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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 July 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOU SB TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Double Star Programme. “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS “THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS’’ A wonderful comedy. A scream from start to finish. “UNDER THE TEXAS MOON’’ “UNDER THE TEXAS MOON’’ Magnificent all-colour out-door romance Prices 2/6, 1/6; Children half-price. “COHENS ANDTHE KELLYS’ ’’ Silent feature at SUNDAY Night’s Picture Benefit. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. VAUDEVILLE. WORLD’S LEADING ARTISTS. All-talking, Singing, Dancing, Comedy Triumph: “ELSTREE CALLING” “ELSTREE CALLING” Huge programme, headed by Will Fyffe (Scotch Comedian), Teddy Brown and Band, Lily Morris, The Three Eddies, Cicely Courtneidge, Jack Hulbert, Balalaika Sisters (Russian Singers and Dancers), The Charlat Girls (Acrobatic Dancers), Gordon Harker, Tom Handly (Cockney Comedian), The Berkoff’s (Whirlwind Dancers), Anna May Wong (the famous Chinese Comedienne), and a host of others. Also on the same big programme—“THE AMERICAN PRISONER,” “THE AMERICAN PRISONER,” Featuring Carl Brisson, famous actor, and a splendid English-speaking cast. Reserve at the Bristol for this gigantic vaudeville programme. Usual prices. BLACKBALL— —BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. “HER MAN” RUNANGA RUNANGA TO-NIGHT—“DEVIL WITH WOMEN” ‘ JJOLLER £KATING McKANE’S HALL ::: COBDEN,

Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evening, at 7.30; also Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 3 p.m. > . The rink with the best and largest floor space. Private parties arranged. Hockey competitions every Wednesday evening. Admission: Ladies, 1/-; Gents, 1/6; Children, ,6d. Tyro hour session. Convenient ’bus service. pRAND OLD TIME DANCE. Scliaef’s Premier Hall, TO-NIGHT. Billy Williams’s popular orchestra. Balloon dance 10.30. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. EAGUE pOOTBALL WINGHAM PARK SUNDAY- 2.45 p.m. —Senior K.O. Final— MARIST V. RUNANGA. 1.30 p.m.—Juniors: RUNANGA B. V; MARIST. . Other matches at Ngahere, Waiuta and Dunollie.

TOWN HA L L pUESDAY GREYMOUTH . PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY SPECIAL REQUEST PERFORMANCE “TALES OF HOFFMAN” “TALES OF HOFFMAN” “TALES OF HOFFMAN” “TALES OF HOFFMAN” TOWN HA L L , rpUESDAY Admission: Circle and Orchestral Stalls 2/-, Stalls 1/-; 6d extra for booking at The Bristol. Box Plan is now open. Tickets can be purchased at Kilgour’s, also at the Bristol, where reservations can be made. Members of Choir and Orchestra are requested to attend practice Monday. A GRAND BALL, to celebrate the opening of the New Bridge, in the Ahaura Memorial Hall, FRIDAY, July 24.

• PUBLIC NOTICES. DAY-OLD CHICKENS I am now BOOKING ORDERS for DAY OLD WHITE LEGHORN CHICKENS, August, September anil October delivery: 1/3 each; £2 10s for 50; £5 for 100. Place orders EARLY for THREE MONTHS’ OLD PULLETS, 14/- per pair; January and December delivery. Also STOCK for sale. Write for catalogue to— F. R. COTTON West Spreydon Poultry Farmer, 44 Frankleigh Street, Christchurch. LADIES I Please note the following REDUCED RATES:— WAVING: Permanent, 30/-; Marcelling, 2/6. Finger, 3/-; Shadow, 4/-. HAIR-CUTTING: -• Ladies 1/3, Children 9d. Facial Treatment, Hair Tinting, Eyebrow Arching, Manicuring, etc, reduced proportionately. MISS LESLEY MARSHALL Corner Mawhera Quay and Street, ’Phone 486 K for appointments.