AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 1 May 1931, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AND ■ SATURDAY. DOUBLE STAR FEATURES. A double star attraction will be screened at the Opera House to-night i and Saturday. | Florenz Zeigfield, Mary Eaton, Eddie (Cantor, Helen Morgan and Rudy Vai , I lee all appear in the picture “Glori-j lying the American Girl.” by Florenz* Ziegfeld, who supervises it. Mary | Eaton, premier danseuse of a number j of Ziegfeld stage shows, and the leading lady in “The Cocoanuts,” has the | star role in “Glorifying the American | I Girl.” Eddie Cantor appears in an in- ; •initable comedy skit, also Helen Morgan 1 land Rudy Vallee. Much of the dazzling spectacle is presented in the full I ! colours of the improved Teehnicolour | ’ Process. The show is a breath-taking ■ ! extravaganza of showmanship. There ! are gathered the most beautiful girls in America in what is said to be the | most gorgeous array of dancing the . movie world has seen. The other star picture is “Way out; West,” starring William Haines. It is j said that Haines is funnier than ever ( .as a cowboy—and more than ever a (fighting he-man in the end! Strong I dramatic interludes and a sensational fight place this genuine out-Of-doors I picture in the real hit class. Leila Hyanis. Cliff Edwards. Polly Moran and) other favourites support the star. “Way! out West” and the next chapter of the | ’•new serial, “The Indians are coming. will be shown at Saturday’s matinee. | BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT. “SONG OF MY HEART.” j ! “Song of My Heart” will be screen- i ed at Blackball to-night and Friday,) ' and at Hokitika on Mondav and Tuesday. I