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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18937, 6 December 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. IMPORTANT! "EORCiE BANCROFT Will Appear At The PERFECT TALKIES. CRYSTAL PALACE DE LUXE TALKIES, Commencing MONDAY NEXT MONDAY In A ~ , WONDERFUL ALL-TALKING PRESENTATION, Greater, Far Greater, Than “The Wolf of Wall Street.* BANCROFT AT HIS GREATEST “ THUNDERBOLT.” “THUNDERBOL "THTTNDERBOL “THUNDERBOL “THUNDERBOL “THUNDERBOL T ” T ** T ** T ” T ** The Great Paramount ALL-TALKING SPECIAL. ALL-TALKING SPECIAL. BOOK NOW AT THE BRISTOL. Paramount’s Greatest Thriller Paramount's Greatest Thriller Paramount's Greatest Thriller At The LIBERTY THEATRE TALKIES. Commencing MONDAY NEXT MONDAY The ASTOUNDING ALL-TALKING MYSTERY DRAMA, ALL-TALKING MYSTERY DRAMA, ALL-TALKING MYSTERY DRAMA, •’ THE HOLE IN THE WALL/* “THE HOLE IN THE WALL.” “THE HOLE IN THE WALL.” “THE HOLE IN THE WALL.” The Nerve-Tingling, Interest-Absorbing Spiritualistic Drama with the Terrific Climax. BOOK at The Bristol, or Ring 35-067. TO-MORROW’S THE LAST DAY. CRYSTAL PALACE DE LUXE TALKIES. Last 3 Days Of Last 3 Days Of Last 3 Days Of “SHOW BOAT." “SHOW BOAT.” “ SHOW BOAT.” “SHOW' BOAT.” “ SH(?W BOAT.” The Great Drama Of Life. LIBERTY THEATRE TALKIES. 5.30 P.M.! TWICE DAILY. 8 P.M.! To-morrow’s the Last Day Of CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS THE RIVER OF ROMANCE. - “THE RIVER OF ROMANCE.** “THE RIVER OF ROMANCE.** “THE RIVER OF ROMANCE.” And The Brilliant List Of Special TALKING and SINGING FEATURE! Book At The Bristol, or Ring 35-06 EVERYBODY’S. Nigh t (The Distinctive Theatre.) DO ?°2!® T BURGESS and PAUL PACE n,. f Remarkable Revelation Of The Romance Behind the News, •• PROTECTION. Thrilling Story of Newspaper Life. Addition;—WlLLAßD MACK “ THE VOICE OF THE CITY." “THE VOICE OF THE CITY." EVERYBODY'S " SELECT ORCHESTRA. Conductor: Mr Albert Bldgood. GRAND THEATRE. Continuous From 11 A.M I *• FEEL MY PULSE.” Laughs, Shrieks. Screams, Thrills. AIso:—JACK HOLT lu Zane Grey's Western Thriller. “BORN TO THE WEST.” “BORN TO THE .VEST.” THEN:—Sixth Chapter Of ' THE PIRATE OF PANAMA." 'THE PIRATE OF PANAMA." Usual Prices: 3d. 6d, 9d and Is. PUBLIC NOTICES. JUJU v ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF MUSIC. L.Mus.T.C.L. Classes for Secondary and Prima School Children, Adult Classes 1 School Teachers and Training Colle Application for Enrolment for 1930 should be made IMMEDIATELY. Present Students MUST RE-ENROL FOR Subjects Taught:— (a) No Fee—Singing, Sight Reading, Ear Training, Children’s Opera. Compulsory for members of Vocal and Instrumental Classes (except piano), Theory, Musical Appreciation. Compulsory for Instrumental Classes (except Piano). Children’s Orchestra. (b) Fee 7s 6d a term—Violin, Viola, 'Cello, Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Cornet, Flugel Horn, Tenor Horn, Trombone, Baritone, Euphonium, E flat and B flat Bass, Pianoforte. (c) Fee: 2s per term—Folk Dancing. ALL APPLICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE MADE BY POST TO MR VERNON GRIFFITHS AT THE TRAINING COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH. No connection with other classes subsequently started in the City. IMPORTANT NOTICE—Last Classes Of 1929 Session: To-morrow (Saturday) in College Hall. Singing at 10, Orchestra at 11. Members attending will receive tickets for Party in the evening. Subscription-: Sixpence. IS YOUR CAR WORTH £150? PROBABLY MORE. But even at £l5O it is going to pay you well to look after it. For 3s 8d per week WE will keep it NEW and save you the cost of repairs. Write for booklet or call. CAR MAINTENANCE, LTD.. Durham Street. 'Phone 31-499. (Between Cashel and Lichfield Streels.) C CAROLINE Home Cookery removed to J new and up-to-date premises. Bishop and Co.'s Buildings, Armagh Street. ASHBURTON RACES, Saturday Next, December 7. Lowis’s Motors leave Turnbull and Jones’s Corner, Cashel Street, at 10.30 a.m. Fare lls return. Return after last race. Book seats early. ’Phone 35-136 and Reserve your seat. «ox