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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17035, 8 May 1923, Page 5

THIS WEEK’S COMPETITION. The competition this week is in connection with a picture which will be shown at Everybody’s Theatre shortly. Competitors must cut out the sentence printed below, fill in the missing words in the blank spaces, and forward their answers to the moving picture editor of the “ Star.” All answers must be in by 10 o’clock next Saturday, and the results will be announced in the ‘Star'' of Monday week The manager of Everybody's will give six double dress circle passes to the persons whose papers are selected by the moving picture editor from amongst those forwarding the correct answers. Following is the sentence to be filled in: What is the price of a good ? That is the question asked and answered by “ ” in a manner that provides ten reels of the most wonderful entertainment you ever had the chance of seeing. It is wine, women and song up-to-date. The picture ever produced—sensuous music—lips held close—stolen and in thG midst of it ail, Lydia Thorne, whose brings her at last to a scene where the wreckage of a motor car and the limp body of a traffic cop bear testimony that another has paid the price for her good time.