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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16780, 8 July 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. LIBERTY THEATRE. T IBERTY The Liberty House LIBERTY of LIBERTY Big LIBERTY Attractions. LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. MATINEE 2.15. NIGHT 7.15. A BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION. Headed by JACKIE COOGAN JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN (The Kid Himself) In the World-wide Read and Popular Story “ PECK’S BAD BOY.” BAD BAD BAD BAD BOY.' BOY.” BOY.” BOY.” ‘ PECK’S ” PECK’S “ PECK'S ” PECK'S A Picture that will draw like a, magnet. Every father and mother and every kid will want to eee the Wonder KID himself in five great reels of laughs. Yon can’t resist BAD BOY.” BAD BOY.” BAD BOY.” BAD BOY’.” BAD BOY’.’’ d will always give a tip to s why we are tipping you not to miss this. It is the world’s finest picture with the world’s baddest Kid. and the most, lovable at the same time. JACKIE COOGAN ‘ PECK’S '* PECK’S ” PECK’S ” PECK’S ” PECK’S good frie pal, that JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE JACKIE COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN COOGAN Is every night opening up and letting loose waggon loads of cheer germs. Come along and get. your share. You know how you have laughed yourself hoarse over ” Kid' the antics, but wait till you see the A waggon load of monkeys is ‘ PECK’S ' PECK’S ‘ PECK’S * PECK’S ' PECK’S BAD BOY.” BAD- BOY." BAD BOY.” BAD BOY.” BAD BOYL” Splendid Array of Supporting Features. Headed by WILLIAM WILLIAM WILLIAM 'WILLIAM WILLIAM WILLIAM WILLIAM WILLIAM In HART HART HART HART HART HART HART HART ” STAKING HIS LIFE.' " STAKING HIS LIFE.” ” STAKING HIS LIFE.” ” STAKING HIS LIFE.” " STAKING HIS LIFE.” THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! A picture of a thousand thrills. A 5000 footer filled with the supreme spirit of “youth.” of * l romance,” of “life,” breathing the atmosphere of the great Western Plains of America* Also, SNOOKY, the HumaDzee. In ” READY TO SERVE.” The Latest Path© and Topical Gazette, containing all the World’s News. LIBERTY' GRAND ORCHESTRA Will Play a Programme of Synchronised and Selected .Music, including the following:— “ Naila ” (Delibes) " The Spring Maid " (Reinhardt) ” The Pearl Girl ” (Felix) “ Sylvan Rebels ” (Fairban) " Interruezzo-Veiitine ” (Morel) “ Sambo’s Picnic ” (Tchakof) “ Chin Chin ” (Cary 11) “ Fireli6B ” (Durand) 4 Canoeing ” (Pryor) “ May Time ” (Romberg) *’ The Girl on the Film” (Sirmay). PRICES: Matinee, Is, 3s 6d. 2e, plus Ta.x; Children Half-price. Night Is. Is 6d, 2s. 2s 6d. plug Tax. No Half-price Children. Box Plan g.t The Bristol till 12.30, then at the Theatre, 'Phone 2366. HAROLD E. RTGHTON. Manager. PLAIN DANCE ASSEMBLY. gELECT WEEKLY r DANCES. 7.30 TO-NIGHT and WEDNESDAY NEXT. At the ST ASAPH STREET HALL. MONDAY NEXT and THURSDAY NEXT At the BECKENHAM HALL. Reg Woods’ Premier Orchestra. ANNUAL FANCY DRESS DANCE. JULY’ 20th. at BECKENHAM HALL. 8 Good Prizes. WEDNESDAY NEXT, DANCE (Under Auspices of Plain Dance Assembly.) 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. At the ST ASAPH STREET HALL (near Colombo Street). Special Attraction at this Dance of a Blindfold Waltzing Competition. (Note.— Each Couple Blindfolded. Prizes awarded for Best Waltzing.) Next WEDNESDAY and Every Wednesday. Music by Reg Wood’s Full Orchestra. Music by Reg Wood's Full Orchestra. Patrons advised to c-ome early. Many i turned away last Blindfold Competition. Next Wednesday Prices: Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. 1186 R. 11. STILLWELL, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL, CHOOSE A CAREER and Receive a Compieto Commercial Training at DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Or. if you are preparing for an exam in- ; atiou WE CAN ASSIST YOU. Hundreds ; of our students are occupying highly paid J positions in Scholastic Institutions and j Commercial Enterprises. A Special Class i for the Bookkeepers’ Certificate is held ‘ each Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. ; Early enrolment is advisable. This class ; is in charge of a Practical and Qualified : Accountant. Full particulars on applica- 1 tion. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ; Hallenstein's Buildings. Trumgle, '.Opp D.T.C.), Christchurch. 3159 I AND MANDOLIN LESSONS) i> GIVEN. Beginners or Advanced. Terms Moderate. ! MISS HARRISON. Book Lovers’ Library, Christchurch. 422 X DANCING. MR WM. FRASER’S School reopens SATURDAY, 25th FEB. Beginners’ Class— Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. Advanced Class—Tuesday and Saturday. Private Lessons by appointment. 40, RIVER ROAD. AVONSIDE. near Fitzgerald Avenue. ‘Phone 2376. 9595 EXPERT TEACHERS OF DANCING. I\/F AC’S DANCING ACADEMY of Lady and Gentlemeu Teachers. We have taught thousands. We can teach you. Lessons any hour (day or night). All latest Ballroom, also Stage Fancy Clog Dancing taught. 221, Manchester Street, corner Worcester Street, City. 5012 DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. ipROF. FLEMING has resumed Teaching. ! All. Special Dances taught in Three Private Lessons. Any hour. Alno Private ! Glasses forming to suit Pupils. Proficiency guaranteed. Private Academy, 241. Carbof Street. 'Phone 294. XD