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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 December 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS llllllllllllllllllli OPERA HOUSE <llllll y v , ■ ; } TWICE DAILY? - 2J5 & ’ FINALLY TO-NIGHT. Gary Cooper—Andrea Leeds. I “THE- REAL GLORY.” | (Recommended by_Censor for Adults; COMMENCING WEDNESDAY: A Double Feature Programme of Outstanding Merit. ■ Attraction No. 1: A Dramatic Story packed with Comedy, romance and pathos. Margaret Lindsay—Ann Sheridan. “BROADWAY MUSKETEERS. The Little . Janet Chapman (6-year-old Sensation). The story ..of three girls of Broadway, one a night club hostess, another in love with her boss, and the third has the cutest little girl who ever inspired such down-to-earth entertainment. Attraction No. 2: The Sensational Shock-studded Dynamite Drama. John Howard—Gail Patrick. “GRAND JURY SECRETS. A picture that packs all the Thrills, Excitement and Laughs of a Grana Jury’s Campaign against a Slick Racket and the Romance of the Struggle of two hot-headed brothers for one gorgeous girl. (Both' Recommended by Censor for Adults). RUNANGA—TO-NIGHT (Tuesday): “STOLEN LIFE.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) TTSUAL DANCE, TO-NIGHT (TuesU day), Lyceum Hall. Novelties, etc. Melody Makers’ Dance Band. Admission 1/6 and 1/-. T EARNERS’ TJANCE ance Blaketown Citizens’ Hall. TO-MORROW (Wed.) EVENING. 8 12. Billy Williams’ Music. Excellent Floor. Admission _ PUBLIC NOTICES. “QTYLE in every stitch.” Pinnacle and Berwick Tailored Suits.— From BILL RYAN, Albert Street.

TZ'ELVINATOR. —The REFRIGER- ■ ATOR with the Five Years’ Guarantee. 'The most silent and efficient Refrigerator ever made —H. S. BEK-' RIS & CO., 25 Albert Street _ BUY? AND SELL all your Requirements through McKAY’S UNIVER-- - s SAL FARM SERVICE. SPECIALS: (1) Practically new “Boothmac” Fertiliser Distributor with seed box attached. Perfect condition 1 , only one owner, sown 6 tons to date. , (2) 1| b.p. McCormack-Deering Engine in excellent condition. Further information willingly sent. Orders booked and information sent on Wills’ “Farming Law in New Zealand”—a non-technical guide for every farmer. Orders taken for this 6000-page volume at 35/-, (postage 1/3). McKAY’S UNIVERSAL FARM SERVICE. 161 Victoria Street, Christchurch C.l. Box 432; Code, “Machc.” (PRINCIPAL: J. J. McKay, late of Harihari.) PLEASE CALL AT GORE’S. Select your Xmas Gifts. We have everything suitable to please everyone at Low Prices. GORE’S 23 MACKAY ST., ’PHONE 245. LADIES ! !

TO-DAY YOUR FURS ARE HIGH IN VALUE. Import restrictions have greatly increased the value of furs. Today a fur coat or necklet in good condition is worth a considerable sum. Let us make your old furs like new again. Worn pelts replaced—tears mended—lining renewed. We are specialists. Forward us your garment for an esti- * mate of the cost. JOHN GUNN & CO. 95 CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS. FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS. FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS. TVTOTHF-RS, Wives, Aunts, Sisters, Cousins and Brothers —here, is something you can do. Make a direct gift to your boy in the Fighting Services overseas. A few parcels sent often are better than a large parcel sent now and then. For the soldier at the other end the wait between parcels is not so long. Ethne Tosswill of 123 A Cashel Street. Christchurch, pioneered parcels for the troops. She will send any selected parcel carefully packed and correctly addressed to any member of the armed forces overseas. Write for prices (including postage) and particulars of parcels. •RRITANNIA PRIVATE HOTEL and DINING ROOMS (opp. New City Hotel). Three-course Meals 1/3; Casuals 7/6 day; Permanent Boarders 30/-. ’Phone 31-205. 516 Colombo Street, Christchurch. DISTINCTION is the keynote of Pinnacle and Berwick suits. — Consult BILL RYAN, Albert Street.