AMUSEMENTS. LIBERTY The Theat IBERTY that sets THEATRE. THEATRE. LAST SIGHT! "THREE WOMEN. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, A Superb Production of ZAXK GREY'S ZAXE GREY'S ZANH GREY'S ZANF. GREY'S ZAXE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S "WAXDERER OF THE WASTELAND," "WAXDERER Oh 1 THE WASTELAND," I "WAXDERER OF THE WASTELAND," A Masterpiece Made Entirely in NATURAL COLOURS. NATURAL COLOURS. NATURAL COLOURS. As real as life and beautiful beyond description, it is one of thoso unusual pictures that opon our eyes to tho unlimited possibilities of tho camera as a means of conveying a message to tho heart. "WAXDERER OP "WAXDERER OF "WANDERER OF ' 'WANDERER OF "WANDERER OF "WANDERER OF WASTELAND. WASTELAND. WASTELAND. WASTELAND." WASTELAND." WASTELAND." You will laugh over it, cry over it, thrill at its unusual beauty, nnd gasp at the greatness of come of its scones; oil this enacted by a magnificent cast, including— JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JAOK HOLT JACK HOLT KATHLYN WILLIAMS NOAH BEERY BILLIE DOVE. No. 2 BIG ATTRACTION No. 2 Tho Swiftest, Merriest Comedy of the Year, "with Britain's Queen of Happiness, BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR A regular riot of BETTY BALFOUR romance and fun. BETTY BALFOUR Tho amazing story of BETTY BALFOUR a bride who mislaid BETTY BALFOUR her husband on her BETTY BALFOUR Wedding Day. BETTY BALFOUR This is Betty Balfour's BETTY BALFOUR (Squibs) Latest and BETTY BALFOUR Greatest Picture. BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR There's Sunshine and Shadow, Laughter sad Tears in this Master Picture that will livo long in the memory of any audience. "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" "SQUIBS HONEYMOON" Wifcy .wanted a Honeymoon in '..is—Husband thought so too—but 'don :■ Lako Your Husband to Paris for a Honeymoon. No. 3 BIG ATTRACTION No. 3 SNUB POLLARD '■':'■ In/"THE MYSTERY/MAN." ■ No. 4 . BIG ATTRACTION •■ . No.' 4, LIBERTY QUALITY ORCHESTRA, Under the Direction of Mr Howard Moody. Make sure of seeing '.'ibXi ■ magnificent programme, and book your- Aeats at The BRISTOL Piano Co.v or rlpgv*Pßfiatre, 2366. Old King Tut. would marvel at "TffE SHEPHERD KING.'' ' QUEEN'S THEATRE, NEXT MONDAY. FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EUGBX FOOTBALL. KUGBY FOOTBALL. RUOUJY FOOTjBALL. 'Aim CASTER PARK, TO-MORROW. Kick-off at 2.45 p.m. A FEAST OF EXCITEMENT NO ONE SHOULD MISS. CHRISTCHURCH V. MERIVALE. CHRISTCHURCH V. MERIVALE. CHRISTCHURCH V. MERIVALE. OLD BOYS V. 'VARSITY. MERIVALE V, CERISTCHUECH4 (Senior B.) Curtain-raiser at 1.30 pjn. ADMISSION: Enclosure, including: etand, Is; Embankment 6d. SPECIAL TRAMS FROM SQUARE. SHOW GROUNDS: ALBION V. CHRISTCHURCH (Juniors). KAIAPOI V. MERIVALE (Juniors). Admission, including stand, 6d ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. LYTTELTON V. RANGERS. LYTTELTON V. RANGERS. LYTTELTON V. RANGERS. Kick-off 2.45 p.m. NGLISH PARK STADIUM. .GLISH PARK STADIUM. ENGLISH PARK STADIUM. Ninety Minutes of Fast, Speotacolar ■ Football, Packed with Thrills. TAKE NO 4 .CAR. ADMISSION 6d. Schoolboys Free. rONICA PARK. -ONICA PARK. MONICA PARK. MONICA PARK.
ADDINGTON v. SYDENHAM. Two First-class Rugby Matches. Speed with Brilliancy and Tactics. Special and frequent car eorvice to the gates. Admission Gd, Stand 6d, Schoolboys free to ground. Linwood Park—LINWOOD v. MAHISTS B. Hornby Domain—HOßNßY v. WOOLSTON. Early Matches on all Grounds. 4810 WELLINGTON'S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL. MANSIONS, Ghuzsee street. In centre of City and let removed front Boiso of trams. Noted for ite table, general gppointmente, and management. TARIFF: 12s PER DAY. Telegrams: "MANSIONS," Wellington, Direction: Mrs D. J. McGowan (nee Miss Cooke). EB7IG BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. "ITDATED on two acres of ground, and two minutes from Caroline Bay, Tennie Courts and Bathing Sheds. Dinner at 6 p.m. Supper at 9 p.m. table*.) Terms on application. MRS M. J. HOGG, Ptoprktrew. Thona 230. H 4272 WANTED, Houses to Paint, Rooms to Paper. A large selection of English Wallpapers kept in stock. Estimate submitted. Country work promptly attended to. KEYS ilikUS., 116 Bristol street, St. Albans. 'Hmho 4529 A, * J «°"
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18412, 19 June 1925, Page 1
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