AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL 3 PALACE. brill?! HOUSE “ THE TORNADO.’* Adapted from Linrolu .1 Carters World MPSF.Y in grear, Fight and Win Stories nts to pee. Then a Comedy of the first, water by Mary Roberts Rinehart. t£>LLF,KN MOORE in " A FFTN LTJES.” an uproariously . funny farce. Century ~ edy and News Filin. Superlative c. inimitably played by >us Symphony - Bristol, or ring LIBERTY' THEATRE. church e the worl, “ CAPTAIN BLOOD.’’ Re sure to book your seats and avoid disappointment. ladir.-: Avoid the night crowds by attending the Day Sessions. From the pen of the world* most romantic writer, Rafael Sa bat ini. Endorsed by PreFe and Public, alike aa the most thrilling and spectacular film ever story ever told Book Ta rly Book at The Bristol or Liberty Theatre, GRAND THEATRE. DAT SESSION'S. 12 AND 2 P.M EVENING SESSION, 7 P.M. HUGE SUCCESS. A.CCL/A.IILED BV FRIDAYS BIG A LJ.DIENCF.S—THE BEST AND BIGGEST YET.* ” CAPTAIN BLOOD." }k your seats! To avoid NO'PE. ” Captain Blood” at 7.30 p.m. each evening. We Start at Eleven. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Continuous from 11. All this week. The greatest programme of the year. See Evelyn Brent and Monte Blue in " LOVING LIES." to bis wife to quell the fears ever ?u her the fall of love and pain, but only brought pain. It ley Mason, in a frolicking, snappy, faßt moving story of society life. “ THAT FRENCH LADY." Supporting programme al Brilliant, EVERYBODY’S T<) NIGHT. ” A THIEF IN P/YKADISE.’ (Adapted fr. novel, ” Tbc n "Cl my-icy gan h- kind Of picl SYDENHAM PICTURES. ”THE FRENCH DOLE And ” ALIAS UDVFTN'iKRS." FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE. ia Fuller and Sons, l.td. A i S. TO-N I*» HT. • EVEN WONDERS. Firsi REN DA RUDD, Chi r " Of nr-.MiA RUDD, tbir; THE ALTON SI-S----erifertaining act MAXWELL CARKW. - tertainer. .-iibmutiug GEORGE STOREY R.J SrSHSTHSL'iSOUW to s£s "< PUELIC NOTICES. TIONS. SPRINGFIELD ROAD AND SHIRLEY. of early introdu sr.tw?r ,, i,. rr. N f.W RO U'l’!•: FOR SP r. ING K I FLD RO A D 'BUS—Commence from « atbedral thence ns .-it. present *ia Durham St.. Springfield Rd. and Summ St.: i hence round the circuit formed by Hawkcsbury Avenue. Brown's Rd., Knowle= St. and Rutland St. On the return .iournpv tlie bus will enter the Square via YVorccster able from bus driver?, oi table published Yfa> The alteration will coi FRIDAY. MAY 1 FRANK TIH April 28th 1925. official TimeqPHE T-adies in charge of the RefreshJ meut Stall in aid of Nazareth House will bold Cake Morning on Saturday, iu vestibule of Grand Theatre. Sll AY 1 Dvest. £ 10 £ls £ C ST> £SO JTOrt Payable desired ». weekly 3 weekly ■ %veekl\ * woeklv Pass Books contri bntioi I .WEST’’ < 0-OPFRATT VE TRIIE- PT, A NTT NG SOCIETY, LTD. 133, Hereford Street. Christchurch. i E. A. OSMOND, Secretary. ZEZPFZ2SZ 3 TJ Ni "ilaianta. Wod., •’ iSp m. >’ a«-m VT*b i»*. Tuea.. Tanve. Yakmc Carj*o far Wanganui. Paws, asfi * c mmanoLig May g. FOR SYDNSIT IfancsaauJ Fr<-rr. Auckland Kay 1 train Cargo i V ~ si 3 °r. aTlaK6a V A iYUK'JALCFA. Nawua, From «. u ckl and Va y ZS aATf”FRAKCI®CO. VTA^RA RATONUa •Tahiti from Wellm Aorangi From Auckland, May I Z. About Ma AUCKLAND*. sEW PLYMOUTH.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17525, 30 April 1925, Page 1
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