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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17027, 28 April 1923, Page 9

HE THKATKEr CRYSTAL palace. 1 p.m. t® 5 p.xn.; 6.50 p.m. to Slwprtlm “ THE FLIRT ” and “ SEEDS OF VENGEANCE.” RVEKYBem’S THEATRE. XV«oe J. 30 p.m and 7.50 p.m. ** PINK GODS ” and ” HER WINNING WAY.” STRAND theatre. Continuous fNoon. ” STRONGER THAN DEATH ” •And “IS MATRIMONY A FAILURE?” GRAND theat re. Twioe Daily, 13 to 6 and 7 to 10 p.m ' EAS T IS WEST ” And “ WHY GRANGE YOUR WIFE?” LIBERTY theatre. Twice Daily, a p.xn. and 7.90 p.m. ‘‘ONE OF THE BLOOD, ’ “ THE MAN FROM BEYOND.” ” HIS WIFE’S HUSBAND,” and ” ENDURANCE.” THEATRE royal. TO-NIGHT. ALLAN DOONE “ MOLLY BAWN.” Box Plan at The Bristol. CHORAL hall. TO-NIGHT. WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERa SYDENHAM PICTURES. To-nifht, at 7.U. “ FOR BIG STAKES ” And '* THE MAN FROM BEYOND.” QPERA HOUSE. To-night, at A Bert Terrell, Pat Nash and Nellie Ar derson. Tubby Stevens, Walter George'* Sunshine Players, Harry North. THANKS. CHRISTCHURCH MAYORAL ELECTION. MR J. A. FLESHER desires to tender his thanks to the Citizens for the high honour conferred upon him by his election to the important and responsible position of Mayor of the City of Christchurch. He would also express his grateful appreciation to all who in any way assisted in securing his return, and especially the Officers and Members of the Christchurch Citizens’ and Ratepayers’ Asrociation. Christchurch, April 28th, 1923.

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