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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18027, 28 February 1922, Page 12

Amusements. ITIS MAJESTY'S npHEATRb. Lessees - - • J. C Williamson, Ltd. COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT. FOB 6 NIGHTS ONLY. MR. HARRY G. MUSGROVE Presents ' For the First Time in New Zealand. ENGLAND'S CELEBRATED MALE IMPRESSIONIST, ELLA SHIELDS. \ ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS, In her Famous Impersonation, " BURLINGTON BERTIE, OF BOW." It is a stud* of genteel vagabondage from its best angle. ELLA SHIELDS, ELLA SHIELDS, " You're a Dog Gone Curious Girl." A Phychological Song, admirably sot and perfectly delivered. ELLA SHIELDS. Yonng and Pretty, with a- lad-like figure, modestly controlled and yet boyishly virilo. ELLA SHIELDS, For 72 performances this fascinating Englieh Comedienne sang to Hugo Melbourne Audiences, when tho stage was l.il«rpjly loaded with presents o[ all kinds and dimensions. ELLA SHIELDS, This Famous Comedienne puts pep into the meat jaded audiences. As soon as she appears tho house is electrified. ELLA SHIELDS, Portrays three types of men— A Yomis. Swaggering Naval Officer, A Typical English Johnny. And a Millionaire " Hobo." ELLA SHIELDS. Has mounted to tho very pinnacl© of British | approval. She is an Artist to her finger tips. I _ ELLA SHIELDS. The texture of her voico is exquisite. It is i not acquired; it :s part of her personality, ! ELLA SHIELDS. an Artist whoso chiof London successes I have been won in male impersonations. Sh« is debonair and delightful. THE REGULAR FELLAH. I Always essentially feminine' and infinitely charming. She m sure to receive a warm welcomes when sht* appears at His Majesty'* Theatre NEXT MONDAY. ELLA SHIELDS, Will be supported by her o'sn Company o! World-renowned Vaudeville Artists CONSISTING OF 15 BIG STAR ACTS. SPECIAL BOX PLAN NOTICE. The Plan will be opened at Lewiß R. Eady and Son., Ltd., next Thursday morning. W. A. LOW. Representative for Harry G. Musgrove. Electoral. M B - W. R. M ACKESY ' CANDIDATE ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. The only Returned Soldier Candidate. HAS PRACTICAL ENGINEERING EX. PERIENCE TO ASSIST HIM ON SUCH A BOARD. IS NOT FETTERED \BY POLICY OF LOCAL BODIES OR CITY COUNCIL. IS AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITB TIME TO DO JUSTICE TO THE POSITION. IS A TYRO IN AUCKLAND LOCAL POLITICS AND DESERVING OF A STARTING VOTE. IS OUT TO POLL THE BEST HE CAN AND DO THE BEST HE CAN. rpO THE ELECTORS, AUCKLAND POWER BOARD Ladies, and Gentlemen — I have the honour to intimate tnat .in response to representative requests I am a : candidate for a s.'at on the Auckland Powei ; Board. !n offering ycu my services I am actuated I solely by a desire to discharge the duties oi i citizenship. > I havo been connected for 27 years witfl I one of the oldest and most successful bouses ' in Auckland, my qualifications should not ho without merit and should bo of help in i the deliberations of tho Power Board in its i undertaking to supply light and power as I cheaply as pwsiblo in the area 'under its control. In the event of my election you may be assured that the same time and attention 1 that I have for many yearß devoted to many public duties will ba faithfully devoted to further your interests, I am Yours laithfully, H. GOLDIE, THOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. j ELECTRIC POWER BOARD ELECTION. I The Ratepayers of Mount Albert Boroujh are respectfully urged to suuuort Councillor A. M. WILSON and the other gentlemen constituting the ticket chosen by the Local Bodies. Tho election of these gentlemen will ensure a representative Board well versed in the work it has to do and a fair deal to each District in the Board Area. To the Local Bodies the Board will owe its existence and in their Districts it will operate. The Local Bodies are the best judges of the requirements. ALFRED P. BENNETT, Mayor. •pLECTRIC POWER BOARD. SUBURBAN: Olahuhu. Mangere, Papatoetoe, Wiri. Manurowa, Takanini, Alfrieton I etc. | Who?—ln Railway and all Public Matters has been more closely associated with Suburban Progress than your only representative living in the Centre of these Districts CITY AND SUBURBAN: You require a Livo Man, who, after 40 years Auckland residence, has had recent experience of Electric Power and Lighting in Now York, Buffalo, Niagara, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Vancouver. I have sought no ticket or party, relying entirely on personal merit and your judgment, . ENOS S. PEGLER, Manurowa. •pLECTORAL. MR. T. BLOODWORTH Respectfully directs the attention of the Ratepayers to the fact that though the motto P.P.A. is "Equal Rights for All," y«t the P.P.A. opposes his candidature for a eeat on the Electric Power Board, ONLY- because eame was endorsed by the Labour Party. The P.P.A. asks, "Can a man serve two masters?" Perhaps the nominees of the P.P.A. will supply the atwwer. J