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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20310, 21 May 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. PACKED HOUSE THRILLED At The TIVOLI. 11 A.M.! 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! KAY FRANCIS - RICARDO CORTEZ KAY FRANCIS - RICARDO CORTEZ In The Fascinating Dramatic Romance “ THE HOUSE “THE HOUSE “THE HOUSE “THE HOUSE ON f)6TH STREET ” ON 56TH STREET” ON 56TH STREET ” | ON 56TH STREET ” SHE WENT AS A PRIDE TO “THE HOUSE ON 56TH STREET” Then One Little Indiscretion Changed Her Entire Life! AN AMAZING REVELATION That Every Woman will Want Every Man To. SEE! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVES. D.1.C., or Tivoli. 32-810. A NEW STAR IS BORN! A NEW STAR IS BORN! The Whole World is Enthusiastic over the New Star! Born overnight! The Screen’s Latest and Greatest Sensation! MARGARET MARGARET MARGARET MARGARET MARGARET SULLAVAN SULLAVAN SULLAVAN SULLAVAN SULLAVAN FORGET HER IN “ONLY YESTERDAY” “ONLY YESTERDAY” “ONLY YESTERDAY” "ONLY YESTERDAY” Acclaimed by World Critics As The SCREEN’S FINEST ACHIEVEMENT (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMING TO THE TIVOLI DANCING. the Merivale Schoolroom orT WEDNE ! DAY. 23rd MAY, at 8 p.m. Tickets : 6d each. Including supper. 24 8X I 1 CABAnti FRASCATI. FRASCATI. TO-NIGHT - - - TO-NIGHT Seymour’s Dance Band. Ladies 1/6 Gents 1/6. Lucky Spot, etc. ’Phon< 31-778 for Alcove Reserves. 319 FRASCATI. LTD. TRAMWAY BOARD NOTICE. REMOVAL OF TRAMWAY TRACK. RICHMOND LINE. to the Provisions o JL Clause 12 of Second Schedule of th< Tramways Act, 1908, and of Section 2 o the Christchurch Tramway Distric Amendment Act, 1926, as amended b: the Christchurch Tramwav Distric" Amendment Act, 1932-33, public notic. is hereby given that it is the intentioi of the Christchurch Tramway Boan to apply for an Order-in-Council author ising it to remove the tramline describee below and to discontinue running ser vices by tram car thereon. Within four weeks after the firs publication of this notice any number o persons being not less than five pe: centum of the ratepayers whose name: are inscribed in the ratepayers’ roll o the Christchurch Tramway District may by writing addressed t< the Christchurch Tramwav Board, de mand that the question whether or no such Order should be applied for shal he submitted to the decision of the rate payers by poll to be taken within twi months of the delivery of such demand The tram track proposed to be removei commences at the junction of Cashe Street and Stanmore Road and continue! northerly by Stanmore Road, Nort! Avon Road, and North Parade to th ■junction of Shirley Road and Marslilarn Road.

Plans of the Tramway Track to he removed together with a draft of the Order-in-Oouncil to he submitted to the nrtvprnor-Oeneral for anproval are open for inspection at the office of the Board, Cathedral Square. Christchurch. FRANK THOMPSON. 1446 X al Mar TUITION. that Job. Showcard and TicketV* writing Taught. Progress guaranteed. Private tution evenings. 8119. X CTRICTLY Private Lessons all kinds of Ballroom Dancing from the oldest to the very latest. Albert Boal, 93, Ferry Road. 5232 X BY SPECIAL REQUEST. TIRIAB VIOLIN CLASSES, 10s term. Give your child this opportunity. First prize for four consecutive assures best tuition procurable, full particulars: J. Boschetti. 22. Ne Regent Street. X M c Qui M McMULLEN. Principal. Road. 'Phone 31-713. fail kstep, etc.__ D 428. ISS ENID LAWSON, Dancing Taught lessons; any age. Waltz, Fox-trot. Teacher of Studio, 58, Richmond nd Regent Hall, SaturModern and old-time dancing TAUGHT PRIVATELY by Experienced Young Dancer. Latest steps in Foxtrot, etc. Guaranteed success. Terms moderate Studio: 33. Gresford Street, St Albans. MWSX ANY A YOUTH hours said iunt to anything” has trained himfor a position at the top. The S. can help you to get to the top. 300 specially prepared M Ovi vailable, including Book-keeping, Journalism and Electric Wiremen’s. Write for details. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS ( N.Z. >. LTD., Dept. A-. Liverpool Chambers. CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THE EVENING CLASSES will resume -I- this (Monday) evening, when enrolments of new students will be taken. The TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL will re-open To-morrow (Tuesday), at 9 a.m. A prompt return of all students is particularly requested. D. E. HANSEN, M.A., M.Sc., Dr.lng., Principal.