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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17890, 5 July 1926, Page 1

AMTTSEMEKTS. EVERYBODY’S. (The Distinctive Theatre) Day Session:* 2 p.m Night Sessions de Luxe . . 7.30 o'clock First National’s Great Screen Sensation, •THE NEW COMMANDMENT” BLANCHE SWEET and BEN LYQN In This Sensational Photo-Drama. In Addition—A Remarkable Story of the Ultra-Modern Woman in Pursuit of a Gay Life. "TE AVERAGE WOMAN” ANOTHER NOTABLE OAST, EVERYBODY'S ‘SELECT” ORCHESTRA. Reserves at The Bristol, or 'Phone J£EEF NEXT SATURDAY' FREE! WATCH OUT FOR THEATRE ROYAL A DVT. 5367 LIBERTY THEATRE. BUSTER KEATON “ SEVEN CHANCES.' T H EAT RE ROYAL. COMING SATURDAY! Finest Concert of the Year. QUEEN’S THEATRE. “ CAPTAIN BLOOD.” Romantic Figu Thrill the Girls. NO. 2—THE DELIGHTFUL PLAY OF SUNSHINE AND SMILES, „ ‘PEG O’ MY HEART " WITH LAURETTE TAYLOR (The Original “Peg.") Bit of a Miss, a bit of a Brogue, and JHEATRE ROYAL COMING SATURDAY! Finest Concert of the Year. CRYSTAL PALACE. ADOLPHE MENJOU, GRETA NISSEN, You’ll Love Them All in “ THE KING ON MAIN STREET.” Smart, Snappy. Spicy, Scintillating Comedy, With His Merry Majesty Amorous Adolphe in Brilliant, Sparkling Humour. The World’s greatest living Flying Ace. to Rob the Air Mail in Peace xime. This Picture is Sensational and Thrilling beyond description. THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Plans at The Bristol, or Ring 3758. J£EEP NEXT . SATURDAY FREE! WATCH OUT ~OR THEATRE ROYAJ GRAND THEATRE. Continuous from Twelve Nooj BEERY AND JACK MTJLHALL In Tiffany's Astounding Photo-Drama, " DRUMS OF JEOPARDY.” And then—- “ CIRCUSMAMA ” A Riotous, Roaring, Ripping Comedy Topical. Tipsycal Tittilater that will drive you to Hysterics AND MAKE YOU LAUGH FOR THE The Bristol, rrEEP NEXT SATURDAY FREE! FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE. July 6, 1926. Dear Patrons.— I know you were all very pleased with our last week Menu by the manner in which you all attended to partake of the far offered . .w this week's Bill of Fare even better. Our new artists pearing are as ’Ptional Acrobats and Tumblers call them, and they are wonderful. There are thrills in every movement. Next comes Little June Megan. This wee girlie is only eight y have been having. Their singing, playing and local hits are clean, clever and witty. Campbell and Wise, your old favourites, finish tonight and go to Wellington to-n~ Come and them. Continued ter Vernon and his Partner in Fun ‘ Ginger!” We think Walter is the best of all Ventriloquists, and that is the opinion of all. Charming Maggie Foster still continues play her ' " good-bye_ into the hearts of Patrons with her Violin. Her numbers this week are fine. And clever Will Hastings and Peggy Adair are holding up the show every night with their Music and Singing. * still* show you how to dance upside down. J nearly forgot to tell you Wish Wynne, London's greatest Monday next. July 12. T H E A T R E ROY AL. SATURDAY NEXT. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction: E. J. Carroll. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT At 8.18. LAST TWO CONCERTS. SEASON POSITIVELY FINISHES TO-MORROW (TUESDAY*) NIGHT THE DON COSSACKS(Conductor, Serge Jaroff.) POPULAR PRICES; R.S. and D.C, 7s 6a (plus tax), A few Reserved Stalls and D.C, on morning of concert at 5s (plua tax). Gallery, 3s (plus tax). Day Sale of 5s and 8s Gallery Seats t the Theatre Confectionery Shop. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. Management , Fred M'Crea Business Manager: Garner. fJHEATRE ROYAL* DOMING SATURDAY! ie»t Concert of the Year,