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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 114, 16 May 1929, Page 28

_ AMUSEMENTS. — THE REGENT. — Direction : J. C. \Yilli<iEpson ftilnis. lastTldays. LAST 3 DAYS. THREE SESSIONS DAILY, 11 A.M., 2.15, AND 8 P.M. " WHITE SHADOWS — " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS " WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS." A METRO-GOLDWYN MOVIETONE PRODUCTION WITH ASTOUNDING SOUND EFFECTS. You will be charmed as never before by the enchanting melodies of dusky South Sea Maidens, the strumming of their ukuleles, and by all the mystic sounds of these islands of Paradise. ■ Box Plans at the Theatre and Lewis Eady Ltd. MONDAY - NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. Paramount's First TALKING, SINGING, DANCING, AND SOUND SYNCHRONISED PICTURE. The Snappiest and Brightest Entertainment • for Months. THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL. THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL. THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL. THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL. Featuring GARY COOPER, OAKY COOPER, GARY COOPER. The Star of "Beau Sabreur" and "Legion of the Condemned," and NANCY CARROL, NANCY CARROL, NANCY CARROL, America's Brightest Musical Comedy Star. SEE AND HEAR THE SHOPWORN A NOEL. HEAR A PRECIOUS LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE BECOME A LIVING. THROBBING, APPEALING REALITY ON THE SCREEN. HEAR NANCY CARROL'S GOLDEN VOICE SINGING THE SONGS SPECIALLY WRITTEN FOR lIER. SEE AND HEAR the wedding CEREMONY ON THE SCREEN. THE MOST THRILLING THING IN TALKIES YET DONE. Plans open at Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd., Friday. MIDNIGHT FROLICS MATINEE, NEXT SATURDAY, 'AT 2. Children half-price to all p'arts except Gallery. The youngsters will thoroughly enjoy Clem Dawe as the very naughty school boy. - HIS MAJESTY'S. —* Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. THE FROLICS AT THEIR BEST. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. MATINEE NENT SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., Present THE. MIDNIGHT FROLICS. THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS. CLEM DAWE MONA MAGNET, Together with THE FROLICS JAZZ BAND OF 12. And the other Favourites, including Eric Edgeley, Gregory Ivanoff, Dorothy White, Oscar Beck. Gertie Cromer, William Ferryman, Les White, John Robertson. GIGANTIC OPENING PROGRAMME. GIGANTIC OPENING PROGRAMME. New Songs, New Dances, New Ballets, New Sketches. Undoubtedly the best all-round entertainment yet presented by The Midnight Frolics. Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES.—D.C. and R.S., 4/; Stalls, 3/ and 2/; Gallery, 1/. Saturday: Reserves, 5/. All prices plus tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL. ELECTORAL. QOUNTY OF W A IT E MAT A. RESULT OF POLL ON PROPOSED LOAN. In pursuance of the provisions of Section 13 of the. Local Bodies Loans Act, 1026, I hereby give notice that a Poll of ratepayers of the Waiparcira Riding of the County of Waitemata was taken on the Bth day of May, 1020, on the proposal of the Waiteiuata County Council to borrow the sum of £10,000, for the purpose of road construction, bridge and culvert building, constructing and metalling roads in the Waipareira Riding of the County of Waitemata. The number of votes recorded in favo.ir of the proposal was 224. The number' of votes recorded against the proposal was 117. Informal 17. The number of votes recorded for the proposal being the necessary three-Jifths required by the Statute, I therefore declare that the, proposal jvas carried. Dated at Auckland this loth day of May, 1029 ' A. U. LAI.N-G, Chairman. QOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. RESULT'OF POLL ON PROPOSED LOAN. In pursuance of the provisions of Section 13 of the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1026, I hereby give notice that a Poll of ratepayers of the Waitakere Riding of the County of Waitemata was taken on the Stli day •of May, 1920, on the proposal of the Waitemata County Council to borrow the sum of £20.000 for the purpose of road construction, bridge and culvert building, and constructing and' metalling roads in the Waitakere Riding in the County of Waitemata. The number of rotes recorded ill favour of the proposal was 135. The number of votes recorded against the proposal was 158. Informal 13. The number of votes recorded fo-r the proposal not being the necessurv threefifths required by the Statute, I therefore declare that the proposal was lost. Dated at Auckland this loth day of May, 1020. A. M. LAING, Chairman. ELOCUTION. OULFORD BELL.—AII Branches of the Elocutionary Art; children or adults. fhe Academy, Upper Queen St. B MRS. CULFORD BELL gives Lessons at Academy Studios, Queen St., on Mondays: Itemuera Library, Saturdays. B DENTISTRY. "OETTER Teeth, greater comfort; very moderate fees.—Howey Walker, Dentist, 200, Queen St. Terms arranged. D TT'NIGHT, Dentist, Kingsland, supplier •"-good Sets Teeth from £2 10/, guaranteed ; Remodelling. 30/: Repairs from 5/. B rpEETII are necessary. Dental Services are nrgent Special terms arranged.— Howey Walker, Dentist, City Chambers. D V A ""HMHL mgaaafawß * a—aßtagat