Amusements Index
HIS MAJESTY’S.—Kentucky Jubilee Singers. ST. JAMES. —Frank O’Brian’s “Revellers” Revue. TOWN HALL.—Municipal Band Concert. PICTURE THEATRES NEW REGENT. —“Close Harmony” (Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers), a talking picture; also talkie supports. MAJESTIC.—“The Forger” (Lillian Rich and Nigel Barrie), also “The Farmer's wife” (Lillian Hall-Davis and Jameson Thomas). TIVOLI. “Thoroughbreds” (Marian Nixon) and “The Knight of Nights.” LYRIC.—“The Rescue” and “The Manxman.” STRAND. —“The Doctor’s Secret” (Ruth Chatterton and H. B. Warner), all talkie picture; also talkie supports. PLAZA. —“The Terror” (May McAvoy and Louise Fazenda), and talkie supports. EVERYBODY’S. “Thoroughbreds” (Marian Nixon) and “The Knight of Nights.” REGENT, EPSOM. —“Saturday’s Children” and “The Kid’s Clever.” PRINCE EDWARD.—“A South Sea Bubble,” “Children of the Ritz,” and The Pincushion Revue. GRAND.—“The Rescue” and “The Manxman.” GREY LYNN CINEMA.—“New Year’s Eve” and “Widecombe Fair.” RIALTO. NEWMARKET. —“The Kids Clever” and “Saturday’s Children.” ROYAL, KINGSLAND.-“The Student. Prince” and “The Branded Sombrero ” PARISH HALL, DEVONPORT.—“Honeymoon Hate” and “Seven Footprints to Satan.” * FORESTERS HALL, BIRKENHEAD,— “Strong Boy” and Dancing. DANCING CLICK CLACK CABARET. —Dancing. DIXIELAND CABARET.—Dancing. CLUBHOUSE, MECHANICS BAY.—Akarana. Yacht Club Dance. PONSONBY DRILL HA L L —Dancing. TRADES HALL.—OId-time Dance.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 708, 6 July 1929, Page 10
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187Amusements Index Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 708, 6 July 1929, Page 10
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