Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 768, 14 September 1929, Page 10

Amusements Index

' 1 ST. JAMES.—“Rio Rita” (Gladys Moncrieff). TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Little Theatre Society in “Mrs. Moonlight.” PICTURE THEATRES AMBASSADOR, POINT CHEVALIER. “Red Lips," and “Ladies Must Dress.” CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN j “Strange Cargo” (all talkie) and “The i Office Scandal” (part talkie and music). PRINCE EDWARD.—“Heart of the j 1 ukon and “Giant of the Mountain.’’ | ROXY.—“Strange Cargo” (an all-talkie); ! also “The Office Scandal” (Phyllis ! Haver), a part-talkie. RIALTO, NEWMARKET.—“The Man and j the Moment” and "Spite Marriage.” NEW REGENT.—“The Wild Party" i <( lara Bow), an all-talking oroduetion and talkie supports. STRAND.—“The Black Watch’* (Victor MeLaglen), an all-talking picture; also short talkie features. M £ J . E ? TIC ‘ —“The Iron Mask” (Douglas ir airoariks), a synchronised picture, and supports. EMPRESS, NEWTON.—“The Man I Love (an all-talking picture), and .alking supports. LYRlC.—“Matrimony” and "The Bxalted Flapper.” | PLAZA.—"The Home Towners" (RichJ ard Bennett and Doris Kenyon), an j all-talkie, and short talkie features. • GREY LYNN CINEMA.—“The Woman j from Luna’’ and “Adam’s Apple.’* GRAND.—“The Exalted Flapper’* and | “Matrimony.” ! '“Tho Whip” (Dorothy Maci , an< l Ralph Forbes), and “Emerald of the East.” I ROYAL. KINGSLAND.—“The Magic Flame” and “Comedy Kid.” REGENT, EPSOM.—“Spite Marriage” i and “ r L he Man and the Moment.” PARISH HALL. DEVON PORT.—“PIot Stuff” and “Wolves of the City.” FORESTERS’ HALL, BIRKENHEAD.— Veiled Woman” and “Wedding PICTUREDROME, MILFORD. “The Spy.” DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET.—Dancing CLICK CLACK CABARET.—Dancing CLUBHOUSE, MECHANICS' BAY.— : Akarana Yacht Club Dance.