ENTERTAINMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 14 April 1932, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT The “Cogfello Gasp,” a draipa of the underworld, featuring Tom Moore apd Lola Lane, will be finally *?" PWFRIDAY AND g£T,USD£.Y “Sweethearts on Parade,” the Columbia "comedy production, ,to be screened Friday, Saturday’? matinee is the type of scyepn entertainment that will please every type of audience. It’s a laugh riot and features Alice White and Lloyd Hughes. _ A learners’ dance will be held in chef’s Hall to-night. TJie dance prpgyaxnme will consist of alternate o)d tijne and modern dances. Thp b.aiefy' Orchestra will supply the pausic. Popular pricep. JAZZ DANCE The " Marist Old Boys’ jaz? danc? will’ be Jield’ in fieri?. >,o,oy£s Cabaret op Saturday night- S.tepfg full orchestra will supply tpe apd prices are pjl, a large crowd is assured.. .The popularity bf these jazz dances is noy? a by-tyord with dapcefs. grand ANNIVERSARY bale Excellent arrangements have bpen made for 1 the Grand Anniversary Rah to bp held 'at the Hffll, tomorrow njgh't. The floor is |ji splendid' order and Williams’ popular orchestra' will dispense' appropriate music. Buses will leave Pest Office ip W ’ 3ZR. At a meeting of Radio Station 3Zft last ‘'evening, it wps 'stated that the appeal by the SJatidn' for "funds lin'd mdt" with a generous rpcepfiph, and it was expected that more donaffons would be .sent ill.' It yas decided to make daily, the broadcast from 7to 8 a.m. at present hek) only on Monday mornings. ’ The Station Rap also carried °nt arrangements Sy" the chimes of the ; Towp Clock would be broadcast. 3ZR lyill' ppw he' the first B class station in New Zealand to broadcast time direct from a town clock. It was also proposed that' the station be imprpyed ’on ‘ntpre modern lines, the to be' Ipcrgased to 250 watt?.