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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20863, 4 May 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ONCE AGAIN THE CROWDED HOUSES DECLARE THE REGENT PROGRAMME THE FINEST SHOW IN TOWN! * THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction * • - J. C. Williamson Films. THREE SESSIONS DAILY, .11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. ANOTHER TRIUMPH! There's only one Chevalier! MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE MAURICE CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER, The World's Most Popular Screen Star, la "PLAYBOY OF PARIS." "PLAYBOY OF PARIS." "PLAYBOY OF PARIS." "PLAYBOY OF PARIS." "PLAYBOY OF PARIS." (A Paramount Production.) There are other good artists. But when it comes to Loving, and Laughing and Singing—well thero's only ona Chevalier 1 „ And what a Tremendous Supporting Programme! A SLIM SUMMER VILLE Comedy, a VAGABOND ADVENTURE, a delightful Song Sccna, Paramount News. And Appearing on Stage from 7.30-S p.m., DO2> T TASK Ell AND HIS ORCHESTRA. FRIDAY NEXT— Here's the Greatest Show on earth for the Kiddies, and for Father and Mother, too. Funnier Than " Safety Last." HAROLD LLOYD, HAROLD LLOYD, HAROLD LLOYD. "FEET FIRST." A Laugh in Every Inch. And there's 7000 ft. of it. Make Certain of Your Seats. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVES. Box Plans nt Theatre (Phone 4G-888.) MAY 15 CHARLIE CHAPLIN. SPORTING. pE AROHA TROTTING CLUB. INC. ACCEPTANCEG CLOSE TO-DAY (MONDAY), MAY -1, AT G P.M. RACES ON SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1931. 11. C. COTTON, Secretary, Phone 215.. To Arolia.' TROTTING RACES AT TE AROnA. 1 SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1931. FIRST RACE. ABOUT 11.25 A.M. RAILWAY EXCURSION AND CONCESSION FARES. Special Train from Auckland (12a Return) and Intermediate Stations. H. C. COTTON, Secretary, To Aroha Trotting Club, Inc. Phone 245. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. IC.S. Salemanship builds yon mentally, • morally and physically. Wo give you the best training, and this means success; hundreds of courses. Write to-day to International Correspondence Schools (N.Z.), Ltd.. Dept. A, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. • ELECTORAL. rpO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AT 7.45 P.M. In the rpOWN "p|~ ALL. C R J. R. L UNDON ' Dauntless in Spirit, a Free Lanco in Action. Will Address THE PEOPLE OF AUCKLAND On PREGNANT MUNICIPAL TOPICS. Everybody Invited. Cr. W. 11. MURRAY WILL PRESIDE. TRANSPORT BOARD. TO Tlfll ELECTORS OF ONE TREE HILL, ONEHUNGA, ELLERSLIE, JIT. WELLINGTON, MT. KOS KILL, PAN.MURE AND THE MA NO ERE RIDING OF - THE MANUKAU COUNTY. VOTE FOR tames "yyooD, Your Representative on tlio Board for the last 2i years. Great improvements in the Transport Servico and Financial Success of the Undertaking, since its control by the Board, is the strongest recommendation for the reelection of those responsible for that gucLfOUNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARD \i ELECTION. M R - C. M. M c C ULLOUGn Desires to thank tlio Ratepayers of Mt. Roskill : for the honour they have done him in returning him at the head of the Poll. He will at all times do his utmost for the benefit of the district■ generally. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARD ELECTION. » We desire to thank the Ratepayers for supporting us at the Election on Saturday, 2nd instant, and returning us a.-. Members of the Board. (Sgd.) JAS. BARCLAY, JNO. DONALD. S. I GOODALL. A.. T. ,O'DONNELL, GEO. E, TANSLEY. WM H. THOMAS TRANSPORT BOARD ELECTION. 1 QERALD JgELL, ARTHiJR jgRYANT, JJARRY p QARLSEN CANDIDATES. "WHO STAND FOR THE INTERESTS OF ALL." WILL support TWO Sections from Surrey Crescent to Point Chevalier Beach, NOT THREE as at Present. A UGKLAND'S greatest MAYORS were all J\. chosen from OUTSIDE the Council. There's a reason! Vote MASON Mayor!! >