AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 5 October 1934, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. “THE BIG CACk ” Till’ PICTI IiE"iTF THE ( ENH'RY ‘ • Tho Biu’ <'<K<‘ ” til I"’ ■o ’t’emM to-night, anil Sninnlnv (ma: ani evening') is heralded *i> a pi<-tiu<‘ <d thrills. Clyde Beatty, th- norld’s famous animal trainer, i’a the leading artist of this unusual I thrilling production, and his ninny feats ot si ill and bravery have m-’ er beer, seen before, not only in nn'iiot pi'' tines, but in the i-iri-tis 'iron;-. The box plan is Ilf Kilgonr’s Warehouse, and patrons would be v.e'l advised to reserve their seifs. No extra charge for booking. HOKITIKA—SATURDAY. A special niatinee will be preset. ted at Hokitika on Saturday afternoon. The big programme will consist of a Mickey the Mou.-c Cartoon. “Trader Miekey”; Kate Smith, famous radio star, in “He’lo l-.very-l.odv"; a Mark Sennit’t comedy; also “ JhdlMVO.'il on Parad.*’’ and Sound News. BLACKBALL—TO -NIGHT “Going Gay” will !■" screened totight. WALLSEND- TO NIGHT. “Her Bodyguard” vill l<- shown to-night.