WHAT AUCKLAND IS SEEING

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 460, 15 September 1928, Page 24

WHAT AUCKLAND IS SEEING

Majestic. —“ The Gateway of t-he Moon” (pelores Del Kio) and Fred Mayfield’s Cowboy Band. * * * Plaza.— " Finders Keepers” (Laura la Plante) and "Impetuous Youth” (Conrad Veidt). Everybody’s. —“ The Good-bye Kiss” and “The Little Adventuress” (Vera Reynolds). * * * Lyric. —“ The Play Girl” (Madge Bellamy) and “Blighty” AlHaline Terriss ). Strand. — “ Sunrise” (OTanet Gaynor and George O’Brien). * * d New Regent. —“ Easy Come, Easy Go” (Richard Dix). * * * Embassy. —“ The Play Girl” (Madge Bellamy) and "Blighty” (Ellaline Terriss). * * * Prince Edward. —" The Opening Night” and "Man, Woman and Son.” Grand. —“ The Patsy” and “‘The Gaucho.” • * * Tudor, Remuera.—“Good Time Charley” and “Chicken a la King.” Tivoli. —"Finders Keepers’* (Laura. La Plante) and “Impetuous Youth” (Conrad Veidt). * * • Rialto, Newmarket. —“l3 Washington Square” and “Somehow Good” (Fay Compton). * * * Britannia. —" The Secret Hour” and "The Poor Nut.” Capitol. —"On Your Toes” and “Something Always Happens.” * * * Empire. —“ Dressed to Kill” and "Slightly Used.” * * * Regent, Epsom. — “l3 Washington Square” and “Somehow Good.” * * * Edendalc. —“On Your Toes” and "Something Always Happens.” * * * Royal, Kingsland. —"Beau Sabrcur” and "A Man’s Past.” ♦ ♦ * Adelphi, Grey Lynn.— “ The Pioneer Scout” and “Love’s Greatest Mistake.” Green Mill, Milford. —“A Bush Cinderella.”