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AMUSEMENTS. I GREATEK IRYSTAL PALACE. ' Tho Best Theatre in tho Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.m. 6.30 to Sleepytime. V. M. BEEBE Presents tho World's Moat Popular Star in a Human-interest Story Packed with Thrills'and Laughter, HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON In a Whirlwind Romance of tho West. "THE HURRICANE KID." "THE HURRICANE KID." SECOND MIGHTY ATTRACTION—i "DEFYING DESTINY.' I "DEFYING DESTINY." A. Picture repleto with Thrills, Adventure, i and Romance, featuring I MONTE BLUE and IRENE RICH | BESIDES—9th of tho World-famous I FIGHT AND WIN STORIES, i CENTURY COMRDY nnd NEWS FILM. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Tho Best Orchestra in Australasia. Under the Distinguished Condtictcrship of MR ALFRED ,T. DUiJTi. RESERVES at Tho Bristol, or ting up Brother Beobo (ho's always ou the 'Phone 3755. 4673 •OLDIERS' SATURDAY DANCES. BETTER THAN EVER! SATURDAY NKXT. ART GALLERY. SATURDAY NEXT. HEAR LYNDON P. CHRISTIE'S JAZZ BAND. BRIGHT ana KPAPKLI.NG JAZZ NUMBERS. STREAMERS. IMPROVED SUPPER ARRANGEMENTS. PRICES AS USUAL: is and 2s Gd. Scenes that thrilled the world 3000 years ago. Seo "rpHE SHEPHERD KING." QUEEN'S THEATRE, NEXT MONDAY. THEATRE ROYAL. MOSCOVITCH in "THE OUTSIDER." MOSCOVITCH in "THE OUTSIDER." "Groat exp-nonta have appeared hero one after another, as though wafted on some magic carpet from tho centre o£ tho World's applause over vast distances to these far shores. And now has como THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL, , MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. , I Last e-vening, in "Tho Outsider," ho, | literally swept the audienoo oft • their feet. At the ond of each act bo was called on to bow his acknowledgments | to tho storm of applause timo and timo | again. ONE CANNOT RECALL SUCH SCENES! OVER A VERY LONG TERM OF YEARS." ; "EVENING POST.' ! SvTIiLIAMSON CN.Z.); Ltd. i - ■s*%?:&*s&■ i-i x -1.. . ■ ! ABSOLUTELY.'-'THE GREATEST I ' :•/ / ••■■;;©VEiS*:vEVER. : ANNOUI{CED IN ! .. | ■/.'..;■',:' : .' ; - Commencing on ' . THURSDAY EVENING NEST. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present the Famous Actor-genius, who eet tho ears of the World ringing with his fame, MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH, MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. Tho Record-breaking drama, r which cro- . ated an absolute furore in Wellington recently, "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDETR." "THE OUTSIDER." . "THE OUTSIDETR." "THE OUTSIDEtR."' "THE OUTSIDER." Originally Written for Mr Moscovitca by Dorothy Brandon. A PLAY OF HUMANITY, UNDER-. STANDING AND PITY. MOSCOVITCH es "ANTON RAGATZY," MOSCOVITCH as "ANTON RAGATZY," Who Defiod tho Whole Royal Collcgo oi Surgeons. This is a. great drama. Every moment carries ouspenso and intensity. It thrills and interests. Its situations ara powerfully dramatic, yet throughout it has delightful comedy touches that bring laughter and smiles. THS WORLD-FAMOUS DRAMATIC STAR IN ONE OF HIS MOST NOTABLE ROLES. A PLAY THAT IS DIFFERENT TO ANY YOU HAVE EVER SEEN. BOX PLANS for the FIVE Performances of' "THE OUTSIDER" will open at THE BRISTOL nest TUESDAY Morning at 9 o'clock. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 8s; Stalls 4s; Gallery Is Gd. Early Door to Stalls and Gallery Is extra. Plus Tax. 4875 SPORTING. ►ANKS PENINSULA RACING CLUB. BRACKENTTELD HUNT CLUB. RACE MEETING. RICCARTON RACECOURSE. SATURDAY NEXT. First Race 12 Noon.

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