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

AMUSEMENTS. VERY BODY'S. Ci (Tho Distinctive Theatre.) TWICE DAILY -2.50 and 7.30 p.m. . XEXT \TEEK ■ ■ NEXT "(VKEK ■ JCE.XT WKKK • NEXT WEEK - (Positively for Six Days Only). Tho Greatest of all the Artcraft Royalty Masterpieces! 1 THE PICTURE THAT HAS TAKES' THE TVORLD K STORM 1 Fannio Hurst's Brilliant Story of Dvorak'e Throbbing Melody, "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." A beautiful story of a boy's genius and a mother's love. Beginning in tho clamour of New York's poorer quarters. Rising to tho heights. Then ending— where t ' I ' HUMORESQUE." ••HUMORESQUE." 1 . ( ,"HUMORESQUE." ' HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." A little lad, hugging an old violin. A mother, her soul aflame, watching, giving, dreaming, as tho hard jears pass, A radiant girl, waiting. "HUMORE9QUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." '•irUMOREiSQUE." "HUMORESQUE." At last, fame! Wealth! The applause of countless, crowding thousands, for "tho master of them nil." Ono night, a galafreo concert to his own oi tho groat East Bade. "HQMORESQUE." '•HUMORESQUE" "HUMORESQUE." ' HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." . "Humorcsquel" they cried. And ho played .it in '•farewell—played it with breaking heart—then smiling, flung hia career and his wondrous art away. "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORfiSQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORBSQUE. , • So ho played "Humoreaque"—that laugh on life, with a tear bohihd it—and was gone. Where? ••'. Why? A Story that cries to hide its, laughter, and laugh* to hide its ieais. "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE." "HUMORESQUE."

A Etorv that blends the slum and .the avenue, the din and the nrosao, the sorrow and emiks, of life in a happy melody, silently played on the screen. We do not} could not,- and will not hesitate v in: proclaiming, .- ■■■•'■ ,"HUMORSS,QUK" .<'.-• : :.■-:. V: .V'AV: - ' IB^ ; |GB&E^'^, J SUPBfiME.OBEATIONJ 'A» ft Support— r ■ •'•....■ -. ~ Paramount'B; Latest ,Cbmedy-Dram»v "A FULL, HOUSE/' "A FULL HOUSE," Starring ' BRYANT WASHBURN. BRYANT WASHBURN. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME SPECIAL MUSJCAL PROGRAMME EVERYBODY'S "SELECT 1 ' ORCHESTRA. EVERYBODY'S ', "SELECT'.' ORCHESTRA. Under 1 the Direction of MR W. J. BELLINGHAM, F.S.M. Violin Solo—"Humoroaque" ' - - Dvorak . MISS IRENE MORRIS. Violoncello Solo—"Kol Nidro" (Hebrew .Melody) - - MR FRANCIS BATE. Orchestra—"Soheherazoda-" W. RimskyKorflakow Grand Opera—"Jewel* of Madonna" f Ermanno Wolf - Ferrari Suite—"L'Oracolo" • - Frances Leoni A WORD OF ADVICE! A WORD OF ADVICE! Wo etrongly advise all thbeo who can to ATTEND THE DAY SESSIONS, as terrific crowds are {anticipated at night. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! ! BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! ! Box Plan at The Bristol or 'Phone 4928. './■■■'. ... 4209 CHRIBTCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR. CHRISTCHURCH MALE' VOICE CHOIR, CHRISTCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR. (Incorporated.) Conductor: Dr. J. C. Bradakaw. Fourth Season" opens /"I iH 0 / R A L H A. L L, APRIL 23rd, 28lh, and 30th. THREE BIG CONCERTS INSTEAD OF . TWO Necessitated by enthusiastic and increased I public gupport, and marking another progressive step in the Obok's ihistory. Several new factors thjs Seaßon will mistain the' interest of present Subscriber, and I bring many moro. Improved Box Plan ArI rangemonts. The difficulty "of Becilring good I eeet3 eliminated. No more weary waiting in a long queue. Souvenir Programmes, I <-tc* etc.* 1 250 NEW SUBSCRIBERS WASTED. [ Tho third night provides upwards of 1000 extra'seais". If you would associate yourself | with this popular Society, if you love to hoar Vocal Music from tbo world's best masters, become a Subscriber. SURPRISINGLY LOW RATES—IO» 6d (prepaid) provides 2 seats for »>ach. of fr/ur concerts; 15s 8d (prepaid), 8 seats; 21» (prepaid), 4 scats. No reservinsr fee. No Amusement Tax. Send remittance to or call at the Registeted Office of the Society, c.o. K Mora and Co., Ltd., 183 Manchester street. ACT AT ONCE while the opportunity is youra. All 1021 Subscriptions are NOW DUE. H. BLAKELEY, Hon. Secretary, 4201 P.O. Box PSB. HDGWAY VAUDEVILLE AND BUCK-; -1; JUMPERS. » __ Dor»'£ FoTgct to Bring your Children to the SPECIAL MATINEE at 2.30 OX> DAY. Matinee Price§— Adults Is, Children 6d. Special Prizes for Skipping. Bun Eating, Jumping', and Best Rider of tha Ponies and Donkey. , • TO-NIGHT, TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. LAST NIGHT. Three Local Riders riding off for tho Hc<l a.l a. To-night Prices—3s, 2s, Children half price. Country Tour—Hornby 4th, Kirwee sth. Cust-Bth, Rangiora 9th. 190 YDENHAiI FOOTBALL ASSEMBLY. OPENING OF SEASON (TO-NIGHT), SATURDAY, APRrL 2nd Gouts, Is 'Jd. Ladies, la. Admittanco by Membership Tickot. 4097 ADAMB STEAIEEABIf ( MEETINGS. REFEREES' ASSOCIATION riiHß ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of I the CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL REFEREES' ASSOCIATION will bo held at the Carlton Cafo, Cathedral square, on MONDAY. April 4t&, at 8 p.m. Intending Members cordially invited. 1116 Ft. O. M. GHiLIVBAY. j