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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 911, 4 November 1933, Page 3

ampsemkwts. j regent. TO-DAY 2.30 and 8 TO-NIGHT. WE AGAIN PRESENT A PUL PROGRAMME OF HAND PICKED FEATURETTES. " FOX NEWS OF THE WORLD ” * FitzPatrlck Travel talk. •* FIJI TO SAMOA." A Delightful Interlude. Splendid * Musicale Number, “ HOT COMPETITION.” Then Conies’ The Thrill: "SCOURING THE SEVEN SEAS.” This Will Make You Grip The 'aide Of Your Sea-t! WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT MISS LILIAN HARVEY MISS LILIAN HARVEY MISS LILIAN HARVEY MISS LILIAN HARVEY The Queen Of English Stars In A Sparkling Musical Comedy. ‘MY LIPS BETRAY v ‘MY LIPS BETRAY MY LIPS BETRAY Together With The Fascinating JOHN BOLES. JOHN BOLES. JOHN BOLES. Cheers The Ear With Gay Melodies. . . . Charms The Heart With Romance. . . . And Brightens The World With Merriment. Reserves: Bristol or Theatre. 34-606. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL RACE WEEK SPECIAL RACE WEEK ENTERTAINMENT. TWO BTG FEATURES AT POPULAR PRICES. LIBERTY THEATRE. 2.15 P.M.! AND 7.45 P.M.! BILL BOYD WYNNE GIBSON . . BETTY FURNESS WILLIAM GARGAN. •EMERGENCY CALL” ‘EMERGENCY CALL” ‘EMERGENCY CALL” ‘EMERGENCY CALL” *EMERGENCY CALL” Romance! Thrills! The Greatest Yet! A Tense Drama Of The Brave Men Who Face Death To Save Lives. And Then- In Addition I "CENTRAL PARK” I “CENTRAL PARK” | “CENTRAL PARK” Starring JOAN BLONDELL - WALLACE FORD. Just Imagine—Strangers At Nine. In Love At Ten, In Jail At Midnight! More Action. Surprises And Excitement. Something New And Unexpected Happening Every Minute. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves Bristol or Liberty, 35-067. King’s Theatre. Colombo Street Sydenham. TO-NIGHT : MONDAY : TUESDAY J The Great Miracle Picture *.N " 1 IN- I Romantic! Inspiring! Thrilling! (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Coming: “ Sleepless Nights.” “ Sporting Widows.” “ Diggers in Blighty.” Watch for New Serial. ” Jungle Mystery." T" HREB ONE-ACT PLAYS Will be Presented by MISS NAARE HOOPER’S DRAMA STUDENTS at the Jellicoe Hall on Monday Next at 8 p.m. Admission 1/6 and 2/-. 9398 BE SURE TO VISIT THE AIR-MAIL SOCIETY;* FIRST N.Z. EXHIBITION. Opening Ceremony on Monday, 6th Nov. By His Worship the Mayor (D. G. Sullivan, Esq., M.P.) At 2.30 p.m. NEW PRESS BUILDING, Cathedral Square. Admission Free. R ADI A N T A *D I A N T HALL. H'A L L. TWO DELIGHTFUL CONCERTS By The CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY. Conductor: Victor C. Peters, A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M. VISITORS! You will hear the Choir at Its best in twelve popular part songs, including Brahms's ” Alto Rhapsody,” " Roll the Old Chariot Along ” (Young), " Maureen ” (Irish Cradle Song), "Psalm 148” (Holst). “The Lee Shore” (Coleridge-Taylor), etc., etc. THE SOLOISTS will be Miss Clarice Cooper, Soprano. Miss Ellis Fraser, Mezzo, Miss Nellie Lowe, Contralto, Mr James Shaw, Tenor (members of the Choir). MISS NOEL CAPE-WILLIAMSON, Gifted Young ‘Cellist. WILLIAM E. CREWES, WILLIAM E. CREWES, WILLIAM E. CREWES. Popular Wellington Baritone. And NOEL NEWSON, A.R.C.M., etc. NOEL NEWSON, A.R.C.M., etc. The Brilliant Pianist. in his first appearance since returning from Europe. Accoxnpaniste: Miss Blanche Atkinson. Tickets 2/-. Box Plan Begg's Monday. 1714 PUBLIC NOTICES. GREEN ROOFS WILL BE MORE POPULAR. Now that a First-grade Green Roof Paint can be obtained at a reasonable price. This paint is guaranteed to stay green and last as long as any Roof Paint. 20s per Gallon, 4-Gal tin 76s cash, plus 5 per cent sales tax. BRITISH PERMANENT PAINT CO.. 216. GLOUCESTER ST., LATIMER SQ.

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