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AMUSEMENTS. TTIVEEYBOD XV (Tho Distinctive Thetttro.) TO-NIGHT At 7.30. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT At 7.30. TO-NIGHT. Cecil B. do Millo's Wonderful "Royalty" Masterpiece, "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK. ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" A Picture that peers deeply into human hearts, and unfolds a wonderful drama, mado from tho joys and sorrows of ordinary life. "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" With an All-star Oast, . Headed by ELLIOTT DEXTER ELLIOTT DEXTER ELLIOTT DEXTER ELLIOTT DEXTER GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON THEODORE ROBtnTS THEODORE ROBERTS THEODORE ROBERTS THEODORE ROBERTS MONTE BLUE MONTE BLUE MONTE BLUE MONTE BLUE One often hears of All-star Caßta, but it is seldom that one actually sees a cast which bo deserves the titlo as Ihait of tho players appearing in "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" A talo of Green Lanes and Gay Streets, of Blind Youth and Grim Reckoning, of Love, Luxury, Beauty—and SOMETHING ELSE that novor beforo has appeared in a Motion Picture, "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" A Romance thnt scales tho heights, and plumbs, the depths of human experience. Sot in a xiot of colour and beauty. A throb with the mightiest heart appeal over attained in a pioturo by Do Mille. IN ADDITION— Paramount's Thrilling- Mystery Romance, "THE SINS OP ROZANNE," Starring ETHEL CLAYTON. • Tho Straugeet and Most Fascinating Story of Modem Times. "SELECT" ORCHESTRA. USUAL PRICES. Reserves at Tho Bristol or fPhone 4925. 5751 SPOBTING. FEW- BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB, AUTUMN MEETING. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. 23th and 30th APRIL. SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE Arranged for the Meeting. FIRST RACE will Start Each Day at 11.15 a.m. No Bookmakers or their Assistants, Disqualified or Undesirable Persons will bo allowed on tho Racecourse during tho Autumn Meeting, and if any such persona are found thereon tihey will be REMOVED and PROSECUTED, as provided in the.Act. 5720P ART TJNION. PAPARUA BOWLING CLUB. of ART UNION POSTPONED J until SATURDAY, 21*t MAY. 5778F J. ALLEN, Hon. Secretary. ELECTION NOTICES. THE WAIMAKARIRI-ASHLEY WATER SUPPLY BOARD, OXFORD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. /HEREBY givo notice in accordance with the provisions of the Acts regulating the same, that tho following Gentlemen, being .the only persons nominated for their respective poitiona of The Waimakariri-Ash-ley Water Supply District on tho above Board, are hereby duly declared elected thereto:-MESSRS H. T COOPER, G. F. uaiLAND, JAMES BROWN, and JOHN WALLER. AND notice is hereby further given that an Election of ONE MEMBER to represent itho old West Eyrcton Road Board District on the above Board wilL be held on SATLiiDAY, MAY 14th, 1921, and Nominations must bo. in the hands of the undersigned beforo NOON on THURSDAY, MAY sth, 1921. Nomination papers may be obtained on application to JAS. McCORMACK. Returning Officer. For the Waimakariri-Ashley Water Supply District. Oxford, April 23rd, 1921. 5730 VTEW BRIGHTON MAYORALTY J. L. CARL, THE PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE, Who *s in favour of GREATER CHRISTCHURCH PORT CHRISTCHURCH. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL. MR W. H. ROSE regrets that unforeseen circumstances have arisen which necessitate his withdrawal from the. Contest for a seat on the City Council. He would respectlully request his supporters to record tlicir votes in favour of Citizens' Aesociation Candidates with their progressive yet safe policy. Christchurch, April 23rd, 1921. 1333 WOOLSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTION OF MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in Jhe l ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Uoolston, NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, April 26th, at 8.15 p.m., to hear the Candidates for the Mayoralty and the Newly-elected Councillors. O. MACHATTIE, Town Clerk. P.S.—At 7.45 p.m. MR THOMAS BARKER, Candidate for the Lyttclton Harbour Board, will speak. ' 5577