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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 September 1931, Page 1

: AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUS E _ TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Final, screening of an exceptionally funny comedy drama: “PART TIME WIFE” “PART ‘TIME WJF E ” Featuring Edmund Lowe and Leila . Hyams. Prices =2/6,. 1/6, Children half-price. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Double Star Programme. MARIE DRESSLER and POLLY ' . MORAN in: ’ ; REDU C I N G.” </■’ “\R EDU C ING.” ' “RED U CI NG.” The picture the laughter-loving public has been waiting for. Never such a gale of laughs! Never such a funny < subject. “COURAGE” “COURAGE” 1 With Belle Bennett, Marion Nixon and Leon Janney. A powerful drama of a mother who finds a spectre from the past menacing her home and happi- , ■ ness. Two Splendid Staf Productions. BLACKBALL—-TO-NIGHT. “FIGHTING SHERIFF.” RUNANGA—TO-NIGHT. “REDUCING” WEST QOAST gKATING £<HAMPIONSHIPS. Junior and Senior —Ladies’ and Gents’. MONSTER CARNIVAL, , PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. McKANE’S HALL ::::: COBDEN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. .Half-mile Speed Race, Final of Hockey Tournament, Cups for Senior and Junior, Champions.. Prizes for fancy dresses and' other novelties. Nominations for championship 1/, Speed Race 6d. Nominations close on WEDNESDAY, Sept 9, at McKane’s Hall. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6, including skates.' Onlookers 1/-.

TTARORO Sports Club Short Night OLD TIME DANCE, TONIGHT, United Pavilion. Williams’s orchestra. Admission 1/-. . QPENING ffO-MORROW " - At 2.30 p.m., By'his Worship the Mayor and Rov. E. D. Patchett (President of Methodist (Conference), JJERRYMAKERS’ QARNIVAL. JJJERRYMAKERS’ QARNIVAL. TOWN HALL i' . 2.30 and 7 p.m. ./ ■ ■ —AIso—gATURDAY, 12th, 10 a.m., 2.30 and 7. Admission FREE Each Session, See MACK and “Grace (the bike) in one-wheel cycle stunt at 8. Scenes that are brightest—that’s at the Town Hall this next two days. Come and join in all the fun o’ the Fair. Side shows, radio music, colour, mirth and gaiety (N. 8. The goods on the jumble stall have been thoroughly fumigated by the' health authorities.) ~BRtJNNER OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIA .TION.

QLD gpiME JJALL, WALLSEND HALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. Williams’ Orchestra. Admission: Double Tickets 5/-, Single 3/6, Ladies 2/«. H. ROBERTS, Dobson. fJIRLS’ Club Social? Holy Trinity Hall, FRIDAY, Sept. 11. Old-time dances. Reg. McDonald’s music. Supper. Admission 1/-.' CRITERION THEATRE,- REEFTON. fTHE Social event of the season: J REEFTON FIRE BRIGADE BALL will be held on FRIDAY, Sept. 11. Good dancing. Excellent floor, and supper. - > ■■ CAMERONS CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL BALL?” Gladstone Hall, ; FRJDAY, September 25. Old and Modern Dancing. Williams’ orchestra. Good supper. Efficient M.C. Double ticket 4/-, Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. '• A. R. McCONNON, Sec. . ' KARORO SPORTS CLUB. ANNUAL BALL, Schaef’s Hall, Thurday, Oct. 1, 1931. Williams’ full orchestra. CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL, aid Grey School Funds, Town Hall, FRIDAY, October 2.‘ Prizes for best dressed, most original and most humorous dresses. Tickets 1/-. COBDEN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. Q RAND BALL, Schaef’s Hall, TUESDAY, October 13. Williams’ orchestra. Sumptuous supper. Oldtime and Modern Dances. “The Ball of the Season.” SECRETARIES PLEASE NOTE that the ANNUAL LABOUR BALL 1 ntho TOWN HALL on OCTOBER 26 (Labour night). • .-J- ; - ’■ public; notices. • IF ITS A CYCLE REPAIR, TAKE IT f • TO TURTILL’S MACKAY STREET. First-class, work guaranteed. Cham pier. Cycles built to cider. Cycle Accessories at the lowest possible prices.