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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16939, 13 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. . j EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. ! “Where Muaio in its trro Artistic Senate Allied to the Perfect Motion Picture. j-gVEBTBODT'f*. (The Distinctive Theatre.) NEXT WEEK. NT! XT WEEK Georg© Melford’s Massive Seven-reel Production, ** THE ** THE ! " THE “ THE “ THE “ THE " THE “ THE *• THE “ THE " THE * THE “ THE " THE “ TH F, WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMAN WOMA N WOMAN WOMAN WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED IV HO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED IVHO WALKED WHO WALKED WHO WALKED ALONE.” ALONE.' ALONE. ALONE.” ALONE. ' ALONE. ALONE. ALONE. ALONE. • ALONE.” ATONE. ' ALONE’ ALONE.” ATONE. A vivid screen version of John Colton’s enthralling novel. “The Cat. that Walked Alone.” starring the Brilliant Actress, DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON, DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DAT.TON. DOROTHY DALTON. MILTON SILLS. MILTON SILLS, MILTON SILLS. MTLTON SILLS. WANDA HAWLEY. W AND A HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. JOHN DAVIDSON. E. J. RADOLIFFK, CHARLES OGLE. MABEL VAN BTTREN. MAYME KELSO AND OTHERS. From the merrymaking" and intrigue of wealthy idlers in London to the thrills and red-blooded action of life on the African veldtr—such is t.he unlimited scope for action in this great masterpiece. i , “THE WOMAN • “THE WOMAN > “THE WOMAN r “THE WOMAN >;“THE WOMAN ' j “THE WOMAN » “THE WOMAN I “THE WOMAN "THE WOMAN “THE WOMAN “THE WOMAN “THE WOMAN “THE WOMAN “THE WOMAN i “THE WOMAN WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WHO WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED WALKED ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.” ALONE.’ * ALONE. ’ ALONE.” ALONE.” ATONE.” The sensational story of a dazzling beauty who thought she could live without love—who is wnoed in London and fought for on the South African veldt—a story that- will hold yoai spellbound to the finish. Tn addition— William Fox presente his latent C omedy-Drama. “ THE TOMBOY.” THE TOMBOY.” “ THE TOMBOY,” Starring EILEEN PERCY. EILEEN PERCY. EILEEN PERCY. ! The, story of a girl who does big things For her village, despite the gcssips. A The romance of a girl who spurned public : opinion and won big rewards. ] Fun and Frolic, with a touch of pathos, j and some big deeds added. * ! Then—- ■> I i ; A Beautiful Musical Programme i By i EVERYBODY’S “ SELECT ORCHESTRA. ! EVERYBODY’S “ SELECT ORCHESTRA. ! Conductor—W. J. Bellingham, F.S.M Some of the Tteme:— Overture. ” Zampa ’*’... (Herold) Suites-” Three Waltzes” 'Cecil Scott) T/Oracol© ” (Franco Leoni) Grand Opera—“ Prooession of the Grail (Wagner) “ Queen of Sheba ” (Golterman) Entr’acte—“T Found a Rose in-the Devil’s Garden ” .... (Fischer) Symphony—(a) “Son Hoto.” (b) “ Staltai reHo.” Italian ±j (Mendelssohn, i Light Selections—“ Petit Due ” 'T.ecocri) i | “ Linger Longer (Scott) - . “ Amazon ” (Earl) USUAL PRICES. Reserves at The Bristol or ’Phone 4925. SUMMER DANCE |gT SAVIOUR’S HALL. SYDENHAM. EVERY SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY. Saturday—7.3o till 11. Soft drinks provided. Wednesday—B till 12 Supper and soft drinks. SPECIAL DANCE, MONDAY NEXT. 15th Patrons can be assuiea of a select and well conducted dance. E. Jackson’s Adelpjii Orchestra. S. Murray. M.C. ! S U M N E R GALA. AND AQUATIC CARNIVAL, SATURDAY. JAN. 27th. The Biggest on Record. C l ORCHESTRA, apply DANCES. »r M.C. wishing U , with WHERE TO STAY. HEATHCOIE ARMS HOTEL iEMI-PRIVATE-F A MILT HOTEL. Under Entirely Now Management. Situate on the ESTUARY, easy distance from Christchurch and Sumner. DAILY Reliable Tram Service paSsee the door. Book to Heathcote Bridge. The House is commodious and specially s.ntablo for Visitors to the EXHIBITION. The Cuisine is under the speoial superA lull Beer and Spirit* Families Special EDWIN BULL, Propraetor. j \ CCOMMODATION lor One Hundred Unsurpassed. Fireaud Night Porters. . £9 15- weekly. W. OWL RS. Pr