AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 230, 28 September 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIB MAJESTY'S THEATRE—"The Belle or New York." ST. JAMES' THEATRE—"II Trovatore." TOWN HALL (Concert Chamber)—" The Hound Table." PICTURE THEATREB. MAJESTIC—CnnrarI Nape] In "IT I Were Single" and Excerpts from ' Bohemian Girl." PLAZA—"The Four-Flusher" and "Code or the Scarlet." STRAND—Dolores Del Rio In "Ramona." NEW REGENT—Adolphe Menjotl In "His Tiger I.arty" and liarmston's Cockatoos. HIPPODROME—Monte Blue In "One Round Ifotran" and "Finder Prints." EVERVBODY'B—"ThP Rejuvenation or Aunt Mary" and "The Poacher." EMBASSY—Sir Harry Lauder in "Huntingtower" and "The News Parade." LYRIC—Sir Harry I.atider In "Huntingtower" and "The News Parade." QRAND—"l'nder the Black Eagle" and "Hound or the Depp." TIVOLI—"The Four-Flusher" and "Code of the Scarlet." RlALTO—"Dancing Vienna" and "Getting Gertie's Garter." EMPRESS—Monte Blue In "One Round Hopan" and "Finger Prints." WEST END—"Good Time Charlie" and "Why Girls Go Back Home." REGENT—"Dancing: Vienna" and "Getting Gertie's Garter." PRINCE EDWARD—DaIe Austen tn "The Bush Cinderella" and "The Silver Slave." TUDOR—"The Play Girl" and "A Race for Lire." CAPITOL—"A Man's Past" and Dorothy Gish in "Tip Tops." EMPIRE—"That Certain Thing" and "The Branded Sombi ero." EDENDALE — "Sporting Goods" and Dorothy Gish In '"Tip Toes." BRITANNIA—"Man, Woman and Son" and "The Call of the Heart." DE LUXE (Mt. Albert) —"Two Flaming Youths" and "The Last Waltz." ROYAL—"Mother Machree" and "Finders Keepers.'' STRAND (Onehunga)—Lya de Puttl In "The Midnight Rose."