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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17230, 22 December 1923, Page 3

LIBERTY THEATRE. TO-DAY Commencing TONIGHT. TO-DA Y TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY TO-NIGHT. 2 p.m. 7 p.m. GRAND OPERA GRAND OPERA GRAND OPERA IN PICTURES AND MUSIC. An Extraordinarily P>eauUful Picturisition of BALFES IMMORTAL OPEBA, BALFES IMMORTAL OPERA. BALFES IMMORTAL OPERA. •* THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.’* • THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." ’THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. 'THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." ’THE BOHEMIAN GTRL. 1 THE BOHEMIAN GIRL THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." THE BOHEMIAN- GIRL THE BOHEMIAN GIRL '•■THE BOHEMIAN GIRiL.” • THE BOHEMIA N GT Rt! ” Portrayed by a Distinguished. Cast of England 3 Foremost Artists of To-day. Including GLADYS COOPER GLADYS COOPER GLADYS COOPER ELLEN TERRY ELLEN TERRY CONSTANCE COLLIER CONSTANCE COLLIER CONSTANCE COLLIER IVOR NOVELLO t TVOR NOYELLO. THIS FAMOUS GRAND OPERA BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN. IN ALL ITS GLORY. PRODUCED AND PRESENTED WITH LAVISH AND GORGEOUS DETAIL QUITE IMPOSSIBLE ON THE STAGE. VOCAL GEMS FROM THE OPERA WILL BE INTERPRETED BY MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS And MR P. S. NICHOLLS. MR P. S. NICHOLLS. THE LIBERTY QUALITY ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY THE FULL SCORE. Ali the Old Favourites will be heard. ■" I dreamt that I Dwelt." “ When Other Lips," etc. MANAGERIAL NOTE.—We hare no hesitation in asserting, without fear of contradiction, that' the presentation of " THE BOHEMIAN GIRL " is the Most. Notable and Unique Event of the Picture World for Many Years. IT IS A BRITISH PRODUCTION With a Magnificent Cast of LEADING BRITISH ARTISTS. Atijd has CREATED A FURORE WHEREVER PRESENTED. BE WISE—BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW. BE WISE—BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW. OUR SECOND GREAT FEATURE. Frederick Remington's Dramatic Epic, “ OUT OF THE DUST.” • OUT OF THE DUST." " OUT OF THE DUST." A Stirring Tale of the Early ’7o"s when Men and Women Fought for their Lives on the Indian Frontier. "My horse is down with thirst, boys, The sun it rises higher; I wish they'd kill me first, hoys. But they'Te building me a fire. My heart it is not broken-, boys. But my -lip* *are sealed with flaj»e ; Therefore b leave- this token, boys. To tell you. I died game.” TRULY' A GREAT PROGRAMME. BOV PLANS NOW AT THE BRISTOL, ©r RING LIBERTY THEATRE, 2306. WANTED TO RENT OR LET. BUNGALOW —To Let, 2 Large Front Unfurnished Korrap, all co tv miences. own meter; moderate. 37, Disraeli , off -Antigua St. 0330 and Dining-r< tiled Double W Rent. \5-Rootr 341, Cashel St. ford** St. tTX) Lot, Spreydon,' r -1- tram. -l-Roomed O 25s Apply ETA. " Sta Rd., Richmond. and Stevens, Ltd.. 81, Heredouble lied. _ C 92-4 WAITED to Let or Sell, on small de- ▼ » posit. Bungalow. 5 rooms, kitchenall Will let for term ; rem vance. 105. Southampt oTetTPlain Rooms, lOmins from Squat utes 2d tbs •y den ham. t. working man, East. GB7rpO Let: 4> Acres, Five-roomed House all Jf conveniences. Apply J. Dun, Englef.eld Road. Belfast. • £2l Front Rooms. r HO Let. Two Large Sunn furnished or nr. in tion, Pepamii; 20* weekly. rpO Let, Spreydon, cue 20.-» A pul: g ROOMS—St, Harman and S ST rpo i i cited \y ETA, " Sta Mhj-ms. •2? Gd 5-Roomed *: i-acre. I Reserve Ltd., iigalow fFO Lot. Two Unfurnished Rooms, all conJ vp.nieneee; no; children. 6 to 7.30, T Rent, harJ fftO Let/ Two UnfnrbTshe JL veniepccs. no child 204. Hereford S* rp6“TeL "Very* I,irge fr _ _ plac-s. near Square. Grooms, city. Every , reel ion. Apply Han Ltd . A;, Hereford St.--rpo T-eV.” - : .p\ C--/V h Ssh Apply ETA. -'St jar T° r V" Chvirtohtire: igalow. Clifton 5 weeks. H 39. /' Star. ANTED Retit. t-r rrnag-li StcreFiiri adv nt?d -Ho 0948 suit able, •■B~2. : • r-ROOMTD House.; Richmond, immediate I possession. I Tod. Y 3 .'Os week. Harman and .Stevens;. Ltd .' 81. Hereford st. ' ; ■; :*• ; ooto BF.DuSTTTTNG Room, suit . Business Couple .or Tyro. Ladies: board opFTO. 0954 D. TO Let, Two Sunny unfurnished, use 2d_ sect ion. St. N f"w BRIGHTON, Oornfortal Room to let. all ennven beach. W 79. furnished Room for ocra hr l«dv w-tb rr><y Let. Ca’ht