AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES* | ST. JAMES' "The All-Picture Entertainment." Pro.: John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND & HEY. HEY, THE OLD BOY'S GAY, STEPPING OUT AND MAKING HAY. WILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS I WILL ROGERS 1 WILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS ; WILL ROGERS "YOUNG "YOUNG "YOUNG "YOUNG "YOUNG "YOUNG AS YOU FEEL." AS YOU FEEL." AS YOU FEEL." AS YOU FEEL." AS YOU FEEL." AS YOU FEEL" I A REAL TONIC FOR LAUGH i GLANDS. i ! A dyspeptic old codger, who passed up i pills for peppy Jills. Ono little wink—j and he dropped all the years that i separated him from his sons . . . and j tlien showed 'em his heels as he hit the ! high spots. ! WILL ROGERS j WILL ROGERS i in I "YOUNG AS YOU FEEL" j "YOUNG AS YOU FEEL" i Is great. In fact it's his best picture to j date. Supporting cast includes : P.TFJ DO K SAY, LUC lEN MTTLEFIELD. j FIFI DORSAY, LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD. ; I ; Plans at St. James', FRIDAY NEXT. ! FRIDAY NEXT. I j 40 LAUGHS PER MINUTE WITH JOE E. BROWN i JOE E. BROWN i In I " BROADMINDED." " BROADMINDED." A SURE CURE FOR THE BLUES. ! ELECTORAL. j : RAGLAN ELECTORATE. | M R * WJ. L ee M ARTm « M - p - ' "WILL ADDRESS ELECTORS AS UNDER: TO-DAY (Monday)— ! WHANGARATA, 2.30 p.m. TUAKAU, 8 p.m. i Supported by Mr. W. E. Parry, M.P. j TO-MORROW (Tuesday)— ! PORT WAIKATO. 11 a.m. ! TE KOHANGA, 2.30 p.m. i ONEWHERO. 8 p.m. i WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 j KAAWA, 11 a.m. ! OPUATIA. 2.30 p.m. i PUKEKAWA, S p.m. OSK I L L Electorate. THE MAN FOR ROSKILL, w J H oldsworth WTLL SPEAK, TO-NIGHT. fjiO-WGHT. pOSKILL pUBLIC J£ ALL-rpO-MORROW (TUESDAY). jy/J-QRNINGSIDE JJALL, Corns and Hear this MAN who has a POLICY—An Immediate CURE for Unemployment. J) OSKILL THE MAN FOR ROSKILL. "W J JJ OLDSWORTH ' WILL ADDRESS A MEETING OF LADIES IN THE METHODIST HALL, MOUNT ALBERT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. AT 2.30 P.M. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 2.30 P.M. MRS. W. G. GLADDING, Chairwoman. MRS. GEO. WILDISH, Ex-Mayoress o Gisborne, will also Address the Ladies A UCKLXND TJiAST. M R - J. A. A™™INDEPENDENT, THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE, Will Address Electors. TO-NIGHT (Monday), at B.—ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. KHYBER PASS. TO-MORROW (Tuesday).--ST. ANDREW'S HALL, SYMONDS STREET. S p.m. WEDNESDAY.—ST. MARY'S HALL. PARNELL, 8 p.m. ELECTORS.—HEAR THE STRONG MAN WITH THE STRONG POLICY. r AITEMATA ELECTORATE. W. B. DARLOWINDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors as follows: TO-NIGHT (Monday R EDROME, Mil ford. TO-MORROW (Tuesday). MISSION HALL, Stanley Bay. WEDNESDAY, November 25.—THE HALL, Narrow Neck THURSDAY, Nov. 26.—THE HALL, Crecnhithe, 8 p.m. "MEASURES BEFORE PARTY."
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