AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 223, 20 September 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Hl# MAJESTY'S THEATRE—"The Belle or New York." ®T. JAMES 1 THEATRE—"The Barber of Seville." TOWN HALL^—Orphans' Club Concert. PICTURE THEATRES. •MAJESTIC—Fred May field's Cowboy Band, and "The Gateway of the Moon." PLAZA—"Dancing: Vienna" and "The Call of the Heart." STRAND—Janet Gaynor tn "Sunrise" and "The Tasman Flyers." NEW REGENT—"Easy Come, Easy Go" and "The Eucharistlc Congress." HIPPODROME—"Irish Hearts," "£60,000 Reward" and "Eucharistic Congress." EVERYBODY'S—"Getting: Gertie's Garter," "Finders, Keepers" and "Martini." EMBABBY—"Don't Marry," "Under the Black Eagle" and Argus. LYRIC—"Don't Marry," "Under the Black Eagle" and Argus. GRAND—Marlon Davies as "Patsy" and "The Gaucho." TlVOLl—"Dancing Vienna" and "The Call of the Heart." RIALTO—Laura La Plante in "Finders, Keepers" and "The Goodbye Kiss." EMPREBB— "Second tc None" and "Eucharistlc Congress." WEST END—Vaudeville and "The Fighting Edge." > REGENT—"The Goodbye Kiss" and "Impetuous Youth." PRINCE EDWARD—Mary Plckford In "My Best Girl" and "Soft Living." TUDOR — "The Bush Cinderella" and "Under the Tonto Rim." CAPITOL—"Heeney v. Tunney," "Red Hair" and "Come to My House." EMPlßE—"Heeney v. Tunney," "On Your Toes" and "The Yellow Lily." EDENDALE—"Heeney v. Tunney," "Honour Bound" and "One Round Hogan." BRITANNIA—CIara Bow in "Wings" and "The Eucharistlc Congress." ROYAL—"The Poor Nat" and "Somehow Good." STRAND (Onchunga)—Vaudeville and "The Opening Night." DE LUXE - (Mt. Albert)—" Dare Devil's Reward" and "Bobbed Hair."