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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17346, 29 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. G R V, A T E Ji CRYSTAL PALACE. The Beet Theatre in the Empire. Open 1 to .‘>.3o p.m.: 6.30 to Sleepytima. FI R ST— U MYERS A I ,-J EWK LS *• THE FIGHTING ADVENTURER. PAT O'MALLEY and MARY ASTORSEOOND METRO'S Mighty Screen Classic in more than 7000 feet of Thrilling Film. “ T H E F O <i " .MII.DiIKO HARRIS an,l GULLEY LANDTS BESIDES—3rd Great Big Chapter o t •' TTIE FAST EXPRESS ’’ CENTURY COMEDY and NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Played by the World-famoui S Y JIPHONY ORCHEST RA. RESERVES at The Bristol, or Tin? '.p Rrotlicr Beebe (lie's always or. tin- jol». Phone UAH, LIBERTY THEATRE. We Are Pleased to Presen* MAETERLINCK’S FAMOUS ILAf, “ MONNA VANNA." Featuring: Beautiful LIE PARRA'. NOTT..—Thc*e is a special Vocal and Instrumental Accompaniment to this en--1 'l mmortal Sncribee. MONNA VANN A, the Lady (iodiva. of Pisa. The Drama of a Master-pen—a production which enriches tli© stories oF tUmdorn. SUPPORTED on same programme by—- " MARRIAGE MORAL'S” Featuring TOM MOORE, ANN FORREST, Etc. AND—To give spice to the Programme— A MACK SENNF.TT COMEDY, "ONE 'SPOOKY NIGHT” Book at The Bristol or at the Liberty Theatre, ’phone 2368. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. NORMA TALMADGE In Her Greatest Success, “ ASHES OF VENGEANCE.” Supported by CON WAY TE AR LE. The MASTERPIECE of a ST AR. SUPREME. .Sec the Actual Dresses in Heath’s windowworn by Norma Talmadge herself. NOTE—Day Session commences at Noon. Night. Performance commences at 7 p.m. (Orchestra from 7.30 Main Session.) Reserves at The Bristol. 'l’h ere is constant attention at the Theatre, Phone No. 402 -L THE GRAND. Daily, 12 and 2 p.m.. Evening, 7 p.m. Crowded F.very Night. Second YYeek of .Toy. Second Week of Jov. THE LAUGHTER BLAST THAT TS ROCKING THE CITY. H A R O L D L LOYD “ SAFETY LAST.” - ' The sky’s the limit on laughter in this Thrill -a-niinute. Laugh-a-second Comedy Cyclone. Supported by A N TT.V GTE WA RT In Her Very Latest, and Best, “THE WOMAN HE MARRIED.” In Addition—A Mermaid Comcdv, “ NECK TO NECK.” Featuring Lige Conley. Rook at The Bristol or at The Grand Theatre, ’phone 2934. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. Manager .Tohn Farrell. THE HIGHEST IN DRAMA. TO-NTGHT AT 9. FOR, THE LAST TIME. TRENE DTON VANBRUGH BOUCICAUT.T And their Incomparable Trmdon Company In Pinero’s Great Drama. “ THE SECOND MRS TANQUERAY.” The Final Production. TOMORROW, TUESDAY NIGHT. Four Following Nights. “AREN’T WE ALT.?’’ Plans at The Bristol. Day Sales at I the Theatre Royal Confectionery. Prices: D.C. and R.S. Bs. Stalls 4s. Gallery 2s. Early door Stalls and Gallery |ls extra. AH prices pins Amusement Tax. j QUEEN’S THEATRE. | Firstly, the Photographic Achievement of the year—Beautiful to the eye, Thrilling to the senses. Stimulating to the brain, thoroughly F.ntertaining in its entirety. MONTE BLUE ami MARY ALDEN In “ THE TENTS OF ALLAH.*’ Secondly— JACK PTCKFORD in “ THE HILL BILLY ” A tremendous melodrama of the Kentucky Mountain Folk with Jack Pickford better than ever before. Then a Grand Supporting Programme including COMEDY, TRAVELOGUE. GAZETTE. Superb Musical Programme. _ Brices as 1 sual. Plan at AYeblev’s. SYDENHAM PICTURES. ~ "MONNA A'ANNA ” FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE. D i—John Full FULLER’S Where FULLER’S Big Crow nd s>ons, Ltd FTJLLEI >r _ ~ Jo. FTTLLEI rO-MRHT At S- TO-NIGHT Second Week of that Great Singing St HARRY CLAFF Assisted by Miss Winnie Wager, present! a, brilliant, novel and cleverly humor* conception. “THE WHITE KNIGHT. •Special Re-engagement of FRED M J DONALD and VERA ST’. JOHN in a lightful out-back sketch. “ His Son a Heir.” BERT AND EVELYN DUDLEY an inebriated episode, “Drunk Again ” EILEEN AND MARJORIE in Turn hi DON MERLE, the Mystic. TOGO S, national Juggler. HARTLEY' ’ A'l WRIGHT. Vaudeville Specialists. THE Af LEYS. Versatile Musicians. VADDE A’ A ERNE. Premier Pat.terists. LILAS BTI Character Comedienne. PRICES—D.C. and O.S. 2s 2d; Stalls Reserves. 2s 9d. Plan at The Bristol’ 1 Opera Hoi nfect Door P. TTMON -STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will be dispatched as under (circumstances permitting) : FOR AVELLINGTOX. FOR MELBOURNE >R Sydney; From AA'eiiin, Welling AVELI-INGTi .bout October Tofua From October SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RA RATON* AND PAPEETE. AMERICA, LONDON. • SUVA. HONOLULU AND VANCOUVER. Auckland, Sept. CARGO STEAMERS. NAPIER, , GISBORNE AND AUCKLAND. Wanaka Wednesday, Oct. 1, n NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH AM AVESTPORT. Opihi About October 2. G. R. PLATE GIRDER SPANS—KI R 1 KOPCM SECTION N.A.Jf.T. RLY. AND YYEST-PORT-T NANG AHU A ELY. •''PENDERS for the above close with tbe J- Secretary, Publio Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on November 25 next. Plans and specifications may h<* seen on application at Publio Works Offices. Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Head Office, Wellington. High Commissioner’s Office, London, and New Zealand Trade Commissioners’ Offices, Melbourne and Sydney.