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Grey River Argus, 27 November 1943, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 111| OPERA HOtfWlUh. Daily NOW Nightly 2 p.m. SHOWING 7.45 p.m. She wants a guy who’ll stick to her like a sweater —and gets stuck with one that can’t stick a stamp. JOAN DAVIS- —JOAN DAVIS (Clown Princess of Screen & Radio) —ln— —ln— The Riotous Musical Romance “HE’S MY GUY” —With— — With— I DICK IRENE GERTRUDE j FORAN HERVEY NIESEN (App. for Universal Exhibition). IN ADDITION The Mystery Master’s Mightiest Adventure. “Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon” Basil Rathbone—Nigel Bruce (Rec. by Censor for Adults) NEW SERIAL NEW SERIAL Commencing Matinee To-day The Stirring 15-Chapter Thrillpacked Western Drama. “OVERLAND MAIL” Lon Chaney —Helen Parrish - Don Terry Don’t M:ss Chapter 1. “A RACE WITH DISASTER” SUNDAY. SUNDAY. Their Fastest and Merriest Laugh Riot. “MEXICAN SPITFIRE'S ELEPHANT” Leon Errol —Lupe Velez (App. for Universal Exhibition) (Proceeds in aid of Mayor’s Fund) ><•>«•' RUNANGA TO-NIGHT (Saturday): “WAR AGAINST MRS HADLEY” Fay Bainter —Edward Arnold (App. for Universal Exhibition) RUNANGA TO-MORROW (Sunday): “SING FOR YOUR SUPPER” Jinx Falkenburq—Bert Gordon _and—“TWO IN A TAXI” Russell Hayden—Anita Louise (Both. App, for Universal Exhibition) DANCES. «TELCOME HOME BALL to Spr. J'. Tinetti, Goidsborough Hall, TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Music by Caledonian Orchestra. Prices 2/6, 2/-. pATRIOTIC DANCE -SCHAEF’S HALL-TO-NIGHT SATURDAY :: Usual Prices Returned Soldiers in Uniform will be admitted free. ’Buses as Usual. Dancing commences 8.30. GRAND BALL FpAYLORVILLE Pavilion, TO- j 1 NIGHT (Sat.). Williams’ Orchestra. Monte Carlo. Lucky Spot. Numerous other novelties. Excellent supper. Efficient M.C. Admission: Double 5/-. Gents 3/6, extra lady 2/-. Bus leaves Pavilion after Ball. OWING TO POPULARITY OWING TO POPULARITY GREY PIPE BAND’S LEARNERS’ DANCE LEARNERS' DANCE will be held in UNITED PAVILION | as from NEXT MONDAY. ! Old-time & Modern. 1/- All Round. • BY SPECIAL REQUEST WOOLWORTH’S SOCIAL CLUB i WILL RUN ANOTHER DANCE I Herb Moore’s TUESDAY NEXT, Good Music. Supper. Novelties. Admission 1/6. DANCE— Join in the fun DANCE— WEDNESDAY DANCE— NEXT DANCE— — at— DANCE— BLAKETOWN HALL DANCEDANCE— Long Night DANCE— Good Supper DANCE— Admission 1/6 —ANNUAL BALL— St. John Ambulance Brigade, Memorial Hall, Kumara. FRIDAY’, Dec. 3. Caledonian Orchestra. Monte Carlo. Efficient M.C. Popular Prices. IT’S A DATE! Ngahere Hall, SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 4. — DANCE — (Ngahere Social Club). Be there for a good night’s fun. PUBLIC NOTICES. OISPATCH pOUNDRY pO., JJTD. ENGINEERS, MOTOR GARAGE, BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, OXY-ACETONE AND ELECTRIC WELDERS. Lord Street. — Greymouth. ’Phone 4. :: Box 26.

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