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AMUSEMENTS. ou.r.,^' morrow,,i Tha Day Of CHARLES ROGERS and JEAN ARTHUR In Parainount's ALL TALKING, ALL-THRILLING DRAMATIC SENSATION "HALF WAY TO HEAVEN" "HALF WAY TO HEAVEN" "HALF WAY TO HEAVEN" S T A L PALACE. c R 12 NOONI 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! 7596 pKYSTAL PALACE Bernice Clair® Bernice Claire Ncah Beery Noah Beery THE THE SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG SONG Ho ro i a xhe Talking Screen Triumph Of History, So Gigantic It „ „ ... „ Baffles Descrip- SONG t:on. SONG O F Its Theme is us Big as History. Its Love Story as Human a? your own. Iti Power will Overwhelm Youi Every Emotion. Until a New Form Of Entertainment is im-ented "SONG OF THF. FLAME "Will Stand as the Talking Screen's Greatest Accomplishment. cbystal PALACE MONDAY MONDAY Alex. Gray Alex. Gray O F O F O F O F O F THE THE THE THE T H E THE FLAME FLAME FLAME FLAME FLA M E FLAME FLAME FLAME FLAME FLAME FLAME FLAME FLAM E FLAME FLAME FLAME Inez Courtney Inez Courtney Her Flaming Song Destroys An Emnire And With It Her One Great Love. What Irony that th« Fire She Kindled thould Sear the man she Loves- -And Make her Slave to the Man she Hates. Qigsuno Scenes in GorJfeous colour Vivid in its Sweeping Brims Thousands in the Cast. Hai'ed as The TT'timfcte In Screen Entertainment. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans Now Open at The Bristol Piano Company. 7595 E At The Ideal Talkies 5R* B O D "THE "THE "THE "THE "THE PRESENTED Thro® Complete Sessions Daily: 12 NOON I 2.30 P.M.I g P.M.! GALA PRESENTATION DE LUXE OF VAGABOND VAGABOND VAGABOND VAGABOND VAGABOND ENTIRELY COLOUR. THIS GLORIOUS AND SINGING PRODUCTION FROM THE PARAMOUNT STUDIOS. TRANSCENDS ALL THAT HAS EVER APPEARED ON THE AUDIBLE SCREEN. DENIS KING. JEANETTE MacDONALD DENIS KING, JEANETTE MacDONALD And The Grand OPE RATIO CHORUS OF 500 VOICES . " *■,.— .-'a. . . . Attain - ~ THE' APEX OF ARTISTRY Reserves, Biistol or Everybody a, 82^10. THE INDIANS ARB COMING. KING" KING" KING" KING" KING" IN TECHNJ ALL-TALKING

G BAND THEATRE Continuous From 11 A.H.I RICHARD TALMADGE in The Riot of Thrilling Fua "THE ISLE OF HOPE" PATSY RUTH MILLER In The Sparkling Comedy Romance "BEAUTIFUL BUT DUMB" And "THE VANISHING HIDBH." Usual Prices: 3d, 6d, 9d, and 1». 7594 Final Showing To-night of "THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS RET" STRAND To-day, 3d, 6d, end 0d T R A N D To-night, 6d and it. To-morrow SATURDAY To-morrow TWO WONDERFUL PICTURES I DOROTHY SEBASTIAN "THE ERNEST TORRENCE in UNHOLY NIGHT* And "AFTERWARDS" Starring "AFTERWARDS" MARJORIE HUME 7600 At 8 p.m. TO-MORROW At 8 p.m. In tfc* D I A N T Hill, B Also on Monday and Tuesday Nights. ''ARMS "ARMS . "ARMS .ARMS "ARMS "ARMS "ASMS AND AND AND THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN** THE MAN' * THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE ttAN 1 * By GEORGE BERNARD S&AW. The cftste includes: Miss Gladys Ferguson* Miss Agnes Richirdson, Miss Nita Sillelitf, Mr Roy Twyneham; Mr Leslie le Crett, Mr A G. Rendle. Professor L. G. Pocock, And Mr T W. Tothfll. Produced for THE CANTERBURY REPERTORY THEATRE SOCIETY By Miss Kiore Siaf. Prices: 4s, Bs, 2s. No booking fee, no tax. Canterbury College Students as usual. Booking plans at The Bristol. 7608 GARDEN CABARET. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th. SPECIAL DANCE NIGHT. With Spotlight Effects. Book Early for Tables, ett. Bailey-Marton Double Tlcketi Dance Orchestra. 7s 6d. 7564 RAND GARDEN PETE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). At the Residence of G. G. Holmes, Esq., "Knocklynn." Halswell. Highland Dancing Competition. Be&utiful Grounds, Boating on the Lake, Chocolate Alley, Baby Shows, Competitions for all, Grounds Lit at Night, Band in Attendance, Parkinc for Cars. Cars leave Square (next Post Office), Spencer street, Addiogton, and Lincoln rosd terminus at 1.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. Admission—Adults 6d, Children FREE. SPORTING. WESTPORT TROTTING CLUB XMAS MEETING. DECEMBER 26th and 27th, 1930. STAKES £2050. Nominations for ah Events close WEDNESDAY, December 3rd, at 0 p.m. Arrangements have been made with the Railway Department for giving prompt transit of horses to Junction, and it is advisable that consignors make early application for boxes. A lorry will meet horse train and transport all gear FREE OF CHARGE from Inangahua Junction to Westport and return after the racos. Club contributes twenty shillings each horse on return fare per lorry. 7561 P. CLARK, Secretary. (CONSTIPATION I Eat Yea«ton Tablet#, v which move bowels gently and leave no residue as do ordinary laxative*, Barsetta', CtMausi# 16