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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 April 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE (The Theatre Where Sound is Perfect.) TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Joe E. Brown Ann Dvorak “BRIGHT LIGHTS." “BRIGHT LIGHTS." SUNDAY Buck Jones in SUNDAY “THE THRILL HUNTER." (Proceeds in aid of Mayor’s Unemployment Fund.) MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Bing Crosby Kitty Carlisle “HERE IS MY HEART." “HERE IS MY HEART.” The singing sweethearts —Music that' does things to you—Hilarious comedy —Exalting romance —Makes this the top-notch picture of the year! AU Approved for Universal Exhibition. RUNANGA TO-NIGHT “ONE NEW YORK NIGHT.” RUNANGA SUNDAY “SHE GETS HER MAN.” ’ TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. QCHAEF’S HALL. Old-time Dance. *3 Royal Star Dance Band. —“They say it- with music.” 1/6. 1/-. 8.15 sharp. /GLADSTONE HALL—Usual Dance, VT TO-NIGHT. Good floor. Mayfair (Kumara) Orchestra. Supper. Usual ’bus arrangements. TYON’T FORGET! Ngahere Football Club’s Fortnightly Dance, Ngahere Hall TO-NIGHT. Supper. Admission 1/6 and 1/-. FOOTBALL. OPENING OF SEASON. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Seniors: Marist v. Pirates, at Wingham Park; Runanga v. Brunner, at Brunner; Blackball v. Ngahere. at Blackball. Other lower grade games. BLAKETOWN HALL. IQHORT NIGHT DANCE, MONDAY NIGHT. Learners invited. Marley’s music. Admission 1/-. GREY VALLEY COLLIE DOG CLUB. A NNUAL SHEEP DOG TRIALS, Mr. W. O’Malley’s paddock, Ikamatua, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 22 and 23, commencing 9. a.m. each day. Post entries for local dogs. DANCE, Ikamatua Hall, THURSDAY EVENING. a. McDonnell, Hon. sec.

GREY R.S.A. CONCERT ’ ANZAC NIGHT :: : TOWN HALL ’ SATURDAY, APRIL 25, at 8 p.m. sharp. A Galaxy of Splendid Talent assembled , to Help a Deserving Cause. i Mrs. W. Cogswell, Misses Gladys Higson, Nora Barrett, Nellie McDon- r cell, Messrs. J. Hadland, J. Duffy, W.Baird, W. Tones, Convent Orchestra ' (Misses Ida Clayton, A.T.C.L., T. McSherry. A.T.C.L., C. Phillips, R. Peil- f low, Una and Mona Murray, M. Older, 1 D. Willis, C. Keating, M. Blake, Hilario I Zampese.) Piano Accompanists: Mary McDon- , nell, Margaret James and Nancy Harrie. No waits between items. No interval. - Proceeds donated to G.R.S.A., to help • those unable to help themselves. Admission: Silver Coin. T>OA TENNIS CLUB’S BALL, Satur- ’ day, May 2. Peter Pan Dance Band. Noveltv dances, sumptuous . supper. —A. C._ Jamieson, Hon. Sec. pRAND CONCERT and DANCE, • Ahaura Memorial Hall. JUNE 10. : in aid of Ahaura Basketball Club. Secretaries please note. 'PLANTS AND SHRUBS. PLANTS NOW READY. ;QTOCKS, Calendula Chrysantha and Shaggy Orange, Svzeet William, • Sweet Wivelsfield, etc., 1/- dozen; Violas 1/6; Giant Pansies 2/- dozen. —H. E. MALHAM, Ida St., Marsden' Road. TpLORAL WORK AND FLOWERS: A Being members of the N.Z. Florist ; Telegraphic Exchange, we can arrange to deliver Floral Designs or Flowers to your friends in any part of New Zealand.—WEST COAST FLORIST CO. Shop, Mackay St., phone 360. PUBLIC NOTICES. QPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. GREYMOUTH—WEST COAST WRECKING COMPANY PIONEER CAR WRECKERS, 20 LORD STREET. Close to Opera House. SPARE PARTS for Buick, Dodge, Hupp, Willys Knight, Ford A. and T., .Essex 4 and 6, and all other popular cars. Tyres, Wheels, Magnetos, Generators, Starters, Batteries, Wind Shields, Horns, etc. , CALL ON US FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS ’Phone 663. TELEPHONE 660 And book an appointment for your next “PERM.” We guarantee a lovely, soft, and natural looking wave, with any of our methods. “PETER PAN” BEAUTY SALON CORNER GUINNESS AND ALBERT STREETS ’PHONE 6GO MISS FARRINGDON-LANE. (Late of Christchurch). VHOLENT RHEUMATISM VANISH- ’ ED: “After taking R-U-R for four days my violent rheumatism vanished, and after only a week’s dosing I found myself better than I had been for two years,” says Mrs. A. Burns, Christchurch. “I recommend R-U-R to my friends, and even to total strangers.” R-U-R is sold, with money-back guarantee, by L. F. Hogg. Free booklet.