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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 471, 4 June 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. A THUNDEROUS WARNING TO J THE FATHERS AND MOTHERS OF NEW ZEALAND. I A Challenge You Dare Not Evade Children Will Not Be Admitted CRYSTAL PALACE. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! 12 NOON! 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! THE DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT THAT HAS SHOCKED THE WORLD WITH ITS TERRIFIC STARK DRAMA! * ARE ‘ARE ‘ ARE ‘ ARE ‘ ARE ‘ ARE * ARE ‘ ARE ‘ ARE ‘ ARE * ARE •ARE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE THESE OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR OUR CHILDREN? CHILDREN? CHILDREN? CHILDREN? You Will Say it is Terrible —Not True—That Our Children do not do these things— BUT ARE YOU SURE! UP FROM THE WELTER OF THIS TOPSY-TURVY WORLD, AN ANGUISHED CRY FOR AJD AND UNDERSTANDING RINGS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE EARTH. What Chance for one Courageous Boy and Girl amid this Turmoil and Confusion This Madness and Temptation . . . HERE IS TIIE STORY OF CHILDREN IN A GODLESS GENERATION—TOLD IN DRAMA THAT STRIPS THEIR SOULS, STINGS THEIR FLESH. CLEARS THE WAY AND LEADS THEM ON TO THE TRIUMPH OF TOMORROW! The Brilliant Cast Includes BERYL MERCER ERIC LINDEN BERYL MERCER • - ERIC LINDEN A THUNDEROUS DOCUMENT WHIPPED LIKE LIGHTNING ACROSS THE SCREEN FOR ADULTS ONLY FOR ADULTS ONLY Children Will Not Be Admitted! PRICES: is.'ls* 6d and 2s (3 Reserves, Bristol or Theatre, CIVIC THEATRE. TWO WONDERFUL NIGHTS. TWO WONDERFUL NIGHTS. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 AND 8. TALENTED MAORI ARTTSTS. TALENTED MAORI ARTTSTS. TALENTED MAORI ARTISTS. THE ANGLICAN MAORI MISSION PARTY From Rotorua, Whakatane, Wellington and Canterbury will present A PAGEANT OF MAORI LIFE. A PAGEANT OF MAORI LIFE. A PAGEANT OF MAORI LIFE. Depicting the history of the Maori from the primitive era of the distant past to the light of present-day life. SEE THE PRIMITIVE MAORI AT HOME! See him invoke his great ancestor Maui —watch the dawn of Pakeha civilisation —see the change from old-time chants to modern music. SEE THE MAORI AS HE IS NOW! THREE GREAT VIVID SCENES THREE GREAT VIVID SCENES Illustrated with old-time chants and incantations—poi dances in fascinating forms—Maori action songs—stirring hakas—Maori games—love ditties — instrumental items, all eloquently described and explained by TE ARI PITAMA, The well-known Maori orator and lecturer from Radioland. RARE—UNIQUE —ENTERTAINING. Admission: 3s (plus 2s plus tax and Is. Reserves at Bristol. Mr Arthur Lilly, A.R.C.0., at the organ, 7.45 p.m. MAORI MUSIC. 839 KIWI LADIES* lIOCKET CLUB. Annual carnival dance, CALEDONIAN HALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 7. Good Supper. Denza Band. Novelties. Exhibition Dancing. Do Not Forget Last Year’s. Ladies, 2s. 8 till 1. Gents, 2s 6d. C ARNIVAL DANCE, SOMERFIELD SCHOOL, SATURDAY, JUNE 11. Excellent Orchestra and Supper. Dance, Is and Is 6d. Social, Is 3d. CHARITY BALL. TROTTING CLUB PAVILION ADDINGTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1932. (Proceeds to be equally divided between Citizens’ Relief Association and St Vincent de Paul Society.) The Social Event of the Year. PRESENTATION OF DEBUTANTES TO HIS LORDSHIP DR M. J. BRODIE, BISHOP. OF CHRISTCHURCH. Bailey-Marston Orchestra. Bennett’s Orchestra. Double Ticket 17s 6d. Single 10s 6d Supervised Parking Arrangements. Sit Down Supper. P. M. COLLINS, Honorary Secretary. Box 1146, Christchurch, 836