AMUSEMENTS, ETC. GRAND THEATRE. The grand. THE GRAND. OOMMBNOIN « TO-DA T. The Big First National Super-Attraction. CONSTANCE TALMADQE In. the Greatest Suocesa of her whole Career. “ EAST Ifl WEST.” Also Showing. Also Showing. The Paramount Royalty Masterpiece. “WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE?'* Featuring TOM MEIGS AN, BEBE DANIELS, GLORIA SWANSON, Etc. Evening Session : 7 p.m. Doors open 6.30 Stalls Is, Reserves le 6d, D.C. Is Bd, Reserves 2s. Ail Prices Pius Tax. ,0 H O R A L HALL. THE WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS' FAREWELL, j TO.. NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GRAND GALA NIGHT. POSITIVE FAREWELL TO MR EDWARD BRANSOOMBE’S •WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. I n the Finest and. Most Diversified Selections of Vocal Gems ever Compiled in One Programme. COMPRISING OPERATIC EXCERPTS from “ Carmen.” Including ” The Soldiers’ Chorus,’’ And ” The Toreador.” The Bell 6 of St Michael’s Tower. The Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffmann. Gounod’s Serenade, Believe M© If All Those Endearing Young Charms. She is Far From the Land. The Sands O' Dee. The Song of the Flea. The Last Rose of Summer. The Bluebells of Scotia ii. Cherry Ripe. The Pipes of Pan. Rosebud. Linden Lea. And a Series of HUMOUROUS TRIOS AND QUARTETTES, Etc. GRAND FAREWELL PRICES: 4b. as. 2a. 4b, 3s. 2a. Reserves at Bristol 6s. All prices plus tax. Day Sales at Theatre Royal Sweet Store. PLAIN DANCE ASSEMBLY--7.80 Every Saturday and Wednesday. 7.?0 Every Saturday and Wednesday, j CT ASAPH STREET HALL. : GREAT CARNIVAL DANCE. I 8 p.m., Next MONDAY. April 30. j 8 p.m.. Next MONDAY, April 30, At the j SYDENHAM FOOTBALL HALT.. ) SYDENHAM FOOTBALL HALL. Wood’s Band. Supper Provided. j CONFETTI BATTLE DANCE. j (Patrons requested to bring Confetti), ! Streamer and Balloon Showers. \ Monday next Prices: Ladies 2s Gents 3s : Gd. Douhl© 4f. • Select Dancing. Fixcellent Music. ' 5909 B-.H. STILLWELL. Secretary. ADDINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY. : A CARD PARTY AND DANCE will b* held in the Riccarton Town Hall, ClarTUESDAY. MAY Ist, At 8 p.m. 8 Prizes. Ladies Is. Gents 2s. W. Cowlin. Music. E. Parlane, President DANCE, Orange Hall, Hornby, wijl be ' held on FRIDAY, May 4th. Dane- i jug from 8 p.m. till 2 a.m. Mies D. ; Moore, Pianist, Mr W. Goppertli, Violinist, j Note.-—During the evening a Waltzing Competition will be held, two highly finished ] Oil Paintings being the prizes. Mr G. | | Freeman. M.C.. Mr A. Paterson. Secretary. ; MEETINGS. THE CHRISTCHURCH DISTRICT FRUITERERS’ ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED. i A meei -“-A 704. Colombo Str i 30th, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Important MONDAY, April NEW BRIGHTON SURF BATHING AN] LIFE SAVING CLUB. ITEMBERS, Friends and Wcllwisbers a tA invited to attend the Unveiling the Club’s WAR MEMORIAL in the Pav ion TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m. A. E. SUMMERFIELD. 6531 Hon. Secretary. SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED and. Teamsters. Youth for Machine Milking. H.P., Maid and House maid-laundress same place, H.P. Maids town. Generals town and country, also Cook.s, W.H. Keeper. Ashburton. Waiting engagements: Married Couples, Cowmen, Gardeners. Apply Miss Hills. 'Pnorie 171 1, Victoria Chambers, IDS. Armagh Street. TENDERS. TO LEASE BY TENDER. 11/I*Y DAIRY FARM. 30 Acres, for term of three years. Tenders close 30th to O. IT. CHURCH, No. 20, Reeves Road, L-Jl--.' I,llul - 6831 X WANTED TO SELL. ’iet-le, Guthr ; Potatoes. 174, North 6848 X l condition*. > Hotel, Moorhouse IP OR D One- * chase. ticalars, to SST, ’* Star.” XX X JjUjfOT drink flasks. Great variety at Min Alao refills JTT ITCHEN and * a'larm~ clock 10s 9d, 11s 6d. These things have been dear but are now cheap. Come and get one for fid, JOd, le 3d. 3 ■jVTIND your Boots. Sole them yourself. -Lt-a Minson’s have everything you want. Quite easy and an immense saving. The game old shop. 4 B WANTED TO DET. LUE PLATTER Tea House, Island Ba Wellington. Superior Board a» W. T. A N P E R. T O CONSULTING HERBALIST, HEALER, NEUROLOGTBT, 225. LICHFIELD STREET,
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17027, 28 April 1923, Page 1
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