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Grey River Argus, 23 September 1943, Page 1

AMU S EMENTS. FINALLY TO-NIGHT “BELLE STARR” (In Glorious Technicolour). (Rec. by Censor for Adults). Ulil OPERA HOUSE j||i : Daily 2 p.m. :: Nightly 7.45. COMMENCING FRIDAY. The Sparkling, Musical Comedy Drama. —Starring——GLOßlA JEAN—---DONALD O’CONNOR—'“SHE’S MY LOVELY” Robert Paige—Jane Frazee Hear these Songs: “Sempre Libre", “Drink to Me only,” “Believe Me,” and many others. IN ADDITION. A New Hit in Rangelend Entertainment. “SUNSET IN : WYOMING” GENE AUTRY Smiley Burnette—Maris Wrixon. (Both. App. for Universal Exhibi.) MONSTER MICKEY MOUSE BIRTHDAY PARTY. —Saturday at 2 p.m.— Specially Selected Programme which includes Cartoons and Specially Stage Acts by Pupils of Miss Monica Sinnott. Free Ice Cream and a Piece of Mickey’s Birthday Cake to Every one Attending. RUNANGA TO-NIGHT (Thursday): “JACKASS MAIL” Wallace Beerv —Marjorie Main (Approved for Universal Exhibition). TOURNAMENT NEW LYCEUM HALL THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING Commencing 8.10 p.m. sharp. Regent Theatre. COMING SATURDAY AT 8 p.m. COMING SATURDAY AT 8 p.m. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS TZTWI pONCERT pARTY V ONCERT 1 ARTY p-IWI pONCERT pARTY Jrk iwi Concert arty Direct from the Middle East. A London West End Revue. PRICES: 6/-, 4/-, 2/6. Box Plan now open at Regent Theatre. Booking Fee 3d. No Telephone bookings. Reserves for 6/- and 4/- only. A limited number of seats for 2/6 (unreserved). (For Patriotic Purposes). El ection Resu Its Announced. DANCES. npHAT POPULAR OLD-TIME A DANCE, Un'ted' Pavilion. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). Organised by Miss America Committee. • Billy Williams’ Orchestra. Good Supper. A Good Night’s Dancing Assured.

COMMUNIST PARTY. qR'AND MIXED DANCI2, Lyceum Hall—To-morrow (Friday). Dixiana Orchestra. Supper. The Dance of the Week. ADMISSION 1/6. ANNIVERSARY BALL Mawheraiti Hall. SATURDAY NEXT. Good Supper. Good Music. PATRIOTIC DANCE r -SCHAEF’S HALLSATURDAY NEXT. :: Usual Prices Returned Soldiers in Uniform will be admitted free. 'Buses as Usual. Dancing commences 8.30. PUBLIC NOTICES. IVO more dirty sinks! A few rubs with Steeio cleans dirty enamelware. 71d packet. Mackay Street—Greymouth. ’Phone 429. Tea, Freshly Ground Coffee & Cocoa in plentiful supply. English Beswick Ware Suitable for Wedding Gifts.

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