AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 225, 22 September 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIB MAJEBTVB THEATRE—"The Belle or New York." ST. JAMES' THEATRE—"The Barber or Seville." PICTURE THEATRES. MAJESTIC—WiIIiam Haines in "Telling the World" and Wendy and Alphonse. PLAZA—"Dancing Vienna" and "The Call or the Heart." STRAND—Dolores Del Rio in "Ramona." NEW REGENT—KmiI Jannlngs in "The Last Command" and "Winter Frolics." HIPPODROME—"Irish Hearts," "£50,000 Reward" and "Eucharlstlc Congress." EVERYBODY'S—"Getting Gertie's Garter," "Finders, Keepers" and "Martini." EMBASSY—'Don't Marry," "Under the Black Eagle" and Argus. LYRIC—"Don't Marry," "Under the Black Eagle" and Argus. GRAND—"Chicken a la King" and "Girl Shy." TlVOLl—"Dancing Vienna" and "The Call or the Heart." RIALTO—Laura La Plante In "Finders, Keepers" and "The Goodbye Kiss." EMPRESS—"The Secret Hour" and "Smiling at Trouble." WEST END—Lois Moran in "Love Hungry" and "The Opening Night." RESENT—"The Goodbye Kiss" and "impetuous Youth." PRINCE EDWARD—"The Smart Set" and "Good Time Charlie." TUDOR—Marion Davles in "Patsy" and "The Silver Slave." capitol—"-nie Midnight Rose" and "Under tho Tonto Rim." EMPIRE—George O'Brien In "Honour Bound" and "One Round Hogan." EDSNDALE — "Mother Machree" and "Under the Tonto Rim." BRITANNIA — "The Little Adventuress" and "Bringing Up Father." ROYAL—"Seventh Heaven" and "13, Washington Square." STRAND (Onehunga)—"The Yellow Lily" and "On Your Toes." DC LUXE (Mt. Albert)— Alice Terry in "The Garden or Allah." GREEN MILL (Milford)—"The Pioneer Scout" and "Introduce Me." FORESTERS' (Onehunga)—"The Yellow Lily" and "On Your Toes." ALEXANDRA (Green Lane)— "Sporting Goods" and "Tip Toes." PICTUREDROME (Milford)—Evelyn Brent Ui "The Showdown," Jazz to follow. (Radio Programmes on Page 12.)