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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22400, 22 April 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M.—12.30—2.30—5 AND 8 P.M. HURRY! LAST TWO DAYS A "Roaring" Success 1 EDWARD EVERETT HORTON in "HIS NIGHT OUT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ON FRIDAY! A POIGNANT APPEAL TO WOMEN! A DRAMATIC CHALLENGE TO MEN! The inside story of the weekend crowd and the cocktail set. WITH The Exotic Blonde Beauty CLAIRE TREVOR CLAIRE TREVOR PAULINE FREDERICK and KENT TAYLOR. The ruthless unmasking of society's most guarded secrets, a drama truer than life itself. IT WILL BURN INTO YOUR MEMORY. Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLAN AT THEATRE—RES.. 41-686 RIALTO NEWMARKET. 6d To-night only, at 8 p.m. Phone 4G-CO9. GUEST NIGHT 3d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. 6d ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. 3d Special Request Screening of the . World's 'Favourite Philosophical 6d Comedian, 3d WILL ROGERS • 6 j WILL ROGERS 3° WILL ROGERS in the picture that is acclaimed 6d throughout the world as hisMjestl^ 3d " JUDGE PRIEST " 6d "JUDGE PRIEST" o i Also HERBERT MUNDIN, 6d PAT PATERSON, in 3d "CALL IT LUCK." 6d Both Approved Universal Exhibition. PRINCESS DOMINION RD. To-night at 8, and Thursday. Phone 21-439. 6d GUEST NIGHT ADULTS 6d, 6d; CHILDREN Bd. Bd. 3d Paul Lukas, Patricia Ellis, in •""AFFAIRS OF A GENTLEMAN." 6d Edward Arnold, Sidney Fox, in " AFRAID TO TALK." 3d Both Recommended Censor for Adults. STATE DEVONPORT. To-night at 8, and Thursday. Phone 22-101. td GUEST NIGHT ADULTS Gd, Gd; CHILDREN 3d, 3d. 3d Lee Tracy, Gloria Stuart, in "PRIVATE JONES." 6d Ralph Bellamy, Arline Judge, in "FLYING DEVILS." 3d. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL. SUN., APRIL 26, AT 8 P.M. MASSED BANDS' ANZAC COMMEMORATION RECITAL. (Presided over by His Worship th# Mayor, E. Davis, Esq.) LEADING ARTISTS ASSISTING. Doora Open at 7 p.m. SILVER COIN ADMISSION. Space reserved for Returned Men and Next-of-kin. Full Report in Friday's Press. ELECTORAL K N Z L ABOUR PARTTEDUCATE SCHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTION. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Labour Supporters are Urged to Attend Householders' Meetings To-night and VOTE THE LABOUR TICKET For the Following Committees, and Any Others l;hat Labour Contests. AUCKLAND CITY SCHOOL, AVONDALE SCHOOL. BIRKENHEAD SCHOOL. BLOCKHOUSE BAY SCHOOL, EDENDALE SCHOOL. ELLERSLIE SCHOOL. GREY LYNN SCHOOL. NEW LYNN SCHOOL. PT. CHEVALIER SCHOOL. PONSONBY SCHOOL. REMUERA SCHOOL. TAKAPUNA SCHOOL. TE PAPAPA SCHOOL. TITIRANGI SCHOOL. WESTMERE SCHOOL. F. E. MARTIN, Secretary. kN.Z. L ABOUR PARTYkauim PONSONBY SCHOOLS COMMITTEE ELECTION. ALL SAINTS' HALL, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY)/ 7.30 p.m. THE HON. M. J. 'SAVAGE asks his Supporters to continue supporting the Party by VOTING FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICIAL CANDIDATES Cassidy, B. V. Hutching, A. Lusty, L. E. Leach, E. w. Wynn, E. R. Staley, H. G. Wakefield, E. W. PARENTS NOTE.—If returned, the Candidates will not interfere with the present Nelson system of religious training in the schools, CJCHOOL COMMITTEES' ELECTIONS. NEW LYNN DISTRICT. PARENTS AND HOUSEHOLDERS. Don't divide your forces I Vote for the whole Labour Ticket and secure a Committee that will co-operate with our Labour Government for the good of the children, Messrs. W. K. Backhouse, C. J. Culler, J. Davis, C. G. Durrant, E. Maunder, W. K. Munro, C. E. Spencer, W. D. Taylor offer their services in the interoats ' of all and stand for Labour. VOTE FOR THEM ALL. jgOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. NOTICE OF POLL ON LOAN PROPOSALS. Public lotice is hereby given that a Poll on proposals to borrow: (1) £'15,000 for Street Works, (2) £10,703 for Water Mains. (3) £7OOO for Municipal Buildings (including Library, Plunket Rooms, Ladies' Rest Room and Public Con veniences), (4) £4OOO for Cheltenham Kiosk and Bathina: Accommodation. Will be held on FRIDAY, May 1, 1936, at tho following Polling Places:— (1) Council Chambers, Marino Square, Devonport. (2) Cook's Store, 87 Vauxhnll Road. (3) Harding's Store, 73 Lake Road. (4) Mission Hall, Stanley Bay. (5) Ferry Buildings. Quay Street, City. Polling houra: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. A. E. WILSON. Returning Officer.