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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 December 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS " OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT ONLY. "THE RIGHT TO ROMANCE.” Featuring Ann Harding and Robert Young. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Prices: 2/3, 1/6. Children halfprice. No extra charge reserving at Kilgour’s Warehouse. ’Phone 259. SATURDAY EVENING ONLY. A great sporting picture, in fact the greatest prize-fight story ever filmed. Max Baer and Primo Camera battling blow for blow through ten rounds —• with the great Jack Dempsey refereer ing—and the Championship of the World and a beautiful woman at stake. "EVERY WOMAN’S MAN.” “EVERY WOMAN’S MAN.” Recommended by Censoi' for Adults. Also Laurel and Hardy Comedy: "THEIR FIRST MISTAKE.” SATURDAY’S MATINEE. "ALICE IN WONDERLAND.” LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY, and NEXT CHAPTER OF SERIAL. BOYS AND GIRLS! Every boy and girl attending the Matinee To-morrow Afternoon will receive a free lead pencil. BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT. "MURDER ON THE BLACKBOARD.” WALLSEN D TO-NIGHT “ALICE IN WONDERLAND.” TVTR. .CLAUDE O’HAGEN, 3YA, Christchurch, will render vocal solos at Herb Moore’s Cabaret Dance, SATURDAY NIGHT. M~ ONSTER DANCE, SCHAEF’S HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT. Efficient M’s.C. Schaef’s full orchestra. Prices 1/- and 1/6. Dance the new year in at SCHAEF’S HALL. Scrumptuous Supper by Harker. Floor Second to None. Novelties galore. Efficient M’is.C. Gay Illuminations and Bright Music. Prices: Ladies 2/6, Gents 3/6, Double 5/6.

NEW YEAR’S EVE & NEW YEAR’S NIGHT, December 31 and January 1, T ONG NIGHT JAZZ DANCES, -L' HERB MOORE’S. Steel’s Orchestra. Admission 1/6. PAROA HALL, Monday Night, Grand New Year Social. Marley’s music. Kennedy’s ’bus leaves P.O. 9 o’clock and Opera House after pictures. rpOWN HALL :: GREYMOUTH. INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE. SHORT SEASON OPENS NEW YEAR’S NIGHT (TUESDAY). STANLEY McKAY’S GAIETIES OF 1934 Direc t from Brilliant Seasons in Australia and the principal cities of the North Island. Opening Production: “HULLO EVERYBODY” “HULLO EVERYBODY” SP'ARKLING, SNAPPY REVUE. The Company includes: FRANK PERRIN, English Comedian. NELL FLEMING, American Comedienne. Ted Stanley, Dot Arnold, Cecil Perry, Victor Burke, Esma Roach, May Brooke, Ray Foster. TRAMPO, who sleeps on clothes lines. THE ALEXANDERS, marvellous h?nd ballancers. THE GRECIANS, in artistic posing. * FRED ARGYLE, Dickens Impersonator. LEE AND BARRY, Parisian Dancers. THE THREE ALECS, French Clowns. IVY IVEL, dainty contortionist. THE YODELLING NEWTONS. Ballet! Chorus! Orchestra; Beatuiful Dressing! First-class Staging. FREQUENT CHANGES OF PROGRAMME. Prices: 4/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax). Reserves at Kilgour’s Warehouse. Box Plan now open. Playing to packed houses, at Hokitika, and acclaimed as elsewhere to be the Pest vaudeville show seen for many a year. ______________.

PUBLIC NOTICES. * GOLD NEWS PROSPECTORS. ALTHOUGH THE MARKET HAS FALLEN SLIGHTLY. WE PAY THE BEST PRXU. GOLD RETORTS ] 5/ . MERCURY 7/6 lb. GILBERT BROS. LTD. J. S. CROOKS, TAINUI STREET :: GREYMOUTH- /£— Lady’s British Bicycle. " Its price is moderate; its quality is superior; and its reputation is universal. —Geo. Kitchingham. “HUSBAND AND WIFE’S HANDBOOK” BY DR. HUBERT ALCOTT. A CONCISE TREATISE on a subject of Vital Importance to all tna/ried persons, and those intending to marry. Together with our bookie £ of appliances. These two books posted under plain wrapper for postal note 1/- only. CHEMISTS’ SUPPLIES CO., Box 1178, CHRISTCHURCH. SHAREBROKERS. ’ NANCARROW AND CO. (P. C. HEAPHY :: E. WARNES) STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, 59 MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH Telephones 193 and 163. Telegrams: “Nancarrow." Greymouth