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AMTTBEMENTS. GREATER fIETSTAL PALACE. The Beat Theatre in tho Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.m., 6.39 to Slecpytiuic. V. M. BEEBE presents an Amazing Programma of tho Best Pictures and Music that Money and Brains can produce. FIRST, a Mighty Universal-Jewel Masterpiece, in 6000 Feet of Glorious Film, "THE MAD WHIRL," "THE MAD WHIRL.," "THE MAD WHIRL," "THE MAD WHIRL." "THE AIAD WHIRL," With MAY McAYOY, MAY McAYOY, MAY McAYOY, .TACK MULHALL, BARBARA BEDFORD. MYRTLE STEDMAN. and GEORGE FAWCETT. She loved him so much she lashed him to his knees I Why did she do it? And what was its amazing result ? It is tlie tensest scene in this dramatic cross-section of human life. Hera is a story starkly acourate in its fidelity to human nature, emotional and gripping in its love appeal. It sill keep YOU enthralled. SECOND MIGHTY ATTRACTION—GLFNN HUNTER and MARY ASTOR GLENN HUNTER and MARY ASTOR GLENN HUNTER and MARY ASTOII la "SECOND FIDDLE." "SECOND FIDDLE." "SECOND FIDDLE." "SECOND FIDDLE." He discovered that it took mora tight-fitting auit and a pair of dancing feet . to win this girl. BESIDES, Last of the World-famous FIGHT AND WIN STORIES, Starring JACK DEMPSEY, Heavy-weight Champion of tho Wqrjd, CENTURY COMEDY and ,NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC, Inimitably Played by the World-famous ■ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Tho Best Orchestra in Australasia, Under the Distinguished Conductorahip of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. Orchestral numbers include:—Overture, "Jolly Robbers" (Suppe);' "Symphony No. 7" (Becthov<jp); "Morningr" (Speaks); Incidental Music, "Faust" (Coleridge Taylor); "Flore&l" (Jardin}; "Chiquita' 1 (Fernandez); "Lassie" (Hesse); "Love's Wilfulness" (Barthelemy); ''Crystal Palaoo March," New (Uorne); "If I Get Money 1 ' (Rule). RESERVES at The Bristol, or ring: up Brother Beebo (he's always on the job), 'Phone 3755.

THEATRE ROYAL. MOSCOVITCH in "THE OUTSIDER." MOSCOyiTCH in "THE OUTSIDER." "Ib is difficult to reoall an instance in which an 'actor and a play so completely won a Wellington' audieice as dpi Mobcovitch in 'The Outsider.' Many rich draxnatio trea.ta have be«n brought to these shores under the J. C. WUliameon banner, BUT NOTHING FINER than tho fare which was served up )>y the company last evening. Moeoovjtch has bean described as an actor-genius, and the -title is in io way an exaggeration." t Wellington, T Direction r J, C. "WILLIAMSON (N.Z.) ■ ■ ..LTD; A World A Famous A Brilliant Star. Play. Company. " Commencing on Commenoing on THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. It ia with great pleasure that J, C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Announce p. forthcoming attraction of extraordinary interest—the first appearance in Christchuroh of the Master Actor, MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH, MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. MOSCOVITCH. In Hia Wonderful Production: of tho Tense and Virile Drama, "THE OUTSIDEJE." "THE • OtrTSIDER." "TBSB outside®." "TEE OUTSIDEjR." "THE OUTBID3R" "THE OUTSIDHR." "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDER." "THE OUTSIDER." i "THE OUTSIDER." A Thrilling and Sensational Play of 1 Strong Man and a Beautiful Woman, with Rom&htio Lovo Triumphant. It carries you forward in the emotional grip of a play pulsing with Life. MOSCOVITCH as "ANTON RA.GATZY." MOSCOVITCH as "ANTON RAGATZY.'. The "Outsider" who defied the whole of -the Royal College of Surgeons. THIS DRAMA IS DIFFERENT TO ANY YOU HAVE EVER SEEN. It ia POWERFUL, COMPELLING, APPEALING. POWERFUL, COMPELLING, APPEALING. It lays bare the soul of a young and beautiful crippled girl, who is for the lovo that men deny her, because of her infirmity. It keeps you breathlessly interested, yet throughout are delightful coineay touches that bring laughter and smiles. BOX PLANS for the. FIVE Performances open at THE BRISTOL TO-MOE-ROW at 9 am. , , ~ PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Sta/ls 8s; Stalls 4s; Gallery la 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery Is extra. Plus tax.

BOXING. c BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. ALEDONIAN HALL. aledonian HALL. TO-MOBROW NIGHT TUBS DAY, JUNE "23rd, 8 P.M. TOM HARRIS v. TOM LONG. TOM HARRIS v. TOM LONGr. Ten 3 minuto rounds professional contest. Amateur bouts by G. Wright v. J. Sellars, H. Emerson v. &. Logan, C. Pocock v. O. Gardiner, T. Jaggera v. W. Carey, A. Ledgar<l v. J. Price, C. "Woodward v. E. McMISS THIS BOXING TREAT. Popular Prices: 2s ed, 6s, 10s, Plus Tax. Reserves at Priestnall's. 4911 SPOBTING. —r A CCEPTAXOES. •Acceptances. ASHBURTON COUNTY RACING- CLUB. WINTE& MEETING. FRIDAY ANJ> SATOBDAT. June 26tfe and 27tb, 1923. ACCEPTANCES for the above Club's Meeting close witji the Secretary at 5 p.m. on MONDAY, June 22nd, 1925. J. B. MBEKING, 4937 /Secretary.