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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 November 1927, Page 1

am usemen rs. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT ONLY. Excellent. Double Star Programme. —Star No. 1 — “JUST ANOTHER BLONDE,” Starring Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Mulhall —“The Subway Sadie” stars together again in a great comedy hit. —Star No. 2 — “FORBIDDEN WATERS," Starring Priscilla Dean. Orchestra and Usual Prices. TOWN SATURDAY —Matinee and Night Buck Jones in—“3o BELOW ZERO,” A Real Thriller. * Also the Latest Chapter of — “THE WINKING IDOL.” McKANE’S HALL ::::: COBDEN TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) Splendid Picture Programme. “FASCINATING YOUTH." “SCARAMOUCJIE” —Will be shown at— BLACKBALL— To-night. WAIUTA— Saturday. HOKITIKA— Monday. KUMARA— Wednesday next. TTNITED PAVILION—THIS (Friday) U EVENING, Club’s Weekly Young Peoples’ DANCE, 8.30 to 11 o’clock. Williams’s' music. Admission 1/-. A FORTY-FIVES TOURNAMENT will be held in the Blaketown Hall THIS (Friday) EVENING. Splendid pfrizes. f\LD BOYS’ EUCHRE and SOCIAL, V Club Rooms, TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 8 o’clock. Two special prizes. QPERA HOUSE, :: GREYMOUTH? TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT THE GREATEST COMEDY SHOW OF 1927. Messrs Cyril Northcote and Joe Brennan present “THE ENGLISH FUTURISTS,” “THE ENGLISH FUTURISTS,” (The Show with a Reputation). Headed hy JOE BRENNAN (the Famous Comedian). Other members of this really fine show are: G. W. Desmond, Cyril Northcote, Dell Barnes, Geo. Correlli, Ira Vanda, Betty Lee, Ida Newton, Gus Dawson, Peggy Sharpe, Myrtle Skewes, K. Somerville, Ted Lane, and THE CABARET KITTENS’ BALLET. New Costumes New Scenery ’ , New Everything Bigger, Brighter and Better Than Ever Old and New Favourites with New Ideas.

Come and have the Biggest Laugh

this Year.

Popular Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 5/-; Stalls, 3/-; Back Seats, 2/-; all plus tax. Box Plan at Webley’s.

SALVATION ARMY HALL.

THIS SUNDAY AND MONDAY, 1 Nov 27 and 28, SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, conducted by Major Powick. 7.1!) a.m., Prayer; 11 a.m., Parents’ and Teachers’ and Friends’ Meeting; 3 p.m., Programme and Distribution of Cradle Roll and Primary Prices; 7 p.m., Life Saving Guards’ Parade and Children’s Massed Chorus. Band and Songsters.

.MONDAY: 8 p.m." a fine Demonstration of Youthful Activity. Admission !/••

GLORIOUS SPECTACULAR DISPLAY GREYMOUTH BAND QUEEN QARNIVAL OORONATION OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. Crowning of Queen Doreen O’Hallahan, and Princesses Doreen and Lena. Gorgeous spectacular display, under direction of H. SWENEY, Esq., Christchurch. Proclamations and Speeches specially written by New Zealand’s foremost writer, Miss Mona Tracey. His Worship the Mayor, J. W. Greenslade, Esq., Lord High Chancellor. T. Tarrant, Esq., Herald. Concert Programme by Mrs. McAuley’s Pupils. Procure a magnificent SOUVENIR CORONATION PROGRAMME, containing all the words of the Speeches, and Photos, etc. Admission: 2/- and 1/-; Children half-price. Booking extra. Box Plan now open at Webley’s. W. D. MURRAY, Sec.

SPEND “A NIGHT IN HONOLULU” —With Kaai’s — HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS, HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS, —at the — OPERA HOUSE, —on — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. Direct from their Sensational Wellington Season. The Company that took Australia by Storm. J2O NIGHTS IN SYDNEY 130 NI P HTS IN MELBOURNE i And presenting for the first time in New Zealand, the world-famous “MOANA JAZZ FOUR.” FIFTEEN REAL HAWAIIANS FROM ROMANTIC HONOLULU. Prices: 6/-, 4/-, 2/6-(plus tax). Box Plan now open at Webley’s. HOKITIKA— Thursday, December 1, REEFTON— Friday, December 2.