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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16905, 2 December 1922, Page 13

THE THEATRES. GRAND theatre. Continuous from Noon to 10 p.m. “JOHN CHILCOTE M.P.,” and “ THE HALF BREED.” TjIBERTY theatre Continuous, 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. “ THE PRIMITIVE LOVER.” MISS MTLLTCENT JENNTNGS’S PUPILS, And Supporting Features. SYDENHAM PICTURES. To-night, at 7.15. “STRONGER THAN DEATH ” and “ THE MASQUERADER.” OPERA house To-night, at 8. Fuller’s Eleven Wonders. The Andros Ruth Buclcnail, Dolores, Louis W. Bloy Golda. Rosa- Loader, A.T.C.L., A.L.C.M , Tom Laney. Maurice Sterndale.

The Jloyal Musical Society v a rehead.sal, for chorus only, “ Messiah ” iri the Durham School on Tuesday next at 7.3 C cordial invitation is given to . hers to be present. i'i-11 hold of the Street 1 p.m. A ex-meni-

KOVAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. Rehearsal for chorus on TUESDAY NEXT in DURHAM STREET SCHOOL, at 7.30. Members provide thenown seoi’es. A cordial invitation is extended to Ex-Members and others to take part in the forthcoming performance of the “Messiah’’ on the 19th and 20tl\ inst. 'No rehearsal this week for Orchestra.) R B. OWEN, Director. 'pWO IMPORTANT DATES FOR CITIZENS OF CHRISTCHURCH. TO-DAI FORTNIGHT (Anniversary Day > When we remember the Pioneers of our City, and the Mayor formally opens the Chester Street River Bank Section. TO-MORROW FORTNIGHT. When we remember the patients and children in Hospitals and Orphanages, and hold a festival of Song in the Hospital Gardens. The Royal Musical Society and the various Musical Organisations. Choir* and Bands arc invited to take part. GET YOUR GIFTS READY FOR THE CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS TREES.