AMTTSEmENTS. ÜBERTY THEATRE. DAILY. 2 PM. NIGHTLY. 7.30 P. M. THE SHEIK OF 1926 RUDOLPH VALENTINO, Supported by BEAUTIFUL VILMA BANKY In the Picture Supreme and Superb ** THE EAGLE.’* A Daring-. Delightful, Passionate, Heartthrilling Tempest of Emotion and Love. LIBERTY CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Book at The Bristol, or 'phono 2366. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED QUEEN’S THEATRE. ’ Continuous from Eleven O'clock. The Spicy French Comedy-Drama ’• HER SISTER FROM PARIS.” Direct from Paris, with the Latest in Love and Laugh Scenes. No. 2. RUDOLPH VALENTINO NIT A NALDI In the Whirlwind Romance, * A SAINTED DEVIL.” The Fiery, Passionate Lover that will not be Denied. No. 3. Thirteenth Episode of “ SAMSON OF THE CIRCUS ” Plans at Webley's or 'phone 3342. GRAND THEATRE. Continuous from 12 noon. The Stupendous Spectacle. “ SPORTING LIFE.” Smart English Society Life—A GLORIOUS FEAST OF ROMANCE. All the Glamour, Charm, Fascination and Excitement of London Night Life. ‘ DADDY’S GONE A-HUNTING.” GRAND QUALITY ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL, or Telephone 2934. CRYSTAL PALACE. Matinees Daily lie in LoveBESSIE LOVE, WARNER BAXTER, RAYMOND HATTON. THEN AGAIN—- " THE WOMAN WHO OBEYED.” THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Plans at The Bristol, or ’Phone 3758. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. est Musical Comedy Success. “ PRIMROSE.” A Riotous Revel of Beauty, Bliss. Melody, Motion and Fun. A CARNIVAL OF STARS, MIRTH AND MUSIC. MARGERY HICKLIN, Who will Appear in Her Original Creation ©f ".loan,” as Played by Her for DOROTHY LENA and .TACK CANNOT. PRICES: D.C. and_O.S., Ss; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is and Gallery, 1 s tax. Representative WALTER MONK. EVERYBODYS. (The Distinctive Theatre.) Day Sessions 2 p.m. Night Sessions do Luxe 7.50 o’clock. LEON ERROL and DOROTHY GTSH In the Hilarious Effervescent “ CLOTHES MAKE THE It Most Certainly is The COMEDY GEM OF THE YEAR. Broadsides of Laughter—Gales of Glee Screaming Comedy—Upheavals of UnReserves at The Bristol, or 'Phone 4925. COMPETITIONS. COMPETITIONS. -V The SIXTEENTH ANNUAL FBSTIfa'AL of the CHRISTCHURCH COMPETITIONS SOCIETY will open In the CALEDONIAN HALL FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 30. Watch Future Announcements.
DANCING. rll ASER **S SCHOOL*. Principal .... Mr Wm. Fraser. Assistant .. Miss Sheila Fraser. 4 COMMENCING MONDAY. FEB. 8. Learners* Classes—Tuesday, edn.esday and Thursday. Practice Classes—Monday and Satur- > day. Private Lessons any hour ?»y appolnt<Near Fitzgerald Avenue.>
SHIPPING NOTIONS. TTNION steam ship comp ant of U NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will be dispatched as tinder (circumstances permitting):— FOR WELLINGTON. Cargo Train. at rail. Maori, Mon., Wed., Friday 6.50 p.m., 11 a.m. Wahine. Tues., Thur., Saturday 6.50 p.m., 11 a.m. Taking cargo for Foxton, anganui, Patea. Fri., 3 p.i Tamahine, from Picton, Tues., Thurs., Sat., 2.30 p.m. Maunganui. From Auckland, April 30. SUVA, SAMOA. VAVAU, HAAJPAI, NUKUALOFA. Tofua From Auckland, May 2' CANADA, UNITED STATES. VIA RAROTONGA, TAHITI. SAN FRANCISCO. Makura From Wellington May 25 NAPIER, Kauri. GISBORNE. AUCKLAND.
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