Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 780, 28 September 1929, Page 10

Amusements Index

ST. JAMES. —Nicola, magician, and his company of entertainers. CONCERT CHAMBER.— St. Andrew's Society in "A Scrape o’ the Pen.” PICTURE THEATRES NEW REGENT. —"Madame X” (Ruth Chaterton and Lewis Stone), an alltalking production, and talkie supports. MAJESTlC. —"lnnocents of Paris" (Maurice Chevalier), an all-talking and singing production, and short talkie features. EMPRESS, NEWTON.— "Give and Take" (all-talkie). LYRIC.— "Love Over Night” and "Masked Emotions.” PLAZA. —"Thunderbolt” (George Bancroft, Fay Wray and Richard Arlen), a talking picture; also short talkie features. GRAND. —"Masked Emotions" and "Love Over Night.” TIVOLI.—"It Can Be Done” (Glenn Tryon), and "Royal Rider.” CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN.— "Interference” (an all-talkie), and short talkie features. PRINCE EDWARO.— "Tragic Hour," ‘Peep Behind Scenes” and "Love’s Option.” ROXY. —"A Dangerous Woman," (Baclanova and Clive Brook) an all-talkie and short talkie features. STRAND.— "The Black Watch” (Victor MoLaglert), an all-talking picture; also short talkie features. RIALTO. NEWMARKET. —"Prisoners" and "Harvest of Fate.” GREY LYNN CINEMA.— "Joy Street" and "The Shop-worn Angel.” ROYAL, KINGSLAND.— "MnuUn Rouge" and "Mysterious Stranger.” REGENT. EPSOM.—"Prisoners” and "Harvest of Fate.” FORESTERS’ HALL. BIRKENHEAD.— *‘A Grain of Dust” and "Something Always Happens.” AMBASSADOR. POINT CHEVALIER.— • Soft Living.” DANCING ?. l fTs*-i. NP_CAßAßET—DanciusrLoiSce * CA * A «lST. —Danoinc;. Cl i)an ° * ’ MECHANICS’ BAY.— ” CHEVALIC ' , "~ SaiMns Club