ENTERTAINMENTS.
MAJESTIC THEATRE.^ "Way Qut West," William Haines' latest picture, will be shown finally tonight. It is the comedian's first attempt at a cowboy role Although Aletro-Goldwyn-Mayer had placed the comic star in almost every sort of uniform and athletic outfit, it was not until the filming of this picture that he had the opportunity to wear spurs and sombrero. The story is a comedy of the modern west, with Haines as a circus "spruiker' who gets into trouble and is forced to work on a Western .ranch. His love affair with the feminine "boss 'is enlivened by his education as a cowboy, a thrilling rescue race, an attempted lynching, and some riding feats that amaze.
DANCE IN ORANGE HALL. A successful dance was held in the Orange Hall en Saturday evening, 40 couples being present.. A lucky one-step was won bv Miss D. Bryce and Mr &. Keelev. Mrs Mitchell's orchestra supplied "the music. Mr J. McElhinney was M.C. CONCERT AT TINWALD. Another performance of the comedy sketch "Alladin" was given by the Yum Yumms concert party at Tinwald on Saturday evening. There was a fair attendance and the proceeds are m aid of the Earthquake Relief Fund.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 51, Issue 131, 16 March 1931, Page 3
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