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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 April 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT at 8 TO-NIGHI AND WEDNESDAY. MATINEE DAILY, 2.15. She thrills you again! Greater thai in her first picture. Deanna Durbin: “100 MEN AND A GIRL.” The picture you’ll want to go on for evei Leopold Stokowski —Adolphe Menjon: “100 MEN AND A GIRL.” The story that sets you laughing and crying, warms the heart and thrills the senses. Alice Brady—Eugene Pallette: “100 MEN AND A GIRL.” Musical numbers sung by Deanna: “It’s Raining iSunbeams,” “Alleluja (Mozart); “A Heart That’s Free”; “The Drinking Song” from “La Traviata,” music rendered by Stokowski; “Tchaikowski’s sth Symphony”; “Rakoczy March” by Berloiz”; “2nd Hungarian Rhapsody,” by Liszt; “Introduction,” 3rd Act of “Lohengrin” by Wagner; “Zampa Overture” by Herold. RUNANGA TO-NIGHT “FOLLOW YOUR HEART.” (Avnroved for Universal Exhibition), And “FIGHT TO A FINISH.” Recommended by Censor for Adults. irpOWN HALL :: GREYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. “HOTSYTOTSY” “HOTSYTOTSY” THE LAUGHING SUCCESS OF 1938. THE BEST SHOW THE COAST HAS

SEEN. A CONNORS & PAUL PRODUCTION As predicted, the Company’s first Revue was a tremendous success. The Second Revue is a Still Better One Connors and Paul present their second Revue, supported by the full company of fun makers. SYD. BECK Chief Joy, Germ, direct from America. MORAN & WISER

Sensational Hat Throwers —“It’s all in Fun.” SEVEN FLYING ELMARS, Daring Acrobats from the London Palladium. THE FOUR K’S, London’s Famous Melody Girls. Together with the greatest line-up of All-Star Artists ever assembled on one bill. —And—--30 GLAMOUR GIRLS 30 Six of whom have been selected and signed for Hollywood, and QUEENIE PAUL’S SUNKISSED BEAUTIES. Prices: (4/- reserved), 3/- and 2/(unrcserved). Prices plus tax. Box Plan at Kilgour’s. Remember: We have warned you to Book Early! HOKITIKA HOKITIKA THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE, TOWN HALL :: GREYMOUTH, SATURDAY SATURDAY Matinee and Evening. “TOPSY TURVY” “TOPSY TURVY” The Sensational and Fascinating Revue. "IVrUNICIPAL BAND EUCHRE, TONIGHT (Tuesday), Band Hall, 8 o’clock.

TZ'ARORO SPORTS CLUB: Short Night Modern and Old Time Dance, United Pavilion, TO-MORROW (Wednesday). Williams’ Orchestra. Admission 1/-. YORK HALL GRAND GALA EUCHRE & DANCE. pOBDEN Gym., THURSDAY NEXT. Novelties galore. Admission 1/6. Proceeds for Cobden Fire Brigade. publkF notices. QOO EIDERDOWN QUILTS, from English and Scotch manufac- £.. turers, arrive at Harley’s. Wonderful values. Quality the highest, and prices the lowest. W. E. PRING COMPANY SECRETARY. AGENT: Fire, Accident, Marine Insurance. Agent, M.V. “Hokitika.” GUINNESS STREET. ’Phone 606 PUBLIC NOTICES. DIAMOND RINGS— The Keystone of the Engagement Ring. Diamonds are always correct, but for those who want something different, fashion has combined Diamonds with Emeralds ox* Sapphires. The whiteness of the perfect diamonds, and the depth of the wonderftil sapphires, or emeralds, make these rings truly lovely. We have a wonderful range of the latest settings and styles. Specially Furnished Ring Parlour. A. L. SUTHERLAND NEXT TATE’S, TAINUI STREET.

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