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AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE. “CAUGHT IN THE FOG.” I / 1 “Caught in the Fog” is the speediest funniest and most excitipg crook chase of the season. May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel are starred, she as an amateur gem thief, he as the owner of the gems, and purloiner of the lady, herself. The locale is the palatial yacht lying off the coast of Florida, and the business has to do with the various sharpers who raid the boat, until copscatch the culprits—and bring the wild. night in the fog to a short stop. YouTlj laugh yourself into a good humour,, even if you are the biggest grouch in the country. /

' PLUNKET SOCIETY. It is necessary for the Plunket Society to devise ways and’ means of securing funds to assist the energetic band of lady workers to carry out the good work that is being done on the Coast, next Saturday in McKay’s Sample Room, Albert Street, a sale of novelty articles will be held. As the majority of these goods will be .suitable for Christmas presentations, giftseekers are advised to be on the spot at an early hour. CHILDREN’S FANCY PARTY. On Friday evening last a Children’s Fancy Dress Party took place in York Hall. Rev. W. Bell and Mrs Bell kept matters moving with games and competitions. The judging was by Mrs Coleman and Miss Gibb. The following were the various awards. —Best Fancy Dress (girls): Jean Bell 1; Boys, Jim Lindbom 1. Most Original Dress (girls): Gwitha Pentecost 1, Joy Page 2; Special prizes: Irene Carter and Bruce Teasdale. The following children appeared in Fancy Dress: — Nancy McKane, Fairy; Noni Barrett, The Wembley Boy; Jean Bell, Spring Chicken; Edna Lindbom, Sun; Nancy Black, Pom Pom Pierrot; . Mavis Joseph, Bride; Irene Carter, Fairy; Betty Forsyth, Wireless; Ivy J Page, Cook; Effie McMillan, Thatched - Cottage; Gwitha Pentecost, Labels; Muriel Jamieson, Dutch Boy; Agnes Pentecost, Rose; Dorothy Teasdale, Hawaiian; Ada Page, Maid; Kathleen Mclntyre, Fireman; Dorothy Mclntyre Buster Brown; Meta Girvan, Washer Woman; Joy Mettrick, Butterfly; Jim Lindbom,; Cobden Tennis Club; Teddy Stewart, Letter Box; Jack Stewart, Page;' Bruce* Burrell, Cupid; Len Jardin, Cobden Barber.

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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1929, Page 12

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AMUSEMENTS Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1929, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1929, Page 12