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amuse:.:snts. lT THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING ABOUT * " MERRILY WE LIVE " " MERRILY WE LIVE " " MERRILY WE LIVE " * sr NOW IN ITS FOURTH HILARIOUS WEEK! AT ! THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Jfew Intimate Theatre. I Presented at: 11 a.m.. 2.15 and S p.m. TELEPHONE 32-660. I A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Upper Symonds St. Dir. : R. J. Kerridge. Modern Air Conditioning. Beautifully Warm. To-night at S p.m. Phone 43-645. FINITELY JjMNAL gCRDENDiG of " FIREFLY " j " FIREFLY " } Approied for Universal Exhibition. 1 COMMENCING FRIDAY! [ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents Maurice Le Blanc's famous fictional character ARSENB LUPIN in THE LATEST MODERN STORY JJETURNS" " A RSEN " E J^ l:PIX JJETURNS " " A RSEXE JUPIN RETURNS * featuring | MELVYN DOUGLAS I VIRGINIA BRUCE WARREN WILLIAM ' John Halliday, Nat Pendleton, r E. E. dive, etc. ( This Transatlantic Mystery as modern «« t the QUEEN MARY will take you froin f NEW YORK to PARIS keeping yoa So - thrilled YOU'LL WANT TO SEE IT _ TWICE . . . . IN ADDITION—Our Increasingly Popular Selected Short Feature First Half. Recommended by Censor for Mutts. 3 II Karangahape Rd. Direction; R- J. Kerri^je. Cosy as your- own. fireside.. Sessions: 2 and S p.m. Phone-43-003. John Howard, John Barrymore, Reginald Denny, Lois Campbell"" in " BULLDOG DRUMMOND ; COMES BACK " I Recommended by Censor far JLduttt* C Rex Harrison. ViTien lielgfa in : | " STORM in a TEACUP"** \ j Approved for Universal Exhibition. i 111 THE ASTOR.IIIIIM DOIONIOn BD. Iffll 111 li Telephone IS-488. 1111 9 To-night at 8 : Variety Session 7.30. , Alice Brady, MISCHA ACER, John King. I BERT LAHR in " MERRY GO-ROUND OF 1938." ' Approved for Universal Exhibition. : Also: Preston Foster, Carol Hughes b I "THE WESTLAND CASE." | Recommended by Censor for Adults. POPULAR PRICES : Reserves No Extra. | PEERLESS THEATRE" 1 ST. HELIER S. PHONE 17-455. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. • Jeanette Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy In ! "MAYTIM E." Your favourite singing stars in their greatest musical picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Save disappointment—Reserve by phone. It costs no more. ELECTORAL. RATIONAL pAETI. 5 AUCKLAND CENTRAL ELECTORATE. A Ballot will be taken for the Selection of the Official Candidate at the Lewis Eadv Hall. Queen Street, on SEPTEMBER 13, at S p.m. Admission will be by ticket only. The register of financial members qualified to take part in the Ballot will be closed at 5 p.m. on Sept-.»iber 12 until September 14. Applications for Registration will be receivel by the Electorate Secretarv, Telephone 41-530. 2nd Floor, National Bank Chambers. Fort Street. Financial members who do not receive tickets of admission to the meeting must apply to the Electorate Secretary before the time and date of the closing of the register. K. M. MORROW, s8 Electorate Secretary. ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. GREY LYNN ELECTORATE. SELECTION OF CANDIDATE. I. Nominations are invited from Members a of the New Zealand National Party as the i Official Candidate for the Grey Lynn 1 Electorate. 1 Candidates must be nominated ill writing 5 by two members of the Party who are • Electors. J Nomination Forms may be obtained from _ the Electorate Secretary, and Nominations will ciose at the Resilience of the Secretarv , (pro tern). S4. Richmond Road. Grev Lvnn W. 2.. at 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1935. f J. J. MOLLOT, 8 Secretary (pro tern). MEETINGS. rpHE AUCKLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY : A General Meeting of the Auckland Historical Society will be held in the Exhibition Room. Art Gallelrv. Kitchener Street (top entrance), on FRIDAY. SEP- > TEJIBER 9, at S p.m. Mr. George CrnTcki shank will \leliver an address on "'Robert ! Graham—His Life and Times." All . interested in New Zealand Historv are ; cordially invited to utteml. 8 SPENCELEY WALKER Hon. Sec. -VTUNICIPAL BAND—AII persons inter- • j.tj. ested in retaining this Organisation are invited to a Meeting at the UNITY HALL 323. Queen Strfet (above Town Hall), at 7.45 p.m. on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. S