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AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE R O V A L. Lewtoes: J. C. Williamson, LM. " ; Directsoii: Slriihcnuoji and Linler. SPECIAL BOX PLAN A'OTICK. The Box Plaji lor the Season OjH'ns at Ibo ON MONDAY MORNING AT » A.M. GR.VND . OPENING NIGHT. THURSDAY NKXT, 27th NOTEMBKR. -" THURSDAY NEXT, STTtli NOVEMBER. For Foxir Nightd On!r. THE ' • • ROTAL PANTOMIME COMPANY ItOYAL PANTOMIME COMPANY Prtisom* LITTLE iiO-PKEPI LITTLF. UO-PEKP! THB GIRL WHO LOST HER SHEEP.- ---', Beautifully Staßcd. Really Coetureod. i A AVhirlwind of Fun. [ The Brightest and Btnl Musical Tit-bit of - I Mcdcrn Tim««. °- i'WO CROWDED ACTS OF LAVGHTER." Inchidinpr a Sentw of Brilliant and Attnw- ■- '. tiv<« Mucical Sketch<-.i acd MAGNIFICENT STAGE PICTURES! Including A GLORIOUS TRANSFORMATION— . THE FOUR SEASONS! LITTLE 80-PEEP! LITTLE 80-PEEP! Interpreted by a Company of 52 STAR ARTISTS S3 52 STAR ARTISTS S? Magnificent Enaemblw. Daintr Bilk'j*.OPENING THURSDAY NEXT. CHILDREN'S MATINEE, SATURDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, POPULAR PRICES: *», 2e £d. wso! Iβ: W. A. LOW, Touring Manager.-■g-ING EDWARD BARRACKS. . k UNIQUE ATTRACTION. THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND" ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND ' ' ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. This Famous Band, the firxt Military Bund" permitted by the British War Office to Txsd» Australasia, will give TWO CONCERTS ONLY, IN CHRISTCHURCH. 1 KING EDWARD B4J[RACKS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25tb. at 8 pja. - KING EDWARD BARRACKS. • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, at 2.30 p.m. ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. HO EXCLUSIVE! PKICBSJ 2a «ad Iβ. asis2sls2Bls2ile2sla2&le- ' ' . ■•■■■ 79» , ■ OP BE A HOTJ 6 B . Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd; "The Reßnod Vaudeville Playbouee. , * .. - '. ~ TO-HIGHT. , At 8. SO-NXGBX." l r. Laet Night of- out Grand Programioa.- ,J. ENORMOUa BECEPnON ACCORDED V* HILARY LONG, . America* RenuuAable •. Phflmuitoojioiß. p . - • - A Wonderful Aot - ■' . ' Direct from America—Last Jfi*3it of . . KUBTIS'S BOOSTERS. Fifty Feathered FroJioken. - ' " , A Bird Act in a MflUon. • . ' '.. GLADYS AND ALBER, ' .."- . Eccentrio Comedy Duo, Featuring, Alb«s ' tho Crasy Tumhlia* Comedian. ' PEG AND THE LIMIT, ... la their SiatamingWJfanay Creation. . "FUN IN A GYMNASIUM." Last Night «f the Popttlatr Favourites, DBLAVALE AND GILBERT, In "FUN ON OUR SELECTION." LILY VOCKLEB, "The Popular Girl." ". . . Singing the Latest Podhlot Chorue Hrta. THE VARDELL BROTHEns, . - Sensational Athletes and Hand Belanoen. ' ~ MISS HAY BRILLIANT, Coatedienne. ' Prices: Stall* Iβ, D.C. Iβ 6d, O. Stalls 2e. ■ 1 Reserves at Milncr and Thompson's, or - , Telephone at tho Theitra. No. 1471. ' ' ■ pHRISTCHURCH ORCHESTRAI^' , V-'HRISTCHURCH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Conductor: ALFREIi BUNZ. . _-.-_ FOURTH CONCERT " ' {1313 Season). , ". THEATRE ROYAL, .. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th. \ . " "SYMPHONY CONCERT." "SYMPHONY CONCEBT." ERNEST JAatIESON, Secretary, Sd. yqr t AINONI PA.BK.6d. Op«a Every Day. Hot Water Trim. ; - FREE ZOO. Magnificent Collection of Animal* ' t from Sydney Zoo. ■ . • ■ jaETURN TRAM FARES ifacludini? *d- f mission) Iβ; Children Half-price. No. 9 Car. ; .• ,' ■ BIG SHIPMENT OP LADIES , - •"'- ■, HANDBAGS. . . ." . JUST LANDED, PRIOR TO THE -',' STRIKE. ■-■ , Sneds Bags in all shapes and ehedee, •' from 3* Gd to 255. ' : Black and coloured Leather Bag*, from Iβ lid to 47s 6d each. - Embroidered Repp Aage, from 5s lid , to 9a 6dChildren's Embroidered Bags, frwn ° 10id to 3a Gd each. ALWAYS THE LOWEST PRICES AT" QAEE V ' S READY-MONEY STOBE. . 11S9 . WANTED. "|T[7"ANTED, a. younif Man m Clerk; wJary T T Xl2O per anntim. Ajjply, elating «pc- ■ rience and encibsing copiw of teetimoniaJe. Box 66, CTTrJeU-hurch. . BALLANTYNE'S New Crystal Voilee, i» ' plain ahadee, are 42 inches vide, and tpecially tuitablo for dainty summer frocks.' XT ATKINSON'S R»it Paid SaJ«. XTI " XX» puxch»B«e over £1 z%il paid and - ' packed free for 50 miles. 127 M»acb«rter . jrtwei. Cmos npWO Special Line* at Ballantyne'a are X White Jap Crepes, at 7Jd and 10idyard. They waih easily, and xequiie no iron' ing- - ' • SADDLEBAGS and Mohair Velvet Suites ■£8 12* ed, Duchesee Cheats £1 12s Cd. . Tik<d-back WMihatinds 1-5.% at AtkiaeosV ' Raul Paid Sale. CICS rpHE New Crystal Voiles, at Ballantyce'*, ' X aze a nev Voile Texture, in plain ehtdea, "" and are splendid valne at Is Hid yard. cT»Ti only system • allows them to sell Furniture caeaoer than any other shop in. Chrutchnrch. 1i r o , credit. The pick of. our bright nw ttwlce - of Furniture to be sold cheaper than ever at H. Atkintoß'a, 127 Maaebeater street. CBIOS tFor Coatiatutioa et Waatadt wa Pan WJ
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14830, 22 November 1913, Page 1
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