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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20859, 29 April 1931, Page 18

' AMUSEMENTS. . ' ' an all-round good PROGRAMME. v ' CIVIC Direction: Thoa. A. O'Brien. 10.45 - 8 P.M. THE SMARTEST ACTRESS ON TIIE SCREEN IN THE SMARTEST. SPICEST. DRESSIEST COMEDY OF THE SEASON. CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE CONSTANCE BENNETT, SHE'S BENNETT, dazzling. BENNETT. BENNETT. BENNETT. BENNETT. - - BENNETT. SEI f IIKG . BENNETT. BENNETT.' BENNETT, gorgeous BENNETT. FROCKS. "SIN TAKES A HOLIDAY*' "SIN TAKES A HOLIDAY" "SIN TAKES A HOLIDAY" With BASIL RATHBONE, KENNETH MACKENNA. A DELIGHTFUL PICTURE. He sent his wife on her honeymoon alone, but when she reached Paris—Oh, la, la. A gripping story of love,' intrigua and misunderstanding, with a most unusual finale—don't miss it. GREAT PROGRAMME OF ALIL-TALKING SUPPORTS. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. | 43-266 | reservations. | 40-266 | SCREEN STAR PLEBISCITE VOTE DEFINITELY CLOSES FRIDAY. RECCRD YOUR VOTES AT CIVIC THEATRE EARLY. TIVOLI TIV 0 L I RI ALTO RIA L I 0 LAST TWO NIGHTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. ' TIVOLI, 8 P.M. RIALTO, 7.45. The During, Dashing, All-British Comedy Scream, " A WARM CORNER." "A WARM CORNER." "A WARM CORNER." "A WARM CORNER." " A WARM CORNER." ,M A WARM CORNER." ~ With the Greatest of British Comedy Casts, including LESLIE HENSON , and CONNIE . EDISS In Addition: THE LATEST GAZETTES, CARTOON. 2-REEL COMEDY, ETC. WE HAVE- NEVER HAD A BETTER LAUGHING PROGRAMME. And the TIVOLI AND RIALTO SUPERB ORCHESTRAS (Playing 30 Minutes Before Starting Tiifio.)j 2500 SEATS AT 1/- TO 2/-. Deserves Phones: Tivoli, 44-136; Rialto, 4G-GO9. ' " EAST LYNNE" PLAZA^ TO-JIOEKO W. From the Novel by Mrs. Henry Wood. MEETINGS. QNEHUNGA BOROUGH COUNCIL. Ratepayers and Electors are cordially invited to attend a meetiilg to be held irt tlie Foresters' Theatre TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m., when the Mayor, Mr. E. Morton, will give an account of his stewardship during his past term of office. H. A. YOCKNEY, Town Clerk.

NZ. SOCIETY FOE TIIE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.— The Annual Meeting will be held in St. Paul's Hall, Symonds St., TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m. Agenda: Election of Officers; to Receive Reports, etc. A. J. Strutford, Esq., J.P., will Preside. Addresses by Rot. P. S. Smallfield, Archdeacon Holbrook and others. Musical Items. Refreshments. Subscribers and Sympathisers Cordially Invited. I. D. BRYCE, Secretary. n LD THAMES BOYS' yJ ASSOCIATION (Inc.). || ;£|UbS The . Twenty-eighth Annual h e held in Druids' Hull. North 6 PtTeLAJ Street, Newton, . TO-MO RR 0 W (Thursday), April 30, 1931, at 8 p.m. Business: Report and Balanceiheet; Election of New Members; Election of Officers, etc. P. L. LAYCOCK. Hon. Sec. Phono 43-146. ATTENTION. —Formation proposed Gliding Club; initial meeting Manchester Unity Bldgs., Hobson St., TO-MORROW (Thursday). S p.m. All interested invited. T\f EMBERS OP. THE OPEN FORUM I'-l Are rcrriilfded that the NEXT MEETING WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 0. R. MASON, Sec, LEAGUE FOOTBALL. o TITANGERE LEAGUE FOOT-i>-L BALL CLUB. )uT J Meeting of the above Club VJjjci will be held in the Strand Theatre Hall, Onehunga, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) , commencing 7 p.m. All Members and Intending Member* cordially invited. C. V. YOUNG,.Hon. Secretary. THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium for best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements—- <> a.m. to 10 p.m 40 011 After 10 p.m . „ .. .. 44-093 Accounts . . . . . . . . 40-OfiO Publishing (re delivery of papers) 40 114 Job Printing Orders . . 44-'2SO Editorial . 41 -'2'29 Reporters . . . . ... ..* 44-G93 Address Communications to Wilson and Ilorton, Limited, P.O. Box 3'2, Auckland. Waikato Branch: Victoria Street, Hamil* 'on. . , London Oflico: S5, Fleet .Street.