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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17410, 12 December 1924, Page 1

greater CRYSTAL PALACE. > V. XT. BEEBE i«resents “ THE RECKLESS AGE " Tins Picture is Just Packed with Dashing, Crashing'. Smashing THRILLS Autfl Thrills. Cove Thrills and Real Fighting Thrills. SKCOM) MIGHTY PKTCRE! CLARA KIMBALL YOU AG “CORDELIA THE"* MAGNIFICENT." SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Played by the World-famou« SV MPHON V ORCH ESTR A. RESERVES at The Bristol, or Tine up Brother Beebe (he's always on the job). 'Phone 3758. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Continuous from 11. Something really new in Screen Dramas. “ PETER THE GREAT.*’ The most flaming love page of Russian Royal History. Then METRO presents HOUSE PETERS in “ HELD TO ANSWER.” A grand list of supports, including— DYTV FOR LOVE” A Grack-a-jaek Comedy. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. PARAMOUNT GAZETTE. And a Brilliant. Programme of Incidental Music by QUEEN S SUPERB ORCHESTRA. Prices as Usual. Flap at Webley'a. THE GRAND. TO MORROW. TO MORROW. A Mirthquako of Joy for the Whole Family. BUSTER KEATON “ OUR lIOSPITALITY.” Supported by FRED THOMPSON. The Champion Athlete, and his almost human horse. SILVER KTNG. in • THE DANGEROUS COWARD" In addition JOE ROCK in his hilarious comedy. ” A Lit WET." Book at The Bristol or the Grand, 'Phone 2934- ’ EVERYBODY’S THEATRE ACT PHIS WEEK. THE SCREEN S GREATEST ACTRESS. NORMA TALMADGE “ SECRETS ** A PICTURE THE YEARS WILL NEVER T.ET YOU FORGET. Hours of Screening: 12.30 p.m., 3.13 p.nu, EVERYBODY S SELECT” ORCHESTRA. ATTEND THE DAY SESSIONS ATTEND THE DAY SESSIONS and avoid the terrific crowds at. night. To our night patrons wo respectfully advise them to Book their Seats immediately rather than be disappointed. BOOK TOUR SEATS NOW! Box Plan at The Bristol *.r Phone 4325. NO ADVA NUB IN PRICES. LIBERTY THEATRE. FIRST V welcome rc-aj.pca ranee of Britain's Quern of Happiness. BETTY BALFOUR In her greatest and latest triumph, W. PI7IT RIDGE'S DELICIOUS ROMANCE OP COCKNEY OOOTERDOM. THE OTHERS ALL SAY THE SAME. AND SO WILL YOU WHEN YOU VIEW “ MORD EM'I.V." SECOND WHAT FOOLS MEN ARE.” Featuring Fa ire Finney, Lucy Fox, Joseph Striker. Huntly Gordon, on?. THIRD The Mark Sennett Tnmaly, • WHERE IS MY WANDERING BOY THIS EVENING?" Book Your Seats Bonk Your Seats. At tho Bristol or Liberty Theatre, 'phone SYDENHAM PICTURES. “A MILLION IN JEWELS” and “TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM.” FULLER'S OPERA HOUSE. Direction John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. TO-NIGHT— at 8 TO-NIGHT Bigger, Brighter. Better Fun Than Ever. JIM GERALD And his MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY In a Brand New Production. “ DONT TELL THE WIFE ” Very Special Engagement of LORN A AND LANCE. Two Tinv Tots. Whose Delightful Work Will Win Your Applause. CECILE AND FRANK ELD RED. Those Brilliant Entertainers in Some New Ideas. STEPPIN AND SCEA Sensational Juggling Acrobats. M A CKINNON BOVS. Scot lan da Ambassadors. Plan at THE BRISTOL tiil 5 p.m.. thereafter at the Oiw»ra House Confectionery Store LABOUR CHRISTMAS FAIR. LABOUR CHRISTMAS PAIR. LABOUR CHRISTMAS FAIR. rjTRADES HALL EACH EVENINQ. La-t two night 3. Last two night#. FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY. 8143 TENDERS. TENDERS addressed to the Manager. I State Coal Depot. Christchurch, will he received until noon of 20th December, for the supply ami delivery of about 150 cords of Finns Tnsignie firewood. Conditions may be obtained on application t« the State Coal *' v ffir*v Christchurch. TjOwest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8140. RAILWAY NOTICES. REDUCTION IN RAILWAY HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. | T is hereby notified that the Excursion ■ Fares lor the Christmas and New Year Holidays will be at a lower rate than usual. Examples of Ordinary Fares, and Old and New Excursion Fares (first and second class) from Christchurch are a» follow: To Ashburton Ordinary fare, 16s lOd and 11s 6d; old excursion fare, 14s and 10s: new' excursion fare, 1.5 s and Bs. To Timaru: Ordinary fare, 30s lOd and 21s; V>ld excursion fare, 24s 3d and 17s; new excursion fare. 22s 3d and 15s. To Dunedin: Ordinary fare, 70s lOd and 48s 4d; old excursiou fare, 52a lid and 36a: new excursion fare 50a lid and 345. To Grey mouth : Ordinary fare, 44s 6d and 30s 4d; old excursion fare. 34s 3d and 23s 8d . new excursion fare, 32s 3d and 21s Bd. Holiday Excursion Fares at reduced rates -will be issued from any station to any station on South Island Main Line and Branches from December 17 to January 3, available for return until February 14. A similar issue will be made on the North 1-1 ■! i• i t!LOST AND FOUND. St Asaph St. Purse Wallet Jewel--surdis 3843 SITUATIONS VACANT. Wanted a good man. gepe Hughes and White, Becken--3837 SITUATIONS WANTED. QTEOXG Youth (17) wants job, town or country. Apply 48, Huxley St , Christchurch. 3822 X \\ r ANTED. To Let, Furnished rooms. * * now oocupied by Mr and Mr* Gordon Bpenoe after 17th. Apply, 23, Oowper St., Greymonth. 3842 X WANTED TO BUY. TUANTET> To Buy, Two Gent's Bicycles, * ’ in good order and cheap. Apply between 5 and 7 p.m. 2PS>, Cambridge terrace. 888 1