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AMUSEMENTS. v The Best Theatre in <ho Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.m., C.30 to Slecpytimo. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF "THE HURRICANE KID." "DEFYING DESTINY." Ariel Present Superior Programme. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Afternoon and Night To-day. NEXT WEEK, commencing: MONDAY", Y. M. BEEBE presents sm Amusing Programme cf the Best Pictures and Music that Money and Brains can produce. FIRST, a Miphty Univeraal-Jowol Masterpiece, in 6000 Feet of Glorious Film, ■ "THE MAD WHIRL," "THE MAD WHIRL," "THE MAD WIUUL." "THE MAD WHIRL," "THE MAD WHIRL," MAY McAVOY, MAY McAVOY, MAY McAVOY, JACK MULHALL. BARBARA BEDFORD, MYRTLE STEDMAN, and GEORGE FAWCETT. Sho loved him so much she lushed him to his knees! Why did she do it? And what was its amazing result? It is the tensest scene in this dramatic cross-section of human life. Hero is a story starkly accurate in its fidelity to human naturo, emotional and gripping l in its love appeal. It Kill kcap YOU enthralled. SECOND MIGHTY ATTRACTION— . HUNTER ttnd MARY ASTOR GLENN HUNTER and MARY ASTOR GLENN HUNTER and MARY ASTOR "SECOND FIDDLE." "SECOND FIDDLE." "SECOND FIT7DLE." '•SECOND FIDDLE." .He discovered that .it took mora th*n a tight-fitting aiiit and i'a pair of dancing feet to win this girl. BESIDES, Last of the Worldrfarncua FIGHT AND WIN STORIES, Starring JACK DEMPSET, Heavy-weight Champion of tho WorJdj CENTURY COMEDY and .NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC, Inimitably Played by tho World-famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, The Best Orchestra in Australasia, Under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. RESERVES at Tho Bristol, or ring up Brother Beebo (he's always on tho job), •Phono 575& 'U-iUG-Ui, TrjAUiais na.uu, p p.m. A GRAND CONUERT by tho World's Beet Artists, on Mr C. H. Hewlett's Gramophone. Everyone invited. Froo. 4957F THEATRE EOYAL, ■MOSCOVITCH in <*THE, OUTSIDER." "Nothing mora brilliant {han Motcovitoh's .acting in this tense drama has been seen in AVelliugton. His naturalness, his complete restraint, and " keen perception of the-ethics of triid •• .drama, stamp him for - wl" 1 * «** IB— ' £ GENIUS. 1 ' ' ITew Zealand "TIMES."

IHEATRE BOYAL. THUHSDAY NEXT. -HEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY NEXT. THEATBE ROYAL, Thursday next. THEATRE ROYAL) THURSDAY NEXT. GREAT'THEATRICAL AND SOCIAL GREAT THEATR T CAL AND SOCIAL EVENT. event: FIRST APPEARANCE IN CHRISTCHURCH . _ Of tlio World-fam-ua Dramatic Star, MAURICE ■ ■ MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. MOBOOTITBH. MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. M 0 S CO VITCH. MOSCOVITCH. i . MOSCOVITCH. In B> Wonderful Production of "THE OUTSIDE©." "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDEM," , "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDErR." -THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDER." - , A tense and virile drama, in which the Kreat Moacovitch appears as Anton ftagatay. the "Quack" Doctor, who defied the Whole Royal College of Surgeons. THIS PLAY IS DIFFERENT TO ANY YOU HAVE EVER SEEJ.. POWERFUL-COMPELLING—-POWERFUL—OOMPELLi:N G~ APPEALING. APPEALING. It lays bare the soul of a young and beautiful crippled girl, who is desperate for tho love that men d e ny her, because of hor infirmity. It keeps you breath]e€«ly interested* yet throughout are delightful comedy touches that bring laughter and smiles. This Wonderfully Successful Drama has been acclaimed by bcth the PRESS and PUBLIC of Wellington to bo the Finest Play ever presented in the Dominion. NEW ZEALAND'S LATEST AND GREATEST SENSATION. Talked about Wherever You Go. NOTHING LIKE IT has ever BEEN NOTHING LIKE IT has ever BEEN STAGED. STAGED 8 The BOX PLANS for the FIVE Performances will open at THE BRISTOL next TUESDAY, at 9 A.M. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 8s- Stalls 4s; Gallery Is 6d. Early Door to Stalls and Gallery Is extra. Plus Tas. 4973 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. 12 Webb street. LESTER, 14 Webb street—2-3, 7-8. 84 Gloucester street—l2-L J. W. K. LAWRENCE, F.P.A.N.Z. >UBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND ATTDETOB, SHARJSUKOKEB, ATTORN EY. and AGENT for ABSENTEES, TRUSTEES, and others. 154-156 HEREFORD 'STREET. WHICH? BUNDBY DEBTORS, OE CASH AT BANK. BOTH are Assets—on'.y the one is "continfent," and the other, the "Lifeblood" of Bu«ine«s. Entrust us with your DIFFICULT COLLECTIONS. THE CCA. - (A. M. Nelson, Manager). 183 Hereford street (neat Bank of N.Z.). P.O. Box 874. 'Phono 8331. CZTK