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AMUSEMENTS. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd, 11 — 2.15 — 8. BEN TRAVERS SCORES AGAIN! TOM WALLS TOM WALLS "LADY IN DANGER." "LADY IN DANGER." Rccommcndcd bj/ Censor for Adults. A Gaumont-British Special. YVONNE ARNAUD. His fiancee didn't appreciate the " honour when she found a fascinating foreigner in possession of his bachelor flat. JUBILEE WEEK JUBILEE WEEK Opens at a Grand GALA PERFORMANCE, GALA PERFORMANCE, THURSDAY EVENING, THURSDAY EVENING, AT 8 P.M. AN EPIC OF ENGLAND. The Story of a Great British Soldier . . . Statesman . . . Husband . . . Politician. A PAGE TORN FROM HISTORY. — Artist. Q.EORGE QEORGE Q.EORGE Q.EORGE Q.EORGE Q.EORGE Q.EORGE Q.EORGE Q.EORGE QEORGE

Ills First British ' Masterpiece, " THE IRON DUKE." " THE IRON DUKE." " THE IRON DUKE." " THE IRON DUKE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. In Supporting Roles: GLADYS COOPER, ELLALINE TERRIS, Anil Famous London rinycrs. 40 FEATURED PLAYERS. CAST OF 3500. In Addition : THE OFFICIAL JUBILEE FILM. A Screcn Masterpiece. " TWENTY-FIVE YEARS "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS "TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A KING." A KING." A KING." Introduction by SIR AUSTEN CHAMEERLAIN Prepared by JOHN DRINKWATER. A Vivid Record of a Glorious Reign Every incident in the life of our beloved King, A COLOURFUL MUSICAL INTERLUDE. A PROGRAMME EVERY BRITISH SUBJECT WILL BE PROUD OF. — BOOKING — BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT TIIE THEATRE. RESERVATIONS: 30-100. 1 MAYFAIR 1 SA iiTone N l2 H oo3: Nightly at 7.43 p.m.—Joe B. Brown in "\ Very Honourable Guy." Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. "The Captain Hates the Sea." Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. Snappy Numbers —Solo, Chorus and Dance. EVA SIMSON FAREWELL, CONCERT CHAMBER TUESDAY. WINTER MEALS , Enjoyed as never before, In the delightful cosiness of COOKE'S RITZ. LTD.. *4 242, Queen Street. ON EHU NG A RATEPAYERS. VOTE

RALPH SANFT, TRANSPORT BOARD. x 3 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. U N I C I P A L LECTION, M A * 8. J^ABOUR. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS. rpO-NIGHT, AT rj gQ P.M.. THE MAYORAL CANDIDATE, M B ' J. S 4IBOH - Will Speak at Meetings:— ELM ST. AND ROSEBANK- RD„ AVONDALE. Speakers : \V. T. Anilerton, J. S. Stewart and P. Richardson. SURREY CRESCENT AND WILLIAMSON AVE. Speakers: Mrs. Harrison, J. Lyon, W. Douglas, J. A. Lee, M.P., and W. T. Anderton. HENLEY ST., PARNELL. Speakers: B. Martin, U. Grant, F. Andrews and F. W. Schramm, M.P. HOWE STREET. Speakers : J. Purtell, C. Bailey and W. J. Lyon. ST. JAMES', WELLINGTON ST. Speakers : W. Masters, F. Lark, J. A. Mason, W. J. Yarnall and H. G. It. Mason, M.P. ST. MARY'S RD„ PONSONBi'. Speakers: 11. Staley, C. S. Morris, A. S. Rosser, Mrs. M. M. Dreaver, and B. Martin. BRIGHT ST., NEW NORTH RD. Speakers : Mrs. Ben fell, F. G. Young, J. S. Montgomery and F. Park; also H. Barnes (Mt. Albert Council Candidate). TUESDAY, APRIL 30. Seafleld View Road and Carlton Gore Road. France Street and East Street. Franklin Road and Ponsonby Road. Orakei Road and Ara Street. x 29 RETIREMENT OF CANDIDATE. Pursuant to Section 13 of the Local Elections and Polls Act of 1925. I hereby give notice that MASON, Henry Greathead Rex. a Candidate for the Office of Mayor for the City of Auckland, has retired, front the Election. Dated this 29th day of April, 1935. P. F. NOTLEY, Returning Officer for the City of Auckland. x 29 (~)NE TREE HILL RATEPAYERS. W VOTE RALPH SANF'T, TRANSPORT BOARD. x 3 REUNIONS. "Vr Z.E.F. —Main Body Reunion, held - 1 -' • October; all interested send names.— 11. 2411. Star.. X 29 LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE AND SONS. Tenuis Specialists.— Kestringlng from 12/6 to 32/6 94, Albert St. 45-617. C