AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT ONLY. Big Double Star Programme. Peter B. Kyne’s great story: “THE ENCHANTED HILL.” With Jack Holt, Florence Vidor, Noah Beery and Mary Brian. And Art Acord in: “THE RUSTLERS’ RANCH.” Usual Prices. . WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Vaudeville and Pictures De Luxe. THE KENTUCKY FOUR . THE KENTUCKY FOUR In a feast of Song, Melody, Music, Solos, Duets, Concerted Numbers, by Miss Beatrice Inglewood, Charming Mezzo Soprano; Huntly Spencer, Tenor; Miss Thelma Martin, brilliant Pianoforte Soloist and Accompanist; Mr. Phil Yates, Baritone in conjunction with a specially selected Picture Programme, including— Richard Barthelmess in: “JUST S U P P O S E” The love story of a prince chap, who hurdles a throne, defies a nation, and dashes to freedom and love. Full Orchestra and Usual Prices. Box Plan at Webley’s.
TTNITED PAVILION—THIS (Monday) EVENING, Usual Weekly DANCE, 8 till 11 o’clock. Admission V- I TpUCHRE TOURNEY TO-NIGHT, St. Columba Hall. Good prizes. Admission 2/-. ■ “M AR I E T T E ” “MARIETTE” RUNANGA RUNANGA THIS (MONDAY) EVENING "MARIETTE” “MARIETTE” GRAND FAREWELL OPERA HOUSE. TUESDAY, JUNE 14. "MARIETTE” “MARIETTE” HOKITIKA HOKITIKA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15. YOU MUST SEE “MARIETTE." OPERA HOUSE. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) In response to unanimous requests a GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF The Wonderful Holder-Conway Production “MARIETTE” “MARIETTE” (By W. Graeme-Holder.) IN AID OF NEW AMBULANCE FUND. Absolutely your last opportunity. , Don’t miss it! YOU MUST SEE “MARIETTE.” “MARIETTE”—The Wonder Show. Come and . say goodbye to “MARIETTE” Prices: 5/-, 3/- and 2/-, plus tax. Reserves at Webley's. WEDNESDAY—HOKITIKA. BLACKBALL—FRIDAY, 17th. pOMBINED SOCCER AND SPEED BALL, Town Hall, June 14, in honour of Canadian Football Team. Everybody’s Full Orchestra. Special decoration. Double 7/6, Gents 5/-, Ladies 3/-. C. NEVILLE, J. SHARP, Joint Secretaries.
A COIN AFTERNOON will be held in Columba Hall, WEDNESDAY, 15th inst., to be followed by CHILDREN’S TEA PARTY at 5. Admission to tea 1/-. GRAND BALL AT TE KINGA. BY Kotuku Football Club, in Te Kinga Hall, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1927. Miss Watson’s Orchestra. Secretaries please note. I. OLSEN, Hon. Sec. SALE ! SALE ! ! Special Reductions IN Millinery and Mantles This Season’s FELT HATS from 10/6 SMART WINTER COATS WITH FUR COLLARS All at greatly reduced prices at the— MISSES WHITE’S LADIES’ EMPORIUM, Tainui St. (Opp. Bank of N.Z.) GIFTS FOR EVERYONE AT MILNER’S. Now showing, a wme range of suitable GIFTS for young and old, at prices to suit all pockets. We specialise in Ladies’ and Gent’s GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, having in stock all the leading makes, including Waithams, Omega, Rolex, etc., each timepiece being fully guaranteed. DIAMOND RINGS, GOLD ALBERTS, etc., in all the latest designs. Inspection invited. A. H. MILNER WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Upper Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. (Est. 1865.)
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 June 1927, Page 1
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