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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17345, 18 July 1924, Page 1

Aim? IsMENTS QUEEN’S THEATRE. ALL THIS WEEK. 41 FLAMING BARRIERS." Featuring— JACQUELINE LOGAN ANTONIO MORENO Then Goldwyn’s SpeciaI—“BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN," By Peter B. Kyile. GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE. First—A Universal- Jewel Masterpiece “ THE STORM DAUGHTER.” Starring— PRISCILLA DEAN. Second—- “ AN OLD SWEETHEART OF BINE ’ Starring Helen Jerome Eddy and Elliot Besides—“ BEASTS OF PARADISE,” Century Comedy and News Film. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE ALL THIS WEEK. ‘ BLACK OXEN." Featuring— COE INN E GRIFFITHS CONWAY TEARLE Supports include Comedies, Topical* GRAND THEATRE. TO-MORROW. " QUEEN OF THE MOULIN ROUGE." M A RTIIA MANSFIF. LD. Then the Speediest Picture of the Year—■ 4 THE EXCITERS, - Starring - Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno. TO-MORROW. LIBERTY THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. A Laugh on Youth with a Tear behind if. JACKIE COOGAN. • CIRCUS DAYS.N. 2 BJG ATTRACTION. ‘ THE HERO.” No. o BIG ATTRACTION. - FLYING FINANCE.” No. 1 BIG ATTRACTION. CHARLES MT.LARHAX, The Saxophone Fiend. Book your seats at The Bristol for this Collodsal Programme, or telephone Theatre 2306. Telephone reserves held till 7.15. No. 1 No. 3 No. 4 SYDENHAM PICTURES. “ QUEEN OF THE MOULIN ROUGE. And “ SUNSHINE HARBOUR.’* FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE Direction . John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. The Success of the Year, GEORG E STO RET , With His Own NEW REVUE COMPANY. In a One-Act Three-Scene Comedietta, THE MAN IN POSSESSION. Full of Delightful Comedy and Artistically Chosen Musi<- and Daneee. First Appearance of MARCUS AND D’ARMA. 1.. Humour and Harmony. Fir t Appearance oT the DAINTY DUDLEYS. Delightful Entertain do. First Appearance of WALTER VERNON. Australia's Premier Ventriloquist. GEORGE tIUVARDS AND CO., Off on Their Holidays. ” REV FRANK GORMAN, The Famous Singing Parson. PRICES 0.0. and O.S. 2s 2d: Stalls. !*: Reserves. 9d. Plan at. The,Bristol t»H o p.ru., thereafter a? the Oi»era Hon»e TENDERS. SECTION Hi f I’ENDERS for the above close with the * Secretary, Public Works Tenders Boards, Wellington, at 4 p.in. on 9th Sep (ember next. Specifications are obtainable at Public Works Offices, Auckland, f hristchtirch, Dunedin, Head Office, Wellington, High Commissioner’s Office, London, ami N.Z. Trade Commissioners’ Offices, Melbourne and .Sydney. 5205 PUBLIC NOTICES. THE CHRISTCHURCH TOY DOG AND CAT CLUB. (Incorporated.) { ANNUAL S R O W. CHORAL HALL, Latimer Square. FRIDAY' AND , SATURDAY July 25 and 26. Unique Display of Art Needlework, Cookery, Small Dogs. Cate, etc. 1000 ENTRIES. Children Gd S3O4X BALLROOM DANCING. | \IIBS T. SIMPSON Hate London We#t MI End Theatre): Pupil Mons. Txistocu and Madame Collier. Bond Street, T.ondc.n. will receive Pupils for LATEST BALLROOM DANCING, including “ Chicago ” and “ Bluee.” Classes TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, 8 p.m. Private Lessons arranged. ’Phone 4986. mornings and 6-7 p.m., or call Studio afternoons. Studio: BOWRON’S BUILDINGS, 162. MANCHESTER STREET (Top Floor). HEWARD AND HARRIS Opp iris. J. S. Law lor 98, Hereford Street, the New Post Office Buildings. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. —GROCERY, Fruit and Confer • *~J tionery. City, 4 living good, turnover. Lease 3 years. 6d V* A C/Y—FRUIT, Confectionery and Grocery. Lease years, rental £2 per week. New up-to-date premises with 4 living rooms. Business increasing in growing suburb. Ixr\—FREEHOLD Grocery and Dwe’ 1 - * jng. 'rurnover £65 per week, lliis is right for an energetic man. fH 4 —FREEHOLD Grocery, 6 rooms. Turnover £BO per week, Stock at valuation. £9so' HEWARD AND. HARRIS