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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18047, 6 January 1927, Page 1

AMTJSEMBWTS. CRYSTAL PALACE. When we will present GRETA NISSEN In Paramount'** Great Feast of Fast Fun. Love and I-a vishness. “ THE LUCKY LADY.” The Merry Tale of n. Maid and Three GIRLS—Po You want to know How to Flirt? Po you want to know how to tret What You Go After? “The Lucky Lady” will show you. AND THEN Conductor, Mr Alfred J. Btinz) ’Phone 3758. EVERYBODY’S. (The Distinctive Theatre.) Jeffrey Farnol's Fascinating Story, "THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN.’ Delightful Entertainment made for A Story that Vibrates with Drama, Laughter and Tears as only Farnol can of the Cabbage Patch.” “LOVEY MARY WILLIAM lIAINES and BESSIE LOVE Full of the Joys, the Laughs and the of Life—A SHEER DELIGHT. EVERYBODY’S “SELECT” OR( ’HESTRA. Conductor: Mr W. J. Bellingham. F.C.M. " THE BAT." GRAND THEATRE. At LAST! AT LAST. THE MOST SENSATIONAL M YKTER Y COM HDY-PRA M A THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN. SMASHING SURPRISES GRAND QUALITY ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL AND AT THE GRAND THEATRE DURING HOLIDAYS. TELEPHONE No. 2334. BOOK—BOOK AND BE THRILLED. LIBERTY THEATRE. DIRECT FROM THE LONDON PAVILION IN ALL ITS GLORIOUS BEAUTY THE PHENOMENALLY SUCCESSFUL AND INSPIRED I’KuI'IVTION. ” EVERY MOTHER’S SON.” Based on the Theme of “ The Unknown SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE As used by the London Pavilion, Played by LIBERTY CONVERT ORCHESTRA SPECIALLY A IJGMENTED Conductor: Mr Ernest Jamieson. QUEEN’S THEATRE. CHARLES CHAPLIN In his Latest and Greatest Comedy, " THE GOLD RUSH." A Tremendous Furore of Comedy and Frolic, with the Mirth Magician at his Best. ALSO— Rolf Boldrewood's Thrilling Story, “ROBBERY UNDER ARMS' 'aptain Starlight, ing Intensity. PULLER’S OPERA HOUSE. John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT At TO-NIGHT At GEORGE STOREY GEORGE STOREY GEORGE STOREY TO-NH ! HT T< i-NIGHT And the Famous 'STOREY ETT ES.' Will repea liant programme! the best volume to date. Beautiful and "imp Frocks, Dainty Dances. Pretty Settings and Remember to book your seat. . Plan at The Bristol till 5 o'clock, then the Opera House Confectionery, or Phone 2361. FAREWELL TO “ ELIZA." FAREWELL To “ELIZA ” “ FAREWELL TO “ELIZA.” FAREWELL TO “ELIZA.” GRAND GALA NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GRAND GALA NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GRAND GALA NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GRAND GALA NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GRAND GALA NIGHT TO-NIGHT. SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPH SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPH SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPH Of MISS ZTLLAH BATEMAN MISS ZILLAH BATEMAN MISS ZILLAH BATEMAN Given to all Members of the Audience To-night at the THEATRE ROYAL. Dick White and Eric Kdgjey. ’ ELIZA ' ELIZA ’ ELIZA ELIZA ' ELIZA < >M ES 'OM ES By E. V. Esmond. The Funniest play since “Charley’s STAY.” STAY,” STAY.” STAY,” •ELIZA COMES TO STAY.” ELIZA COMES TO STAY.” ’ ELIZA COMES TO STAY.” SHIPPING NOTICES. rT NPON STHPAM SHIP COMPANY OF J NEW Z E ALA N 1 ». LTD. Sailings (circumstances permitting) Cargo For Wellington Train at rail. Maori. Mon., Wed.. Fri. 6.50 p in. II a m. Wa hi tie, Tues, Tliur. Sat. 6.50 pm 11 am Taking Cargo for Foxtun, Wanganui, Pa lea. WELLI -V I TON -PH TON SE R VICE. Tamahine, from We llington. Mon , Wed., Friday-, 3 p.m . Saturday, 1.15 p.m. •Tamahine. from Pfcton, Tues., Thurs., 2.30 p.m., Friday, 7 p.m., Sundaj, 6 V FOR SYDNEY. Marama, from Auckland. January 7, 3 p.m. Maunganui, from Wellington, January 7, 3 p.m. Taxing passengers in three classes. V* »K MF.I.IU M’KNE. VIA D 1 NEDIN AND BLUFF. Maheno January rll. FOR SUVA (FIJI) NUKUALOFA, HAAFAJ. VAX AIT (TONGA). APIA ( SAMOA >. Tofua. from A ii<• k I-. ml. Jan. 28. 11 n.m. FOR CANADA. UNITED STATES, ENGLAND. VIA SUVA (FJ .IT), HONOLULU, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER. Tahiti, from Auckland. January 21. VIA RAROTONGA, TAHITI. SAN FRANCISCO. Maunganui From Wellington. Feb L FOR NAPIER, GTSBORNE. Kamo (cargo only) About January 8. FOR AUCKLAND. Kurow (cargo only), January 8. Cargo 4 p.m. Friday. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH (cargo only) Totara, January S, cargo 4 p.m. Friday.