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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 December 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. Ramon Novarro and Jeanette MacDonald in a Musical Romance: “THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE,’’ “THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE,” With Frank Morgan, Charles Butterworth, Jean Hersholt and Vivienne Segal. The .screen’s two greatest stars of song and romance are brought together now for the first time in the musical picture sensation, from the stage,success that ran for two years on Broadway. You’ll have the time of your picture-going days as you are held spellbound by this thrilling lovestory, against a background of intoxicating melody, glittering grandeur. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Coloured Silly Symphony: “OLD KING COLE.” Prices: 2/3, 1/6. Children halfprice.. No extra charge reserving .at Kilgdur’s Warehouse. ’Phone 259. BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT. “THAT’S A GOOD GIRL.” ’ WALLSEND TO-NIGHT " “MADAME -SPY” CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS BALL, Blaketown Hall, in aid of McLean Park, TO-NIGHT (Friday). Good prizes and supper. Admission 6d. pAROA HALL, TO-NlGHT.—Euchre at 8 Dance and supper. Marley’s music. Admission 1/-. Kennedy’s ’bus leaves G.P.O. at 8.30. pUNANGA CHILDREN’S ’XMAS PARTY. MINERS’ HALL, TO-MORROW (SAT.), at 1.30 p.m. Train leaves Greymouth at 1.25 p.m. Train leaves Runanga at 5.35 p.m. A ’Bus will pick up the children of the Seven Mile at 1 o’clock. Children to bring their own cups. ■QCHAEF’S HALL. To-morrow Night: ' Xmas Gala Night. Auspices Karoro Sports Club. ( Lucky Spots. Gordon Batty M.C. ’Bus to Karoro after dance. - . ... j VMA'S CARNIVAL DANCE: Herb ' Moore’s Cabaret, To-morrow Night. 1 Two Xmas Cakes for Monte Carlo, at i 10.30 sharp. Usual arrangements. ] TYON’T FORGET! Monster Xmas i Tree, Memorial Hall, Ahaura, To- • morrow (Saturday). Fun for all. Dance to- follow.- Admission free. VMAS EVE AND BOXING NIGHT 1 .. JAZZ, at Herb Moore’s. Long < night dances. Steel’s full orchestra. > Admission 1/6. , 1 '.p RAND JUBILEE SWIMMING CARNIVAL ] —at the — MUNICIPAL BATHS, HOKITIKA, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, ■ (Boxing Night) at 7.30. TROPHIES TO THE VALUE OF £lO. Visiting swimmers from Canterbury competing, including Mr. D. H. Symes, present Canterbury record holder for 50 and 100 yards. Special train leaves Greymouth at 6 p.m., departs from Hokitika 10.15 p.m.

ENTRIES close on Saturday, 22nd inst., at 5 p.m. Municipal Band in attendance. Admission: Adults 1/6; Children 6d. M. HOUSTON, Junr., Hon. Secretary. __ PUBLIC NOTICES. ’ YOUR FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT! Christmas, 1934, is full of promise for happier and more prosperous times in the future. Better positions, higher salaries, more rapid promotion will be offering in 1935 than for many years past. But these advantages will be available only to the qualified man. ACCOUNTANCY TRAINING will fit YOU to benefit by to-day’s brighter outlook. The surest and speediest way to qualify in Accountancy is to enrol with Hemingway’s-—for over 38 years the largest and most successful Accountancy tuition specialists in the Southern Hemisphere. The sooner you start your studies, the sooner you will get your Pass, and be fitted for a higher salary. Send for valuable book, “Accountancy”—forwarded Post Free. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. CHRISTMAS ~ KING ’Phone 360 and make an appointment with our FLORISTE. Consult her about your requirements for your wedding. Only the choicest flowers used and our prices are moderate. We deliver in town or suburbs and Runanga. WEST COAST FLORIST CO. Shop Mackay St., ’Phone 360. “HUSBAND AND WIFE’S HANDBOOK” BY DR. HUBERT ALCOTT. A CONCISE -TREATISE on a subject of Vital Importance to all married persons, and those intending to marry. Together with our booklet of appliances. These two books posted under plain wrapper for postal note 1/- only. CHEMISTS’ SUPPLIES CO., Box 1178, CHRISTCHURCH. HUR HOUSE WHISKY IS V “HIGHLAND NECTAR.” The best and most expensive whisky that comes to New Zealand. REMINGTON’S HOTEL Q T> —!Our Sunburn Cream gives gi. ea (- re ]i e f. You should try it. 1/6. H. Williams and Ross, Chemists..