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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 March 1946, Page 1

WEATHER FORECAST Fair to. Fine.

OPERA HOUSE Daily 2 p.m. Nightly 8 p.m. NOW SHOWING. AN INSPIRING STORY - - - - - OF A LOVE SO STRANGE—SO POIGNANT—that it will enrich your memories forever. Ray Milland Barbara Britton —In—“TILL WE MEET AGAIN" The danger-packed adventure of hunted, harried nights of suspense and emotion. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) —IN ADDITION— The Technicolour Featurette: "BONNIE LASSIE” Featuring: Scottish Songs by Robbie Burns “The Bluebells of Scotland,' "Charlie is My Darling,” “Come Under My Plaidie” and “Chillie Callum.” —ALSO— Scotch Sword Dance Specialty by the Highland Lasses and Pipe Band SUNDAY SUNDAY Thrills, Action, Romance in the Romantic Comedy Adventure. “DANCING IN MANHATTAN” Jeff Donnell —Fred Brady (App. for Universal Exhibition)

—ALSO — The Thrilling Mystery Drama “SPY SHIP” Craig Stevens—lrene Manning (Rec. by Censor for Adults) (Proceeds in aid of Mayor’s Fundß RUNANGA PICTURES TO-NIGHT (Saturday). “THE SULLIVANS” Thomas Mitchell—Anne Baxter (App. for Universal Exhibition) TO-MORROW (Sunday). “FOUR JILLS AND A JEEP” Carole Landis—Kay Francis. (App. for Universal Exhibition) KOHINOOR MODERN CABARET Trotting Pavilion. TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Mayfair Orchestra. 7 Instruments. Featuring 2 Pianos. Excellent Floor. Admission 3/-, 2/and 1/6. Soft Drinks and Cabaret Supper Available. Semi-Final Vocal Contest Neil Thorpe, Viv. Hansen, Norm. Lawson, Mrs. Clarke, Joy Largeson, Miss Outram. Miss Baillie. For a Big Nights Entertainment. DON’T MISS THIS! BE WITH THE CROWD. Buses definitely running to Rtlnanga, Wallsend and Camerons after the dance. —GRAND BALL— Stillwater Hall, TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Williams’ Orchestra. Perfect Floor. Good Supper. Guinea Monte Carlo. Train leaves Grey 9 p.m. buses after Pictures and Pavilion, returning after Ball. Prices: 3/6 and 2/6.

NGAHERE HALL COMMITTEE. ‘ GRAND ANNUAL BALL GRAND ANNUAL BALL Ngahere Hall, TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Good Supper. Novelties. Adelphi Orchestra. : Bus leaves Blackball 9 p.m. . 4/-; 2/6; Double 6/-. , BACK TO BLAKETOWN. LONG-NIGHT MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Steel’s Orchestra. Good Floor. Light Supper. Admission: 2/- and 1/6. OVERSEAS VAUDEVILLE . TOWN HALL, GREYMOUTH. FRIDAY—SATURDAY MARCH B—9.

Exactly the same Programme as at Christchurch. The Famous Internationally Known Illusionist and Manipulator. THE AMAZING THE AMAZING M R. ROOK L Y N ROOKLYN FROM LONDON. —Presenting— A SERIES OF MODERN ILLUSIONS. That will Astound the Imagination. SE E — “SAWING THROUGH A LADY WITHOUT the Aid of a Box. g g g “CHEATING THE GALLOWS” Where a Girl Vanishes in Mid-air. Etc.. Etc., Etc. —Supported By— CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE DIRECT FROM TIVOLI THEATRE, SYDNEY. —And— FAMOUS SYDNEY TIVOLI BALLET —With— INTERNATIONAL LOVELIES The Whole Company Arrived in New Zealand by Three Flying Boats. Special Matinee, Sat. 9th., 2 p.m. Special Matinee, Sat. 9th., 2 p.m. NIGHT PRICES: Res. Stalls and D.C. 7/6; Unreserved 5/-;. Back Stalls, 4/- and Pit 3/-. MATINEE PRICES: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. (All plus tax). Children HALF-PRICE at Matinee Only. \ It’s Wholesome, Bring the Children. Box Plan now open at Kilgour’s. * WESTPORT MARCH 6—7 I | HOKITIKA MARCH 11 ONLYj KOTUKU- SOCIAL COMMITTEE. GRAND WIND-UP BALL. Jacks Hall, Kotuku. SATURDAY, March 16. Presentation to all local servicemen. Lucky Spot, Monte Carlo. Good music. Excellent supper.