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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 954, 26 December 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! LAUGHS!! LAUGHS!! LAUGHS!! A REAL XMAS TREAT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY JA C K JA C K J A C Iv HULB E R T HULB E R T HULB E R T II U LBERT II IJ L B E IC T HULB E R T England’s Funniest Funster, rir elv cou rt n et dg e I’ICKLV <:OURT NEI DG E I'ICULY < ’OI7RTN EI DG E <7ICELY COL!RTNEIDGE The Sparkling London Comedienne, HILARIOUS COMEDY RIOT. ’ FALLING FOR YOU" ’FA LIANG FO It YOU " FALLING FOR YOU” •FALLING FOR YOU” The GAUMONT-BRITISH PICTURE that broke all records in England. America and Australia. O N E LONG LAUGH ONE LONG LAUGHYou must hear Jack and Cicely sing WHY HAS A COW GOT FOUR LEGS?” “MRS BARTHOLOMEW.” “SWEEP” and “DANCE PRETTY LADY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Also Screening an excellent supporting programme, including— SIR HARRY LAUDER singine his best number, “I LOVE A LASSIP:.” Be Wise, Book Your Seat Early at The Bristol Piano Co., or Theatre.Js2-408._ PACK, PACK. PACKING THEM IN Lynn and Walls—Walls and Lynn They’re the chaps to make you grin. If you’re looking for a lark See them groping in the dark With shot guns—laying ghosts in “Thark.” Overflow Tickets Available To-night. Avoid the Crush—Attend Matinees. ! CIVIC THEATRE. I ALL BRITISH. Daily at 2.15 and 8 p.m. England’s Greatest Funsters. Britain's Loudest Laugh Trio. LYNN—WALLS—“THARK” LYNN—WALLS—“THARK” LYNN—WALLS—“THARK” LYNN—WALLS—“THARK” LYNN —WALLS—“THARK’* MARY BROUGH—ROBERTSON lIARE AND THE ALDWYCHKRS, also the bonnie British gem which people like immensely. “WITH COB HA M TO KIVU” Book at Civic from 10 a.m. No Fee. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Reserves are better than regrets. PUBLIC NOTICES. CHRISTCHURCH PETROL RESELLERS’ ASSOCIATION (Tnc.). PER 1 /~i i\ GALLON 1/10 ALL GRADES OFFICE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 97. Hereford (Automatic Telephone Exchange ding) during the erection of the STATE FIRE BUILDING. Accident Insurance MS H. C. ROGERS, Branch Manager. Q —LARGE BOTTLE WHISKY. O/ O— LARGE BOTTLE WHISKY. Scottish Bard Whisky. 10/-. Dewars, D.C.L., Teachers and other Standard Brands, 11/6. Port Wine, large bottle. brands), 1/-. Ale and Stout (all local SHADES HOTEL SHADES HOTEL NEW BOTTLE STORE. LIO. Hereford Stre' ’Phone 34-384. JOHNS & WALSH AW JEWELT.EE Y IMPORTERS. Upstairs, 12 7, CASHEL STREET. SPECIALTIES DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES. OLD CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE. X George s. Thomson (“The Read. of Birthdates ”), Visiting Astr Numerologist, Psychic and Healer, cs be consulted daily, 10 a.m. till 8 p.r Birth and Health. x Horoscopes j specialty. Fee’s, 2s Gd.'ss and Write or call, 31 1, Manchester Stre j Christchurch. EXAMINATIONS for Marine E neers. Traction. Loco. Traction I Land, Ist Land. MU a. D. VAR IA l late Government Inspector of Machine | and Examiner of Engineers, would li I all interested to know that he i<? nr ! pared to coach candidates for the 622, Barbadoes Stre. NOTICE. ALL CYCLISTS TO REGISTER. THAT CROOK E’S CITY CYCLE STAND. NEXT TO HAY’S, LTD GLOUCESTER STREET, IS OPEN DAILY TILL MIDNIGHT. PRAMS PARCELS AND COATS 3d. MOTORJYCLES 6d. X 1 D—QOOD 3-COURSE MEAL—I Weekly Concession Ticket i> ou Excellent Service. Tariff 5s per da BRITANNIA PRIVATE HOTEL. W RASPBERRIES. raspberries. to announce to the t i of Canterbury that \v< taken over the distribution of the N< Fruitgrowers’ Association’s cron Raspberries. 6/6 per dozen lbs d ered City and Suburbs. Book fro --- can guarantee delivery! 7 * EG ENT STREET (u DONALDSONBROS.®'TeIethon™37 Without publicity no business can succeed. Use it in its most effective form—“STAR ” Classified Advertisements.