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Grey River Argus, 4 June 1943, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA IJoUSE” Daily NOW Nightly 2 p.m. SHOWING 7.45 p.m. TO-DAY’S MOST AMAZING SENSATION.. Suggested by “The Invisible Man” By H. G. Wells. MASSEY | INVISIBLE I LORRE jon AGENT John HALL ■ 1 — 1 ——— I LIT E L SIR CEDRIC J'. EDWARD HARDWICKE BROMBERG The Thrilling Story of a PHANTOM COMMANDO on an Invisible Invasion UNSEEN UNHEARD as he Raids and Wrecks the Reich. (Rec. bv Censor for Adults). ATTRACTION No. 2: The Tops in Fast-Paced and Sparkling Musical Comedy Entertainment. - 1| | O’KEEFE ‘ 1 Moonlight I j Q ENNIS Jane I Masquerade ’ ’ FRAZEE I =— BETTY KEAN——EDDIE FOY Jr. (App. for Universal Exhibition). NEW SERIAL ::: NEW SERIAL TO-NIGHT —7.45— TO-NIGHT Also Saturday Matinee. “DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY” DON TERRY CLAIRE RODD ANNE NAGEL JOHN LITEL A 12-Chapter Broadside of Searing Adventure. Don’t Miss Chapter 1. “THE HUMAN TORPEDO.” YOU MUST SEE THEMYOU MUST SEE THEM * —-YOU MUST HEAR THEM YOU MUST HEAR THEM gKIPPER'S JJARMONICA b and —REGENT THEATRENEXT SUNDAY—JUNE 6. i Matinee 2.30—4.30; Evening 8.30—10.30. Miss Britannia (Miss Joan Pearson) and her Princesses will be presented at the Evening Concert. Prices; Matinee 2/- & 1/6; children 6d. Prices: Evening 2/6 & 2/-; Children 1/6. Lest Your Regret—Don’t Forget June 6th. Proceeds in aid Miss Britannia.

DANCES. PARTY DANCE HAPPY AND SNAPPY LYCEUM HALL—TO-NIGHT. —Dixiana Band— Soldiers in Uniform Free. WELL WORTH WAITING FOR The EVER POPULAR GRAND LABOUR BALL MINERS’ HALL, RUNANGA. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING) Features include: Monte Carlo £1 1/-, Lucky Spot 10/6, Lucky Seats (2) 5/- each. Williams' Orchestra. First-class supper arrangements. Greymouth Patrons: Coburn’s bus runs to Runanga at 8, 9 and 10.30 p.m., RETURNING AFTER THE BALL. Prices: 5/-, 3/- and 2/6. Onlookers 1/6. ■j/TTCHEN Evening and Dance for v Miss Elsa Smith, Druids’ Hall, Blackball, TO-MORROW (Saturday.) Come along and join the fun. Good music and supper. MISS AMERICA. G R AND BALL GLADSTONE HALL TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Excellent Music. Good Supper. Prices: 3/6 and 2/-. Remember this night, it’s going to be great I PATRIOTIC DAN c"e~ -SCHAEF’S HALL-TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). :: Usual :: Returned Soldiers in Uniform will be admitted free. ’Buses as Usual. Skipper’s Harmonica Band will play a few numbers. Also Demonstration Tap Dancing. (Proceeds in aid Miss Britannia). ST. JOHN AMBULANCE — MONSTER ANNUAL BALL — — MONSTER ANNUAL BALL —" — MONSTER ANNUAL BALL — SCHAEF’S HALL MONDAY NEXT, June 7. West Coast Waltzing Competition (Tw’O Silver Cups). Good Prizes for Lucky Spots. SPECIAL SUPPER. Mayfair and Williams' Orchestras. YOU REGRETTED MISSING THE LAST—DON'T MISS THIS ONE! .Admission 7/6, 5/-, 3/-.

YOUR CHEMIST IS MOR E THAN A MERCHANT. FOR STOCKS OF BABY REQUIREMENTS, CALL AT HOGG’S. Glucose D., 2/9. Farex Cereal Food, 1/6 and 2/6. Ostomalt, 5/-. Ankoria Baby Food, 2/5 and 5/9. Minidex, 3/10. Sunshine Glaxo, 2/6 and 5/6. Nyal’s Baby Coueh, 1/8. Karilac Nos. 1,2 and '3, 1/7. Nyal’s Worm Syrup 2/9. . Kariol and Karil, 2/11 tin. Nyal’s Santonettes, 2/2. Malt with Halibut Oil and Orange Heatex Feeders, l y 3. Juice, 2/7 and 4/7. Teats, 9d each. Dinniford’s Magnesia, 2/2. J. and J. SOAP, 1/1. Nyal’s Milk of Magnesia, 1/10. ALSO STOCKS OF ROBINSON’S BARLEY AND GROATS. L. F. H OGG G r eymouth & JJOKITIKA pASSENGER & (QOODS gER VICE CURTAILMENT OF SERVICES. As from TUESDAY, 27th. October, the existing Greymouth-Westport Passenger and Goods Service will be SUSPENDED, and tile following time'able will be operated. PASSENGER SERVICE— Leave Greymouth for Westport Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4.30 p.m., after the arrival of the Express from Christchurch, arriving Westport 7.15 p.m. Leave Westport for Greymouth same days at 10 a.m., to connect with the 2.30 p.m. Rail-car for Hokitika, ’Buses for Blackball, and the 5.42 p.m. Rail-car for Christchurch. GOODS SERVICE— The Freight Service will in future leave Greymouth for Westport at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and leave Westport for Greymouth at 9.30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It has been found necessary to make these curtailments in the interests of conservation of Petrol and Tyres.