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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20831, 25 March 1931, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) Sessions: 11, 2.15, 8. LAST TWO DAYS. ••MEN OF £ jTOKWi "MEN °LS=====fT Leonard. And An Entertaining Selection of M.G.Mi Gems. Charley Case Comedy—Travelogue. ' Metrotone News—Colourtone Revue. COMMENCING FRIDAY. An Entertainment that defies comparisonScreen Thrills and Drama, Comedy and Romance. 2 ALL - TALKIES If you like thrilling inystery stories—if you like to chuckle—lajigh and gasp-rhere's one (hat's guaranteed to fill the bill. It's a new kind of mystery thriller that will keep you guessing. With LORETTA YOUNG GRANT WITHERS Adapted from Earl Derr Biggers' most baffling. mystifying story, "The Agony Column.' " THE " THE SECOND SECOND FLOOR FLOOR MYSTERY.' MYSTERY. CAPTURED CAPTURED LOVELOVE." With BELLE BENNETT. RICHARD TUCKER. Marriage was boredom to him; intrigue was romance. But his _ wife spoiled his love- affair by making him marry the other woman! A word to the wives is sufficient! Bring your husband to see this comedy of a wife who was too wise to hold her husband, and too clever to lose him. Both Warner Bros.Vitaphone Pictures. CIRCLE, Is 6d. STALLS, Is. Children Always Half-Price. Any Seat Reservecl, 6d Extra. Plans at Strand. MAJESTIC. EASTER ATTRACTION. RAOUL WALSH'S "THE BIG TRAIL." A spectacular and stirring drama of pioneer days, enacted by 20,000 people. TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge. Pictures and Music The Best!! The Best. Pictures and Perfect Sound!! RIALTO RIALTO RIALTO RIALTO TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AT BOTH THEATRES!! A Wonderful Entertainment! JOHN HOLLAND AND NANCE O'NEILL In < "EYES OF THE WORLD." "EYES OF THE WORLD." "EYES OF THE WORLD." " EYES OF THE WORLD." By HAROLD BELL WRIGHT. HAROLD BELL WRIGHT. A Sensational Dramatic Offering— Thrilling—Daring. Also A Vagabond Adventure, Paramount and Pilthe Gazettes, Aesop Cartoon, All-Barkie Comedy, etc. BOX PLAN At H. Cleal, Queen St., opp. N.Z. Insce. Co. Phones: liialto 40-609, Tivoli 4-1-136. AT THE~TIVOLI. THE FAMOUS TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. FAMOUS TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. •> Conductress: MISS M. ANDERSON. In Tuneful Numbers and Operatic Gems, plnying from 7.30. Overture 7.50, "Light Cavalry." VOTING CONTEST. THE TIVOLI AND RIALTO VOTING CONTEST CLOSES TO-MORROW NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 10.45 P.M. SHARP. NO ENTRIES CAN BE RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME. I BROADSIDING. WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN g SPRINGS SPRINGS SPRINGS SPEEDWAY. SPEEDWAY. SPEEDWAY. 4 AUSTRALIAN STARS 4 AUSTRALIAN STARS CYRIL ANDERSON. HAROLD STEVENS, CLEM. MITCHELL. NORM. MITCHELL. - BRISBANE V. ADELAIDE. BRISBANE V. ADELAIDE. AUSTRALIAN INTER-TRACK CONTEST. NEXT SATURDAY. NEXT SATURDAY. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. i-JJ pAPAKURA RUGBY LEAGUE W\ FOOTBALL CLUB. (Pwj A Special General Meeting will be L-»a Held in the Parish Hall. Papakura, TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m. Officials of the Auckland Rugby League will be present.. -All members, intending members. players and supporters are cordially invited to attend. H. D. SPINLEY, Hon. Sec. TJONSONBY UNITED FOOT,flg\ ± BALL CLUB-LEAGUE. The Annual Meeting of the Club will be held at Leys Institute, Ponsonby, on MONDAY, March 30, 1931, at, 7.30 p.m. Business:—To receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers. General All Members and Intending Members invited to attend. ' C. J. W. TAYLOR. Hon. Secretary. DEMONSTRATIONS. I? LECT RI C OO O KING J-J Demonstration on the Famous CANADIAN HOTPOINT HI-SPEED RANGE, EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON From 2.30 to 4 p.m., in our Showrooms. POWER BOARD BUILDING, (Ground Floor), Queen Street. THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING CO.. LTD. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES, jp RAN KLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. OVERDUE RATES. 1930-1931. Notice is hereby given that Rates tor Year Ending March 31. 1931 are OVERDUE. and Legal Proceedings will bo taken for recovery of all amounts outstanding after WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. 19:31. ALAN P. DAY. County Clerk. Pukckohe, February 27, 1931.