AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 11 September 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. ! — j “ON WITH THE SHOW’’—FINALLY PRESENTED. I “On With the Show,” the all natlural colour, and dancing, talking and singing production will be finally presented this evening. The splendid supporting talkie shorts will also be screened. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. If you were a middle-aged author, afflicted with dyspepsia, and an inflamed liver, and a publicity man had I given you a big reputation as an avia- l tor, so that you were called on by ad- I mirers to do stunts, what would you | think of it? Edward Everett Horton ? is thus featured in “The Aviator.” | to be screened at the Opera House on Friday and Saturday night. He dem- j onstrates that while a man who ha.® j never before been in an aeroplane is ) in danger of breaking his neck, he is 1 likely to put on one of the- craziest, * most breathtaking stunt scenes. In '■ the east are Patsy Ruth Miller, Johnny Arthur. Loe Moran, Edward Martindel., ) Kewpie Morgan. Phillips Smalley, William Norton Bailey and Armand Kaliz. j Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll j have the leading roles in 44 Close Bar- j mony,” the other star attraction to* be screened, and they are supported I by Jack Oakie and Richard “Skeets” I Gallagher, vaudeville headliners, and ; Harry Green, another favourite of the : variety stage. Nancy Carroll sings ’ one of the numbers, 44 G0 places and do Things.” Buddy also sings a song. 44 All-a-Twitter, ” and Oakie and Gallagher have a harmony comedy song, rendered in the Van and Schenk man- ■ nor, “She’s So, I Dunno.” There is a, band number, 44 Twelfth Street I Rag.” in which Buddy plays several i instruments of his band. DAFFODIL SHOW. The Holy Trinity Church Daffodil Show in conjunction with a first class < movie picture programme and monster ( Queen Carnival will be held at the ' Town Hall. Greymouth on Thursdaynext. Sepiomber 18. Schedules cannow bo obtained at the f vi£arsMfo. er-?.-from Mr C. Neville, secretary. ; , I