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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17854, 24 May 1926, Page 1

anuoIMEHTI. EVERYBODY’S. (The Distinctive Theatre.) When she will expound the Ultra--4‘ WE MODERNS.** Which shows the P'lappor out of date and Something: More Right Up-to-date I THE '* CHARLESTON,” That Very Famous (?) Dance. Tickle Toe, Twinkle Toe. When Coleen Charlestons—Oh. Dear. Oh! The Delightful Star of ” Sally,” t EEN MOORE, on the ” Flapper,” and -”•••• **• Moderns,” and will be hailed wittfi delight by All Girls from P lfteen to Fifty and Everybody who is Anybody. ™ ROBERT ALLISON. Gold Modallist. Dunedin Exhibition. will sing "The World Is Waiting for the ” Sunrise.” EVERYBODY’S ” SELECT ” „ ORCHESTRA. Reserves at The Bristol, or ’Phonp 4i>25.

LIBERTY THEATRE. WONDERFUL AND GLORIOUS THAN “ HUMORESQUE." An. Exquisite Gem that will Entrance, Hold and Fascinate You with its Marvellous Sincerity and Realism. Just an Ordinary Title, butWHAT A GLORIOUS PICTURE, " HIS PEOPLE. A Rich, Glowing- Picture that Tears °* v “*"" Heart-Strings. ! WONDF* •CLAIRE WINDSOR In a Remarkable Story of a Mother s Folly that Echoed in the Life of 4 Her Daughter—a Forbidden Love. " THE DENTAL/’ The Conflict of Parents and Children. LIBERTY CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Reserves at The Bristol, or 'Phone 2:-S6S

LAUGHTER AND DANCING. CRYSTAL PALACE. “SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." 'A Rollicking, Rousing Comedy, full of Many Merry Mirthquakes. Starring DOUGLAS MacLEAX. Hatrons are Requested Not to Tell Their Friends about the Startling Surprise they will get in the Final Scene. Special Engagement of MISS DOROTHY DEAN, Danseuse. (From the Lyceum and Exhibition Theatres, London, and the Champs Elysee, Paris.) With Her Dancing Maids in a DELIGHTFUL DIVERTISSEMENT. Then Another Paramount, Starring LILIAN HALL-DAVIS In a Dramatic Revelation of Exceptional Power and Thrilling Intensity. “ IF FOUR WALLS TOLD.” The Deadly Result of Irresponsible Gossip and Scandal. A Human Drama Trobbing with Romance. THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Book at The Bristol, or 'Phone 375 8.

QUEEN’S THEATRE. ■Continuous from Eleven o’clock. HAROLD LLOYD In his Screaming Riot of Fun, Fast and Furious and Frolicsome Philanderings, “ SAFETY LAST.’’ A Perfect Deluge of Delirious Delight. BEBE DANIELS and RICHARD DIX In the Absorbing Conflict between a Man and a Woman in a Modern Garden of Eden, " SINNERS IN HEAVEN.” Plans at or Ring 3342.

THEATRE ROYAL. lessees: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Direction: N.Z. Entertainers, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE. LAST NIGHT OF Direct from America, World's Wonder Girl, NIOBE THE MERMAID. In her Astounding Water Act. A Sensational Aquatic Surprise that Surpasses Belief. RUPERT HAZBLL, London’s Favourite Comedian, assisted hy The Dar ELSIE DAT. In Twenty Minutes of Fun, Music and Songs. WALTER NILSSON. -Devil Comedian on Wheels who Thrills Everybody. ODETTE DELAGE. The Vivacious French Violinist. THE FLEMINGS. Presenting Graeco-Roman Sculpture. DOROTHY BROWNE. The Dainty American Girl and her Melo-Piano. .TONES AND RAINES, The Welsh Rarebit and his Dainty Partner. FRANCOIS FRANCOIS The Wonder Man on the Globe. Direct from the Far East. HARMSTON’S COCKATOOS. The Greatest Bird Act on Earth. PRICES—69, 4s, 2s (plus tax). Box Plans at The Bristol. Day Sales at Theatre Royal Oonfectionerv. Managing Director: A. R. SHEPARD.

HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S STORY At The GRAND THEATRE. Continuous from Twelve Noon. Harold Bell Wright's Famous Story, " THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR.” A Typical Western Romance of Absorbing Interest and Thrilling Sensation, Starring PAT O'MALLEY AND DOROTHY MACK AIL. OUR SECOND OREAT FEATURE, The Passionate Story of the Days when Gold meant more than a Woman's Honour, " THE CHECHAHCOS." (The Tenderfoot). Even as the Name is ” Unusual,” so is this Picture Far Different than 'any other you have ever seen. Starring a New and Beautiful Screen Star. EVA GORDON. GRAND ” QUALITY ORCHESTRA. Plans at The Bristol, or 'Phone 2934. SHIPPING NOTICES. TTNIOX STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF (circumstances FOR WELLINGTON. Maori, Mon., Wed., Friday 6.50 p.m. 11 a.m Wahine, Tues., Thurs., Saturday 6.50 p.m. 11 a.m Taking cargo for Foxton, Wanganui Pa tea. WELLINGTON-PTCTON SERVICE. Tamahine, from Wellington, Mon., Wed., Friday, 3 p.m. Tamahine, from Plcton, Tues., Thurs., Sat., 2.30 p.m. ' FOR SYDNEY. ’ ~~ ' Marama From Wellington, May 23. Maunganui From Auckland. May 28. Passengers in three classes. ' FOR MELBOURNE. Manuka Via Bluff, about May 29. FOR SUVA (FIJI). APIA (SAMOA), V AVAU, HAAPAT, NUKUALOFA (TONGA). Tofua From Auckland, June 19. for canadaTunited stXtes” ENGLAND. VIA SUVA (FIJI), HONOLULU, VANCOUVER. Aorangi From Auckland. June 8. VIA RAROTONGA. TAHITI. SAN FRANCISCO. Makura From Wellington, May 26. 3 p.m. FOR AUCKLAND (Cargo Only). ~ Kaimanawa Tuesday, May 25. 9 a.m. FOR SYDNEY (Cargo Only). Waikouaitl Tuesday, May 25, 9 a.m. FOR NAPTER AND 1 GISBORNE ' (Cargo Only). Kahika About May 28. FOR NELSON AND NEW PLYMOUTH (Cargo Only). Opihl About May 27. PUBLIC NOTICES. J o. JAMESON AND CO.. LICENSED BROKERS RE STOCKS, SHARES, BONDS and DEBENTURES, 170 Hereford Street (Union Steam Building).