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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 227, 25 September 1928, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY.tonight LYRIC. EMBASSY. LYRIC. "DON'T MARRY." With LOIS MORAN AND NEIL HAMILTON. "UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE," With an All-Star Cast. COMMENCING THURSDAY. THE WORLD'S BEST-KNOWN SCOTSMAN, SIR HARRY LAUDER, SIR HARRY LAUDER, SIR HARRY LAUDER, In a Modern Story of Intrigue, Mystery, Adventure and Romance, VERA VORONINA, One of Europe's Most Beautiful Screen Stars. There need be no fear that the screen has failed to bring out the subtle and human side of Sir Harry Lauder's personality. As the grey-haired hero of this | interesting picture, he is the | Lauder that millions have learned to admire deeply and | sincerely. His humour has the | buoyancy of eternal youth, and | his fun "registers" in every foot | of film. J This Sparkiing Paramount Special Attraction Signals the Detiut in Screenland of the Famous Scottish Comedian. Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Usual Popular Prices. — HIS MAJESTY'S. — Lessees J. C. Williamson. Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT Q P.M. SHARP. O-NIGHT AT ° P.M. SHARP. LAST NIGHT WAS ANOTHER FUROKEI " THE BELLE OF NEW YORK." " THE BELLE OF NEW YORK." This extremely successful Musical Comedy is becoming, if possible, more popular each evening. "Nothing better than the finale of Act I. has been heard in Auckland for some time," —"Sun." AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY A Combination of Principals, Chorus and Orchestra, for which the Society is to be congratulated. ONLY 5 MORE NIGHTS. Book Immediately. BOX PLAN : Lewis Eady, Ltd. POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 6/: Stalls. 4/; Gallery, 1/6. Early doors 6d extra. NO TAX. DAY SALES : H.M. Theatre Sweets Stall. rjIOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. MUNICIPAL piHOIR. UNICIPAL Vocalist: MR. ROWELL BRYDEN Admission : 6d and 1/. Reserved Seats, 2/, at Lewie Eady's J. S. BRIG HAM. :27 Town Clerk. MEETINGS. fTIHE AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS - 1 - (INCORPORATED). ANNUAL MEETING. Members are reminded that the Annual Meeting will be held at 8 p.m. TO-DAY, at the Little Theatre Society's Room, Kelly's Building. Wyndham Street. "The following nominations for Office have been received: Presidpnt, Dr. E. B. Gun- > son. Viee-prpsidents. Messrs. A. S Boyd E. W. Payron. J. H. Upton. E. E. Vaile nnd H. E. Vaile. Members of Council. Mrs E. J. Spicer, Messrs. A. J. Brown, Gerald B. Jonps, and H. L. Massey. As the nominations do not exceed the vacancies a ballot will not be taken. o _ W. J. A. THOMSON. -° Secretary. I A UCKLAND HARBOUR BRIDGE «- ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). A Public Meeting of the above will te held in the MASONIC HALL, DEVONPORT On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 7.45 to 8.45. By Courtesy of' E. H. Greville, Esq. Speakers: G. O'HALLORAN, ESQ. F. MOORE. ESQ. R. GREVILLE, ESQ. Who lately attended before the* Vetitions Committee at Wellington. x 25 ELECTORAL. J3APATOETOE TOWN BOARD. DECLARATION OF POLL ON ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS. Pursuant to Section 32 of the Local Elections and Polls Act. 1025. I hereby give notice that the number of votes received by each candidate for the office of Commissioner for the Town District of Papatoetoe, is as follows :— BROWNE, Joseph George »io BRYANT, John Cossentine 400 CLOSEY. Septimus James Edgar 394 DOCHERTY. William James ... 264 GINN. James 174 HOSKING. George " sp« .TELFS. William "" v»o McFARLAND. James " £07 MAHON. Cyril James '." 370 MORGAN. David John w NETTLINGHAM. Alfred *" 400 NICHOLSON. William John . " 401 PENNELL. Percy ... t^ SMYTHEMAN. Thomas Richard" '.'. 3.97 SORENSEN, Ezra Stephen . 468 Informal ' duly elected to such office. Dated this 24th day of September, 192S William young. Returning Officer for the Papatoetoe Town Board. o~ ELECTORATE. Mr Me R Mn H* KSTSSefi M ST*"* Rd -W«D» ™lU?33kS? te 2 n 7 ham Be «*-THUR SPAr?!SH I ? ALL ' Church St.—MONDAY October 1. «>-' GOLF. lIUNEST Range of Golf Material »»,., ? coaching by leading professional. ££? free.—Johns, Ltd.. Chancery St. jf