AMUSEMENTS

Grey River Argus, 9 October 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. 'l’he double-star | rogrrmnie will be finally screened to-night. All those who enjoy ;; hearty laugh—and who doesn’t ?—should not miss “This is ’the Life.” Gordon Harker and Binnie llaJe are the ./tars of this “ l:nngh-:i-minute” comedy of the inheritance' of a huge fortune by proprietors of a low'.y tea-’house. Their adventures are varied when they break in to ” society. ’ ’ The oither picture is “AVal 1 , of Gold.’’ Sally Eilers has the featured role, ami with Norman Foster opposite her. Ra.lph Al organ heads the supporting caslt. wthich also includes Rosita Moreno, famous Spanish actress and dancer: Rochelle Hudson, beautiful young screen newcomer; Fredric Sant ley. Alarjorie Gateson, Alary Mason and Margaret Seddon. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. “THE SONG AX)U GAVE AIE.” “The Song A'ou Gave Ale” will be screened at Wednesday As matt inee, evening and Thursday. As an added attraction the Second Cricket Test, England v. Australia, will be shown. “Going Gay” will be shown at Wallsend ‘fo-night. and at Runanga tonight “Her Bodyguard” will bo screened. DRUIDS’ BALL—TO-NIGHT. Every effort bas been made by a strong committee towards catering for the enjoyment of dancers attending the Druids’ annual ball at Sehaef’s Hall to-night. The popular Happiness Boys’ Dance Band will supply the music, Air Bert Petri'e wiß bp Master of Ceremonies, and an excellent supper will be provided by a special committee organised by the Greymouth Dental Clinic. TTie whole of the proceeds will be used for the purpose of* augmenting itlie funds of the Greymouth Dental C'ini’c. and all interested in helping the children to better health are cordially invited fo nssist by attending to-night’s function.