AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIB MAJESTY’S THEATRE— .“The Belle of New York.” ST. JAMES’ THEATRE— “Un Ballo In Maschera.” TOWN HALL— Boxing, Mclnness v. Monson. PICTURE THEATRES. MAJESTIC— WiIIiam Haines In “Telling the world” and Wendy and Alphonse. PLAZA— “Dancing Vienna” and “The Call of the Heart.” STRAND— Dolores Del Rio In “Ramona.” NEW REGENT— EmiI Jannings In “The Last Command” and “Winter Frolics.” HlPPODROME— Vaudeville and May McAvoy in “Irish Hearts.” 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. GRANlK— “Chicken a la King” and Harold Lloyd In “Girl Shy.” TlVOLl— “Dancing Vienna” and “The Call or the Heart.” RIALTO— “The Way of All Flesh” and “Feel My Pulse.” EMPRESS— “The Yellow Lily” and “The Latest From Paris.” WEST END— “The Te Kooti Trail.” REGENT— “The Way of Alt Flesh” and “Feel My Pulse.” PRINCE EDWARD— Vaudeville and Karl Dane in “Rookies.” TUDOR— Marlon Davies in “Patsy” and “The Silver Slave.” CAPITOL— “The Midnight Rose” and “Under the Tonto Rim” and Fred Maylleld’s Cowboy Band. EMPIRE— George O’Brien in “Honour Bound” and “One Round Hogan.” EDENDALE— “The Midnight Rose” and ••Bobbed Hair.” BRITANNIA— Laura la Plante in “Finders, Keepers” and “Impetuous Youth.” ROYAL— “The Little Adventuress” and “The- Goodbye Kiss.” STRAND (Onehunga)— “Man, Woman and Son.” DE LUXE (Mt. Albert) — “Bringing Up Father.” ALEXANDRA (Graan Lane) — “Oh! What a Nurse.”