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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16750, 3 June 1922, Page 1

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“ THE KINSMAN ” “ THE KINSMAN ” “ THE KINSMAN *’ The screen version of Mrs Alfred Sidgewiok's greatest novel. Featuring: CHHISSIE WHITE. CHRIRSIE WHITE. OHRISSIE WHITE. The supporting programme includes, SCENICS. COMICS and TOPICAI.S. Also THE LIBERTY GRAND ORCHESTRA. “ DEEDS. NOT WORDS.” The incidental music will include—- “ Miss Hook. of Holland ” (Rubens). *’ Danse Be Sylphes " (Berliot.), " Minuet ” CSchubert), “Three Songs” (Brahms). “The Broken Melody” (Van Biene), Prelude to “ Tristan and Isolde ” (Wagner), “Damnation of Faust” (Berliot). " Die Walkure ” (Wagner). Finale from " Symphonie Pathetique " (Tsc.haikowski). Plans at The Bristol and Theatre. ’Phone 2366. HAROLD E. RTGHTON. Manager. PLAIIST DANCE ASSEMBLY (Christchurch Original “ Plain Dance.”) SELECT WEEKLY DANCES. 7.30 p.m. TO-NIGHT. 7.30 p.m. EVERY SATURDAY. AT ST ST. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. 7.30 Every Monday, Beckenham Hall. 7.30 Every Monday, Beckenham Hall. 7.30 E\-cry Monday, Beckenham Hall. LONG NIGHT DANCE (7.30 T> Tn. till 1 a.m.l TFTTRFTIAY NI!VT. ■Reclcenha-m Fall. THURSDAY NEXT. Beckenham Hall. Dancing 730 fill \ n.m. (Sfpiip,- Provided.) REG. WOOD'S FULL ORCTTESPR A. REG. WOOD’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Nevt Thursdav Long Night Prices: Ladies 2s. Gents 2s 6d. 500 R. H. STILLWELL, Secretary. (CANTERBURY DRIVERS’ ANNUAL SOCIAL. ART GALLERY. WEDNESDAY, the 14th JUNE. * P»n. to l a.m. Progressive Euchre ,in Permanent Gallery. Dancing in Ballroom. Wells’s Band. Double Tickets r.s. Gents .7s. Ladies °s 6d, ALL ARE weteome 63*5 H. HUNTER. Secret ary. _ I") ANCP DANCE DANCE. FYURY WEDNESDAY. TRADES TTALL. TRADES HALL. 3 till 17. Woods's Band. NOTICE TO MEMBERS.-Next Club Dance. Wed.. 14th, instead of Sat., wth. 67SPFP

VACANT &. WANTED. THE SOUTH* CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD. WANTED, SENIOR MEDICAL OFFICER (Resident), for Tiraaru Hospital. SALARY £750 p.a. (with residence, fuel, light and laundry). Applications, addressed to the undersigned, will be received until 24th June. 1922. H. S. RUSSELL. Secretary. Timaru, N.Z. ti3o9ls: