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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 660, 13 January 1933, Page 3

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements

AMUSEMENTS. DAME SYBIL THORNDIKE |2S' DAME SYBIL THORNDIKE REASON. DAME SYBIL THORNDIKE SEASON. SAINT JOAN . . . LAST NIGHT. SAINT JOAN . . . LAST NIGHT. SAINT JOAN . . . LAST NIGHT. To-night will be 4.«j«s the last, performance of St. Joan, the Wonderful Bernard Shaw Play which has been thrilling and delighting large audiences all this week. Curtain Rises 7.50 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction, J. C. Williamson, Ltd. By arrangement Cherniavsky Bureau, London. MATINEE “MACBETH” MATINEE “MACBETH” TO-MORKOW, MATINEE "MACBETH” TO-MORROW, 2 P.M. Also at 8 p.m. in the Evening. Two Performances Only of Shakespeare's Immortal Tragedy. MACBETH ” To-morrow at 2 p.m. j MACBETH ” Evening at 8 p.m. MONDAY, “CAPTAIN BRASSBOUND" TUESDAY, “CAPTAIN BRASSBOUND’’ in which Dame Sybil makes her first appearance in comedy. WEDNESDAY—MATINEE ONLY—• WEDNESDAY—MATINEE ONLY—- “ MEDEA OF EURIPIDES ” “MEDEA OF EURIPIDES” “ MEDEA OF EURIPIDES ” The Only Performance of this Great Greek Tragedy in which Dame Sybil Thorndike as Medea (one of her greatest roles) is superb. Wednesday, “MADAME PLAYS NAP" Thursday, “MADAME PLAY'S NAP” A Beautiful Romantic Comedy Pri Childre 7 s, Farewell to the Happin | “ SUNSHINE SUSIE ”J "With ITer Merry Band of Mirthmakers RENATE MULLER OWEN NARES C T H E A T R E. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. TWICE DAILY: 2.15 and 8 p.m. THE STAGE HIT OF ITS YEAR At the Comedy Theatre, London. ‘ THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE 4 THE FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL FAITHFUL HEART.* HEART.’ I-lEART.’ HEART.’ HEART.* HEART.’ HEART.’ HEART.' HEART.’ HEART.’ 44 A ” Cert., recommended for Adults only. ANOTHER GAINSBOROUGH HIT. By Victor Saville, of “ Sunshine Susie ’ Fame. 44 THE WOMEN OP 1 LONDON ARE STANDING DAILY' FOR HOURS IN LONG QUEUES AWAITING ADMISSION TO THIS TRUE-TO-LIFE PLAY.”—“ Empire News.” The Ideal Lovers of the British Screen. 44 The Man Who Forgot.” REPRESENT ROMANCE WITH A CAPITAL “R.” A Story of a Great Sacrifice. - - - - • Rich in Sentiment. - -- -- -- -- Sincere - A Link With Forgotten Days Alters a Great Man’s Destiny. PRlCES—Evening: D.C.. 2s (plus Tax); Stalls, Is 6d, Is. Matinees: D.C., Res. Stalls, Is 6d: Stalls, Is; Children Half-Price. Book at CIY'IC. 31-058. No Fee. Telephone REGENT THEATRE FIRST IN REGENT THEATRE FIRST IN EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING.

amusements. To-night’s the Last Night of ( “ LOVE ME TO-NIGHT ” j The Season’s Most piquant Romance. <PLAZA> Direction: J. c. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions: 11 A.M., 2.30 and S P.M. Commencing To-morrow.' BRITAIN’S CLASSIC MUSICAL COMEDY HIT, WITH THE QUEEN OF ALL ~ COMEDIENNES _LEADING THE SONGS _ AND LAUGHTER. GRACIE GRACIR GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE GRACIE FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FT ELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS FIELDS Tn The Happiness Picture—Radiating Sunshine and Laughter. The Picture that is going to stampede Christchurch * LOOKING ’LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING 4 LOOKING THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ SIDE.’ British Empire Films Production. Hear Grade Singing: “ Looking On The Bright Side Of Life,” “You’re More Than All The World To Me,” “ He’s Dead, But He Won’t Lie Down.” Just some of the wonderful numbers sung in Grade Fields’s inimitable style Plaza Featurettes Include: Don Bradman in “How 1 Play Cricket.' Frank Hurley’s “Jewels of the Pacific.’ CONSTANCE BENNETT KING’S THEATRE Sydenham. To-night Only, 2 p.m. Constance Bennett | “ THE EASIEST WAY ’’ MADBLON °CL A UDET ”. “Daddy Long Legs” and "Hell Divers Fullers st james. ULLERS ST JAMES. BACK TO VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE. Season Starts VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA. The Big Company of 25 Includes: AMY ROCHELLE RENE RICH ADDIE COLLINGS FRED BLUETT WALLY REYNOLDS FLYING WARTONS JEAN AND CHERRIE SYD. WHEELER JULES AND FLORENCE THE SUPERB SIX 10 PERSIAN ACROBATS BALLET, CHORUS. ORCHESTRA tax). Prices: 3s. 2s, ,1s 6d, Is (plu Matinees Wed. and Sat., at Day Sales at Sweet Shop next th« tre. No textra for Reserves at The B LOST AND FOUND. OST, Scotch Terr jame of “ Mac.” Finder pleas Reward.

AMUSEMENTS. ( “ SALOMY JANE" ( M A 12 NOON! 2.30 P.M.! WAR ON THE CHINESE FRONT! i They’re at it Again—Two Darei Devils of Shanghai who made a I business of the Chinese War. Hating I each other— loving the Same WoI man and Matching their Wits I against a common . enemy. MAJESTIC. MONDAY Next MONDAY Here’s a picture positively crammed with Entertainment and as timely as to-day’s Newspaper. • WAR ‘ WAR • WAR • WAR 14 WAR 4 WAR 4 WAR 14 WAR 14 WAR 14 WAR CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” CORRESPONDENT ” With JACK ITOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT RALPH GRAVES | RALPH GRAVES | RALPH GRAVES RALPH GRAVES The Men who gave you “ Flight ” and ” Dirigible ” come to you again in Made-to-Order Roles. Holt as an Adventurous Sky Devil, Graves as an Egotistical War Correspondent, in a Smash Situation laid among the Exotic and highly interesting locales of Ancient and Modern China. Reserves, Bristol or Majestic, 33-537. SOON YOU WILL SEE GEORGE WALLACE AS 44 HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS ”. | NEW ZEALAND PREMIERE OF G 3 HOTEL THEATRE. ENGLISH PARK. BIG SPORTS CARNIVAL TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT SATURDAY —8 P.M. New And Well Varied Programme consisting of Big One Mile Race will provide a series of Thrills CYCLE RAOESCYCLE RACESSpectacular and Thrilling Scratch Race WOOD CHOPPINGWOOD CHOPPING— Will provide an eye-opener as to the art of chopping 14in logs. Underhand and Standing Chops Other Features include TUG-OF-WAR RUNNING DANCING Seating Accommodation for Thousands Dancing .... 7.30 p.n Sports g p.n W LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ANTED, Housemaid-Waitress, country hotel; must be capable. Ring 484SX 32-438. after 7 VHANTKD, Smart Junior Clerk, male. Wages, £2. Speed and accuracy at figures essential. Apply in own handwriting, enclosing credentials (copies only), to Box 1232, Christ--4858 church. CENTRAL” Rooms, 2 te Pier. Brighton. 3 Furnished >, Keppel Street, 30s; min--4879 VACANCY Two Gentlemen Board share large sun balcony; i room one gentleman, within ten n utes’ walk from Square. Terms n rate. Phone 32-438. 4847: ATEST Hoover Vacuum Cleaner, j —w, £9. 81, Burke St. WANTED Buy, Portable Steam Eng 10 or 12 h.p. Must be in £ • ondition. Reply, stating price, t« Sullivan, 12, Tarapahi Street, G mouth. 440

DO NOT BROOD OVER WRONGS I was angry with my friend; I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with my foe: I told it not, my wrath did grow. —William Blake.