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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 86, 13 April 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. mitlAL -vt-ight J-RIAL TO-XIGHT. . O-NTUHT. W? T, E A I) - fJTHEKS -C-OLLOW. ZA_f m ttf AV >' u i'UERs Follow. Fi. S- Ke se r volr Cor., XJ"MPRESS. S««»S SS - Neivton - -Impress. EwSSS^ S ' T °- nl Sht, 7.30. T7IMPRESS. To-night, 7.30. -^MPKESS. XKIALS. TRIALS. TRIALS. Miss Beryl Innls—Soprano VocalTRIALS. Ist. ?_rf£.' Darba ra and Edna—Slmultan- „ - eoUB Dancers. p * afl y Cochrane—Eminent Irish TRIALS. Vocalist. £_ff L f- Dec * r * Duo—Double Claymore ■itUALS. Dance. ?_t'_t j |- Iss Violet Lees—Soubrette. iKXALS Chas. Kay—Character Vocalist ?st-at"l' . (The Blind Boy), by request. i_;TH!' Murlel and Zoe—Popular DuetTRIALS. tists. TRIALS. Harold Lockwood, assisted by TRIALS. Wllma. TRIALS. Jack Riley—Tenor. TRIALS. Miss V. Peterson—Balladist. IRIALS. Xolda nnd Gloria—The Midgets. IRIALS. Mavis Riley—The Live Wire TRIALS. Dancer. TRIALS. TO-XIGHT. Kawent Bros. E2"£*. GUT ' "Alfred" — Eccentric Dancer, TO-NIGHT. and Others TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Also. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Rupert nughes' TO-NIGHT. Great Drama of Divorce, TO-NIGHT. "RENO" — 0 Reels. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Come Early To-night and get TO-NIGHT. a Good Seat. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. STALLS, 9d; CIRCLE, 1/. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Reserves at Theatre, TO-NIGHT. Or Bon Ton Candy Store. TO-NIGHT. TO-MORROW NlGHT—Screening " OLD BILL THROUGH THE AGES." COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. FOR THE FIRST TIME IX AUCKLAND. THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR'S JAZZ BAND. — JAZZ BAND. NOTE.—These Syncopntors are (he pick of Jazz Musicians of the United States, and were selected specially to accompany the Ambassador of the American Fleet on its world-wide tour, and now being free, are going 10 make this lirst and wonderful appearance, FOR OXE WEEK ONLY. EXCLUSIVE TO THE HIPPODROME. Absolutely the greatest and most expensive attraction it has been our pleasure to present. THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR'S JAZZ BAND. — JAZZ BAND. Also, i I I Exhibitor Alliance Present a Super j Production. I 1 — I PHANTOM -rnSTTCE." HANTOM tl USTICE." | I I j Featuring I I 1 I ROD LA ROQUE, ESTELLE TAYLOR. | I I I FOR RESERVATIONS, RING 44-232. I I THURSDAY, II U R S D A V, AT HIPPODROME TTIPPODROME.; IPPODROME -Q-IPPODROME. [ ELECTORAL. I -pDEN "pT-BLECTION. "VTEW 7EALAND A LLIANCE (FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC). In pursuance of its declared policy, the j New Zealand Alliance hns submitted to 1 each of the Candidates the following questions :— 1. Will you endeavour to secure the deletion of State Purchase and Control from the Ballot Paper, and the submission of National Prohibition and National Continuance only, and stand for the right of the people to decide National Prohibition by a simple majority? 2. Will you oppose any extension of time between the Licensing Polls? 3. Will you oppose granting any extension of the period at present provided by lnw between the carrying of National Prohibition and its coming into operation ? 4. Will you oppose granting any redistribution or increase of Licenses contrary to the present law (Section 30, 1910)? 5. Will you oppose any provision for granting removal of Licenses beyond the limits now permitted by lnw? 6. Will you oppose nny increase in the facilities for the manufacture, importation and sale of alcoholic liquors? 7. Will you oppose the appointment of Licensing Boards or other Authority being substituted for the election of Licensing Committees? S. Will you endeavour to maintain tbe pact made with the Natives of the Rohe Potae prohibiting the sale of alcoholic liquor in the King Country? 9. In the event of National Prohibition being carried, will you support the adoption nnd enforcement .of suoh laws and regulations ns will secure the proper administration of Prohibition, having regard always to tho provision of alcohol for medicinal, scientific, sacramental and Industrial purposes? To these Questions, replies have been received as follows :— MISS "pLLEN MELVILLE Has answered "TES" to ALL Questions. S IX J AS - H. G UKSON Has written :"I am a Prohibitionist; I vote it and use my Influence for it. In the event of my election, I would, in legislative matters, exercise a judgment in the circumstances of the time." M R H. G. R M ASON Has not replied. , 130 J£ LECT OR S OF pI)E X. STAND FIRM FOR REFORM'S MOTTO"A SQUARE DEAL." V° TE ]\[ E LVILLE. 9G ED E X ELECT Q~T~S. The Government Majority Is Too Lar-e < c™ T 0 B Ppo|tiO A n s iS x needed. r ° e - A 9