AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 222, 19 September 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

BT. JAMES' THEATRE—"Ernani." TOWN HALL—Municipal Band Concert. PICTURE THEATRE*. MAJESTIC—Fred Mayneld's Cowboy Band, and "The Gateway of the Moon." PLAZA—Laura La Plante in "Finders, Keepers" and "Impetuous Youth." STRAND—Janet Gay nor m and "The Tasman Flyers." NEW RBOENT—"Easy Come, Easy Go" and Tom Katz and bis Saxophone Band. HIPPODROME—"Irish Hearts," "£50,000 Reward" and "Eucharistic Congress." EVERYBODY'S—"The Goodbye Kiss" and "The Little Adventuress." EMBASSY—Mad&e Bellamy in "The Play Girl" and "Bllyhty." LYUic—Madge Bellamy In "The Play Girl" and "Blighty." CllANl>—Marion Davlfts as "Patsy" and "The Gaucho." TIVOLI—Laura La Plante in "Finders' Keepers" and "impetuous Youth." RlALTO—"Bardelys the Magnificent" and J»lc and Alf. EMPRESS — "Second to None" and "Eucbaristlc Congress." WEST END—"the Sap" and "Eucharistic Congress." REGENT—"Bardelys the Magnificent" and Pic and Air. PRINCE EDWARD—Mary Plckrord In "My Best Girl" and "Sort Living." TUDOR — "The Bush Cinderella" and

"Under tlio Tonto Rim." CAPITOL—"Heeney v. Tunney," "Red Hair" and "Come to My House. ,, EMPlßK—"Heeney v. Tunney," "On Your Toes" and "The Yellow Lily." EDCNDAUC—"Heeney v. Tunney," "Honour Bound" and "One Round Hogan." BRlTANNlA—Vaudeville and Clara Bow In

"Wingrs." ROYAL—"The Poor Nut" and "Somehow Good." STRAND (Onehwnaa)—"The Branded Sombrero" and "The Tasman Flight." PtCTURtDROMK (Ml I ford) _ "King Of Kings."