| AMUBEMENTB. , .. THE BIGGEST AND BEST VALUE IN TOWN. b TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT 1 nuumißißßßia c SESSIONS: ii—a—s—B. No. I—A Western- story Teeming | with Youth and Thrills. " THE COWBOY KID," "THE COWBOY KID," Featuring REX BELL. I | No. 2—A Master Picture Special. j | " THE GHOST TRAIN," I " THE GHOST TRAI V 1 1 Also, I I I BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME j | 800 SEATS, 1/, 1/, 1/. I | j CHILDREN, 6d, 6d, 6d. I Hippodrome — rno-NiGHT. f IPPODROME — J-O-NIGHT. i LJ l_ EMPRESS NEWTON. TO-NIGHT. 7.30. A GREAT HOLIDAY I 2-STAR PROGRAMME, i No. I—J. FARRELL McDONALD, In Bringing ttp t^ather." RINGING r ATHER." | From the Famous Newspaper Comic Strip. No. 2—BEN LYON, J.YA MARA, "DANCIx VIENNA." STALLS, 9d. CIRCLE, 1/. | j WEST END PONSONBY ROAD. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. 2 STAR ATTRACTION'S 2 No. I—JOHN GILBERT, LILLIAN GISH, in "LA BOHEME," No. 2—KENNETH HARLAN, In "HIS FIGHTING CHANCE." STALLS. 9d. CIRCLE, 1/. -DE LUXE THEATREMOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. A Metro-Goldwyn Comedy Riot. | " fcIRCUS ROOKIES." Even Funnier than "Rookies." Splendid Supporting Programme. USUAL PRICES. ALEXANDRA THEATRE GREEN LANE. TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Great 2-Star Programme. No. I—MONTE BLUE, 111 " ONE ROUND HOGAN." No. 2—MALCOLM McGREGOR, In "THE MIDNIGHT LIMITED." USUAL PRICES. ELECTORAL. Q.REY L TXN ELECTORATE. JOHN g JpLETCHER, UNITED PARTY CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS In the jy£ETHODIST 'pi"ALL. CORNER NEW NORTH ROAD AND BRIGHT STREET. rpONIGHT, jy£ONDAY. 8 P.M., And at the PpiIEATRE, On yyEDNESDAY. QCTOBER 24 HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (Mr. Baildon) will preside. "JJ KITED pARTY. UCKLAND J£AST J^LECTORATE. M R J AS B. D' JN ' ALD Will Address the Electors of Auckland East as under: — TO-NIGHT (MONDAY)—Newmarket Town Hal , at 8 p.m. Chairman : Councillor F. J. O'Meara. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) — Methodist Mission. Airedale Street, opp. Town Hall, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY —Afternoon. 2.30: Onetangl. WEDNESDAY—Evening, 8; Ostend. 23 OSK 1L L JJLBCTORATK. M K G. O. M UNNS UNITED PARTY CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors. KING GEORGES HALL, MT. ALBERT. PJIO-MORROW, rpUESDAY, 8 P.M. CARLTON HALL, EDENDALE, QCTOBER 8 P.M. 24 j^UBUKBS ELECTORATE. M K E.~R. A llen UNITED PARTY CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS As under:— TUESDAY, 23 I'll—W AITA'KER E PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, 24th—AVONDALE TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, 2otU—GLEN EDEN TOWN HAILL. Chairman: O. G. AVERY, ESQ. All Meetings 8 p.m. All Cordially Invited. 22 JJAURAKI ELECTORATE. M B. E- A IXiN, UNITED PARTY, Will Address Electors at OTAHUHU GAIETY THEATRE — TOMORROW (Tuesday), 8 p.m. HOWICK —WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m.. PAPATOETOE. CENTRAL THEATRE — THURSDAY, October 25, S p.m. 22 E LECTORATE - M" R. H. G" BTK,L "- UNITED PARTY CANDIDATE. Will Address Electors, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) — PICTURE DROME, MILFORD. WEDNESDAY. 24 th—SfASONIC HALL. DEVONPORT. MEETINGS, 8 P.M. . VOTE FOR GREVILLE, 23 THE BRIDGE ADVOCATE. A
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 250, 22 October 1928, Page 18
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