AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TALKIES A Monster'Programme—Double Stfjr ; Attraction. And Short Talkies, featuring “The Collegians,’’ and Amy Johnson’s Arrival at Brisbane. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY AND SATURDAY’S MATINEE. The Star Talides are — Lois Moran in: “WORDS AND MUSIC,” ' “WORDS AND MUSIC,” Talking, Singing arid Dancing Musical Revue; and Reginald Denny in: '• « “EMBARRASSING MOMENTS.” “EMBARRASSING MOMENTS.” A very funny Talking Comedy. Unquestionably a splendid night’s entertainment. Matinee Prices: 2/-, 1/6, Children 6d. Night: Circle and Back Stalls 3/3, Front Stalls 2/-, Children 1/-. serve at Moss’s. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. George Bancroft in: “THUNDERBOLT” An All Talking Drama of Life and Love Outside tire Law. McKANE’S HALL, Cobden, TO-NIGHT “THE ROUGH RIDERS.” WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. gALL —Victoria Park Pavilion— TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Old Time "and Modern Dances. Steel’s Popular Orchestra. Cards for nondancers. Double 5/r, Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/6.
TTUGHRE AND DANCE, Cobden Gym- < nasium, TO-NIGHT (Friday). Excellent supper. Something new in the. wonderful Monte Carlo Dance. Gents 1/6. Ladies 1/-. Proceeds in aid of Cobden School. pOOTBALL VICTORIA PARK TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). THE GAME OF THE SEASON. GREY JUNIOR REPS. V HOKITIKA JUNIOR REPS—?, p.m. —Curtain-raiser — COBDEN THIRD GRADE V UNITED THIRD GRADE—I.3O. Admission to Park: Gents 1/-, Ladies 6d; Stand 6d. ANNUAL GRAND BALL. ORGANISED by Catholic Parishioners, Criterion Theatre, Reefton, FRIDAY, August 1, 1930. - Strictly Modern and Old Time Dances, Novelties, Mrs. Magee’s orchestra. Inangahua Silver Band, accompanied by Miss Watson. Tickets: Double 6/-, Single Gents 4/-, single Ladies 2/6, Gallery 2/-. UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL, Town Hall, TUESDAY, August 12, 1930. Prizes for Best -Costumes. Steel’s orchestra. Novelty dances. Prices: Double 7/6, Single 5/-, Ladies 2/6, Gallery 1/-.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 July 1930, Page 1
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