ENTERTAINMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 December 1934, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT. Love, intrigue and adventure comprise the nucleus of “Madame Spy,” one of the pictures to be shown tonight and Tuesday. Filled with action, suspense and abounding in romance, here is a picture that is as educational as it is diverting and exciting. Fay Wray in the title role will delightfully surprise her many followers. The male lead is Nils A s th er. Glamorous Constance Bennett is seen in the perils and romance of a spy’s career with the presentation of the feature “After To-night." With Miss Bennett playing .a beautiful secret service agent, audiences are taken behind the curtain of silence which obscures war time intelligence operations and given a frank and authentic picture of the way military secrets are discovered and forwarded. WOMEN’S MINSTREL TROUPE. The novelty of the performance to be given by the “W.I. Coons,” ah allwomen’s Minstrel Troupe, should draw a capacity house at the Town Hall, to-morrow night. In addition to the Minstrel first part of the Show, several specialty acts will be presented during the second part of the programme. The proceeds are in aid of a deserving charity.