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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 82, 6 April 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND. TO-DAY. BAND. TO-DAY. The Last Screening To-day of The Great English Production, "CARNIVAL." "CARNIVAL." Time of Screening: "CARNIVAL." 11.30, 2, 4.10, G.lO, and 5.33. "CARNIVAL." I "CARNIVAL." Don't Miss the Last Chance "•CARNIVAL." of Seeing "Carnival." "CARNIVAL." "CARNIVAL." TO-DAY! TO-DAY! Specially Augmented Orchestra. 2nd Chapter, "The Adventures of Tarzan." 2nd Chapter, "The Adventures of Tarzan."' TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A New I*owerful Detective Drama, " WITS VERSUS WITS." '• WITS VERSUS WITS." Starring MARGUERITE MARSH. 3rd Chapter, Serial, "The Adventures of Tarzan." And NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADUE NORMA TiLMADGE NORMA. TALMADGE In "THE WOMAN GIVES." "THE WOMAN GIVES." "THE WOMAN GIVES." "THE WOMAN GIVES." p OX TTTOODWARD'S "PICTURES. ox Woodwards pictures. Britannia, Ponsonby, Three Lamps. A PAKAMOUNT SUPEII PRODUCTION Featuring GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON And an All-Star Cast. It stands out as one of the Supreme Achievements in Motion Pictures. "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT. r "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT." It is more than a picture. It is the radiance enlightening the dark places of the world. Whatever you do, don't miss this Great Picture. IN SEVEN PARTS. MACK SENNETT COMEDY. "ON A SUMMER'S DAY." Gazette. Orchestra. Reserves at White's till 7 p.m. Phone 3234. TPVERYBODY'S. THE HOME OF "•EVERYBODY'S. BRITISH PICTURES. EVERYBODY'S. BRITISH PICTURES. EVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY ! TO-NIGHT ! EVERYBODY'S. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN EVERYBODY'S. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN EVERYBODY'S. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN EVERYBODY'S. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN EVERYBODY'S. The Super Travelogue, EVERYBODY'S. E. Phillips Oppenheim's EVERYBODY'S. Famous Novel. EVERYBODY'S. " THE\ AMAZING EVERYBODY'S. " THE AMAZING i EVERYBODY'S. PARTNERSHIP." EVERYBODY'S. PARTNERSHIP." EVERYBODY'S. Special Music by EVERYBODY'S. Everybody's Augmented EVERYBODY'S. Orchestra. EVERYBODY'S. Times of Screening: EVERYBODY'S. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN EVERYBODY'S. 12.-10, 4.10, 7.50. EVERYBODY'S. AMAZING PARTNEREVERYBODYS. SHIP, 2, 5.3T.. U. 5. EVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY ! TO-NIGHT ! BROADWAY THEATRE, NEWMARKET. ROADWAY THEATRE, NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FOUL PLAY. This is a MASTER FILM FOUL PLAY. Production. FOUL PLAY. FOUL PLAY. A Thrilling and Powerful FOUL PLAY. Story from the pen of FOUL PLAY. Charles Reade. featuring i FOUL PLAY. RENEE KELLY, FOUL PLAY. RENEE KELLY, I FOUL PLAY. The English Screen Beauty.' FOUL TLAY. I FOUL PLAY. See the Scuttling of a Ship I FOUL. PLAY. on the High Seas, and the FOUL PLAY. encounter of the Heroine FOUL PLAY. with a Huge Bou ConFOUL PLAY. stridor. Reserves until 7 p.m. 'Phone 1534. Overture 7.43 p.m. jTp re s~s theatre; Reservoir Corner, Newton. Orchestral Overture 7.30. BIG GAME. BIG GAME. BIG GAME. Starring the beautiful May Allison. Comedy Gazette, Scenic. TxrEST~END. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. » » EST END. Last Night of WESrr END. SYLVIA BUEAMER WEST END. In WEST END. " RESPECTABLE B\ WEST END. PROXY." A Zippy Peppy Story of a Man with Two Wives He was a Gay Young Blade who Married a Chorus Girl. GOOD SUPPORTS Include Episode 7. "The Invisible Hand," Serial. ELECTORAL I T V OF A 0 C X L A «N D. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Pursuant to Section 39 o£ the I-oeal Elections and Polls Act, lOCS, and its Amendments I hereby jrive notice that an Election (if necessary) will be held on FKIDAY, APRIL 28, litt'J, for the purpose of electing one ft) Councillor for the City of Aneklauil in the place of Peter Mitchell Mackay (deceased). And 1 hereby appoint the City \ aluer» Office, Town Hall, Auckland, as the place, end SATURDAY. APRIL 22. 1022, before noon, as the day for the nomination or candidates for such office. Nomination fee: £3 (cas-h). Dated this sth day or April, 1922. T. F. NOTLEY, 516 Returning Officer. p<. I T V OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF ONE 0) COUNCILLOR. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Pursuant to Section 30 of the Local Elections and Polls Act. 190 S. and its I amendments, I hereby give notice that an Election (if necessary) will be held on FRIDAY. April 28. 1022, for the purpose of electing one (11 Councillor for the City of Auckland in the_j>lace of HAROLD DENNETT HEATHISK (deceased). And I hereby appoint the City Valuer's Office Town Hall, Auckland, as the place, and SATURDAY, April 22, 1022, before noon, as the day for the nomination of candidates for such office. Nomination Fee. £3 (cash). Dated this Oth day of April, 1022. P. F. NOTLEY. 657 Returning Officer. THOROUGH OF AYONDALE. ELECTION OF MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to Section 7 of the Local Elections and Polls Act, !00S, I hereby give notice that an 'Election will he held on SATURDAY, the 23th day of April, between the liours of 0 a.m. and 7 p.m., for the purpose of ELECTING A MAYOR AND EIGHT COUNCILLORS for the Borough of Avondale. And I hereby appoint tho Town Hall. Avondale. as the place, and THURSDAY, the '-OUi <lny of April, at Noon, as the date tied time for receiving Nominations for suWi oflices. Nominations must be on the prescribed forms (which may be obtained from the undersigned), and must be accompanied by a deposit of TEN POUNDS in the case of candidates for the Mayoralty, and THREE POUNDS by candidates for the office of Councillor. The District Electors Ro'l will Close on SATURDAY, the 13th April. Ml persons <iualified for enrolment are urged to till in and <leliver an application for enrolment before that date. ARTHUR NUNNS. , Returning Officer. Dated at Avondale this Gth day of April. J922. 53(1 REMOVAL NOTICES. T7IREDERICK A. BROWNE, A.N.Z.I.A. Registered Architect, HAS REMOVED FROM EMPIRE BtJIU)INGS, To FIRST FLOOR, COLWILL CHAMBERS. SWANSON STBSSET. 701