AMUSEMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 February 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

OI’ERA HOUSE. Every lover of mystery, action thrill and novel love ii'torest will enjoy “The. Lone Wolf’s Daughter.’’ Chief among the intriguing situatiomis the clever introduction of a television set. in the development, of the plot. In the opening an auction is in progress at the- Duval Art Galleries in New York. You see heated bidding for a. rare vase. Lytell as the “Lone Wolf” bidding against Gertrude Olmstead as Helen Fairchild, Charles Gerrard and Lilian Tashman are introduced as international crooks. They would succeed in fleecing Miss Fair child for a. fake old master ■were it not for the interference of the “Lorie ’Wolf” How the crooks play upon the love of the “Lone Wolf” for his adopted daughter and hold her engagement to the son of one of the wealthiest families in New York over the cracksman to make him do their bidding furnishes material for many exciting and unusual adventures. Five short talkies will also be screened. HOCKEY BALL. The United Ladies’ Hockey Club are holding a grand ball in the Town Hall, to-morrow (Tuesday). Excellent arrangements have been made, and every one is assured of a good night. A sumptuous supper will be provided by the ladies. Steel's orchestra will supply the music.