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STRAND THEATRE. TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX DUKE the dog of the West, TOM MIX the Red-blooded Dram; “ TEETH. ' “ TEETH." “ TEETH." i. Adaptation of REX BEACH'S Nov “ THE GOOSEWOMAX." “THE GOOSEWOMAX.” “THE GOOSEWOMAX." aedy. Topical. VIE S' * il Sts , the Matinee. HARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE. TUBS, (only): “ Chechahcos " (All star). Our Gang Comedy. “Wolves of the North” (Pinal Episode). WEDXES.: Xo Pictures. Scottish and Variety Concert in aid of Lyttelton Boy Scouts. THURS.. FRJ.: “Those Who Judge” (Patsy Ruth Miller.) SAT.: “We Moderns" (Colleen Moore). Special Prologue to “We Moderns.” little Joan Hughes -will sing and dance “ The Charleston.” “ITARITAXA.” BY ROYAL CHRISTA 1 church musical SOCIETY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, BTH AND 9TU JUNE, In CHORAL HAUL. Soloists, Pull Chorus and Orchestra. Admission 3s. Booking Fee 6rl 4600 MEETINGS. Eastern moxarch. Descendants. A me held in Mr M'Ni \ Oxford TerEDUCATIONAL. sited, Spi preferred. A.'>"S. 0818 lITAXTED, Lessons on Ukelcle7 State YY ..terms. AIS9. 0180 »Y Singing Teacher has vacancies for Tupils. Cl lOs for term. ATBS. PIANOFORTE. RESUMED TEACHStrect. Beckenham. 0086 MISS A. TODD has opened a STUDIO for SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. Also DRESSCUTTING, in class or privately. at 67, OSBORNE | TERRACE. North Beach. 0338 ; EXPERIENCED Piano Teacher (regis- j tered) has Vacancies. Visit Homes t if required. Terms 255. A 276. j TEACHER of Pianoforte, Gentleman • (registered) ' has Vacancies for Be- 1 ginners. Homes visited. Terms ModM RS ii-g? HA 112, Fi MR A. J. MERTON gives less Pianoforte. Organ, Singing, The of Music. Cambridge Terrace W Tejephone 2771 k 46J VIOLIN AND THEORY. GEORGE W. C DARKE, late Dei Dunedin Orchestral Society, phan’s Orchestra.- Fuller’s Thea leading picture lic-uscs, HAS VACANCIES for Pupils at ....... 30, • Bishop Street. Open for all. engagements, SATURDAY MORXTXG GRASSES. D 1 as follows: Matriculation. Public Service. G Teachers’ Exams., etc., at 9 Shorthand and Typewriting (for ; ry School Students) at 10 S.P., Subjects at special Fees. Hallenstein’s Buildings (Opp. D.1.C.) MRS H. G. REEVES TEACHER OF THE BANJO AND MANDOLIN. ?ct methods for the d. and thorough kn. music guaranteed. fh knowledge o teed. ounfry Pupils , - . igs, etc., always stock. STUDIO —IS, INCUS BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET. VIOLIN TUITION. Complete Outfit Loaned to P Free Trial Given. For particulars apply to Jfanbj o. Pty., Ltd., Stewart,Dawson s BANJO. BANJO BAND OR A JAZZ BAND? These instruments are easy to learn, and both . and Oentiemen are ,n----vi*e?an°tiaoh and the latest z Methods. LOUIS W. BLOV, Studio: 23, Tnglis Buildings, High St, Christchurch. 0081 EVERY ONE LOVES MUSIC. EVERY ONE WOULD LIKE TO PLAY SOME INSTRUMENT. Would you like to play a ■jANJO OR MANDOLIN? y - „ac.h player enjoys ensemble work mere than just s individual lilcewi joys social interWHAT WOULD EXTRA MONEY MEAN TO YOU? e all the money afford to miss Unless you h ./ant you cann offer. Could you do Haven’t you 0.->o U s,» *»»» spare time way of earning mone; is an easy, pleasant and digr Man. which -’" 1 *~ ections home for us. In your renerously for osults. No dis o help U 3 and no experience is Mail the Coupon for our beautiful llustrated book, which explains evervhiitg. We will send it to you FREE. lIBJ.RTV CONFECTIOXEBY COLLEGE Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral s ( .' Christchurch. ' lentlemen,—- SlO Without obligation on my part, oioafce Confectionery rud your Book taking, which tells me how I ioney at home by making S' for MAME .. , ADDRESS