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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 March 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 'opera HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Another new, original, wholesale Harold Lloyd Comedy: “FEET FIRST” “FEET FIRST” “FEET FIRST” The laughing thrill of a lifetime. A ridiculous revel of riotous, up-ln-the-clouds romance that keeps the chuckles chugging a smile-a-second. Prices 2/3, 1/6, Children half-price. Reserve at The Bristol. SUNDAY NIGHT’S Picture Benefit. Full Talkie Programme, headed by “LOVIN’ THE LADIES.” Proceeds devoted to the Mayor’s Unemployment Fund*. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Double Star Programme. “QUEEN HIGH” “QUEEN HIGH” —and—“THE RUNAWAY BRIDE.” Two Excellent Productions. Prices 2/3, 1/6; Children half-price. TOWN HALL MONDAY “TONS OF MONEY” “TONS OF MONEY” will be shown for the last time. “Those who .H*s.ve not seen “TONS OF MONEY” would be well advised not to miss seeing RALPH LYNN, England’s favourite comedian, in this riot of comedy. Prices 2/3, 1/6, Children half-price. QL D TIME SCHAEF’S HALL, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) —in aid of— LOCAL UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. Full Gaiety Orchestra.

Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. Dancing 8.30 p.m. ’Buses leave for Runanga after the dance. THE KOKIRI CRICKET CLUB will x hold their SECOND ANNUAL BALL in the Schoolroom TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Good floor and excellent supper. Nestor’s orchestra. Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. "ATARI ST Old Boys’ Jazz Dance, Herb Moore’s Cabaret, To-night (Sat.) Steel’s full orchestra, Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6. Lucky One-Step and Novelty Spotlight Waltz. T, P.A TR IC K’S PICNIC - TE KINGA TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), MARCH 13. HOT WATER, TEA?MILK & SUGAR PROVIDED. Enjoyable programme for both children and adults, including Tug-o’-War, Baby Show and Novelty Events. Train leaves Greymouth at 9.45 (NOT 9.30 as previously advertised), and stops at whatever stations required ; leaving on return at 5 p.m. Fares: Adults 2/9, Children 1/3. DON’T FORGET! ,QT. PATRICK’S ANNUAL CONCERT, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, and JgALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 17. .{TVREYMOUTH gWIMMING QLUB QARNIVAL, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 7.45 .p.m. A Particularly Interesting Programme. SEE the John Bums Cup Competition. CAN the Westport Champions beat the Cobden and Greymouth Stars? SEE McConville, the Canterbury crack, in action. DIVING EXHIBITION by W. Keesing, ex-N.Z. Champion. Admission: Adults 1/-; Children 6d. Band in Attendance. J EARNERS’ JAZZ DANCE, Next Monday as usual, at Herb Moore’s. Learn with the crowd. No onlookers. Steel’s orchestra. Admission 1/-. T E A R N E DANCE, FERNHILL Modern and Old-time Dancing. EVERY TUESDAY. Admission 1/-. rj.IRL GUIDES and BOY SCOUTS’ RALLY, Victoria Park, Saturday, 19. The first display ever attempted on Coast. 300 members. Admission 1/-. Children 6d.

PUBLIC NOTICES. COAL ! COAL ! PREPARE FOR THE COLD NIGHT AND BURN THE HOUSEWIFE’S FAVOURITE COAL—BRAEHEAD COAL, NUTS AND SLACK. —Also— JJEWANUI AND pAPAROA OOAL. ORDERS left with Haglund Bros., Grocers, High Street; Abbie and Ramage, or Walker’s Store, Cobden; Groom Bros., Tainui Street, will receive prompt daily delivery. W. INGLIS COAL MERCHANTS. ’Phone 25. FERRODOR PAINT The best paint to stand all weathers is “FERRODOR,” which is used extensively for wood and ironwork. Unequalled for roofs. in any colour. ' DISPATCH FOUNDRY CO. LTD. AGENTS, P.O. Box 26, Greymouth. ’Phones Nos 4 and 213.