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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16928, 30 December 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ETC. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Q Showing? to-day and next week. ONE OF THE FINEST PROGRAMMES WE HATE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING. A Programme to be remembered. A Glorious collection of pictures that make Perfect E entertainment Two Stupendous Super-attractions that will startle and You cannot afford to mis* this perfect programme. The FOX CORPORATION presents the romantic and fascinating screen star. JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT A Triangular story of the Tricolour. Smashing. Dashing. Firm and True. He thought only of Honour First. " HONOUR, FIRST.” " HONOUR. FIRST.” ” HONOUR FIRST.” The popular star in his beet and latest story since ” ARABIAN LOVE.” You will enjoy every inch of this fast, moving story. Tt. is replete with thrilling scenes and heart-stirring situations. • HONOUR FIRST.” ” HONOUR FIRST.’ ” HONOUR FIRST.” ” HONOUR FIRST. - " HONOUR FIRST.” ” HONOUR FIRST.’ The story of two brothers, one a redblooded. the other, a coward. And they both loved on© girl. Second attraction— In PEARL WHITE Socfetv PEARL WHITE Drama. PEARL WHITE of PEARL WHITE to-day. A st-ory with many ten leading up to a terrific clirr ” SPLITTING HATES.” Sunshine Comedy. FANTOMAS." Episode 10. FOX NEWS. ANY WTFE.” ANY WIFE.” ANY WIFE.” ANY WIFE.” ANY WIFE.” ANY WIFE.” situations Brilliant mi Die Scbone Gal *’ Lurline “ “ Za-zra ” “ Madrigal ” ” O Solo M.io ” Latest Fox Trots by QUEEN'S ORCHESTRA Franz von Suppe) (Wallace). (Yqt k Bowen). (Simonetti). PRICES AS USUAL. M ° NST E R BAZAAR BRIGHTON GALA. JANUARY 13. JANUARY 13. PLAIN DANCE ASSEMBLY 7.30 EVEBY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY. ST ASAPH ST ITIT.T, NEW YEAR’S DAY DANCE MONDAY ASAPH ST IT ADD. MONBAV NEXT. ST ASAPH ST lIADD. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Wood’s Band. NEW YEAR’S DAY DANCE 8 p.m. to 12 j>. . MONDAY NEXT ST AS A i'll ST HALL. DRIVERS’ PICNIC DRIVERS' PICNIC. MOTUKARARA, 2nd JANUARY MOTCTKAJtARA. 2nd JANUARY. MQTUKARARA. 2nd JANUARY. T> ACES AND GAMES FOR YOUNG A? OLD. Fun Galore. Band in attendance. Water. Milk. Soft Drinks. Sweets Toys provided free. Good Prizee for all evente. GRAND TUG-OF-WAR CONTEST. Train leaves Christchurch 9.10 a.m , leaves Motukarara 0.20 p.m.. arrives Christchurch 7.17 p.m. Tickets—Adults 3s fid. Children Is fid. Everybody welcome. 7219 HIRAM HUNTER, Secretary.

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