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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16662, 18 February 1922, Page 1

amusements, etc. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. “ Where Music in its true Artistic Sens© is Allied to the Perfect Motion Picture.” 1? VEBYBODY’S. , J (The Distinctive Theatre.) commencing on Monday. COMMENCING ON MONDAY. ANOTHER WONDERFUL PROGRAMME Of PARAMOUNT PICTURES and DELIGHTFUL MUSIC!! We take pleasure in presenting the Great Cosmopolitan Super-Production, “THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED/’ “ THE WOftgAN GOD CHANGED/’ “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.' “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED/’ “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.” “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.” “THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.” “THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED." Here we havo one of the moet extraordinary pictures over produced, with an eutiroly original piofc, interpreted hy a Great Carl, headed by SEEN A OWEN SEEN A OWEN SEEN A OWEN SEEN A OWEN SE ENA OWENSEEN A GIVES And E K- LINCOLN. E K. LINCOLN. E K. LINCOLN. E. K. LINCOLN. E. K. LINCOLN E K. LINCOLN ' The Woman God Changed ” is a power iu! dramatic story that carries the spec t a tor from a. big city's fashionable circles to the romantic atmosphere of tronio isles. Its beautiful photography Ipdds the attention as by a magic spell THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.“ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED” “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.” “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.*’ ” THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED " “THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED” ” THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.” THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED ” ' Order in G o Court. The case of the People versus Anna Janssen “What a beautiful face, so sweet and brave. Can anyone with a faoe like that Ir* a- murderess?” It’s so still here —that- dreadful clock j gets on my nerves ” j Every clock is a symbol of destiny 1 What does Time do to the human soul? j In this strange story you shall see ’ THE * WOMAN G OD CHAN GE D THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED “THE WOMAN GOD x CHANGED.” “ THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED ” THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED “THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.’’ "THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED.” “THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED” A Drama of a woman whom Fate cast down—to raise agaiD re-created A. Drama, of Love and Regeneration, set in city slums and splendour, in the grandeur of Tropical Isle. ! She trod the primrose path—the only . rath she knew. Until Fate snatched her fiom her false existence, and showed her the way to life—and love! Ts there anything bigger than law. bigger than duty, bigger than love? Come, see this heart-stirring romance of a woman who learned to know. Additional— A “ Snappy " Realart Comedy-Drama. "FOOD FOR SCANDAL. “ FOOD FOR SCANDAL 'FOOD FOR SCANDAL/ “FOOD FOR SCANDAL" Starring | WAN'D A HAWLEY WANDA HAWLEY WANDA HAWLEY And HARRISON FORD. HARRISON FORD. HARRISON FORD. Nothing .grow? so fast as a scandal story —not even an Airedale pup nor a boy’s feet. There may he really nothing to it at the first, but give the gossip a little time and soon the heroine or hero of the story has no reputation left. ! Then— A Gorgeous Musical Programme By EVERYBODY’S “SELECT” ORCHESTRA. EVERYBODY'S “ SELECT ” ORCHESTRA. Conductor: W. J. Bellingham. F.S.M. SOME OF THE ITEMS:— Overture— 44 Zampa ” (Herold) Violin Solo—” Valse Lente ” . . (Drigo) Joseph Mercer. Quartet— 44 Londonderry Air ” . fridge) Everybody's String Quartet. Entr’acte— 44 Tenderly ” (Little) Soloist —Clarence ‘Crawford. Orchestral Suites - “ASCANIO BALLET" . (Saint-Saens) (Suites Nos. I and 2.) j 44 PETITE SUITE (Debussy) 44 Dreigesprach ” (Hamm) j (Trio for Flute. Oboe and Clarinet.) j Soloists: Ernest Jamieson. Charles Henry and Dan Sinclair. Light, Selections — 'The Gipsy Princess” .... (Kalman) 44 Don't You Remember the Time?” (Williams) USUAL PRICES. Reserves at The Bristol or Phone 4035 QY DENHAM PLAIN DANCE ►A .- ASSEMBLY. EVERY SATURDAY, S-11. Gents. Is Gd. I.adies Is. j SYDENHAM FOOTBALL HALL (Largest- Floor in Christchurch), j Wells’s Hand, four instruments, j Flannels optional. 3025 LAKE FORSYTH. ( CHRISTCHURCH REGATTA, SATURDAY * NEXT. Excursion Train 9.10 a m j Hot water provided. 1084 WANTED. ' TYANOE, ST PAUL'S SCHOOLROOM. | l ' PAPANUI. MONDAY, Feb. 20tli. 8 pm Funds Athletic Sports, Easter Monday. yV/HARENUT SCHOOL PICNIC. NEXT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 35 Train leaves Riccarton Station 0.25. Special low fares for parents and old pupils. Hot water, lea. milk. IK 1. i i MONSTER JUMBLE SALE will be held - v in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Selwyu Street. Addingtoft. on SATURDAY NEXT. Febrtiary 18th. 2.30 p.m. Men’s. Women’s and Children's Clothing, Produce, Home-made Cakes, etc. Admission 3d. _ IQIIX /“IHRISTCHTTRCH REGATTA, Lake ForV syth, SATURDAY NEXT. Excursion Train 9.10 a.m. TTof, -water provided. 1Q34 ITIUOHRE and Crib. Tournament. Ridgjoy > Hall. Mottday Next. Entrance la. Men only. 1079

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