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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 November 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT A Remarkable Picture: “TARZAN THE APE MAN.” Featuring Johnny Weismuller and a foremost supporting cast. The next chapter of new Serial — “DETECTIVE LLOYD” Prices 2/3, 1/6, Children half-price. Reserve at The Bristol. SUNDAY— “MY SIN” heads the programme. Proceeds devoted to Mayor’s Unemployment Fund. BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT. “OVER THE HILL.” SUNDAY—“TARZAN THE APE MAN” RUNANG A T O-NIGHT “BUSINESS -AND PLEASURE.” WALLSEND SUNDAY “THE SEA GOD.” gCHAEF’S HALL : : TO-NIGHT USUAL OLD-TIME DANCE, Conducted by the Greymouth Soccer Club. > Mr. Petrie, M.C. Gaiety Orchestra. r Usual ’bus services after the dance. JAZZ DANCE: Herb Moore’s Cababet, To-night (Saturday). Second night Monte Carlo aggregate. Steel’s orchestra. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. DANCE DRUIDS’ HALL, TO-NIGHT. Old-time Dancing. Good Music. Novelties Galore. Admission 1/-. JAZZ .DANCE, Herb Moore’s, Monday next. Presentation to Mr. and Mrs. L. Harvey. Steel’s orchestra. Novelty dances. —R. Harrington and J. Anderson, Joint Secretaries. SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

gpOWN HALL :: GREYMOUTH. TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 15. ' ' V' ’ ! MISS DOROTHY THWAITES,

assisted by \ FIFTY ARTISTS, ’ ? 'Will present the latest exposition bf Fancy Dancing, including Operatic, Character, Classical, Tap, and Musical Comedy, on a scale never before at- _ . ■ ■ tempted in Greymouth. Special Costuming. Feature Lighting. Full Orchestra. Admission: Circle 2/-, Stalls 1/-. Booking 6d. Box Plan at Bristol. IWRAND* VAUDEVILLE i ENTERTAINMENT, TRINITY HALL :::: FRIDAY NEXT. ■»’ T.Y.M.I. ENTERTAINERS . Present their non-stop variety programme—Five Vaudeville Acts. Foremost suppoj/ringj artists. Popular prices. Full orchestra. Proceeds devoted to Church, funds. ’wrestling 7 DEMETRAL. V. KARASICK, TOWN HILL ::: GREYMOUTH, FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 18. Don’t mjss this thrilling contest between these two great matmen. NOMINATIONS for the Amateur , Wrestling bouts close with the Secretary on MONDAY NEXT at 8 p.m. F. W. BAILLIE, _____________ Secretary. LOST AND FOUND 'VV’ILL the person who removed TWO ’ CATS from home of Noah Norwood, pensioner, return same at once, or legal proceedings will be taken, as they are known. NOAH NORWOOD, lkamatua.

WHERE TO STAY IN CH.CH. yyHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH— Stay at the Centrally Located SHADES HOTEL HEREFORD STREET. Comfortable accommodation, and the best of WINES and SPIRITS kept. Truly, a home away from home. Tariff 8/6 per day. Speights Prize Ale always on tap. Under the new management of— M. T. HALL, (late of Dunedin). A MBASSADORS PRIVATE HOTEL: Visitors to Christchurch will find home-like comfort at the “Ambassa dors,” Manchester St. Tariff 8/6 per on J ‘ Sleeman , Proprietor. ’Phone o0“3o2. PUBLIC NOTICES “MY LUCKY DAY*’ ART UNION Closes Definitely TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). £4OOO IN 207 PRIZES. pmsT PBIZE £3OOO TICKETS 2/6 EACH. If you’re not in it, you can’t win it. Agents everywhere. C. H. ROSE CHIEF WEST COAST AGENT. I 20 MACKAY STREET.