AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Gary Cooper in — “THE LAST OUTLAW,” “THE LAST OUTLAW,” With Jack Lucien and Betty Jewel. Romance and rustlers —“The Last Outlaw” combines the two in a rip-roaring outdoor thriller. Also a new chapter of “THE RETURN OF THE RIDDLE RIDER.” , SUNDAY NlGHT—Picture Benefit. Love in a College—Romance in Rompers! Here’s the cleanest, and at the same time the most vigorous, comedy given to the screen in years: “THE FAIR CO-ED,” "THE FAIR CO-ED,” Starring Marion Davies,, the screen’s greatest young star. Produced by the director who made “The Rookies.” COMING MONDAY- AND TUESDAY. The Special Extraordinary. “SEVENTH HEAVEN.” “SEVENTH .HEAVEN.” By Austin Strong. With Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. Based on John Golden’s stage success. A picture that swings the heart ’twixt tears and cheers. The Full Orchestra. Prices 2/- and 1/6. Children 6d. Box Plan at Webley’s. ‘ TIfAWHERA Ladies’ Hockey Club DANCE, TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Don’t miss it. Splendid floor. Citizens’ full orchestra.
TOWN HALL Direction J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. THREE ENGLISH COMEDIES. —Commencing— ' NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT. SEASON OF FOUR NIGHTS. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have please in announcing the first appearance of their » NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY gQ ARTISTS gQ In the following enormously successful and genuinely humorous and most entertaining comedies, by Ben Travers. FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. TWO NIGHTS ONLY “ROOKERY NOOK” “ROOKERY NOOK’’ MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. ONE NIGHT ONLY “THA R K ” “THA R K ” TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. ONE NIGHT ONLY “A CUCKOO IN THE NEST.”
The Brilliant Company will include f Hastings Lynn Helene Simon Leslie Victor Minnie Raynor Jane Comfort Basil Radford Vic. Fltzherbert Cyril Vernon Beth Mackay Willie Clifton Nellie Mortyne and others. And J. C. Williamson’s Latest “Discovery,” DONALDA WARNE, Who recently created a furore in Melbourne. LAUGHS! THRILLS! SURPRISES! Will be the order' of the season. All High Speed Plays. Box Plan open at Webley’s Tuesday morning. Res. Seats 7/G (plus tax). THE BALL OF THE SEASON. ORGANISED by Kumara Cricket Club, Memorial Hall, FRIDAY, October 5. Williams’ Orchestra. Splendid supper. Superb decorations. Double Tickets 5/-, Extra Lady 2/G. J. GILBERT, Hon. Sec. BALL POSTPONED. XTELSON CREEK Rugby League Football Club’s GRAND ANNUAL CARNIVAL BALL has been POSTPONED from Saturday, October 6, until SATURDAY, October 13, as the Club’s Seniors visit Buller on the above-mentioned date. Novelty dances. Steel’s Orchestra. Efficient M.C. Gents 4/-, Ladies 2/-. Dainty supper. Good floor. rOOTRALL. pOOTBALL COBDEN SUNDAY 3 p.m. —Final Junior Knock-out Cup— NGAHERE V. NELSON CREEK. Other Matches Sunday at Blackball.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 September 1928, Page 1
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