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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Tho Home of Big Stars, HAYWARD'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. A Great "Vita." Star Feature, Powerful, Thrilling. Melodramatic Master*piece, an exceptional screen play, IHE THE TIGER LILY TIGER LILY TIGER LILY TIGER LILY TIGER LILY TIGER LILY TIGER LILY TIGER LILY A New and Original PlotStartling Sensations, Stirring Epifodei, Striking Spectacles. "CULTURE OF HUL-jUCS FLOWERS." Beautiful pictures of this charming branch of Horticulture. "FOR HIS LOVED ONE." "FOR HIS LOVED ONE." SANTA MONICA AUTOMOBILE RACE. "MAKING 'OSIUM' LAMPS." Of uncommon interest. "GAUMUNT GRAPHIC." The Latest. Just Cut the lee. "STARVED OUT." D.C. snd 0. Stalls is, Stalls 6d. Reserves at tho Dresden, ls Cd. p LOBE CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Direction: Havward's Enterprise-*-, Ltd. TO-DAY. ALL DAY. TO-DAY. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Tbo continued success of our Photo Plays goes to show that -uc know exactly what our patrons desire, AND GET. PATRONS KINDLY NOTE. Our Star Film wil! bo scre«iod at_ the following hours throughout the Evening:—At 0.30 p.m., 8.10, and 9.45 T>.m. FEATURING AN OLD COLONEL'S GRATITUDE In a eerics of COLONEL'S GRATITUDE delightful scenes COLONEL'S GRATITUDE we make tho *cCOLONFL'S GRATITUDE quaintonce of COLONEL'S GRATITUDE Mrs Stafford, a COLONEL'S GRATITUDE wealthy widow, COLONEL'S GRATITUDE who admires. COLONEL'S GRATITUDE and is admired COLONEL'S GRATITUDE by, a man COLONEL'S GRATITUDE named Palmer, posing es an honourable gentleman, but at heart a scoundrel. The eon informs his mother of her fiance's true character; thrilling situations follow, etc. Other Item-i beintr: Kalem Drama—RETRIBUTION. Gaumont Comedv—LEONCE AND HIS GUARDIAN. A.B. Comic—WlTH THE AID OF PHRENOLOGY. TopicaI—GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Adults Cd—Open Day and Night— -Children 3d. SYDENHAM PICTURES. Proprietors, Sydenham Co-operative Pictures. Direction: Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. At 8. TO-NIGHT. At 8. A Stirring Tale of Old Ireland 100 years ago. BRENNAN OF THE MOOR 3. BRENNAN OF THE MOORS. BRENNAN OF THE MOORS. Koh? Indiurtry, Gazette, Servant* and Friends. Hand of Deetiny. MAX AS MUSICIAN. ONE OVER. CUTEY. Prices: Is and 6d. Plan at Holcroft's. TTING'S THEATRE. Gloucester street. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11th. Reception to His Lordship Bishop Grimes on hia return from Europe. Admission, ls and 2s. Plan at Dresden. Front Seats may be rcservod without additional charge. MUNICIPAL ORGAN RECITALS. A GRAND ORGAN RECITAL , ,W*LL be giycn.-y..DR. BRADSHAW, City *«' * " O-g-nl-., in ''■ ' ' HIS MAJESTiYIS' T_£EATEE, On.SUNDAY NEXT, the 7th December, At 8.30 pjn. t , During the Recital the St. Albans Methodist Cho". will siug Anthems "Sun of my Soul" and "Glory to God," and, by request, Hymn "Lead Kindly Light." The net proceeds will be devoted to tho purchase of Christmas Gifts for Children in Public Institutions. ' Tickets (2s and ls) may be obtained at the City Council offices. Milner and Thompson's, the Dresden, W. Simpson's, and Woodwardbi (Tobaooonists). 84e4F j- NEW BRIGHTON PIER. THE MERRY MADCAPS Open their Season on SATURDAY', DECEMBER, 6th. at 8 p.m. Good Numbe-i by Class Artists. Admission, ls and Od. . COME TO BRIGHTON. 239 HANDEL'S MESSIAH. TO-NIGHT. DURHAM STREET CHURCH. CHOIR, 250. Admission by ticket price ls, obtainable at Church. F174 RECEPTION STUDIO (next Ballantyne's). PUZZLING ALL CHRISTCHURCH. LAST THREE DAYS. EDWIN JAMIE KILPATRICK Presents the Celebrated Spiritual Painting, , "THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS." . "THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS," I Unfinished and Unexplained. , Reception flours: 1 to 5 oclock Daily, j Adults To Defray Children Sixpence. Expenses. Threepence. 235 TJjHYSICAL CULTURE T. S. TANKARD. Physical Director. V.M.CX English, American, and Continental Experience Specialist for the Treatment ol ' Sptnai Curvature. CursttTw Exercises for 1 Lnnit and Heart Weeknos*. Exercise Rooms, ' V.M C.A.. CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. Pro- , spectua on application. ' <339 [ IF YOUR DOCTOR ADVISES BATHS, EXERCISE, OR MASSAGE, . Call at F. A. HORNIBBOOK'S ' TXHYSICAL CULTURE and MASSAGE INSTITUTE. Cathedral Square, Gloucester street Lady Ass-riant for Women's Department. Telephone 1359. ~ SPORTS. I ELLESMERE ATHLETIC CLUB.. > OPORTS AT LEESTON, ANNIVERSARY ' DAY (December 16th). ENTRIES close SATURDAY, December 6th, with Barritt snd Stanton, 159 Cashel street, Christchurch, or the Secretary, 8505 R. G. POWER, Leeston. DOMAIN BOARD. THE HALSWELL SPORTS CLUB has been granted exclusive nae of the ' Recreation Ground, Halswell, on FRIDAY', * 26th December, 1913, with power to charge ,dmiMio,l • E. PATTERSON. 8480 Chairman Domain Board. THE HORORATA RACING CLUB is Granted the USE of the HORORATA ; DOMAIN for the RACES on SATURDAY, December 6th, with permission to make the • -usual charges for admission. R. MAFFEY, Chairman, £506 Hororate Domain Board. , " LOST AND FOUND. LOST, between Clarence road and Stafford street, near Picton avenue. Gold Fancy Chain BANGLE, with Key attached. Finder rewarded on returning to 11 Stafford street, Lower Riccarton. 8466 O-i REWARD.—Lost, on 27th November, -VX near R-.t_-rh.am, one Brindle Sheep DOG, white points, lame on off hind leg, answers to name of Tyco. Collar No. 347, Kaikoara C.C. Above reward for satisfactory . information or placing same on Dcrrett's Coach, .i*. J. Low, Quail Downs, Waiau. 197