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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 September 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Marie Dressier and Lionel Barrymore in “ HER SWEET H E A R T” Approved for Universal Exhibition. SUNDAY SUNDAY “ANN CARVER’S PROFESSION.” “ANN CARVER’S PROFESSION'.” Recommended for Adults. . And “COCKTAIL HOUR.” Recommended for adults, proceeds in Aid of Mayor’s Unemployment Fund. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. “SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM.” “SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM.” , Recommended for Adults. And “PRIVATE JONES.” And “PRIVATE JONES.” Prices; 2/3, 1/6; Children half-price. No extra charge for reserving at Kilgour’s Warehouse, Mackay Street. ’Phone 259. RUNANGA -TO-NIGHT “CINDERELLA’S FELLA.” RUNANGA SUNDAY “SHANGHAI LOVE” and “POWER OF EVIL.” BLACKBALL—TO-NIGHT “BITTER SWEET” BLACKBALL—SUNDAY “HER SWEETHEART.” WAIUTA TO-NIGHT “KING OF THE JUNGLE.” WAIUTA SUNDAY “DR JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE.” WALLSEND SUNDAY “CINDERELLA’S FELLA.” A FTER THE BOXING, TONIGHT, Visit HERB MOORE’S CABARET. ’ Old and new dances. Ten shilling Monte Carlo will be run after boxing tournament. No onlookers. Admis- | sion 1/6 and 1/-. i QCHAEF’S HALL? TO-NIGHT, Special Old-time Dance. Schaef’s full orchestra. B. Petrie, M.C. Usual prices. ' 1 £EA G U E FOOTBALL: WINGHAM PARK TO-MORROW 5 —Challenge Shield — : MARIST V. PIRATES—2.3O, Also Ngahero v. Marist II. —2 p.m. _ At Brunner: Ruuanga 11. v. Brunner IL, 2.45; also Brunner IV. ,v. Marist IV., 1.30. ' I>UNANGA Convent School Concert, Miners’ Hall, MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 10, at 8 o’clock. Local and Greymouth talent. rpRINITY HALL, Monday, Sept. 10, J- ‘ Four Sparkling One-act Plays, produced by Mrs. Dickson, in aid of Blubell Queen. Admission 1/-, Children 6d.

.LOYAL GREYMOUTH LODGE, NO. 5560, M.U.T.0.0.F. MEMBERS are friends are reminded of SOCIAL EVENING to be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 11. COBDEN FIRE BRIGADE. C<RAND VARIETY CONCERT, MeKane’s Hall, THURSDAY NEXT, 13th, NOT Wednesday, 12th, as pre- - Viously announced. j ' RECITAL. GROWN HALL, Thursday Next, by i Miss M. Burgoyne and Pupils. 'Don’t miss this. Admission 1/6. 1/-. I Children 6d. QTORY BOOK BALL! Come as a Nurserv Rhyme Character: Herb Moore’s, Friday, Sept. 14. Happiness Boys’ Orchestra. Prices 1/6, 2/-. Bluebell Queen. PAROA HALL, Friday, Sept. 14, Wind-up Bail, Plain and Fancy Dress Masquerade. Full orchestra. Prices 2/6 and 1/6. Good prizes. Kcn- ' nedy’s bus leaves P.O. at 8.30 p.m. LONG NIGHT DANCE, fIDDFELLOWS’ HALL, MONDAY, V Sept. 17. Proceeds Blaketown Basketball Club. Full details later. I> UGBY: CANTERBURY V. WEST * COAST. AT CHRISTCHURCH, SATURDAY, Sept. 22. Excursion Train leaves Ross 12.10 a.m., Greymouth 2.30 a..m., arrives Christchurch 5.23 a.m. Leaves Christchurch 11.10 p.m. Tickets available from J. Kyle, Tainui Street. PUBLIC NOTICES fYUR HOUSE WHISKY IS V “HIGHLAND NECTAR.-’ The best and most expensive whisky that comes to New Zealand. REMINGTON’S HOTEL. ’PHONE 136. ’PHONE 136. £1 PERMANENT WAVING £1 And All Branches of HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY CULTURE. MISS CARTER BEAUTY SPECIALIST, ALBERT STREET. Phone 136. PULMONARY COMPLAINTS EASED! XTOTHING so fast as CHERIMAL—the double strength remedy—especially prepared for adults. Large bottle 2/6, from Beck and Co., Provision Merchants, Greymouth. “piURLY POM,” the enormous “Giant Curled Double Asters.” Superb art shades mixed. Sure prizewinners; 1/- packet; 3 packets 2/6. Colin Johnston, Speciality Seedsman, Dunedin.