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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16846, 23 September 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. CRYSTAL PALACE. GREATER R T S T A L PALACE. The Best Theatre in the Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.m.; 6.30 to Sloepytime. M. NEXT WEEK BEEBE Presents a Mighty En tamment—Mighty in Quantity and Mighty in Quality. Every XTnit. selected with Caro Tor the Pleasure and Edification of the Ii telligent Masses—A Programme that will lift, you right into the Lap of Ecstasy end hold you in Amazed Admiration for THREE SOLID HOURS. FIRST—HODKINSON’S Tremendous Photoplay do Luxe—A 'Truly Magnificent Production, and a Marvel of Pictorial and Artistic Beauty— A Stupendous Screen Version of the It'll-be-road-for-ever Popular Novel, “ The Honorable Gentleman." by AOHMEB ABDULLA. ACHMED ABDULLA. Ir Embodies EVERYTHING the Theatregoer loves best—a succession of Beautiful ach lovelier than the last story that reaches right down into the *' PAGAN LOVE.” " PAGAN LOVE." • PAGAN LOVE " PAGAN LOVE.” 'PAGAN LOVE” ” PAGAN LOVE.” A Film Classic that will live in YOUR Memory for Ever—A Terrific Tale of the Heart of Chinatown and a Chinese ManInterpreted by a Glorious All-Star Cast, headed by MABEL BAULIN MABEL BALLTN ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWS ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWS TOGO YAMAMOTO TOGO YAMAMOTO CHART.ES FANG CHARLES FANG NELLIE FILMORE. NELIHE FILMORE. There has Never Been a Picture like " PAGAN LOVE.” " PAGAN LOVE.” "PAGAN LOVE" It will take you Right into a New World Ea W € THEN TTNIVERSAT/S Charming Master Work—The kind of a Photoplay that Folks Everywhere Vivid Story of Adven ture in the Frozen Silence*. ” OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH.” ‘ OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH.” " OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH.” ‘ OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH.” “OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH.” "OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH." Starring the Most Manly Aotor of All, FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. With that Lovely Leading Lady, BARBARA BEDFORD. BARBARA BEDFORD. BARBARA BEDFORD. BARBARA BEDFORD. Here’s a Picture as Refreshing as an Ocean Breeze and as Wholesome as the Great Outdoors. The Great Artist, Nature, created the marvellous background for ” Out of the Silent North.” It is a cinema gem in a setting of rare beauty. Towering mountains rear their hoary heads above silent sno v-filled valleys. The grandeur of it. all leaves its mark upon the souls of men. "out of rms silent north.” " OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH." " OUT OF THE SILENT NORTH." Ie a Tale of the Canadian Northland - Where trees and men grow straight —A Tale of Real Men and Real Women—A Story of Heroism, Sacrifice and LOVE. BESIDES—7th Great Big Chapter of "WITH STANLEY' IN AFRICA.” "WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA.” History’s Most Marvellous Adventure. ALSO—BROWNIE, the Wonder Dog. Comedy. And INTERNATIONAL NEWS, SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitablv Played by the World-Famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. SY M PHON Y ORCHESTRA. Largest and Best Orchestra in Australasia. Under the Distinguished Conductorship o f MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS | BALL. BECKENHAM HAIL. ' pUESDAr NEXT (SEPTEMBER 26th), 6-2. j i X Seven Good Prizes, j Ladies, Ist and 2nd Fancy, let and 2nd ; ! Original. Gents, Ist aud 2nd Fancy, and : Best Comic. ! 2s 6d and 3s. Full Band. | PLAIN DANCE ASSEMBLY ) 7.30 TO-NIGHT—St Asaph St. Hall. . MONDAY Next—Beckenham Hall.. 1 WEDNESDAY Next—St Asaph St. Hall. | MONDAY NEXT 8 TO 12 P.M. Wood’s Full Orchestra. MONDAY NEXT. Beckenham Hall. MONDAY Next, Prices—Ladies Is 6 Dancing 8 p.m. till MidnightDancing 8 p.m. till Midnight. 2578 R. H. STILLWELL, Secretary. yyr alt zing c COMPETITION . TRADES HALL. WEDNESDAY NEXT, who have never won a prize. 8 till 12. Seven Instruments. A REMINDER. DANCING. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL will be held in St Saviour's Hall. Queen St., Sydenham, MONDAY', Sept. 25. Grand March, 8 p.m. Cash prizes for Best Fancy Dress. Most Original Costume, and Lucky Spot Waltz. Prices 3s 6d double. 2a single. NEW BRIGHTON ORCHESTRA. CANTERBURY College. Orchestral SoJ eiety's First Concert on Friday next College Hall. 9111 (EDUCATIONAL.. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein’s Buildings, Triangle.’ r p ( HERE are always openings and oppor X lunities for qua Lifted commercia students. Money spent on training i the finest investment possible. By effi ciency you rise. We t-eaeh all commercia subjects thoroughly aud rapidly. Ni waste of time and no slurring of work Personal attention and tuition. Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, Teachers' Diplomas. Prospectus on application. 5 EXPERT TEACHERS OF' DANCING. MAC’S DANOfNG ACADEMY of I A and Gentlemen Teachers. We h; taught thousands. We can teach y Lessons a* y hour (day or night), latest Ballroom, also Stage Fancy C Dancing caught. 221, Manchester Str< corner Worcester Stret, City. 5 DANCING. MR WM FRASER’S School reopens BATJRDAY, TUB. 25. Beginners’ Class— Monday. Wednesday. Thursday. Advanced Clas.-—Tuesday and Saturday. Private Letr .ins by appointment. <9, RIVER ROAD. AVONSIDF., near Fitzgerald Avenue. 'Phone 2376. 3595.