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_ AMUSEMENTS. READ WHAT THE CRITICS SAY: za "Miss Matthews won instant favour with ist the audience." of "Her further appearances will be watched with keen interest." —"Herald," 29/4/33. /THE PLAZaX <T THE PLAZA, > N. The All-British Theatre / j- ■ ' Amalgamated Theatres, Limited. Direction : M. J. Moodabe. Sessions : 11, 12.40, 2.30, 5, 8 p.m. A Snappy, Saucy Story of a Bride-to-be on the rampage in Gay Paree. AWES "VTARES, AWES -M-ARES, QWEN -J^\ARES, And S THE BAND OF THE SAVOY ORPHEANS In "rriHERE mHE tdride." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Jessie Matthews is. Britain's Latest Sparkling Addition to the World's Greatest Film Stars, and is undoubtedly the Greatest Personality Talkies have ever presented. Book Early—Telephone 41-586. FRIDAY NEXT. Another Brilliant Comedy to maintain the high standard of entertainment set by the Plaza— „ WINIFRED SHOTTER, , OWEN NARES,' :< in ' " THE LOVE CONTRACT." ' ) WEST ENDT^f^gars. Amalgamatea TTieatres, Limited. Direction : M. .7. Moodabe. 2 — BIG FEATURES — 2 No. I—RALPH BELLAMY and MARION NIXON, In. " REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM." No. 2—JOAN BENNETT In " THE TRIAL OF VIVIENNE WARE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. j ALEXAMBRAI T^ffht 1 ;?! [I Amalgamated Theatres. Limited. Direction: M. J. Moodabe. ; IVOR NOVELLO " THE~LODGER." "THE LODGER." Recommended by Censor for Ailu''». FREE BUS leaves Panmure P.O. |j 7.30, Lake Road 7.40, Kllersllc 7.45". 1 EDENDALITcTNEMAr 111 l SANDRINGHAM. To-night at S p.m. Amalgamated Theatres, Limited. Direction: M. J. Moodabe. TOM WALLS In ■ "LEAP YEAR." 111 Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMBINED PONSONBY SCHOOLS (RICHMOND ROAD. BAYFIELD, POMSONBY). TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (TUES.), MAY 2, 1933. GRAND CONCERT BY THE MASSED CHOIRS, . J 500—PERFORMERS —500 Assisted by. '.. . ( THE LEYS INSTITUTE ORCHESTRA. i MUSICAL DRILL AND OTHER ITEMS. HUMOUR BY ALAN McELWAIN. "- ' In' Aid of the ] FREE DISTRICT DENTAL CLINIC. Admission : Adults, 1/ ; Children, 6d. q Doors, 7.30. Concert, 8 p.m. 1 < : : y INIMITABLE! Isn't It better valua.to C i come and enjoy a "Ritz" Lunch? It costs no more^ —yet there isn't finer service anywhere. ■ "

COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen Street. : LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. AUCKLAND TTARBOUR TDOARI TJ! LECTION. To the. Auckland City Electors: — M R J. B. J OHNSTO * MEMBER OF THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD AS, ONE OF YOUR REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE PAST EIGHT YEARS, AND DEPUTYCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD DURING THE PAST TWO TEARS, RESPECTFULLY SEEKS THE CONTINUANCE OF YOUR SUPPORT AT WEDNESDAY'S POLL. I ' : ' ' '.- - ' Xl pI I I ■', ip LECT OR S. HARBOUR. BOARD '" ELECTION. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. c COUNCILLOR v W. H. M UERAT ' EX-MEMBER HARBOUR BOARD, CANDIDATE FOR A SEAT ON . THE ABOVE BOARD, SOLICITS YOUR INTEREST AND SUPPORT. ' ._. , Every Person whose Name appears on the Municipal Roll is Eligible to Vote for Harbour Board, as well as City Council. i"vNEHUNGA TITAYORAL -pLECTION. /-10UNCILLOR rn -tr q.eraghty, THE OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, Carrying the Credentials of the Labour •Representation. Committee, . SPEAKS AT THE. '. ITIE T)APAPA -pTALL, NEXT TUESDAY . NIGHT, NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. > • ELECTION > NEXT WEDNESDAY.. Hours, 0 a.m.-7 p.m. ' 1 QNEHUNGA * MAYORAL ELECTION. M R F. W. M OUNTJOX - ; Will Address the Electors In the FORESTERS' THEATRE, FORESTERS' THEATRE, TO-MORROW NIGHT (TUESDAY), AT 8 P.M. Chairman: PASTOR THORNLEY. Poa'jt Neglect to .Vote 9n Wednesday, l