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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 April 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY. A Whirlwind of Hilarity! A Whirlwind of Laughs! Adolphe Menjou, with Minna Gombeli, Joan Marsh and Arthur Pierson in: “BACHELORS’ AFFAIRS.” “BACHELORS’ AFFAIRS." All the hilarious secrets of a marriage between a girl who set a whirlwind pace and a man who couldn’t take it. The season’s smartest, spiciest, sauciest comedy of matrimonial error. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Prices 2/3, 1/6, children half-price. No extra reserving at The Bristol. BLACKBALL— —BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY. “DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE.” “DR JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE.” Skating, mcKane’s hall, this EVENING (opening night). Admission:. Adults 1/-, Children 6d. 7.30 to 9.45. Z2J.RAND SHORT NIGHT EASTER JAZZ, Herb Moore’s, To-morrow (Thurs.) Steel’s, orchestra.- Admission 1/-. /YLD TIME DANCE, Schaef’s Hall, SATURDAY NIGHT, under the auspices of Cobden Soccer Club. Two efficient M’s.C- Gaiety Orchestra. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. HPHE NEXT ONE GUINEA MONTE CARLO will take place at Herb Moore’s, Saturday night, at 10 o’clock. Steel’s Orchestra (5 instruments). Admission 1/6 and 1/-. EEFTON ATHLETIC & CYCLING CLUB’S CARNIVAL, Reefton Racecourse, EASTER MONDAi. Prize money £l2O. Splendid entries. Exciting racing. All the cracks competing. Novelties galore. Cash prizes for - National Dancing. Side Shows, Band, Booth, Sweet Stall, Tearooms. First event 12.30 p.m. Suitable trains. GRAND BALL AT NIGHT, Criterion Theatre, Reefton, for everything. J. ROBINSON, Secretary. —T- I JJASTER . BALL, SCHAEF’S HALL. ML8.0.8. ANNUAL BALL, : EASTER M ONDA Y. j Williams’ Orchestras. Modern and Old Time Dancing. . i Popular Prices: 5/-, 3/6 and 2/6. * T> LAKETOWN HALL, Old Time i Dance, EASTER MONDAY j NIGHT. Melody Four Orchestra. j Everyone welcome. Admission 1/-. BARRYTOWN SPORTS CLUB. ATHLETIC AND AXEMEN’S PROGRAMME. SATURDAY, MAY 6. N. Mouat, President, J. W. Aitken, Sec. j WHERE TO STAY IN CH.CH. 1 HOTEL CECIL (PRIVATE), 73 Manchester St., CHRISTCHURCH. . One Minute from Railway Station. Coasters make this your Christchurch home. First-class appointments. Every room large and gets the sun. Luxurious lounges, ample bathrooms, separate showers, new water heating system installed. Excellent table and service. Garage j free for motor cars. Tariff 8/6 per ■ day. Weekly by arrangement. ' This Hotel is managed by a West Coaster. MRS K. BROWN, Proprietress. t ’Phone 34-174. /"COMFORT, attention and friendly homelike service make Stonehurst Private Hotel, Christchurch, the favourite of travellers and tourists. Lock up garages. Telegfams: “Stonelea,” Christchurch. A MBASSADORS PRIVATE HOTe'l. Visitors to Christchurch will find home-like comfort at the “Ambassadors,” Manchester St. Tariff 8/6 per day.—T. J. Sleeman, Proprietor. ’Phone 30-382. PROFESSIONAL TEACHER OF MUSIC. MR. JAMES PATERSON, L.R.A.M., L.T.C.L., etc., etc., Teacher of Pianoforte, Singing, Theory and Harmony. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Address: 80 High Street. PUBLIC NOTICES. FOR SALE NEW FOUR-ROOMED DWELLING, With Wash-house, P.P. Copper, Electric Light, etc. Quarter-acre. Close to beach, Rapahoe or Seven Mile. —Also— RESIDENTIAL LEASEHOLD CORNER SECTION, Karoro. Quarter-acre. Suitable for two dwellings. Well sheltered; sunny position; excellent view. Particulars from— ' CHAS. H. ROSE PROPERTY SALESMAN, 20 MACKAY STREET.