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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 100, 1 May 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 4 NIGHTS OF REVUE, "HELLO, PROSPERITY!" I. The Biggest, Brightest and Best. FINAL REVUE MATINEE. NEXT WEDNESDAY, AT 2.15. NEXT SATURDAY' — "CINDERELLA." | HIS MAJESTY'S. ) Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. AND UNTIL THURSDAY. ONLY MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AT 2.15 THE FINAL REVUE OF THE SEASON "HELLO, PROSPERITY!" " HELLO, PROSPERITY!" With GEORGE WALLACE, I GEORGE WALLACE, I And All the Revue Favourites, Including, THE FIVE CLEVBRES, RENB RICH, THE NEW BIG FOUR, MAURICB DIAMOND'S BEAUTY BALLET, In a Budget of New Sketches, Songs, Ballets and Acrobatic Features. Matinee Prices: 3/, 2/, 1/; Children, half-price. Evening Prices : 5/, 4/, 3/, 2/ and 1/6, Late Door, 1/. All prices plus tax. | HIS MAJESTY'S. | COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY. GRAND GALA OPENING MATINEE, 2.15. Then Twice Daily, 2.1j and S. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present FRANK NEIL'S GLITTERING, GORGEOUS DRURY LANE FAIRY PANTOMIME, "CINDERELLA." "CINDERELLA." ___ "CINDERELLA." "CINDERELLA." Twenty Beautiful Scenes of Dazzling Splendour. A Wonderful Show for the Children and a Delight to the Grown-ups as Well. A Carefully Selected Cast will Include 1 GEORGE WALLACE as BUTTONS. i" I GEORGE WALLACE as BUTTONS. | . His funniest role to date and the darling of the gods. I .lOSIE MELVILLE as CINDERELLA. I [ JOSIE MELVILLE as CINDERELLA. [ The beautiful heroine of story-book fame. I SYD. BECK as the DAME, f ! SYD. BECK as the DAME. | The most laughabje old soul you have Been for years. MIRIAM LESTER (Prince Charming), DOROTHY DEWAR (Dacdldl), BILLY MALONEY (The Ugly Sister), CLIFF O'KBEFE (Demon King), MURRAY AND WALTON (the Dame's Dancing Horse), MAURICE DIAMOND (the Cat), MAURICE BARLING (Baron Hardup). BEAUTIFUL BALLETS AND CLEVER KIDDIES GALORE. The Wonderful Spectacles will include :— UNDERNEATH THE SEA—THE BEAUTIFUL'BUTTERFLY AND HOSE BALLET AMAZING CLEVBRES—RBNE RICH—THE NEW BIG FOUR—THE AUTUMN GLADE—THE DEMON'S LAIR —THE MARCH OF THE TOY SOLDIERS —THE ROYAL BALLROOM — THE PALACE OF HEARTS, And CINDERELLA'S GLITTERING T FAIRY COACH AND REAL WHITE PONIES. j Amazing Scale of Pantomime Prices: NIGHTS: 5/, 4/, 3/, 2/, 1/. Children, Half-price, except to 1/ Scats. Early Door Gallery, Cd extra. MATINEE PRICES: Adults. 4/, 3/, 2/, 1/; Chlldrcu'3 Prices, 1/, 1/8. 2/. All Prices Plus Tax. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. on Wednesday. Day Sales at His Majesty's Sweets Shop.

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. /IITY TyTAYORAL "pLBCTION. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, r*rso. ry ttutchison, -psQ., WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT THE TJEMUERA T IBRART "TXALL, mO-NIGHT "ftTONDAY, AT 8 P.M., WHEN HE WILL REVIEW THE COUNCIL'S ACTIVITIES DURING HIS TERM OF OFFICE. Chairman: C. J. TUNKS. ESQ. xl mo THE "Hi LECTORS OF TTAMILTON, /CAMBRIDGE,. TO A WAMUTU AND "NJGARUAWAHIA. I am again offering my Services as your Representative on the Auckland Harbour Board. ' Having . had long experience on local bodies, namely, eight years Chairman of Wahiku Town Board, nine years Member of Franklin County Council, and for the past four years your Representative on the Auckland Harbour Board. YOUR SUPPORT ON ELECTION DAY WILL BE APPRECIATED. I remain, Yours faithfully, R. T. R BID 3 HAMILTON. TITT. EDEN BOROUGH ELECTIONS. T HE M AYOR, M R. rp M C N AB, AND THE TICKET OF BUSINESS. MEN, Will Address the Following Meetings: MONDAY. MAY 1, at. 8 p.m.—CARMEN AVENUE HALL. TUESDAY, MAY 2, at 8 p.m.—METHODIST CENTENARY HALL, Dominion Road.. . . Chairman: ,\V, H. NAGLE, ESQ. 1 TVTT. EDEN BOROUGH ELECTIONS. PUBLIC MEETING. ZBALANDIA HALL, BALMORAL, Opp..' Capitol Theatre, UpstalTS. 8 p.m., TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), May 2. "■.."'•■ .Address by., COUNCILLOR J. J. MULVTHILL, Ratepayers'; Association's Candidate for , Mayoralty Facts and Figures. Not Platitudes and Pleasantries. 1 BASKETBALL. TWO exceptionally good Goalies want Replacement second grade basketball team.—Basketball. 1330, Stab.