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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18906, 22 January 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER WONDERFUL PROGRAMME At the , QU KEX 'S. QUEE J. SConlinuotis from eleven a.m. Commencing ~wi->»v MONDAY NEXT MO>DA\ THE WILLAM FOX COLOSSAL SUPER-SPtLIAL 10,0001't-" THE IROX HORSE- -^'.^i 1 )O,COOit-"THE IROX HORSIV'-IO.OOO't !o,oooft-" THE IROX HORbE.'-lu.OOOit Stupendous Dramatic Romance c; the West. 3000 ft-" SHOOTING"~STRAIGHT.';-5-Jooft SOOOit—" SHOOTING STRAIGHT..-^f 11 Fearless Hill Cody in a Western lhnller. IGOOft "BLAZE AWAY." ~\f^ 1000 ft "BLAZE AWAY." --100011 A Rip-roaring, Riotous Comedy. IOMIt "WHERE AM I ?"-•--"['■j! 1000 ft —" WHERE AM I ?'. -1 (">-'" A Cartoon of FuiuiU-sities. ICOOft—" TOPICAL BUDGET. -1 WitAll the Latest No'.'.-s. 100 it " RATHE REVIEW/; I''* ; ' The World's Latest Happo-Wigs-1000ft-"SCREEN SNAPSHOTS "-IOOOit Screen Stars at Hollywood. A FEAST OF ENTERTAINMENT. YARIETY-QUAXTITy-QF/ALITY. Plans at Wobloys, or 'phono 3342.- 37 THEATKE ROYAL. HEATRE ROIA ection _J_C. Williamsnn, LI TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! FINAL PERFORMANCE 01 "TRILBY." "TRILBY." "TRILBY." CONTINUED AND REMARKABLE TRILMPH MAURICE MOSCOVITCH THEATRE ROYAL MONDAY NIGHT. ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present tho WORLD-FAMOUS ACTOR GENIUSMAURICE MOSCOVITCH MAURICE MOSCOVITCH Supported by a Brilliant Company. In THE OUTSIDER." Hero is the poignant 'THE OUTSIDER." drama of a young 'THE OUTSIDER." girl who desired 'THE OUTSIDER." men's love, but felt THE OUTSIDER." that, as a cripplo, sho THE OUTSIDER." could not hope to 'THE OUTSIDER." win it. 'THE OUTSIDER. 'THE OUTSIDER. "THE OUTSIDER. "THE OUTSIDER. 'THE OUTSIDER, "THE OUTSIDER. 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A Ploy that Thrills and Grjps you Tight with Surging Emotions. There never has been seen such a. scene as tho wonderful Third Act. BOX PLANS Open at The Bristol To-day until Noon, and during the Afternoon at Theatre Royal Confectionery. Day Sale Tickets at Atkinson's. PRICES: D.O. and 0.5.. 8s; Stalls, *s; Gallery, 2s 6d. (Early Doors. Stalls Is extra!), plus tax. Manager CHARLES E. BONNER. 6388 FOB SALE. ' 10R Sale, Stawart's Gully, New Week-end Cottage, 3 rooms, kitchenette, range, garage. Beat position; good salmon and trout fishing. Box 404, Christchurch. 76FP £2OOO. WEST END BAEGAIN. GLOUCESTER STREET WEST, 3 min. from Square, facing north.—House of seven rooms, every possible convenience, including two lavatories, incinerator, etc. Built-in wardrobes. Price includes floor coverings of practically new inlaid linoleum, carpets, etc. Beautiful high, sunny, terraced section of 27 perches. Lawns back and front. Immediate possession, and very easy terms. For key and further particulars ring tho Owner, Telephone 3257. 83211FP FOR PRIVATE SALE, ON ACCOUNT OP MR J. E. FLEMING, ESQ., HIS CHARMING PROPERTY, HANSON'S ROAD. RIOCARTON, Comprising: *>A ACRES and ARTISTIC 7-ROOMED 4t\3 BUNGALOW, ALSO 30 ACRES ON CURLETT'S ROAD, as a Whole or in Areas 10 to 15 acres. °n Hanson's road there ore about 6 Acres. MOST EXTENSIVELY PLANTED WITH OLD ENGLISH TREES, Spacious Lawns and Walks. Flowering Shrubs, TENNIS COURTS—IN FACT, ONE COULD SAY IT IS INDEED ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE GARDENS IN OR AROUND CHRISTCHURCH. THERE IS' A VERY FINE ARTISTIC AND UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW OF 7 LARGE ROOMS and SUN VERANDAHS (built under a Leading Architect), most completely fitted up throughout, and replete with every possible convenience, also motor garage, septic tank. The price asked is most reasonable; In fact, the Property could not be replaced for anything like the figure. Combining, as it does. "A MODERN BUNGALOW IN AN OLD GARDEN," IT *' KES THE IDEAL HOME. Inspection by Appointment with the Sole Agents ('Phone 1629). W. E. SIMES and CO.. SB9BBF.P. 146 Hereford street. WORCESTER STREET. . CITY SIDE OF STANMORE ROAD. &~t HO A—SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT cVXVi/U MORTGAGE, £650 at 41 per cent.—T House, 6 rooms, p. and p., all conveniences, witn fnlt 1-Acre 66ft frontage. Section valued at £BOO This is splendid value and well worth inspection. Full particulars from gpRATT and CO. convenience, *»„„„„, mulur services, shed, « bean . garage; over i A«£ > tif ?XTerm. V-ven. I an arranged with spection arrang _ SPRATT and CO., i- 1 WOTCe 590 28 F.P. ■'Phone A 5082.