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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 September 1943, Page 1

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amusements. ggggg QPERAHOUSE Daily 2 p.m. Niahtlv 7.45 p.m. NOW SHOWING. The Thrilling Story of the Daring and Glamorous Lady Famed in Legend and Story throughout the West. “BELLE STARR’’ (THE BANDIT QUEEN). “BELLE STARR” Filmed in Glorious Technicclour. —RANDOLPH SCOTT——GENE TIERNEY— Dana John Chill Andrews Shepperd Wills HER'S WAS A CAREER! Filled with Adventure that would Challenge the Courage of any redblooded man and WITH THE LOVE that would gratify the dreams oi any woman. (Rec. by Censor for Adults). ■ PLUS OUTSTANDING FEATURETTES. DON’T FORGET KIDDIES MICKEY MOUSE’S MONSTER BIRTHDAY PARTY. SATURDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. DANCE— Join in the fun DANCE— TO-NIGHT DANCE— WEDNESDAY DANCE— — at— DANCE— BLAKETOWIN HALL DANCEDANCE— Long Night DANCE— Good Supper DANCE — Admission 1/6. THAT POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. United Pavilion. TO -MORROW (THURS DAY) Organised by Miss America Committee. Billy Williams' Orchestra. Good Supper. ’ A Good Night’s Dancing Assured. COMMUNIST PARTY. GRAND MIXED DANCE. Lyceum Hall—Friday.

Dixiana Orchestra. Supper, '.rhe Dance of the Week. ADMISSION 1/6. Regent Theatre, Regent Theatre. COMING .SATURDAY at 8 p.m. COMING SATURDAY at 8 p.m. ONE NIGHT ONLY ONE NIGHT ONLY THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS KIWI CONCERT iwi Concert I arty KIWI pONCERT T&ARTY iwi Concert a arty Direct from the Middle East. A London West End Revue. PRICES: 6/-. 4/-, 2/6. Box Plan now . open at Regent Theatre. Booking Fee 3cl:< ..-N” Telephone Bookings. Reserves for6/- and 4/- only. A limited number of seats for 2/6 (unreserved). (For Patriotic purposes). Election Results Announced. GRAND VICTORY BALL ■ Te Kinga Hall. SATURDAY, September 25. Aid Te Kinga Sports Club. Trains from Greymouth 4.30 and 9 p.m. and return to Grey alter Ball. Prices 2/6 and 1/6. ELECTION BALL Rapahoe Hall. Saturday, Sept. 25. Guinea Monte Carlo. Lucky Spot. Williams’ Orchestra. Prices: 3/-, 2/-; double 4/6. PUBLIC NOTICES. THAT "OLD A'l 40" FEELING Return to Vital Health or Your Mu my Back. 'THERE’S many a person who is L old before his time .mainly because of lost pep and vitality. This need not be so if "ou listen to and act on the advice of George Betlie. Mr. Bettie has made an extensive research which has resulted in the compounding of “■ new revitalising tonic, which he claims will bring back your old sorightliiiess and food health. So confident is Mr. Bettie that this powerful new tonic of his will do you good, that lie is prepared to refund youi money in full if results are not satisfactory. The cost of Bettie’s Revitalising Tonic is only 5/- (posted 6/-) or -extra large size 10/- post free. Only from — GEO. SETTLE Chemist, 769 Colombo St., ChCh.

H. RATTRAY B.D.S. Dental Surgeon. (Late of Greymouth). Has commenced practice at HARLEY CHAMBERS, 137 Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch. Phone 30,989. ~ MAKES WOMEN’S FACES Y"OUNG. fTHE New Hollywood Facia± Film —NEO-PLASQUE— rejuvenates the complexion quicker and better than old-fashioned, messy face packs. Softens and smootns the skin right from first filming. Tightens up sagging muscles ana underskin tissues that develop wrinkles. Price 7/6 tube (makes 4 facials). From Parkinson & Co., Chemists, Greymouth. Proprietors: LIBERTY’S LTD., 419 Queen St.. AUCKLAND. FOR SALE. Twelve words 1/-; Three jor 2/6 ONTON" PLAN! S, Longkeeper, 10/- 1000, per Express post. Order now,—F. Brown & Sons, pukekohe. FOR SALE At HOKiTIKA. K H.P. “Acme” Gas Engine; “Pollock” Bandsaw (3ft wheels); 2 Anvils; 2 Tyre Eending Machines; large Drilling Machine, complete with drills (hand or power); 2 Blacksmith’s Blowers and sundries. —Al?n™ Ex. s.s. “Hinemoa,” Lyttelton: Ship’s Gear, ' including Shafting, Pumps, Boiler, Tubes, Copper Pipes, Valves, Bolts and Nuts, iron Ladders and Gratings, and many sundries. N.Z. SALVAGE COY. P.O. BOX 643, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 35=934 (any tizne).