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AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' FULLERS' FULLERS' MATINEE FULLERS' FULLERS* MATINEE FULLERS' TO-DAY AT 'J.3O TO-DAY PROGRAMME SAME AS EVENING. AT MATINEE PRICES. TTH'LLERh' OPERA HOUSE. 1 ULLERS' OPERA HOUSE. TO-DAY AT 2..-JO. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-DAY AT •J.'ji... TO-NIGHT AT 8. A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME OF VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE. IIULF.Y '.ihd BENT, HULEV find BENT. HULEY and BENT, In Light and Broezv Coinudv. GRANT and BATES GRANT and BATES GRANT and BATES liring tvit.li them the Latest and Best from America. • Two ot the Cleverest Coloured Comedians on tho Vaudeville Stage. MACDONALD and PAYNE. MACDONALD and PAYNE. MACDONALD and PAYNE. They tiro Irresistibly Funny, and You'll be Tickled to Death when You Hear Them. GEORGE STOREY ■ GEORGE STOREY GEORGE STOREY And His *'STORE YETTES." "STOREYETTES." In VOLUME 8. Easy the Best Vol.ime to Date. A Wealth of Fun, D.-iinty Dancing, Delightful Singing, and Clever Humorous Sketches that will make You Laugh as You Never Laughed Before. MONDAY, 24th INST.: AMY ROCHELL, The "Girl With the Goldeu Voice.'' Book Your Seat Early. Plan at The Bristol till noon, then at tho Opera House Confectionery, or 'Phone 3361. 6387 THEATRE KOYAL. "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" HKA T R E K O Y A L. SATURDAY NEXT, 29th inst. V NIGHTS ONLY. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS Zx\T SO?" Laughing Begins When You *Buy Your Ticket! Messrs J. C. "WILLIAMSON (LTD.) Have Pleasure- in Announcing tho Coming to tho THEATRE KOYAL, SATURDAY NEXT, 29th, Of tho Most Convulsing Comedy in Stago History—a Tremendous Success on Both Sides of the Atlantic—Holder of the LongDistance Laughing Championship both in London and New York. "IS ZAT SO?" i ' "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" ■ "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" To bo Produced with the Mombors of, the Original Casts, Headed by ■•RICHARD TABER HALE NORCROSS. Sybilr-Jane Virginia Norton Barry Livesey Sammy Green Mary Ellen Hanley Maude Carroll Claude Saunders Bruco Walker (All First Appearances in Christchurch). "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO J" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" By James Gleoson and Richard Taber. (Undor arrangement with Lee Shubert and Earlo Booth.) Spoaking to an audience of young business girls, Dr. Hedley Vance said: "Love is a disturbing elemont; laughter keeps you tally and physically fit. I can give no better advice to the young ladies here to-day than to see 'ls Zat So?' There you get some of each element in the proper proportions."— "Telegraph." "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" Box Plans' open on TUESDAY NEXT at The Bristol. Reserves, Bs. Other Prices: 4s, Is 6d. Early Door 3ls extra. All plus tax. "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" "IS ZAT SO?" FOB SALE. CITY NORTH. 1 MINUTE'S WALK OF TWO TRAMS. PQ9rv-6-ROOMED SQUARE HOUSE, dtOiiU plastered and art papered, porcelain bath, pantry, scullery, hot and cold service, wardrobes built in, verandah, washhouse, copper, tubs, gas stove, range, etc. Panelled Hall, 18 x 7. 1-ACRE SECTIONS, nicely laid out in lawns, garden, etc.; sewerage -laid on. This property is very close to the centre, and in splendid locality, and cheap at £B2O. Terms arranged. HARMAN and STEVENS, LTD., Land and Estate Agents, Sharebrokers, Agents Northern Co., Ltd., SI Hereford street West. 'Phones 494 and 4391. ' H 6804 £2300. SUNNY FENDALTON. CHARMING TWO-STOREY BUNGALOW, G ROOMS AND TWO BALCONIES. This property is situate in the very best part of this fashionable suburb, and is about tho last word in up-to-date homes. Two rooms, 18 s 15 and 16 x 14, combine with sliding doors, making one very fine room. These also open on to sun porch, 18 x 8. The conveniences include e. cookeT, patent clothes-washer, incinerator, shower cabinet, etc., etc. A well-designed and beautifullyappointed home; i-acre, in garden, garage, etc. 1641 HILLARY and BAXTER, H1736F.P. 178 Manchester street. £3OOO- FOD^ ONTHE GARDEN SUBURB. A LOVELY HOME AND A GLORIOUS SITUATION. BUNGALOW-SEMI-TWO-STOREY, of eight spacious rooms —3 bedrooms and bathroom upstairs, 5 rooms and bathroom downstairs. This home was built by one of our leading Architects, and nothing bnt the best material has been used throughout the building. Large dining-room and sitting-room, beautifullv panelled and papered, and expensive electric light fittings. The Kitchenette is a special feature, having tiled surround, large electric cooker and gas cooker, built-in cupboards and bins. Septic tank, hothouse, motor garage, etc. The grounds are tastefully laid oa t; Terv fine orchard, lawns, flower-beds; also valuable asparagus bed. Very seldom is such a home offered in this select locality, and we are con-' fident that U will be a quick seller. Let as prove to you that at the above figure it is good value. BERRY and GLASSON, 83108 177 Manchester street.