AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 24 September 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—MATINEE AND EVENING. “THE DUDE RANCH” AND “MUR PER. BY THE CLOCK.’’ Jack Oakie heads a good cast of comedians in “The Dude Ranch,” to be screenod aj- this afternoon’s matinee only, and to-night’s star picture is “Murder by The Clock.’’ SUNDAY NIGHT. “Scandal Sheet” will bo screened at Sunday night’s picture lent hi. Pro reeds donated to Mayor’s Unemp’oy-m-ent Fund. BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT. Elissa Landi and John Bairvmoro arr featured in “The Yellow Ticket,” to be presented at Blackball to-night. “Tha Dude Ranch’’ will b i screened on Sun da.v night. WALLSEND— SUNDAY. “Murder by the Clock’ is the fare for Wallsend on Sunday night. SCHAEFS HALL TONIGHT. To-night at Schaef’s Hall a gran<! o’d-time dance will bp held, the U’ocoed.s of which will go towards the expenses of the Rugby junior rep>’William’s orchestra has been engaged to supply the music, and this alonu should attract a record crowd. Mr B. Petrie will have charge of the Aoof, am i the program me of dances will be guaranteed first-class. The prices are: Ladies 1/-, gents 1/G, and it behoves all lovers of dancing to conic along to-night and have a grand night's enjoyment. BENEFIT CONCERT AND DANCE. A grand benefit concert and dance in aid of the hall funds, will bo hold :n the Ro a Hall, to-night. Satu’day. The concert programme is an excellent ono, while special prizes will be given for the lucky on n step’ which is included on the danco programme. Fletcher’s full orchestra will supply the music for what should be a splendid night’s amusement for the moderat.-* ehhrge of 2/ . An efficient M.C., will hav° control of the floor. Bus leaves Greymouth Post Office at 7 p.m.