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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20249, 8 May 1929, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. UNQUALIFIED PRESS APPROVAL—"A Remarkable Picture." , ~ "For Sheer Realism must supersede ail others." . , , _ . , "One Hears—The Inarticulate Cries ox Excited Natives. The Fascinating Plaintiveneaa of Native Music. The Shriek ot the Tornado. The Rumble of the Breakers." . , ... "Tbo Audience last night was vastly impressed probably as never before, and it was not to be wondered at. —Vide N.Z. Herald, May 7. Last evening's audience met with an experience worth remembering and repeating. As a straight pholo-play "White Shadows has not been excelled this year; nor is it likely that a better picture of its kind will be seen in Auckland for many moons. —Vide "The Sun, May 7. THE REGENT'S SECOND GREAT SOUND PRODUCTION. A SENSATION!! A STOR"¥ OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE. OF SOFT LANGOROUS NIGHTS AND DREAMFILLED DAYS, OF BEAUTIFUL NATIVE MAIDENS. OF LOVE PRIMITIVE AND UNASHAMED. "WHITE SHADOWS "WHITE SHADOWS "WHITE SHADOWS "WHITE SHADOWS "WHITE SHADOWS THE SOUTH SEAS." A Metro-Goldwyn Movietone Production of GLORIOUS ADVENTURE AND FLAMING ROMANCE IN A SETTING OF RIOTOUS FOLIAGE AND SPARKLING WATERS. WITH ALL THE MYSTIC SOUNDS AND MELODIES OF THE SOUTH SEAS. SEE AND HEAR NANSEN, Famous Arctic Explorer. MARION HARRIS, Columbia Recording Artist. PRESIDENT HOOVER', INAUGURAL SPEECH PATHE AND PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS " CONFESSION," a two-reel ALL-TALK-ING Drama, directed by Lionel Barrymore, with Eddie Nugent, fhe boy Reporter of "The Bellamy Trial." THREE SESSIONS DAILY, 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. Box Plans at the Theatre- and Lewis Eady, Ltd PRICES OF ADMISSION: Morning Session —Adults Is and Is 6d; Children, half-price. Afternoon Session.—Adults, Is Gd and 2s; Children half-price. Evening Session. —Dress Circle, 3s 6d: Royal Lounge. •Is. Evening Session.—Front Stalls. Is Gd; Res. Stalls 2s 6d. Plus Tax. FOUR HOURS FUN TO-NIGHT AT THE MOULIN ROUGE. Two Hours Pictures Two Hours Pictures Two Hours Pictures Two Hours Pictures Two Hours Pictures (8-10). Followed by Two Hours Jazz. Two Hours Jazz. Two Hours Jazz. Two Hours Jazz. Two Hours Jazz. Late: Tudor, Remuera. Anita Stewart in "Name the Woman." Daring thcmo. Startling events. Smashing climax. Beautiful decorations. Excellent floor. Moulin Rouge Super Six Orchestra. It won't be too late to "run out" after 10. IF YOU LOVE PICTURE—IF YOU LOVE DANCING, here is your opportunity to spend a very pleasant evening. Make up a party and come along. It's great, and worth motoring miles to enjoy. Buffet Supper in our Beautiful Lounge. Popular Prices: 2s, Is 6d and Is; plus Jazz, Is. or Jazz only, 2s. Reserve by phone, 24-749.

a eolian orchestra. /gvja\ EIGHTH SEASON. FIRST CONCERT. (SWL Fl LEWIS R. EADY HALL, \lwmt TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 14, At 8 p.m. Conductor: H. Hollinrake, Esq. Soloists: Mr. W. Gemmell (Vocal), _ Mr. N. Walker (Violin). Admission, 2s, or Subscriber's Ticket. G. T. LEE. Hon. Sec. Auckland transport board LOAN POLL TO-DAY. BE SURE TO RECORD YOUR VOTE. You may Vote for both Loans. ELECTORAL. T DESIRE TO EXPRESS MY 1 GRATITUDE To My Many Friends for Their Splendid Work oil My Behalf, and lo the Electors Whose Confidence Placed Me in a Position of which I Have Reason to be Proud. D. DONALDSON. -OUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTION OF 12 COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to the provisions of "The Local Election and Polls Act, 1925," I hereby declare that the number of votes received by each Candidate lor the Office of Councillor for tile JBorough of Mount Kclen at the election held on May 1, 1929, -was as follows: BRYDEN, Archibald McCoshim 1421 CHAPPELL. Sydney Ernest .. 1079 HARTiNOLL, Alfred Pascoo .. 1410 HOOTON, John Peter .. . . 1335 HOPPY, Richard G62 JOLL, Lewis .. .. .. 149;J KING. William Withy . . . , 1370 LANGE, William George .. 1503 MELVILLE, John Morison . . 1452 MILLS. Robert James . . . . IGGO MORISON. Robert McKinney . 1450 NAGLE, William Henry .. 1845 NEWCOMB. Stanley . . . . 1476 RENDELL, Frank Lambert . . 1753 SMITH. James 1189 STEVENSON. Edward .. .. 821 TAYLOR, Gideon Lawrence . . 14fi4 UPTON. Albert Charles .. 1257 WOOLLEY, William . . 1412 I hereby declare the said William Henry Nagle, Frank Lambert Rendell, Sydney Ernest Chappell, Robert James Mills. William George Lange, Lewis Joll, Stanley Newcomb, Gideon Lawrence Taylor, John Morison Melville. Robert McKinney Morison, Archibald McCoshim Bryden. William Woolley to be duly elected as Councillors for the Borough of Mount Eden for the ensuing two years. Dated this 7th day of May. 1920. S. GRAY, Returning Officer. A UCKLAND HARBOUR il ELECTION. CONSTITUENT DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN AND MANUKAU COUNTIES. DECLARATION OF POLL. Pursuant to Section 32 of the "Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925," I hereby give notice that the Number of Votes received by each Candidate for the Office of Representative of tho Combined District of Manukau and Franklin Counties on the Auckland Harbour Board is as follows: ALLAN. Ebenezer . . . . 1525 MACKENZIE, Hugh Ross . . 2957 Informal 84 And J hereby declare tho said HUGH ROSS MACKENZIE to be duly elected to such Office. Dated at Pukckohe this 6th day of May, 1920. W, G. PATTERSON. Returning Officer, For tho Combined District. TRANSPORT ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACE. I hereby give notice in pursuance of the Local Bodies Loans Act. 1020. and the Local Elections" and Polls Act., 1925, that Polls of the Ratepayers of the Auckland Transport District will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 81 h Day of May, 1920, between the Hours of 9 a.m. and p.m. oil the Proposals of the Auckland Transport. Board to raise for the Extension and Improvement of Tramways. (a) A Loan of .£520,600. and in the alternative 7 (b) A Loan of £2?0,000. And I hereby appoint the following Additional Polling Place for the taking of the said Poll: CITY.—St. Cuthbert's • Hall, Faulder's Avenue. West End Estate. W. ST. J. CLARKE, Secretary.