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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 97, 27 April 1933, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. . 1 LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT OF RENATE MULLER, , GEORGE ROBEY AND HARRY GREEN, , In " MARRY ME." ' Approved for Universal Exhibition. ON THE STAGE, THE FASHION PLATE REVUE. Sessions : 11. 12.30. 2.30. 5. 8 p.m. /THE PLA,Za\ < THE PLAZA, > N. The All-British Theatre. ./ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, AT 11 A.M., We present, a Combination of Brilliant British Artists that make this Saucy. Snappy British Musical Comedy joyous entertainment. With A OO, N N O O NN N 0 0 N n N OON N N 00N N N OON N N 0 0 N N N 0 O N NN U 0 0 U N N OWEN NARES. Whose popularity in Auckland has long since been established. In A Riot of Catchy Music. Sparkling Humour—and joyous Entertainment. . " rpIIERE Q-OES mUE jgRIDE." , " mHERE r\ OES rpHE -ORIDE." , " mHERE C\ OES m.HE J3RIDE.'* Approved for Universal Exhibition. THE ENGLISH "DAILY MAIL" ~~ ' SAYS: . "THERE GOES THE BRIDE" HAS EVERY PROSPECT OF ACHIEVING AS BIG A SUCCESS AS "SUNSHINE SUSIE." AND HERALDS THE ARRIVAL OF THE GREATEST PERSONALITY EVER KNOWN TO TALKIESJESSIE MATTHEWS.' . BOX PLANS FOR TO-MORROW FILLING RAPIDLY. BOOK EARLY, NEW 111 ALEXANDRA REGENT & ALEXANDRA (Epsom). (Green Lane). I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT BOTH THEATRES. TOM WALLS PRODUCTION. TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS — In — ! " LEAP YEAR." " LEAP YEAR." " LEAP YEAR." Outstanding Cast includes: JEANNE STUART, ANNE GREY. Recommended by Censor for Adults. FREE BUS for Alexandra leaves Panmure 7.30, Lake Road 7.40, | Ellerslie 7.45, Penrose 7.50. | ADELPHI | To-night at B.' Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. JOAN BLONDELL, I ERIC LINDEN, — In — " BIG CITY BLUES." | Approved for Universal Exhibition. "newdeluxe") ISF TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. No. I—RICHARD CROMWELL, Dorothy Jordan, Mae Marsh, in "THAT'S MY BOY." "THE NIGHT MAYOR." With LEE TRACY, EVALYN KNAPP, nß| CATHOLIC |P|l REPERTORY iJBI SOCIETY S. AND J. QUINTEROS' SUBTLE COMEDY, "A HUNDRED YEARS OLD." "A HUNDRED YEARS OLD." TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. ;' Box Plan, Lewis Eady, Ltd. Reserved Seats, 3/ ; Unreserved, at door, 2/. Phone 20-581. D. M. DOUGHERTY, 20, Wyndham St Hon. Sec.^ YOU'LL LOOK FORWARD to that welcome break in the day—-Morning Tea time at the Ritz. Tea, Coffee or Cocoa, wltli Biscuits., 4d, in the Lounge. 1 COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen •Street. »29 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. jfri± TITUNICIPAIi ELECTIONS. j&_§K CITY COUNCIL. HOSPITAL g* N AND HARBOUR BOARDS. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 7.30 p.m. Parr Rd., Pt. Chevalier Hall. Opposite St.'Jude's St., Avondale. Corner of Nelson and Victoria Sts. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at 7.30 p.m. St. Mary's Rd., Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Corner Howe St. and Karangahape Rd. Corner East St. and Symonds St. Henley St., Parnell. MT. ALBERT COUNCIL, TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. CARLTON HALL, Sandringham. Open-air Meeting at 7.30 p.m., corner of Ethel St. and Sandringham Rd. Labour Mayoral Candidates and other Candidates will speak. PLUMP FOR THE LABOUR TICKET. 327 TITOUNT EDEN BOROUGH ELECTIONS. rjiHE jyjAYOR, jyp. J\£ C ]^ AB . • And THE TICKET OF BUSINESS MEN Will Address a Meeting in SHACKLETON RD. BAPTIST CHURCH AT 8 P.M. THURSDAY, . APRIL 27. Chairman, A. T. DOW, ESQ. 27 -JMTT. EDEN BOROUGH ELECTIONS. PUBLIC MEETING. EMPIRE THEATRE, DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT — 8 p.m. — TO-NIGHT. " Address l>y , COUNCILLOR J. J. MULVIHILL, Ratepayers' Association's Candidate for Mayoralty. Facts ami Figures. Not Platitudes and ■ Pleasantries. - 27 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONB ADVTS. CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.