AMUSEMENTS INDEX
His Majesty’s Theatre.—“Tip Toes.” Luna Park. —Amusements and Dancing. PICTURE THEATRES New Regent.—“ Figures Don’t Lie” (Esther Ralston) and Vaudeville. Majestic.—“ Adam and Evil” (Lew Cody) and Vaudeville. Princess.—“ The Life of Riley” (Charlie Murray) and “The Prince of PilTivoli.—"The Life of Riley” (Charlie Murray), and “The Prince of Pilsen.” Strand. “Seventh Heaven” (Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell). Lyric— “White Flannels” and “Spoilers of the West.” National. —“White Flannels” and “Spoilers of the West.” Regent, Epsom.—“ Brigadier Gerard” and - Home Made.” Everybody’s.— Three Miles Up” and ‘•prince of Pilsen.” Grand. —“The Gay Retreat.” Britannia. —"Man Power” and “The.. Last Outlaw.” Rialto.— Brigadier Gerard” and “Home Made.” Royal, Kingsland.—“The Gorilla” and ■ God’s Own Country.” Prince Edward.—" The Unknown” (Lon Chaney). Capitol.—" The Love Thrill” and “Soft Cushions.'* Edendale.—‘Good as Gold” and “Soft Cushions.” Empire.—“ The Bugle Call” and “Paradis*- Alley.” DANCING Dixieland.— Dancing.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 282, 18 February 1928, Page 8
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144AMUSEMENTS INDEX Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 282, 18 February 1928, Page 8
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