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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 955, 27 December 1933, Page 3

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements

AMUSEMENTS. SOMETHING DELIGHTFULLY SOMETHING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT.’ <PLAZA> J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., 3 Sessions: 11 a.iu., 2.30 and S i Every Friday, J p.m. 8.8. C. Radio talent and “ RADI “RADIO PARADE' “RADIO PARADE’ “RADIO PARADE’ (Approved for Universal Exhibit Broadcasting Mirth and Melodv. the Stars: DESMOND, 'Elsie and Doris Harry Pepper. Keith Wilbur, FLOTSAM and JETSAM, Mario Lorenzo, Reginald Gardiner, Houston sisters, Tex M’Leod. Jeanne de Casalis, while Roy Fox and his Band keep the show on I WHAT A SHOW! Just bring to memory the stage revue you have ever se Imagine added to this fifty of the World’s greatest vaudeville artists tl > ‘ d N ? v ’ I ’. you will have some idea of mighty revue offered at the Plaza. Supporting Programme includes by special request Walt Disney’s Delightful Cartoon, ‘ THREE LITTLE PIGS u COMING SATURDAY—and Class Prejudice, Basil Rathbone Heather Thatcher.

AMUSEMENTS. THE BEST POSSIBLE ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY DURING THE HOLIDAYS. THEATRE ROYAL.~~] Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn., Ltd. TWO SESSIONS DAILY: 2.30 and 8 p.m. TO-DAY TO-NIGHT! “WHOO P E E *• •“wH§of f E ;: = ••WHOOPEE” Brand New Copy of the [ere we have a Brand tupendous Success that some years back took Christchurch by storm! -WHOO P E E 1 = ::SgBBS3 = ::^SBB?i - W H O O P 1 tory of the nmerit in e Screen! i o 8 P E K :: A Gorgeous Pi Loveliness .. M Intriguing Story of Fem in— Featuring EBEJI gig?BS 10DDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR \TEST^LAU( UGII-MAKER ON (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at TlVeatre during Holidays. Phone 36-328, 36-329.

AMUSEMENTS. Don't miss Jack Hulbert in his greatest Comedy Success . . Rarely indeed are we privileged to see such sparkling entertainment . . and Christchurch has shown its appreciation in no uncertain manner. 'XDREDS TURNED A WAV . iNDREDS TURNED AWAY. CRYSTAL PALACE. Noon JACK J A C Iv JA C K JACK JACK JACK TO-NIGHT! 2.30 p.m. S if.m HULB E R T Ii U L B E R T HUUB E R T HULB E R T H U LB E R T HULBERT England's Funniest Funster. CICELY COURTNEIDGE CICELY COURTNEIDGE CICELY COURTNEIDGE CICELY COURTNEIDGE HILARIOUS COMEDY RIOT. "FALLING " FA LUNG “FALLING ** FALLING “FALLING “ FALLING FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR YOU ” YOU ” YOU *• YOU ” A Gaumont-Gainsborough Picture. ONE LONG LAUGH >ngs, grotesque dancir.„, ....... tions poured out in profusion. JACK and CICELY have never offered richer LAUGHS!! LAUGHS!! LAUGHS’! For the Entire Family. Send the Kiddies along. They will enjoy it. (Approved for Universal Exhibition - ). BOX PLAN at The Bristol Piano Co., or Telephone Theatre, 32-40 S. THE KIDDIES* DELIGHT. An Entertainment all for Theihselves At The ST JAMES’S THEATRE 2.30 Every Afternoon 2.30 Mickey Mouse, Oswald the Rabbit, Pooch the Pup, Hal Roache's Rascals, Mickey McGuire. They’ll all be there to amuse you with their latest Antics. PICNICS AND SKATING. OHNSON’S FISH PONDS, Clarendon Terrace, Opa wa-Radley. Picnic Grounds. kating daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Dancing Wednesday and Saturday Nights. 521 TX The balance-sheet and president’s report were presented and accepted as satisfactory. Combined Church Service. On Sunday last, December 24, a combined Presbyterian and Methodist service was held in the Methodist C* 'l\ Granity. The choir rendered Christmas anthems and Mr A. Roskvist played a trombone solo. The service was conducted by the Rev IT. F. Steffans and the Rev R. Coombridge before a large congregation. St Peter’s Sunday School. The annual prize-giving of the St Peter's Sunday School was held in the Granity Church Ilall during the week-end. The children contributed songs and recitations in finished style, and the items were much enjoyed. Miss Leggy Smith sang “ Flow Gently, Sweet Afton”; Miss Elsie Webster, "Just a Little Street”; Misses Audrey Evans, Nona Chew, Mavis Borlase, Ruth Collins, Phyllis Webster, Joan Webster, Freda Webster, and Masters W. Rennie, Jack and Frank Evans also assisted. The vicar, the Rev L. K. Collins, before requesting Mr Carmine to distribute the prizes, si ike in terms of praise of the devoted work of the Sunday school superintendent, Mrs E. Lecher, and her staff of helpers. The following received prizes:—Peggy Smith, Marjorie Rennie, Freda Webster, Ruth Collins, June Murray, Joy Collins, Audrey Evans, Joan Webster, Audre>" Rennie, Phyllis Webster, May Murray, Nola Webster, Mary Hazeldir.e, Betty Bramwell, Jack Brown, Willie Rennie, Dennis Davis, Leonard Davis, Frank Evans, Roy Wilson, Ennis Wilson, James Martin, Harry Wilson. James Atkinson, Arnold Strakker, Arthur Petrie, Victor Petrie, Jack Webster, Mavis Strakker, Betty Petrie, N’orma Ogg, Norma Evans, Emma Cleary, Mavis Bankell. Millerton School’s Success. Mr J. M’Kinlay (chairman) and Mr W. Watson (secretary), of the School Committee, were present at a function held in Millerton School. Mr M’Bean, headmaster, was congratulated by the chairman in not having one failure out ol all the pupils he prepared for the proficiency examination. This was something to be proud of. J. M’Bean a ud J. Orman were each presented with a dux medal, whilst Jim Nichol was congratulated on not missing a day from school during the past eight and a half years. Mines Close Down. All the mines in the Buller district closed down on Friday for the usual annual holidays. Millerton pit horses were taken to Fairdown for a well deserved spell in the open.