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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16905, 2 December 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. GRAND THEATRE. FULLER'S PICTURES Another Great Play has come to the Screen —and with it the World-famous Actor who bo triumphantly portrayed its dual roles on the Stage. GUY BATES POST GUY BATES POST GU V BATES POST GUV' BATES POST GUY BATES POST GUY BATES POST In ** JOHN CHILCOTE. M.P.” " JOHN CHILCOTE, M.P/’ "JOHN CHILCOTE. M.P/' " JOHN CHILCOTE. M.P.” " JOHN CHTLOOTE. M.P.” "JOHN CHILCOTE. M.P.” Or " THE MASQUERADER ” " THE MASQUERADER ” ” THE MASQUERADER ” " THE MASQUERADER.” " THE MASQUERADER ” THE MASQUERADER.” MILLIONS thrilled to it a? a hook: MILLIONS more as a play; hut MORE MILLIONS THAN EITHER are now being ; enthralled bv it on the Screen. The recognised leader of the American tl eatrioal worli in the part Le originally, created. Only after a successful run ot j SIX years was Mr Post peystaded to per rCuate for all time his Greatest Triumph Mr Pos appea.rel for 20 weeks in Sydney i ami Melbourne, and row we present this j ciit tingirshed actor to the picture-lovers m tchurch for the first time, in " The uerader." COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. i Tliis is an Eight-part. Masterpiece made by j _ FIRST NATIONAL From Katherine Cecil Thurston's Novel, "JOHN CHILCOTE, M.P.” A Wonderfully and Incredibly Fascinating Plot. The World's Strangest Love Storv. The Story of Ohilcote—leader of men. and of »ok his name, his place—and Preceded n this wonderful proa Western Drama of T Action. "THE HALF-BREED’ ” the HALF-BREED ' " the HALF-BREED ' ” the HALF-BREET) I WHEELER OAKMAN. WHEELER OAKMAN. WITEET.ER OAKMAN. WHEELER OAKMAN. by On the screen at startled New York sweeping from wig’ to mate—and then DON'T MISS A MOMENT OF TH\S DRAMA. We run from Noon till Sleepy-time. ' ~ - one 2034. at The Bristol CARNIVAL DANCE ASSEM. MONDAY NEXT, 8 TILL 1 2. PUBLIC NOTICES. ASTHMA AGAIN ARRESTED BY KORAS M A. r J/HE FAMOUS N.Z DISCOVERY C.P.. Invercargill, writes:— " I have felt, so well since taking KURASMA that I shall always have, it with me.” QUIT SUFFERING BY TAKING KURASMA. At, All Chemists, and A. W. SPENCE. M.P.S., Prescription Chemist, SYDENHAM. 3570 HEATHCOTE ARMS HOTEL U FAMILY HOTEL. Under Entirely New Management. I, Situate on the ESTUARY, easy distance from Chrietchurch and Sumner. DAILY Reliable Tram Service passes the door. Book to Reatbcote Bridge. The House is commodious and specially suitable for Visitors to the EXHIBITION. The Cuisine is under the special supervision of MRS BULL. A full stock of choicest brands Wines, Beer and Spirits TARIFF MODERATE. Families Special Quotations. EDWIN BULL, Proprietor. SPRATT AND CO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 121, WORCESTER STREET (Opp. Government Buildings). 'Phono A 5082. £775 1 SPRATT AND CO. W A I TEA M. ; OOD T l*; P. M s A lIR ANTED- - Well-built. T House. I room-, nienccr s , about 3-16-acre, asphalt £ISOO- - Modern Bungalow. 5 rooms and kitchenette, all latest conveniences, including e.L, gas copper and stove, Don It on bath, motor garage. Good section. :-ii> perches laid out in garden, asphalt paths. Whole property newly painted and papered, panelled hall and dining-room. Owner leaving Christchurch. Card to view from SPRATT AND CO. RAILWAYMEN. —EASY TERMS. Solidly Built Sq. wOOd no use, Verandah, 4 good rooms P. and P. and conveniences, E.L. and Gas, sheds and fowl house?, 35 perches. Valuable section. Full particulars. Sole agents. SPRATT AND COY. SOUTH BRIGHTON. POO £7 —NEW BUNGALOW BACH. 3 XOOd rooms, plastered, and sleeping verandah, cold water inside over sink, e.l. Agents. SPRATT AND CO. MERIVALE. Ideal Locality. PQQ ~ —TIP-TOP T HOUSE, 4 rooms an 1 kitchenette, all conv., in splendid. order, J-acre section. Owner leaving First to inspect will buy. SPRATT AND CO LINWOOD BUNGALOW. £ -Pll PCn— TEEMS GIVEN Well-built Bungalow, 5 large rooms, p. and p., all conv.. back sun verandah, 4.'2a in !--rn and garden, asphalt paths, re :.\cw motor garage. This is really good value. Sole Agents, SPRATT AND CC.