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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 July 1945, Page 1

WEATHER FORECAST. Fair to Cloudy.

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE 1 ’V* ’ * $2 {^{ v' ’«* { ** l v 1 4 * f '** 4 *' Daily 2 p.m. Nightly 8 p.m. FINALLY TO-NIGHT “THE NAVY WAY” . (Ann. for Universal Exhibition) —AL S O — Chapter 6 of “The Green Archer “NECKLACE OF TREACHERY COMING FRIDAY: SIGHTS SONGS TO FILL TO FILL YOUR EYES! YOUR HEARTS! FUN I THAT WILL THROW i ' YOU FOR A I ■ | LOOP-THE-LOOP! | BETTY GRABLE GEORGE MONTgOMER Y CESAR ROMERO IN THE YEAR’S GREATEST MUS i C Al. EXT Ft AVAG A N Z A “CONEY ISLAND” (IN RADIANT TECHN! COLOUR) “CONEY ISLAND” “.THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH! A Gargantuan Musical Spectacle of lyrics and Laughter, of Breathtaking Dancing, captured m the Turbulent Era of Old New York. (App. for Universal Exhibition) RUNANGA PICTURES. TO -NIGI IT (Tll u i -sd ay) “INVISIBLE MAN’S REVENGE” Jon Hall—Evelyn Ankers (Rec. by Censor for Adults• WEST COAST RUGBY UNION MODERN & OLD TIME DANCE United Pavilion. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY> Good Floor and Supper. Monte Carlo. Williams’ Orchestra. In Aid Grandstand Fund. JpUNANGA Basketball Club’s 5 K Long Night Dance will be held in Herb' Moore’s TO-MORROW (Friday) night. Alan Christianson's music. Good Supper. Everyone welcome.

"RUNANGA Volunteer Five Brigade Old Tims Dance, Fire Station, THIS FRIDAY, 8.30 p.m. Light supper. Prices V- and 1/6. REEFTON CATHOLIC PARISHIONERS -ANNUAL BALL— Gymnasium Hall Rec I ton. TO-MORROW (Friday). Curii.'' Crcnestia. Excellent Supper. Guinea Monte Carlo- —Novelties. Prices 6/-, 4/- and 2/6. —POPULAR DANCE— Schaef’s Hall SATURDAY NEXT. £l/1/- Monte Carlo. Mayfair Orchestra. Efficient M.C. Good Floor. Gents 1/6, Ladies I/-. RAILWAY SOCIAL CLUB'S OLD TIME DANCE Lyceum Hail. SATURDAY NEXT. 8 p.m. Ladies 1/-. Gents 1/6. Light Supper. Everyone Welcome. —GRAND BALL— Stillwater Flail SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 21. Guinea Monte Carlo. Splendid Floor Good Supper Billy Williams’ Music. Usual Transport and Price::. WEST COAST RUGBY UNION (Grandstand Fund). GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL GRAN D FANCY FDR ESS BALL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL United Pavilion THURSDAY. JULY 26. THURSDAY, JULY 26. THURSDAY, JULY 26. Grand March 10 p.m. PRIZES: Best Dressed Lady and Gent. Most Original Lady and Gent. Williams', Orchestra. Prices: 3/- and 2/-. Good Floor. Excellent Supper.

THE FIRST GRAND BALL THE FIRST GRAND BALL bf The Of The KOHINOOR RUGBY LEAGUE KOHINOOR RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB FOOTBALL CLUB Schaef’s Hall Schaef’s Hall TUESDAY, JULY 31 ST TUESDAY, JULY 31ST PREIMMINA RY NOTICE —monster ball — t Taylorville Pavilion, August HSecretaries Please Non- ” plants, seeds etc. Th OSES: Outstanding hand-select-TL ed varieties. Magnificent colourful blooms. Set of 12 named, 2G/G posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. '/u.ADIOLUS: Wide range of * ’ beautiful shades. Superb set 12 bulbs 10/- posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. TREE ON REQUEST: WINTER - 1 MAGAZINE: Featuring in colour the latest Rose Novelties, Shrubs, Perennials. Small. Fruits etc., Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. "RASPBERRIES: Prolific bearers. 10/- doz. GOOSEBERRIES: Best red fruiting variety. 2/G each, 25/- doz. posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. PUBLIC NOTICES F you’re not in it you can’t win the £2OOO Ist prize or £5OO 2nd prize in Our Lucky Cat Art Union, £5OOO in 305 prizes closing July 21. drawn August I,—tickets 2/6.