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Grey River Argus, 18 February 1944, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. “FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN’ 1 ’ will NOT be screened at to-morrow (Saturday’s) Matinee. mil OPERA HOUSE~|hi : Daily NOW Nightly 2pm SHOWING , 7.45. Out of the War’s Flam-ng Fury Thunders the Strangest Story of The Heroes of the Air the Screen Has Ever Told. ‘ ‘ Flight Lieutenant ’ ? PAT O'BRIEN GLEN FORD—EVELYN KEYES (App. for Univer-al Exhibition). ASSOCIATE FEATURE. Titans of Terror ! Clashing in Mortal Combat. Twice as grim—A hundred times more terrifying. All new thrills as the screen rocks to the shock of its Greatest Sensation. —Starring— Ilona Massey—Patrie Knowles Maria Ouspenskaya u Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man” . ■ Bela Lugosi—Lionel Atwell & Lon Chaney. (Rec. by Censor for Adults, and Unsuitable for Children). TO-NIGHT —7.45— TO-NIGHT Also To-morrow (Saturday) Matinee Chapter 13, “Overland Mail.” “THE FRENZIED MOB/' DANCES. CAMERONS HALL, rpO-NIGHT (Friday) Welcome home 1 to Private R. T. Jones. Admission 1/- & 1/6. WELCOME HOME BALL Memorial Hall, Kumara. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) To Pte. Tom GTbert and Spr. Pat Gilbert. , Caledonian Orchestra. Good Supper. Good Floor.

DANCERS PLEASE NOTE! pOMMUNIST PARTY’S POPULAR V WEEKLY DANCE In the Lyceum Hall TO-NIGHT (Friday). Good Music. Supper. Dixiana Dance Band. Modern & old-time dance. SCHAEF’S HALL TO-MORROW (Saturday): 8.30—12. Mayfair Dance Band. Monte Carlo and Lucky Spot. Popular M.C. IKAMAT'UA HALL, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). welcome TO— Drummer Lester Broadhurst. Good Supper. :: Excellent Floor. Bill Blackie’s Orchestra. GREY PIPE BAND’S 5/- M. Carlo LEARNERS' DANCE. 5/- L. Spot United Pavilion. Good Music. MONDAY NEXT. 1/- All Round. RUNANGA WELCOME HOME BALL To Corporal Crerar and Private Hamilton. NEXT PAY FRIDAY (February 25) MINERS’ HALL. Usual Prices and Prizes. Music by Runanga Piano-Accordion Band. Coburn’s bus will run after Ball p EMINDER: Ahaura Memorial Hall, SATUE-DAY, March 4th. CHALLENGE CHOPS & DANCE. WESTPORT PUBLIC NOTICES. F W. HAGEDORN & SONS Palmerston St., Westport CABINET MAKERS AND FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Funerals arranged and conducted to suit the times. ’Phones: Shop 175 Residence 77.

A. H. HENLEY Member Radio Institute iN.Z.) REGISTERED RADIO SERVICEMAN. Palmerston St. :: Westport. Box 20. ’Phone 235. All classes of Radios repaired. Valves tested free. Large stocks available. Latest testing equipment for prompt location of troubles. WHAT’S IN A NAME ? EVERYTHING WHEN IT’S BULLER ASK FOR BULLER BUTTER ! ASK FOR BULLER BUTTER ! AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT !

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