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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20239, 26 April 1929, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. THREE TALKIE SESSIONS. TO-DAY AT 11.0, 2.15 AND 8 STRAND. A Fuller-Uayward L'heatro. THE FIRST FOX MOVIETONE. WALKING AND IJOl'NI) XALKINO AND OoUND JL ICTURES TALKING AND OOUND laLKING ANJ) OuIJND I ICIURLS THREE SESSIONS DAILY AT 11.0. 2.15 AND 8. - PROGRAMME. pfox"movietone"news] | I Thrilling Events in Talk and I j _ Sound. i ] GEORGE" BERNARD SHAW! | | The World's Outstanding Literary I | Genius tnlks to you from the Screen | with hi« engaging personality. J_ | I The Fascinating English I Comedienne. HIS MAJESTY THE KING. HIS MAJESTY THE KING. The Royal voice screened with official function. 11)3 last public appearance before his illness, on tho occasion of the opening of tho Newcastle-on-Tyne Bridge. CHIC SALE In "THE STAR WITNESS." The First, All-Talking Comedy and a scream from Jirst_loJas;L_ "THE STREET ANGEL," "THE STREET ANGEL," "THE STREET ANGEL," | Featuring JANET GAYNOU AND CHARLES FARRELL A Sound Picture with Songs and I Synchronised Score, by the I'oxy Theatre Orchestra of 110 performers The sweetest lovo Btory ever told—with the most popular pair | of lovers 011 the screen to-day. The whole reproduced by Western Electric Equipment. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. PRICES: Morning sessions. Is and Is Cd. Afternoon Sessions 2s and Is Gtl. Evening Sessions: Dress Circle, as Gd; Back Stalls 2s fid; Front Stalls. 2s: Children Halfprice to all Sessions (Plus Tax.) Booking Fee, Gd, Circlo or Stalls. BASKETBALL. \ UCKLAND BASKETBALL ASSOCIAA TION The 102!) Basketball Season will commence with a Knock-out Tournament at. the Wcllesley Street Courts on SATURDAY, May IS. Separate entries for this tournament and the season's matches will close with the Secretary on MAY 6. No late entries will be accepted. STELLA M. WIGMORE, Hon. Sec., A.8.A., C.o. Training College. Auckland. SCHOLARSHIPS, 1 COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS. An Examination for the award of three or more Boarding Scholarships, of the annual value nf £OO or £SO, and of Exhibitions not, exceeding A'3o, will be held on AUGUST 8 and 0 next. Successful candidates will join the Collegiate School in February, 1030. Full particulars may be obtained on application to the HEADMASTER, Collegiate School, Wanganui.

ELECTORAL. AYORAL ELECTION. M R Q- EORGE gAILDON. THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE. Will Address Iho Electors as follows : TO-NIGHT (Friday)—AVONDALE TOWN HALL, at 8 p.m. Chairman. Mr H P. Burton. TO-MORROW (Saturday)—EPSOM LIB KARY, al S p.in Chairman. Mr Nor man Wade. M() v n \ v \ t>UIL 29-PONSDNBY. LEYS INSTITUTE, at 8 p.m. Chairman, M'. Jas. Stewart. TUESDAY. APRIL .'SO-ST. JAMES' HALL Wellington Street. 11. It. MACKENZIE, Chairman. P. J. CRUMP, Organiser. "AYORAL I? LECTION, AUCKLAND CITY. "COUNCILLOR T T. B LOODWORTH LABOUR. CANDIDATE FOR MAYORALTY, Will Deliver Addresses as Follows: TO-NIGHT (Friday).—B p.m., Remueri library Hall Subject—"Building tho City Beautiful." Chairman: C. H. FURNESS, Esq. MONDAY April 20.—8 p.m.. St. Benedict' Hall, East St. TUESDAY, April 8 p.m.. Parnel Library llall ELECTION DAY, MAY 1. VOTE FOR BLOODWORTH AND BETTER TIMES. A Y ORAL I?LEC T I 0 K m h R. E. N. M atthewe (Mount Albert Rate payers' Association Candidate) FOR MAYOR Will Address the Electors of MOUNT ALBERT As Under FRIDAY. April 20. al 8 p.m.—Jubilee Hal Kingslaiul MONDAY. April 29, at B p.m.—Carlto Hall, Edendalc. TUESDAY. April M. Nt 3 p.m.-Kin George Hall. Mount Albert.

Tim Knlppnyern' Association CniHliclnlcs for Uic Council Will Also Speak. 15 A K i\T ATTHEWS. JJARBOUIt gQARD I? LECTION. COMBINED DISTRICTS OP 1 FRANKLIN AND MANUKAU COUNTIES. THE boroughs of pukekohe and OTAHUHU, AND THE TOWN BOARD DISTRICTS OF . TUAKAU, MERCER. WAIUKU, HOWICK, MANUREWA. PAPATOETOE AND PAPAKURA M u E benezer <\ llan WILL SPEAK IN THE Q ENTBA L r H E ATI! E, pAPATOETOE. r J^ONIO IIT (FRIDAY), AT P.M. MR. F. M. WATERS, Chairman of Munukau County Council, will preside.