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AMUSEMENTS. GREATER • S T A L PAIACB. V 7 The Best Theatre in tho Empire. Open Ito 5 p.m. 6.30 lo Sleepytime. V. M. BEEBE Presents THE MOST THRILLING MYSTERY THAT EVER CAME DOWN THE PIKE. It's loaded with mystery, with a laugh in every scone. The villain skitters up and down your spine—detectives clutch at yon—clanking spooks wander around like family heirlooms —mysterious shots ring out —a big lovo story goes on liko mad all the time—everybody thinks everybody else guilty of the murder—and then the weirdest thing of all happened, the imudored man got up and ran away. Don't miss :t! It's the kind of T>icture you've been awaiting for years, the "kind that keeps you all keyed up and then lata you loose with a hearty laugh. "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." From Max Maicin and Guy Bolton's worldfamous stage-play, "THE NIGHTCAP," Featuring MADGE BELLAMY and MADGE BELLAMY and JAMES KIRKWOOD JAMES KIRKWOOD With ZASU TITTS, ROSEMARY THEBY, TOM WILSON, and EDWARD OECIIi. SECOND MIGHTY' ATTRACTION—"THE STEADFAST HEART." "THE STEADFAST HEART." "THE STEADFAST HEAKT" "THE STEADFAST HEART." A Thrilling Romanco of the Virginian Hills, Taken from the Great Novel by CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND, Willi MARGUERITE COURTOT MARGUERITE COURTOT JOSEPH STRIKER MIRIAM BATTISTA AND A BRILLIANT CAST. THEN—Bth ,of tho World-famous FIGHT AND WIN STORIES, . Starring JACK DEMPSEY, Heavy-weight Champion of tho World. CEOTURY COMEDY and NEWS FILM. . SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Played by tho World-famous . SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. • The Best Orchestra in Australasia. Under -the Disting- ushed Conductorship of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. Orchestral numbers include:—Overture, "Tho Horse Guard" (Razigadc); Symphony (Schubert); "Egnnjrit" (Beethoven); "Le' Villi" (Puccini); "Meditation" (Glazounow); "Elegio" (Barmotino); "Somotime" (Filial) - "Primroso" (Gershwin), "The Honey Bee' (Scmorville); "Aussie Song" (Maclean). RESERVES at Tho Bristol, or ring up Brother Becbo (he's always on th* job). I 'Phone 3758. 3974 THEATRE BOYAXr. , TO-NIGHT, AT 8. "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE.'' Was to have visited New Zealand some time ago, but owing to her remarkable /popularity in Australia her seasons there (had to be considerably extended. "The Oousin From Nowhere" considers that .srjo should 1 have been chosen to begin the present season', because she attracted record audiences in Sydney. However, she is delighted with the receptiqn accorded to "Wildflower" by_ playgoers of Christchurch, and she is confident fJiat ahe > will be received, with even greater enthusiasm. .She is disappointed that.tho management cannot extend the present season, as she maintains that Bhe will become ,so popular that, large numbers will hie ,to obtain . admission during . tie limited ■THEATRE . R 0 TAX Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON- (N.Z.), LTD. •; ,- Manager . ' John Farrell. A WorM-famoUg Comic Opera. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 'O'CLOCK, TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK, .And Three Following Evenings,. J. U. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Presont, for the First Timo in Christehurch, the Exquisite Viennese Comic Opera . Triumph, "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." " THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." ' "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." Which effervesces beautiful melodies, charming musical numbers; protty ballots, clever dances, original and genuinely humorous comedy, an* it unfolds de'ightfully interesting love romance. ' " THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." ' Proved am Outstanding. Success in Sydney and Melbourne. ''THE. COUSIN FROM NOWHERE" Will be presented by the most brilliant and most popular Comic Opera Artist Christchurch has ever known, ' . MARIE BURKE, ? . MARTE BURKE, ' BURKE, Assisted by,, a Great-Aggregation of Stars, * including the Dainty and Delightful . ..FLOIE ALLAN GUS BLUETT ' MARIE LE VARRE NOEL ALLAN STANLEY ODGERS HERBERT WALTON _^ THE CANSINOS AND 3TONEBURN And tho TWELVE TULIPS. "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE" Is one of tho Most Expensive and Most Picturesque Comic Operas yet sent on tour by J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Produced by Harry Burcher. Box Plans at Tho Bristol. Day fiales at tho Theatre Royal Confectionery.

PRICES: D.C. andR.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 63. Early Door Stalls and Gallery Is extra. All Prices plus Tax. Direction: E. J. Carroll. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 13th. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 13th. ONE RECITAL ONLY, Under the Patronage and in tho Presence of their Excellencies the Governor-General Mid Lady Alice JTergusson and Suite, of "Tho Musical Soul of the "World," KREISLER KREISLER KREISLER KREISLER KREISLER The World's Greatest Violinist. Preferential Box Plans rapidly filling at The Bristol. First Preference Seats £1 la each, plus tax'ls lOd. General Manager for E. 7. Carroll, Leo. Du. Chateau. EDUCATIONAL. •*• ' Physical Culture—lnstructor, Mr A. C. Mortimer, of London. Pupil of the late Howard du Wing, Paris. Classes Tuesdays, from 7 p.m. Private lessons by appointment. 'Phone 4985 from 10 to 2.80 p.m., or call. Miss T. Simpson's Studio, Bowron's Buildings, enr, Hereford and Manchester streets, Tuesdays, from 6 to 9 p-m.