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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22099, 3 May 1935, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS! 1500 SEATS AT 1/, 1/, 1/. CHILDREN 6d, 6d, 6d. 6d. AND THE BEST PROGRAMME EVER TO COME TO AUCKLAND. AT BOTH THEATRES. »- AND / TiVOLI TIVOLI Newton 4 Phono 44-186 RIALTO R!ALTO Newmarket Phone <,6-609 Direction: • Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TIYOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 P.M. RIALTO NIGHTLY AT 7.45 P.M. TWO R.K.O. RADIO SUPEK . SPECIALS, BOTH SCREENING , FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAND. N°-1. SHIVER WITH MYSTERY! QUIVER WITH MIRTH! Miss Snoopy Withers solveß Another Sizzling Crime! , EDNA MAY OLIVER, EDNA MAY OLIVER, EDNA MAY OLIVER, JAMES GLEASON, LOLA LANE, CHICK CHANDLER, In MURDER ON A HONEYMOON MURDER ON A HONEYMOON MURDER ON A HONEYMOON MURDER ON A HONEYMOON MURDER ON A HONEYMOON MURDER ON A HONEYMOON The famous detectress of "Penguin .Pool" and "Murder on a BlackBoard," in a comedy rriyatery that will sink your floating ribat N°- 2. BROADWAY AFTER DARK! NIGHT-CLUB SECRETS! Garish light and that hides heartbreak I / " ADRIENNE AMES, : • ADRIENNE AMES, ADRIENNE AMES, RALPH BELLAMY, " DONALD COOK, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, In " GIGOLETTE " " GIGOLETTE " " GIGOLETTE " " GIGOLETTE " " GIGOLETTE " , " GIGOLETTE " She knew how to handle men . . until love taught one man how to handle her I Hoth Recommended by Censor for Adults. TIVOLI— TMALTO—rpO-NIGHT. IVOLI —tt'IALTO— J- O-NIGHT. TT O T E FOR ELY. * CITY COUNCIL, HOSPITAL BOARD. NEW ADMINISTRATION TICKET. ELECTORAL UTIZENS' COMMITTEE, AUCKLAND. A MEETING OF SUPPORTERS OF ]\X R J] RNEST £) AVI ? FOR THE MAYORALTY. AND ALSO OF ALL CANDIDATES SELECTED BY THE ABOVE COMMITTEE, WILL BE HELD IN THE ■AVONDALE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, rpO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), g At 7.30 p.m. 11K KUN EST DAVIS AND OTHER CANDIDATES 'WILL ADDRESS THE MEETINGS E. C. WALTON, Secretary. ITUNICIPAL T£ LECTION. yOTE J ABOUR ON EXT. Meetings As UnderMR. J. SAYEGH, Mayoral Candidate, Supported by Others, Will Speak TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. BERESFORD STREET— B/ Martin, J. S Stewart, j. T. Jennings, and F. E. Larc. ST. MARY'S ROAD. PONSONBY— Mrs. 'Harrison, C. Bailey, F. G. Young, F. Schramm, M.P., Dr. Hastings a:ad W. T. Anderton. SURREY CRESCENT— F.' E. Lark, F. Andrews, 0. S. Morris and B. Martin HENLEY STREET. PARNELL— H. G. Staley, J. A. Mason, N. Douglas und C. Baile/. PARK RESERVE, ST. HELIERS— P. Richardson, W. J. Yaraall, W. J. Lyon, and J. Purtell. M T ' A LBERT (^ OUNC]L Ejection. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. Cnr. BURNLEY TERRACE AND SANDRINGHAM ROAD.— F. E; Martin and H. Barnes. ST. LUKE'S ROAD AND SANDRINGHAM . RO.YDA. Nixon, J. Ross. J. Nixon. ST. LUKE'S ROAD AND NEW NORTH ROAD— J. Pickens, E. Coc-kfield. F. Stevenson. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). KINGSLAND 1 F. E. Martin, H. Barnes, J. Nixon and H. Kayes. "YyAiK; TO THE ELECTORS. ROTOTUNA RIDING. I again offer myself for re-election. 1 have been a Member for the Inst 12 years, and if my past efforts have gained your confidence, I would appreciate your support on May 8. I consider that the present method of rating is unfair, and have in the past advocated that the ■user of the road should pay, and I will continue to do so. T. H. HENDERSON. MR, W. E.. PARRY. M.P., Requests His Supporters To Go to the Poll on WEDNESDAY NEXT ans Vote Labour. MR M. J. SAVAGE. M.P., Appeals to All Labour Supporters Not to forget to Plump Labour ON WEDNESDAY. MR. J. A. LEE, M.P.. Requests! That On MAY tt His Supporters Should Do Their Duty And Plump Labour. M~" R r F. W. SCHRAMM, M.P.. Desires! to Remind His Supporters of the Necessity of Plumping Labour on WEDNESDAY NEXT. ~ R H. G. R. MASON. M.P.. Appeals to His Supporters To Vote the W'\o'<> Labour Ticket on WEDNESDAY NEXT. -TF YOU WISH a few gentlemen in J- Remuera to control Auckland, vote for their, nominees, the Citizens .Ticket. If you have other views, vote against them. WHY DID ONE OF SO-CALLED CITIZENS' CANDIDATES NOMINATE AS MAYOR A MAN WHO IS OPPOSED 10 THAT TICKET?