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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 July 1943, Page 1

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A M U SE M ENTS. OPERA HQIJSE Twice Daily—2 & 7.45 p.m. FINALLY TO-NIGH T. “UNDERGROUND AGENT." (Rec. by Censoi for Adults). “SOUTH OF SANTA FE.” (App. for Universal Exhib.) OPERA HPIJSE - ". Daily 2 p.m. :: Nightly 7.45 TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). Thrills, Laughs and Tsars Abound in this Realistic Intensely Human pragma. Starring: j( The “How Green Was My Valley Bov RODDY McDOWALL ■ — ln ~ __ --Ir— . IRON THE SUNNY T |j SIDE” J Jane Stanley „^ nn Da r we 11 Clements foefd The heart-warming, story ol a courageous little Briton bombed cut of his home and sent to America for the duration. —ASSOCIATE FEATURE— Headline Suspense—Heroic Action Blazing Thrills. As a doomed city ‘ lazes with Hate, Spies and Deadly Intrigue. "j” “ESCAPE FROiVT i j; HONG KONG” ! Don Leo Andy Terry Carillo . Devine (Both App. Cor Universal Exhib.) RUNANGA. TO-NIGHT (Times.): “PRISONER OF JAPAN.’’ Alan Baxter —Gertrude. Michael. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) —AND—“SMART A LEKS.”. Starring The East Side Kids. (App. for Universal Exhib.) HERE WE ARE AGAIN. Bigger, Brighter, Better than ever. POPULAR OLD TIME DANCE. Long Night. , UNITED PAVILION. TO-NIGHT (THU BSDdY) Williams’ Orchestra. Home- m a d e Supper. PENNIES FOR BRITAIN BOMBS FOR BERLIN. Every Friday—Mystery Prizes Your Pennies for Miss Britannia. COMMUNIS?’ PARTY. GRAND MIXED DANCE, To-morrow (Fri.) —Lyceum Hall. 1 Dixiana Orchestra. ' Supper. The Dance of the Week. ADMISSION 1/6. pAMERONS Hail Long Night ! Dance TO-MORROW (Feimiy) • NIGHT. Welcome home io Privates B. Robinson, B. Kocniord ana Sapper W. Muir. Good musm. Supper. Admission. 1/- and 1/6. j — ; r'"“ BOYS AN’? GIRLS. BABY BRYAN McARA Invites you all to a BUMPER FANCY DRESS PARTY ON SATURDAY NEXT At Schaef's Hall. Prizes for Best Costumes. Novelty Dances. Lucky Spot Dances. Ice Cream. Sweets. Afternoon Tea. Children fid; Adults 1/-. PATRIOTIC DANCE SCHAEF’S HALL. SATURDAY NEXT. Usual Prices. Returned Soldiers in Uniform will be admitted free. ’Buses as Usual. (Proceeds in Aid of Miss Russia). TtLD TIME DANCE will be held 'J Masonic Refectory, SATURDAY. July 24. Members ~md invited friends only. PRAND BALL. Mawheraiti Hail, SATURDAY, July 24. Williams’ Orchestra. Aid soldiers’ comforts. A WELCOME HOME for CORPORAL D. GILLANDERS will be held in Moana Hall, SATURDAY, July 24. All men on lurlotigh, also parents of boys serving overseas cordial:,'/ invited. PATRIOTIC CONCERT. In Suoport of Miss Russia. REGENT THEATRE. SUNDAY. JULY 25. Full Orchestra. Vocalists. Instrumenta I. Niimbers. Dant'i-rs and Comedians Including Lucy Hay. McKenzie, Westport, Seena Dowell, Jess Mortimer and pupils of Monica Sinnott. C-eordie Wright and a host of other Artists. Presentation of M ; ss Russia and her Princesses Popular Prices. Suitable Bus Arrangements. Reserve at M:sr. Brislanes. YJRELIMINARY Notice.—To all Hall and Queen Carnival secretaries. Grand Balls will be held at Stillwater, August 21, September 18, October 2 and 30.

PLANTS, SEEDS, ETC. POSES—Choice named Hybrids Al and Polyanthus varieties. Collection of twelve, all different, lor 24/- posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Aucklaiid. p LADIOLUS—Named varieties W in blues, yellows, scarlets, smoky and bicolour shades, 10/dozen, posted.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. PERBERAS—DoubIe varieties in scarlet, orange and salmon pink. Collection of 3 for 9/- posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. _■ “MONEYMAKER” Garden Pea —Dwarf, heavy-cropping, 8 weeks, well-filled pods, V- packet, 2/6 lb. posted.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland.