AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 231, 29 September 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Ml* MAJESTY'S THEATRE—"Tho Belle of New York." «T. J AMIS' THEATRE—"Carmen." TOWN HJILL <C«n«srt Cttarnfcar)—"The Hound Table." TOWN HAtL—Municipal concert. PICTURE TNUTMSI. MJUUTIC—May McAroy in "ir I Were Single" and Excerpts from "Bohemian Girl."

PLAXA.."The Four-Fluiher" and "Code of the Scarlet." STRAND—Dolores Del Ria .in "Ramona." NIW RESENT—Adolphe Menjou In "His Tiger Lady" and Harmstoft's Cockatoos. HIPPODROME Monte Blue in "One Round Hogan" and "Finger Prlnti." ■VERYRODY'S—"The - Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" and "The Poacher." IRUtlY—Sir Harry Lauder in "Hnntingtower" and "The News Parade." LYRIC—Sir Harry Lauder In "Huntingtower" and "The news Parade." ORAND—'"Under the Black Eagle 1 * and' "Hound of the Deep." TlVOLt—'"The Four-Flusher" and "Code o£ ' the Scarlet." RMLTO— ( "Dancing Vienna" and "Getting, Gertie's' Garter." ! MNMU 'Something Always Happens" and "Turkish Delight." wtiT END—"Good Time Charlie" sad' "Why Glria Go Back Home." RESENT—"Dancing Vienna" and "Getting ! Gertie's- Garter." RRMCR EDWARD—DaIe Austen «t fthe Bush Cinderella" and ''The Silver Slaye," Play Girl" and "A Raca'tor OVITOt—"A Man's past" and Dorothy Oith in "Tip Toes," EMPIRE ''that certain Thing" and "The Branded Sombrero ■DENDRMt — "Sporting Goods'* and Dorothy Gish in '"Tip Toes/' RRKHMlNtfe—'"Man, Woman and, Son" and "The Poacher." DE LUXE (Mt. Albert)—" Two Flaming Youths" and "The Last Wilt?." ROYAL—"Mother Maehrae" and-.'-'Finders Keepers.'; DTRAHD <On*tiunoa)-"The Hawk's Nest" and "The Goodbye Kiss." FORESTERS' (Onahunfa)—"The Hawk's Heat'* and "The Goodbye Kiss." PRCTVREDROME <Mllford>—"Feel My Pulse" and Fred Miyfleld's Cowboy Band. ALEXANDRA (tmn .Lane)—" Fools Sot Luck" and "Stage Struck." ADSIPMI (Drey Lynn)—"The Secret Hour" and "The Song and Dance Man." (For Radio Programmes pee Page 14.)