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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21480, 2 May 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS CRYSTAL *• RIALTO PALACE N RIALTO (Mt. Eden Rd.) D (Newmarket). Amalgamated Theatreß, Ltd. Direction: M. J. Moodabe. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, AT BOTH THEATRES. Charlie as a thoughtless husband . . . Janet as an inexperienced wife. Sometimes hilarious . . .■ sometimes sad . . . always delightful 1 JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL " THE FIRST YEAR." " THE FIRST YEAR." Frank ('-raven's Comedy 'Romance Produoed by JOHN GOLDEN. Directed by Willinm K. Howard. FOX PICTURE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NEW REGENT^> ■"-^^32PSOM.^__^. — Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Direction: M. J. Moodube. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, SYDNEY HOWARD ! (England's Frozen-faced Comedian), "THE MAYOR'S NEST." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "THE GAY DOGS WILL BE THERE." MONSTER BALL AND CARNIVAL, AUCKLAND TOWN HALL, MONDAY, MAY 8, AT 8.15. IT'S GOING TO BE THE "BALL OF THE SEASON." MASSED BANDS FROM WOMEDE AND DUNEDIN. DANCING, NOVEL! (CS, EXHIBITIONS AND SIDESHOWS. ; ALL INVITED. TICKETS: 7s 6d Double. 4s Od Single. Supper Intruded. Spectators, Is. Obtainable from Lewis Eady. Ltd.. or Local Cinemas. »'THE SEA DOGS WILL BE THERE." ¥A NIGHT IN BONNY SOOT--ft-LAND, or CHARACTERS TIC SCOTTISH SONGS, by 7 REV. FATHER DUFFY. ' St. Benedict's Hall, TO-NIGHT , (Tuesday), 8 P.M. {Tickets, Is. Proceeds for St. Vincent de Paul Sooiety (Particular Council). P. KENNY, Secretary. rt RADIO (LEWIS EADY LTD.). EVERY TUES. EVE., AT 8 P.M. (PIANOFORTE RECITAL BY FRANK MORTON, C.P.T.C.L. TO-NIGHT, 2 Preludes, "Waltz and Polonaise by Chopm. ALL AUCKLAND WILL SOON BE HUMMING—"I DON'T WANT TO GO TO BED." ELECTORAL N. z - L ABOUR T3ARTY. CITY COUNCIL, HOSPITAL BOARD AND HARBOUR BOARD. THE UNDERMENTIONED QPEN - MEETINGS

WILL BE HELD, COMMENCING AT 7.30 P.M. fjpO-XIGHT (TUESDAY)— • HENLEY ST., Parnell, at 7.30. HOWE ST., at 7.30. WILLIAMSON AV., Surrey Cres., at 7.30. ST. MARY'S ED., Three Lamps, at 7.30. Speakers at Various Meetings: Hesisrs. H. G. R. Mason, M.P.; J. Savage, 3£.1'.; J. A. Lee, M.P.; B. Martin, W. T. iAnderton, C. Bailey, C. G. Grant, A. G. Hultquist, G. 3. Martin, J. T. Jennings, J. S. I3tewart, J. Purtell, C. S. Morris, J. W. Yarnall and P. E. Martin. IJIO-NIGET (TUESDAY)— ST. HELIER'S BAY, Park Reserve, at 8 p.m. {Mr. C. S. Morris will address the electors of St. Heliers. jyjjOUNT QOUNCIL. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS. rjlO-NIGHT (TUESDAY)— CR. WALTERS RD. and CRICKET AV., 7 p.m. CR. REIMERS AV. and SANDRINGHAM RD., 7.30 p.m. CR. SANDRINGHAM RD. and ST. LUKE'S RD., at 8 p.m. ASQUITK AV. and WAIRERE AV. Labour Candidates will Address the Meetings. IJiO-NIGHT (TUESDAY)— OWAIRAKA SCHOOL, at 8 p.m. Mr. E. J. Pickens (Mayoral Candidate), Messrs. P. E. Martin (C. Ward) and J. Hoole (A Ward) will speak. F. E. MARTIN. Campaign Seo. £IITY QOUNCIL jgLECTION. MAY 3, 1933. The undermentioned retiring Councillors ihavinsr requested the Mayor, Mr. G. W. Hutchison, to seek re-election as Mayor for A further term, and having promised their iwpport of a continuation of the past policy iof efficient service with rigid economy, have been'nominated and are seeking election for A further term:— BASTEN, Misa A. H. BENNETT, M. J. BLOODWORTH, T. BURTON, H. P. CAMPBELL, G. Grey. COAKLEY, L. J. COYLE, M. J. DONALD, J. DONALDSON, D. ENTRICAN. A, J. EENIIY, D. LEONARD, P. H. MELVILLE, Miss E. MURRAY, W. H. PATERSON, J. B. TAYLOR, G. L. CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. IR/P' AND jyjTT. J^DEN LECTIONS. Electors in the City Having Votes in the Above Boroughs are Notified that fhero will bo a Polling Booth at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON STREET, On WEDNESDAY, May 3, 1933.