AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 2 April 1932, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—MATINEE AND EVENING. “ONCE A GENTLEMAN. •• A FINEI COMEDY. “Once a Gentleman” starring Edward Everett Horton will be finally -creened at the Opera House this ntternoon and evening. SUNDAY NIGHT BENEFIT. “THE AWFUL TRUTH” “The Awful Truth” heads an al' talkie programme to be presented r.t the 'Opera House on Sunday night. The proceeds will be donated to the Mav- ■ »r’s Unemployment Fund MONDAY AND TUESDAY. “THE CAT CREEPS” AX OUTSTANDING COMEDY. “The Cat Creeps’’ an outstanding comedy will be presented at the On'-a Ho is? on Monday and Tuesday SCHAEF’S HALL TO-NIGHT. USUAL OLD TIME DANCE. To-night at Schaef’s Hall, under the management of the Star Football Club, the popular series of old time dances will be continued. There is no better way of spending the last few hours of the week than to come along to this spacious hall and thoroughly enjoy yourselves, it being indeed a pleasure to glide around on this ideal floor. If you arc successful at the races, come along and keep up the jovial spirit. If you are not successful, come along also and forget all about it by having a glorious time, to the tunes of the full Gaiety Orchestra. Mr 11. M. Petrie will be in charge of the floor, and the usual bus services to the country districts will run after the dance. The prices (Is 6d and Is) arc popular, and everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity of having a good time at moderate cost.