tubs, good section. Let at 20s per week. Price £525. Deposit £25. Folio 125-2 JpENDALTON—6-roomed Bungalow, facing -*■ north, very modern, J-acro. Price £730. Deposit £IOO. Absolutely cheap, __ Folio U1 "OEDCLIPFS—3 rooms, very neat wcok-lnd •J-L properly, splendid section. Price £235. Folio 141-3 QPREYDON—S rooms, vc-r£ fine property, >•-> good section, close to 2d section. Price £OOO. Deposit £IOO. Folio 211-6 LOHREY AND MANGIN, House and Land Agents. 218, High Street, Christchurch. JQMJES. McCROSTIE CO.. LTD. BRIGHTON SPECIALISTS. SEA VIEW ROAD, NEW BRIGHTON. J‘/|Q H —BUiNGAnOW 4 rooms, sun porch, cWteUO all modern conveniences, close to tram. X*fi9hi —BUNGALOW 5 rooms, verandah, all modern conveniences, corner section, clos. to seiiool, J?QQrp^lKJtOOMElT Cottage, washdv'/mOKJ house, copper tubs, close beach land oar. _ —BUNGALOW 4 rooms, all convenionces, sun porch, corner section,. facing north. i? 1 (Tw—BEACH Section, very high, close cfc/XU d to Pier, on tramline. 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