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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23150, 23 September 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS Hill MAJESTIC Hill ' Continuous from 11 a.m. • ANOTHER REALLY WONDERFUL PROGRAMME ! EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. GEO. BURNS and GRACIE ALLEN ' (Comedy Radio Stars), JACKIE COOGAN BETTY GRABLE, "SKINNY" ENNIS IN ?7 COLLEGE — SWING" "COLLEGE SWING" "COLLEGE SWING" "COLLEGE SWING" "COLLEGE SWING" "COLLEGE SWING" Approved for UnivcTsal Exhibition. It's Got Zip! ' It's Got Zoom I It's Got Verve! The Looniest, Tuniest Laugh Feast that ever had an audience rolling in the aisles. 7 NEW SONG HITS Including "MOMENTS LIKE THESE" "COLLEGE SWING" "HOWDJA LIKE TO LOVE ME" . WHAT DID ROMEO SAY TO JULIET?" "YOU'RE A NATURAL" "WHAT A RIIUMBA DOES TO ROMANCE" "FALLING FOR YOU EVERY DAY" Associale Feature JOHN BARRYMORE, LOUISE CAMPBELL, REGINALD DENNY "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BULLDOG. DRUMMOND'S Man's age-old search for synthetic diamonds forms the plot of a real, thrilling adventure.,.. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Plan Majestic Phone 43-210. NEDDO'S FAREWELL CHILDREN'S PARTY, SAT., AT 10 A.M. The following competitors are requested to Attend for 7th Section, semi-finals and finals of Children's Amateur Trials: Betty Lynch, Don. Hunter, Norman Lewis, Hazel Peal, Hack Carlson, Keith Carrol, Jack Reeder, Shirley Sullivan, Betty Davison, Russel Hobin, Ethel West. DON'T MISS THE FINAL DAY. IT WILL BE GREAT FUN. rpHE HOLIDAY HOTE - 1 BRENT'S, ROTORUA. Central Heating Installed. ELECTORAL N.Z. L ABOUR pARTY. QKNTRAT, H°* W. E. P ARRY Will Meet Friends and Supporters, GRAFTON LIBRARY, Mt. Eden Road— FRIDAY, S p.m. jgAST. M R W S CHI?AMM - M - p - Will Meet Friends and Supporters, MUNOIPAL HALL, NewmaTket, with MRS. M.M. DR.EAVER, J.P., Candidate for Remuera —TO-NIGHT, at 8. Chairman, MR. S. DONALDSON, Mayor "of Newmarket. J^EMUERA. R EV M. M. D REAVER - JP - Will Address Electors in the ORAKEI SCHOOL, TO-MORROW (Saturday), S p.m. Chairman, MR MATTHEWS. QREY L YNN. M R - J. A. L EE - MP -' UND E R-SECRETA RY, WILL ADDRESS ELECTORS, gT. |j ALL, WESTMERE, rjpO- MORROW (SATURDAY) VEXING, AT S P.M. AITEMATA. M R - W. J. L YON MP Will Open his Campaign in BROWN'S BAY THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AT S P.M. JJON. J) pRASER (MINISTER OF EDUCATION). Accompanied by MR. W. J. LYON. M.P., Will Open Labour's Campaign in (lie TAKAPUNA GAIETY THEATRE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), fi.-1.V7.15 PAL MILFORD PICTUREDROME, 7.30-8.50 P.M. Both of these Meetings To-morrow Night THE MEETING ADVERTISED FOR TO-NIGHT IN KING GEORGE'S HALL IS' CANCELLED. JJ AUR AK I JgLECTORATE. M Ri R C OULTER ' M ' p "' LABOUR CANDIDATE, f will address the electors as under: — OHINEWAI. TO-NIGHT (Friday), • at S p.m. MANGATANGI. —School, Sat., Sept. 24, at 10.30 a.m. ISLAND BLOCK.—Sat... Sept, 24, 2.30 p.m. POKENO —Sat., Sept, 24. at S p.m. ORINI. —Monday, Sept. 20, at S p.m. •p AGLAN j^AGLAN JgLECTORATE. LECTOR ATE. (N.Z. LABOUR. PARTY.) HSS: w. LIS Mffig (MINISTER. OF AGRICULTURE):— will address the electors as under:— KOMAKORAU HALL—TO-NIGHT (Friday), 7.30 p.m. TIUNTLY —TO-NIGHT (Friday), 9.30 p.m. MONDAY. SEPT. 2fi— PORT WATKATO. 11 a.m. WHANG AR ATA. 2 p.m. TUAKAU. 8 p.m. TUESDAY. SEPT. '->7 WAI RAM ARAMA. 11 a.m. TE KOHANGA. 2 p.m. OX EWHERO, S p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2S — WAIKARETU, II a.m OPUATIA. 2 p.m. PUKEKAWA. S p.m. In addition. Addresses will be delivered tvv MR- A fWORNE. M P.. R A. WsBOKXE, M.P., TE UKU HALL TO-DAY (Friday). 2 p.m. RAGLAN HALL —TO-NIGIIT (Friday), 8 p.m. ROLL UP ALL WELCOME! AIPARALEC T O R, A ,T E rpHE H ON - W. N ASH> M-p " MINISTER OF FINANCE AND MARKETING, WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MEETING EMPIRE THEATRE. DARGAVILLE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 8 P.M.