WHAT AUCKLAND IS SEEING

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 418, 1 September 1928, Page 25

WHAT AUCKLAND IS SEEING

Majestic. — ' trailora <;<» "Wrong” (Sammy Cohen and Ted McXamara) and Miss Beatrice Elliott. plaza■—“The Puncli Bowl Revue CoinpiUiJ’ and “Happiness Ahead” (Co!jggn Moore). c ver ybody’s. — "A Man’s Past” (Conrad Veidt) and “Happiness Ahead” (Colleen Moore).^ L yric.—“ The Opening Might” (Claire Windsor) and "(rood Time Charley” (Helene Costello). Strand. —“The Bush Cinderella” (Bale yusten) and stage presentation. * * lie New Regent. “Wings” (Charles Rogers, Diehard Arlen and Clara Bow) - prince Edward. —“Sporting Goods’’ and -The College Widow.” Hippodrome. The Heeney-Tunney Fight. * * * Grand. —“My Best Girl” and “Wyomins” Tudor. Remuera.—"Across to Singapore” and “Brass Knuckles.” Tivoli. —“A Man’s Past” (Conrad Veidt) and “Happiness Ahead” (Colleen Moore). * * * Rialto, Newmarket. “The Yellow Lily” and "The Hawk's Nest.” * * * Britannia- “Divine Woman” and "We’re all Capitol. —“ Feel My Pulse” and “A Hero for a Night.” * * * Empire.— " Dove Hungry’* and “Simple Sis.” * * * Edendale. —“Feel My Pulse” and “A Hero for a Night.” ** - * Regent, Epsom.—“ The Yellow Lily” and "The Hawk’s Nest.” * * * Royal, Kingsland. —“On Your Toes” and “Midnight I^ose.” * * * Adelphi, Grey Lynn.—“ Night of Western Stars” and “Doomsday.” * * * Green Mill, Milford. —“A Thief in the Dark.”