ENTERTAINMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 November 1933, Page 9

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT. “Call Her Savage,” the much-dis-cussed long-awaited Clara Bow starring production headlines the bill to be screened to-night and Thursday. The picture, adapted from Tiffany Thayer’s sensational novel, is said to reveal the star as an entirely new personality, lovelier and’more radiant, than ever, with a greater emotional appeal than she has ever had. COMING. With “The Sentimental Bloke,” the sensational Australian comedy success, coming to the Opera House at an early date, Australia takes her place among tho competitors for the world’s film markets. It is far above the standard of the average imported picture, and for the first time the homely scenes of Australian life are brought to the screen with an air of reality. BLACKBALL—TO-NIGHT.

“The Frightened Lady” will be screened at Blackball to-night.

WAIUT A—TO-NIGHT.

•‘A Great Decision” will be screen ed at Waiuta to-night.

“BETTY.” A large and enthusiastic audience greeted the Hokitika Amateur Operatic Society at the Princess Theatre, Hokitika, last night, when they introduced the winsome “Betty.” The big cast excelled in their work which, together with the beautiful frockings, fine settings, clever ballets and lilts, enhanced by an efficient orchestra, caused time to pass quickly. The audience was not stinting in its applause.