AMUSEMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 12 September 1924, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

TPWN HALL.

Lon Chaney, Wlio has recently been ' : hailed as the screen’s greatest char--1 acter actor, plays the most important - supporting role in .Betty Compsons Smew starring production, ‘ For Those AWe Love,” which comes to,, the town .'Hull to-night. His remarkable work y/in “The Miracle Man” was the be- . ginning of his rapid rise in public favour? and “The Penalty,” in which /he was featured a~srthe,crippled master of the underworld, stamped him as the peer of character men of motion pictures. When Miss Compson engaged ; Mr Chaney for “For Those We Love, ’ s. 'she hailed him as an old friend, for Wthey had worked’ together in “Ine . Miracle Man,” the production that started both of ’ them on Jhe road to .fame? ( y ''.“Perils of the Yukon. —The supporting pictures include another chapter of ‘.‘Perils of the Yukon,” and a two reel comedy. kZ, Matinee Saturday.— A chapter of ? . life’s social code is picturised at the iriatinee in the Town Half on Saturdriy, and again on Saturday night in “The Near Lady,” a Universal feature ' in which Gladys Walton is starred. It B Ip a plan for a family well planetd in the Blue. Book of Society to retain its grating when the bank account dropped below par, and whereby another family of weak social rating, but with .newly-acquired wealth could attain the Z-Tupper rungs of' the social ladder. : Clara Kimball .Young.— “Enter Ma.dame,” ;Jetauring Clara Kimball Young, is announced for Sunday’s picfe,fure benefit. fe AH AURA BALL, fey-';'' ' • ——— In the Ahaura Memorial Hall this a ball, which is creating great among the fair sex, will be held. Steel’s orchestra will supply the music, which is sufficient guarantee to say that nothing will be wanting. ..' Special prizes have been donated for ',-the waltzing competition.