ENTERTAINMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 28 February 1931, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT. “Blackmail,” an all-talking, thrilling detective drama, wjll be finally screened at the Opera- House tlr.s evening. MONDAY & TUESDAY. Heading the supporting cast of “J\ T ight Work,” ..which comes to the Opera House orii Monday and Tuesday, are Sally Starr and Frances Upton, late of the Ziegfeld Follies, and- “ Whoopee.” Others in the picture, all of whom are prominent in the screen world, include John T. Murray, George Duryea, Ben Bard, Robert McWade, Douglas Scott, Addie. McPhail, Kit, Guard, Georgie Caine, George Billings, Charles Clary, Tom Dugan, Arthur Hoyt, Billie Bennett, Tempe Pigott, Ruth Lyons, Nora Lane, Arthur Lovejoy, Marjorie “IJabe” Kane, Jack Mack, Marian Ballou, James’ Doulin, Martha Mattox, Harry Bowen and Ruth Hiatt. A “Mickey the Mouse” cartoon entitled “The Barnyard Battle,” will also be presented. TOWN HALL —TO-NIGHT. Billie Dove changed her name twice, made appearance in cafes in four cities, turned down four proposals of marriage, married three chorus girls to millionaires, and finally found true love for herself. She did it as night club hostess in one day’s work at the First National and Vitaphone- Studio during which she was making re-takes for “The Painted Lady,” her first singing and dancing talkie to be screened at the Town Hall to-night. Edmund Lowe appears as leading man.

CABARET DANCE. Another programme of old and new dances will be gone through tonight at Herb Moore’s Cabaret, with Steel’s full orchestra, playing the latest dance music.