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Grey River Argus, 24 August 1934, Page 1

/ AMUSEMENTS. WEST COAST COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. £ECOND pRIZE WINNERS’ DEMONSTRATION. TOWN HALL, TQ-NIGHT (FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th. At 7.30 o’clock. PROGRAMME: —Ballet: Miss Thwaites’ Pupils. 2l—Piano Solo, under 14: Jacq. | Reeves. 3!—Recitation: Owen McCarthy. 4| —Verse Speaking Choir; Miss N. J McDonnell’s Choir. 5* —Recitation; Dorothy Congreve. 6. —Character Duo; Valda Rouse and Doreen Hazeldine. 7. —Vocal Duet, under 16: Clare Keating and Norma Lamont. S. —Boys’ Song, under 12: Alan Wingham. 9. —Humorous Recital; Joan Wasley. 10. —Eccentric Dance: Miss W. MeMullan. Lil—Shakespearean Dialogue: Misses I M. McDonnell and G. Wall- ? work. 12. —Song in Character; Mrs H. Turnbull. EL—Violin Solo: Zeta Austin. 14. —National Song; Miss G. Higson. 15. —Recitation; Jessie Patterson. 16. —Song, under 16: Owen Dwan. 17;—Tap Dance: Doug. Shepherd. 18. —Piano Solo, 14 and under 16: Una Murray. 19. —Sean Triubhais: Imelda Austin. 20. —Recitation; Lola Jeffries. 21. —Skipping Dance; H. Wright. 22. —Piano Duet: Grace Fell and Sheibel Morgan. 23. —Girls’ Recitation: Vonnie McDonnell. 24. —Monologue: Joan Waslev. 25. PRESENTATION OF CUPS, Etc. 26. —Ballroom Dancing: June and Doug. Shepherd. 27. —Duet (Vocal); E. and H. Boote. 28. —Operatic Dance: Gladys Rose. 29. —Recitation (Boys); V. Hansen. 30. —Operatic Duo: Nan Darby and Melva Moss. 31. —Recitation, Boys under 12: Billy Hamilton. 32. —Piano Solo; Nancy Harrie. 33. —lrish Jig: Monica Sinnott. 34. —Dialogue; N. McKane and V. Mcv Donnell. HOLLAND MEMORIAL HALL, MAWIIERATTI. pRAND OPENING BALL, TONIGHT (Friday). The Ball of the Season. Be sure to come, and bring a friend. Steel’s Orchestra. Old Time. Modern and Novelty Dances. Double Tickets 6/-, Single Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. Efficient M.C. Excellent supper; Yes, it’s TO-NIGHT. Other Balls are postponed to enable you to come along—so don’t forget! R. BRIGHT, Secretary. ZJLD AND NEW DANCES.—New Novelties at Herb. Moore’s, SATURDAY NEXT. Steel’s Orchestra. Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6. JJUGBY FOOTBALL SUNNY RUGBY PARK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). —Representative Fixture— Versus W EST £J OAST At 2.45 p.m. —Curtain-raiser— WESTLAND JUNIORS v. GREYMOUTH JUNIORS. Admission 1/6. Seating FREE. ROA qpENNIS JJALL. ROA HALL ROA HALL TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. EXHIBITION TAP-DANCING By MISS MAVIS BUBGOYNE. Happiness Boys’ Dance Bund. Excellent Sit-down Supper. Dancing from 8.30 p.m. J. O’DONNELL, Hon. Secretary. CONVENT OLD PUPILS’ BALL. gCHAEF’S HALL, TUESDAY, Aug. 28. Happiness Boys’ Full Orchestra. Novelties galore. Special Monte Carlo (prize £l/1/-). Special Novelty, “Tallest, and Shortest Couples in Grand Parade,” prize £l/1/-. Lucky Spot Waltz. Prices: Double 5/6, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. K- GREANEY, Sec. JJOXING TOURNAMENT, Gymnas- ■ ium Hall, REEFTON, SATURDAY, Ist September. Champions from Greymouth, Westport, Blenheim, Nelson, Murchison and Reefton competing. DETER PAN School of Ballroom Dancing.—Practice Dances every Thursday. Each beginner and dancer receives individual attention. 8 to 10 p.m. 1/- and 1/6. Private Lessons; Evenings 7 o’clock. STUDIO.—Mark Sprot Buildings, Mackay St. ’Phone 546 before 5 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE. JUST OPENED 1 JJOLLYWOOD (JJREATIONS. 62 Cathedral Square, Christchurch. (Near Liberty Theatre.) "With New Stocks of LADIES’ EVENING AND DAY FROCKS. EVENING AND DAY FROCKS. In the Very Latest Styles. JJOLLYWOOD, CHRISTCHURCH.