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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17109, 2 April 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GREATER ft B Y S T A L PALACE. (The Best Theatre iu tha Whole Empire.) Magniaccnt—Restful—Luxurious. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OP "THE GREAT REDEEMER," "BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED," And Present Record Programme. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Afternoon arAl Night To-day. NEXT "WEEK. NEXT WEEK. You'll Feci tha Sting of Salt Spray in Your Face. You'll S?e the Heroic Crnft, with Sails Shattered and a Gale Howvinpr. Slagegr Blindly Through the -Night. You'll Feel the Sensuous Lure of th.e South, where Languorous Seas and Dusky Beauties j Murmur Soft Inducements to v Fargetfuiness. You'll See and Learn, " | How Stron? Men Love end Fight, Because » V. M. BEEBE presents The Most Stupendous Drama of the. Hish Seas Ever Conceived in the Mind of Man. "UNDER CRIMSON .SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." A Really Big Picture—A Rousing, Stirring Picture—a. Romantic Picture —A Story that Sweeps You Up and Carries You Oft* to Sea and Marvellous Adventure that Thrills You Through and Through as You Were Sever Thrilled Before. SPLENDIDLY ACTED By a Greait All-Star Company in Outdoor Scenes of Tempest and Sunshine that Havo Never Been, Excelled. Featuring ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LIIvCOLN ELMO LINCOLNELMO LINCOLN . ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN The Mighty Star of "Intolerance," "Birth of a Nation," and "Turzan of the Apes." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON' SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." I A Terrific Romance of Love cm the Deep. A Picture that has Everything that Fills the Eye and Mind. A Picture You'll/Remember and Love. ■lts-a UNIVERSAL-JEWEL Picture in Six Magnificent Parte. A TRULY 'WONDERFUL PROGRAMME PRESENTED IN THE REAL BEEBE WAY WITH VOt&L AND MUSICAL INTERLUDE. First "Appearance in any Picture Theatre of the/ Famous- '■ LYRIC FOUR LYRIC POUR LYRIC FOUR . LYRIC FOUR LYRIC FOUR Tho Dei Lux© Quartette in New and Popular Vocoil Selections. OTHER PICTURES ARE:-"TAILS WIN," a Marvellous; Comedy, featuring the wonderful Century LlONS—the latest INTERNATIONAL NEWS FILM, and a, beautiful TRAVELOGUE Pioture. . ■ ' AND THEN there's our Celebrated SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA : SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ■Of 22 Solo Musicians (22 .is right, we've increased tho number; com© ond count them youreeif). The Largest and Best Orchestra .■'. in.■.'amy Tdwatre' in Australasia. • Under the Distine-nisihed ConductorsMp of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED' J. BUNZ. ./.ME ALFRED ,J,.BUNZ, : . ..• ~i :.Pxc€rammo .to,data.,,:;, '.."CONTINUOUS •12 ~*&•• S\ls.:':, ThW' closed till 6.30 pirn l ; fDiiyPrfoeß: 6d,-le ldv ■■■. .'-:,- NIGHT PRICES • (••Stalls' la Id, D.C. 2a Id. Reserves 6d extra to all parts. • Reserves at "Tho Bristol," or 'Phono 8758. BE SURE AND BOOK YQUR SEATS. LIBERTY. rpHE HOUSE LIBERTY LIBERTY i- of Big LIBERTY LIBERTY . Attractions. LIBERTY COMMENCING- v TO-DAY. There have bSen others, but none to compare with "THE MAN .FROM SNOWY RIVEiR." A. B. (Banjo) Patterson's Famous Poem in Pictures. "THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER."' "THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER." "THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER." "THE MAN FROM SNOWY RrVE-R," "THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER." IT'S ready i Months of work And endless cafe V t Have been lavished on it, "Banjo" Patterson's classic, "Tho, Man from Snowy River." We've done our best— Everyone concerned— And I think you'll Say you like itRomance i* everywhere In Austrlia. v If you only look about. Nothing more r°rnantic„ Nothing more real, v ' •■ Has ever been Put upon the screen. Horses there are For those who love horses. Love there is For those wio love. Thrill there is For those who like thrill. Cross-country steeplechases For those whoso blood , Thumps through, their veins As horses' hoofs .: ' . ' Strike the log fencesi And. ildcrs and steeds Crash to tho oarth. Blazing bush-fires, Sweeping onward, But! ' I cannot 1 tell you All the story. You must see it.I It is good Australian And true Australian. And you . Will bo enthralled I At it, And will thank The Good Lord You are living hore Unde» tho Southern Cros» Amongst all those Splendid folk Who are portrayed With such realism In this production, ' "THE MAN FROM SNOWY BIVER." Who has lived so long between the printed pages of "Banjo" Pattersons book, steps out and rides his wiry mountain steed down the rugged Gippslond hills, and racos death while tho other stockmen hold their breath. • REMEMBER—"The Sentimental Bloke." "Ginger Mick," and "On Our Solection" (all shown first at tho Liberty) and DO NOT MISS ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN WINNER. . - - ALSO THE SUITOR, I THE-SUITOR, LARRY SEMON'S LATEST. COMEDY, And Farewell Appearance of MISS LILY GLOVER, ' The Popular Soprano, who is leaving for Australia. . ' • LIBERTY OKCHBSTRA. OVERTURE: Liszt's "Rhapsody No. 2." Prices: Is Id. 2a Id, 2s 7d.. Matinee Is id, Is 7d, 2s Id, Children Half-price. I day, afterwards the Theatre, 'Phone 2*66. ■4195 NOX CHURCH, BEALEY AVENUE. Ai. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. •ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. By MR PUBCELL WEBB. Vocalists-Miss Olga Wacked and Mr W. J. SpraU., , <223