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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 March 1945, Page 1

WEATHER FORECAST Occasional Showers.

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE Daily 2.0 p.m. Nightly 8.0 p.m. FINALLY TO-NIGHT “SLIGHTLY TERRIFIC” (App. for Universal Exhibition) “WEIRD WOMAN” (Rec. by Censor for Adults) COMMENCING FRIDAY. The Most Spectacular Musical Ever Made. The Sweetest Story Ever Told! A Picture that will give you one of the best night’s entertainment you have ever had in a Theatre.

“SWEET ROSIE O’GRADY” (In Magnificent Technicolour.) “SWEET ROSIE O’GRADY” . (She’s a'Devil—She’s a Dream) Robert Young—Adolphe Menjou SHURE! And it’s a DARLIN’ of a Musical. It’s a Sweetheart of a shindig when Betty and Bob get their IRISH UP—and let their hair down, in a story you will remember as long as its songs. _ (App. for Universal Exihibition) RUNANGA PICTURES "YOU’RE TELLING I" Judy Canova —Joe E. Brown (App. for Universal Exhibition) ’ AGAIN TO-NIGHtT YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR AUSTRALIA'S ACE DANCE STYLISTS T H E .QIVIC • yyiNTER Q. ARDENS QRCHESTRA The 14 Top-paid Dance Rhythm Specialists of To-day. Combined under the leadership of FREDDY GORE —With— REG MUNRO The Voice of Artie Shaws’ American Band. Will make their FINAL APPEARANCE IN GREYMOUTH AT SCHAEF’S HALL TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) Dancing from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. WESTPORT ” THEATRE ROYAL HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT (FRIDAY). Dancing from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. Admission 5/- Each. TZTTCHEN Evening will be held AV in Ngahere Hall, TO-NIGHT (Thursday) in honour of Miss Joan Donaldson’s forthcoming marA cordial, invitation w extended to all residents and friends. Ladies a plate. WEST COAST RUGBY UNION. OLD-TIME DANCE United Pavilion. TO-NIGHT (Thursday). Good Floor and Supper. Monte Carlo. Williams’ Orchestra. In Aid Grandstand Fund.

SHOP DAY. THE Cobden-Blaketown Committee will conduct the Patriotic Shop, Mackay Street, TO- MORROW (Fri.) Donations thankfully received. iQT Columba Shop Day, Town Hall, TO-MORROW (Fri.) Homemade cakes, sweets, jumble /produce clothing etc. Everything from a needle to an anchor. Don’t miss .seeing the miniature bazaar. ” COMMUNIST PARTY DANCE TO-MORROW (Friday). —Lyceum Hall—Steel’s Orchestra. Dancing 9 till 1 a.m. Monte Carlo. Prices 2/- and 1/6. Supper. OLD TIME DANCE Herb Moore's. Saturday Niqht. Luckv Spot. Monte Carlo. Supper. Gaiety Orchestra. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. All welcome. WEST COAST AMATEUR ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS Victoria Park, SATURDAY NEXT (March 24) 25 Visiting Canterbury Athletes including N.Z. and Provincial Champions. —POPULAR DANCE— Schaef’s Hall SATURDAY NEXT, £l/1/- Monte Carlo, Mayfair Orchestra. Efficient M.C. Good Floor. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/- ’ HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. SUNDAY NEXT AT 7 P.M. J. H. Maunder’s Sacred Oratorio “OLIVET TO CALVARY.” All Welcome. Ikamatua Hall. TUESDAY, MARCH 27. By Special Request Reefton’s Leading Talent will Repeat ST. PATRICK’S IRISH CONCERT CAMERONS SPORTS EASTER SATURDAY, March 31. £63 14” Underhand Chop £63 £ 14 12” Second Class Chop. £l4 12” Standing Chop. £3 Backyard Chop. Red Pine logs will be used. 10 mile Cycle Road Race. £5 and Kitchinghams Cycles Trophy Ist, £l/10/- 2nd, 10/- 3rd. Sheldon’s Trophy fastest time. Baby Show: 12months and under. Sam McAra’s Trophy Ist and 2nd Trophy. Field Events Galore. Afternoon tea. Side Shows. GRAND BALL IN EVENING. Nom. close SATURDAY, March 24th. G. B. FIVASH & A. McCONNON, Joint Secs. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. “PALL will be held in Taylorville Pavilion on SATURDAY. April 7. Proceeds Dobson Hall Fund,