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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16426, 14 May 1921, Page 1

amusements, etc, j QUEENS THEATRE Continuous from Ele?enQUEEN’ S ~T lEATRE ATTENTION! I SIT TIP AND TAKE NOTICE! COMMENCING TO-DAY, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. The Most Magnificent Film Production since pre-war days. " FABIOLA.” " FABIOLA ” “ FABIOLA " rt FABIOLA ” FABIOLA '' " FABIOLA ” From the prolific, pen of CARDINAL WISF.MAN. CARDINAL WISEMAN. Produced in Rome by the “ Cines Company. “ FABIOLA ” “ FABIOLA ” " FABIOLA ” “ FABIOLA "> Is the first Film shown In Westminster Cathedral. It revealß Rome of the fourth century seething with hatred for the Christian doctrines that are quietly weaning little gToupß of men and women from the adoration of Pagan Deities.. “ FAT’JOLA •' “ FABIOLA ” I Is a Story of Christian Martyrs, whose faith vanquished, time after time, tire terrors ol the Arena. GREATER THAN *’ QUO VADIS.” GREATER THAN -QUO VADIS.” GREATER THAN “QUO VADIS.” It is a vision of the luxury, the tumult o: Bacchanalian orgies and the splendour o: Rome at its zenith. ASTONISHING SCENES! ASTONISHING SCENES 1 GORGEOUS PAGEANTRY! GOROFOUS PAGEANTRY! See THE ARENA, THE WILD BEASTS, THE MARTYRS. A Subject of Dramatic, Historical Interest and Thrillirvr Action. Sec the EXTRAVAGANT Banquet fioenes. The vast AUDIENCE .at tho Amphitheatre “ Their fsith was greater than their fear.”. If vou have been looking for something DIFFERENT—your search is nt an end. Special Musical Accompaniment. Usual Strong Supports. “ELMO -vr “ ELMO THE FEARLESS.” No. 15. •• SOME ’Tfr •’ (<2- T «el comedy' “SOME ’TFC’ ” (2-reel cemedd. TOPIOALS, ETC. DAY PRTFES—3d. fid and Is Id. NIGHT PRICES—Is Id and 2s Id. Kin? r,'M2 for Reserves. SUNDAY CONCERT. SUNDAY CONCERT. SUNDAY CONCERT. THIS SUNDAY EVENING. THIS SUNDAY EVENING*. THIS ' SUNDAY EVENING. LIBERTY THEATRE. LIBERTY THEATRE. LIBERTY THEAT’BE. ’ I 1 . i I TSB,OFESSIONAT, *- T? r IP'TT. SSTON AT, ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Assisted bv MISS NELLIE BLACK, Violinist*, And MR, COLIN CRANE, Baritone, Of the “ Sinbad tlie Sailor ” Pantomime Co (By Courtesy of Mosers J. and N. Tait). GOS2 F. L. WOLEDGE, DANCING ! \ SELECT DASCE will be held in tb a Trades Hail, Gloucester St., EVEKI , WEDNESDAY EVENING. Admission Ladies Is. Gerta -2s. 697 OFP DANCE f IHRISTCHURCH1 HRISTCHURCH PLAIN DANCE CLUI V ' Dance 7.30 every SATURDAY, 7.30. Oddfellows’ Hall, St. Asaph. Bt. Woods's Excellent Orchestra. : \\T AHATAH ASSEMBLY. ODDFET, ▼» LOWS’ HALL WOOLSTON. Ever j Saturday Night. Admission Is fid. Refreshments. ! L. 'WITHERS, Musician. 3007 j DANCING. ' RICCARTON ASSEMBLY. UICCARTON ASSEMBLY. HICCABTON ASEEmBET. D‘ ONT FOEGET. EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT. Dancing from S til! 11 p.m j Catch No. 8 Car, 2d section. Ladies, Is . Gents., Is fid. ! 601-2 REG WOODS, Musician. OTAR OF OPAWA LODGE-EUCHRI ; yj AND DANCE. - i Selwyn St. Hall, MAY 26th. 7.45 to 1 a.rr GOOD PRIZES. Ladies, Is fid. Gents 2s fid. SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED, FLORIST WANTED. I APPLY BY LETTER, STATING EX PF.RIENCE AND ENCLOSIN' ( REFERENCES (Confidential). AND S. REID, ! FLORISTS AND SEEDSMEN, 271. High Street, CHRISTCHURCH. | 6022FP

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