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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18220, 3 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 1 GREATER IRYSTAL PALACE. ' The Beet Thea4« in the Empire. Open 1 to 4.30 p.m. 6.30 vo olecpytirao, V. M. BEEBE Presents another Magnificent Programme of Picture and Music Moto than THREE Full Hours of Joyful Entertainment. THREE Mighty Picture*. FIP.ST Wc Have REALARrS Mighty Picture of Love. Adventure, and Intrigue, Depicting tho Exciting Adventures of a White Girl in the Notorious Dens of the East. A Tale of Two Worlds. Showing in Detail all the Splendour and Squakn of the Bisarre Orient, "DAWN OP THE EAST." "DAWN OF THE EAST." "DAWN OP THE EAST." "DAWN OF THE EAST." •DAWN- OP THE EAST." Starring ALICE BRADY. .ALICE BRADY. ALICE BRADY. ALICE BRADY. ALICE BRADY. A Tremendous Story of Life in China. THEN WE'VE Got UNIVERSAL-'B Sma-shins Comedy Drama "THE LOVE LETTER." "THE LOVE LETTER." "THE LOVE LETTER." "THE LOVE LETTER." Featuring GLADYS WALTON. GLADYS WALTON. GLADYS WALTON. GLADYS. WALTON. NOW Comes, Mightv Picture Number 31 A Thrilling, Speedy. Romance of tho Race Track from the Sensational Red Book Magazine Stories of GERALD BEAUMONT. "FAST STEPPERS." "FAST STEPPERS." "FAST STEPPERS." "FAST STEPPERS." Featuring the Star of the Leather Pushers, BILLY SULLIVAN. BILLY SULLIVAN. BILLY SULLIVAN. BILLY SULLIVAN. BESIDES—"THE FAST EXPRESS," CENTURY COMEDY, and NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Played by the World-famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, The Beet Orcheatna in Australasia. Under the Distinguished. Conduetoranip of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. Orchestral Numbers Include—Overture, '.'Glonwood" (Hall); "Symphony No. \ 1," First 'Movement (Beethoven); "Final from Sonata op. 13" <Greig); "Serenade Eepagn©V (Glasounow); "Capriocib E«|«gnol" (Bimsky-Korsakov); "Wiegenlied" (Brahms); "One Who Han Yearn'd Alone" (Taohaikowsky); "Flower of My Hew*" <l*igh)i "Q"> lie" (Ives); '"Znyder Zee" (David). ' RESERVES at The Bristol, or ring ui Brother Beebe (he's always on the job). 'Phone S7sfi. 4>M. "LYM P I A T. v \r P T K O LYM PIA OLYMPIA THE SIXTH. MOTOR EXHIBITION. MOTOR EXHIBITION. KING EDWARD BARRACKS, Cashel street West. SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER *th. SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER Bth. At 6 p.m. Sessions throughout Carnival Week, 0 a.m. till 10 p.m. ADMISSION™ NO T*J& '" ■ MOTORS mX» CYCLES. UNION BRAND PETROL REDUCED. WE take pleasure in announcing that as from SATURDAY, November Ist, the wholesale price of all Union Brand Petroleum Products will carry Is PER CASE REDUCTION. ( JOHN A. PHILP and CO., 188 Cashel street. Agents: Union Oil Co. of California. 154 < OODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRES OODRICH gILVEBTQWN TIRES "Bert'i« th* Loß{ Rss." They stand the acid test of Service. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRES, LTD., P6621 224-224 Tuam (treat. zarMatb. ASHBURTON SHOW. EXCURSION TICKETS for ASHBUBTON will be leaned from. Ohriatehnroh, Tim»ru, Methven, Sprii«rburn wad intermediate Stations on direct route by trains arriving at Ashburton up to 1.58 p.n>. on/ Mb. November, available f« return until 11th .November. TRAIN ALTERATIONS, 6th NOVEMBER. CHRISTCHURCH-ASHBURTON The 7.2(5 a.m. train from Ohrietcjnwah; awl IMb a.m. train from A»hburten will set down passengers at the Show Grounds. •■ Usual 3.50 p.m. train for Chnstchuxcb. leaves Ashburton 6,85 p.m. and Shew Grounds 5-40 p,m. . Extra ejrprees traja for Chpfichwpcb. leaves Asbburtoß f.38 pjm., siopii tf JUkfif and Dunsandel. and connects at Rakaoawith train for Methven. FOR FULLER PARTICULARS SEE POSTERS. 4286 CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated). METROPOLITAN MEETING, 182*. NOVEMBER Bth, lQth, 12th, and 15th. FINAL PAYMENTS for N.Z. CUP and STEWARDS' HANDICAP, Declaration of Subscription for the WELCOME, DERBY, and OAKS STAKES, also ACCEPTANCES for Minor Events, CLOSE ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, At 8 p.m. F.,C. COTHER, Secretary. P.O. Box 38S. Telegraphic Address: •Turf," CJrostehurch. 4164 ASK FOE TAPU BUTTE ALL GHOCEES. la lOd per fi>. ; f 1» lOd per B». i» 104 9*t & ', r,., if Jod *•**'