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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17882, 25 June 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PAVLOVA BOOKINGS. 12s 6<3 RESERVATIONS. In order to avoid any congestion at fhe doors This Evening, a limited number of Seats at 12s 6d may now be Reserved at The Bristol Piano Co. for Tonight's performance only, or they may purchased at the Theatre Ticket-box This Evening. DAY SALES: 250 Early Door Back Stalls at 10s 6d (plus Tax), And 425 Early Door Gallery Tickets at os (plus Tax), May be purchased at the Theatre Royal Confectionery from 1C a.m. to-day, or they may be procured at the Doors This Evening. THEATRE - ROYAL. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. LAST TWO NIGHTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. MATINEE TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 2.1: o’clock. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALL PARTS. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have the Honour to Announce the Most Brilliant and Gigantic Attraction it has ever been their Privilege to Present. PAVLOVA. PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, PAVLOVA, THE GREATEST DANCER THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN, OR EVER WILL KNOW. Supported by LAURENT NOVTKOFF, And the Entire. London and Paris Organisation. Grand Operatic Orchestra under the Conductorship of LUCIEN WURMSER. A TRULY EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS. GRANDEUR AND ELEGANCE. CHARM AND FASCINATION. ANIMATION AND SPECTACLE. COMPLETE CHANGE OF COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT. AMARILLA. AM AR ILL A. AMARILLA. BALLET IN ONE ACT. The Countess Mile Nichols The Count M. Varzinski Amarilla (a young Gipsy) Anna Pavlova Her Brother Laurent Xovikoff The Chief of the Tribe . . M. Zalewski Marchionesses: Miles Stuart, D'Ar Nikitina, White, Cervis, Anderson, Burk, Dolamore. Marquises: MM. Pianowski, Zaleski, Demos lavski, Sergeeff, Algcranoff, La Seelies. Dolinoff, and Hitchlns. Gipsies: Miles Faucheux, Burk, Ward, Spencer; MM. Zalewski. AlgeranofC, Markovski, Ford. Dolinoff. Peasants: Miles. Rogers. Nichols. Crofton, Spencer, Elkington, Mather. * OHOPIXIAXA. CHOPTXIANA. CHOPINIA NA. SET OF DANCES FROM CHOPIN. 1. Polonaise in A Major 2. Prelude in A Flat 3. Waltz in C Sharp Minor (Arranged by M. Fokine). 4. Waltz in A Minor 5. Prelude In A Major fi. Mazurka in C Major 7. Waltz in E Minor 8. Waltz in A Flat Major Waltz in F Major ANNA PAVLOVA. LAURENT XOVIKOFF, and Principal Members of the Com pany. DIVERTISSEMENTS. 1— Obertass (Lewandovski) Miles Faucheux. D'Arcy. Burk, Nikitina, Gervis, Messrs Varzinski. Zalewski. Pomoslavski, Hitchlns, SergeefT. 2 Californian Poppy (Tschaikowski) Anna Pavlova. 3 Hollande Dance (Grie Mile Mather and Mr Markowski. 4 -Moment Musical (Schubert) Miles Stuart, Nichols, Crofton. 5 Valse Sentimental* (Schubert) Miles D'Arcy and White. Messrs V zinski and Zalewski. 6En Sourdine (Telatn) Mile Rogers and Mr Laseelles. « —The Hours (Ponchlelli) Anna Pavlova, Laurent Novikoff, a the Company. Conductor: LUCIEN WURMSER. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls £1 la Unreserved Circle and Stalls at the doors 12s 6d Early Door, Bark Stalls 10s fid Late Door, Back Stalls 7s fid EaHy Door, Gallery 5s Od Late Door, Gallery 3s Od All prices plus tax. Day Sales at the Theatre Royal Confectionery. Manager: CIIAS. E. BONNER. PUBLIC NOTICES. M O O T C I - C A A K. K. SATURDAY, 2.45 p.m. MART ST A v. HORNBY. MARTST A v. HORNBY. MART ST A v. HORNBY. SYDENHAM v. WAIMAIRL Your last opportunity of seeing Brittenden, Petersen, Mundy, Wilson-Hall, Henry. Mason and O'Connor before their probable departure for England. Admission 6d. Stand fid. Motors in Park, 6d. PILGRIMS* ASSOCIATION. QUARTERLY GATHERING. A E R TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW, 2.30 to 4.30. MEMBERS FREE. "ES AND vVIUSICAL TEMS. AFTERNOON TEA. INVITED TO r al Subscriptio (•'IRAXD REPEAT CONVERT, in aid Jf of St Jos ’ * ~ ~ to be held ii semhly Hall, corner of Rarbadoe, and Belt, Saturday. June 26th. a CANTERT ASSOC lArpm: eighth annual i ± MEETING will he held in Dunlop C« li*26. Business:—At and adopt Report ? MONDAY. JUNE 28 th. To receiv. Patron, entitled “ 'I Justice of the Peace." A large attendance ~ hoped for. Visiting Jus IS TOUR OFFICE COLD'.’ The wizard kerosene radiator resembles an Electric Heater in appearance, but produces a far greater heat at a cost of only a halfpenny per hour. This splendid Heater •an be carried from room to room. No wicks to trim. No odour. Easy to ns®. Suitable for residences, shops, offices, halls, etc. Drop a note and we will call and demonstrate it, or call at office. R. CABLE AND CO.. 6, Commercial Bank Building, Christchurch. TO LET. TO Let, Well Furnished Bed-sitting Room, also 2-roomed Flat. 21U, Peterborough Street. 58D7X DENTIST'S or Doctor's Suite, central, specially constructed, five rooms. £l5O, Telephone 671, 5!)67X TO Let, Sunny Unfurnished Rooms, superior home, all conveniences, reasonable. 211, Armagh Street, City.