Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 824, 19 November 1929, Page 8

Amusements Index

ST. JAMES.—"La n’t Tell the Wife" (Jim Gerald Company). TOWN HALL —Lecture on Christian j LEWIS EADN HALL.—Aeolian Orches- ! PIC7 uRE THEATRES LYRIC.—"f difetti" and "The Cavalier" GREY L NN CINEMA. —"lt Can Be i Done" and "Let *er Go, Gallagher." I PLAZA. "Weary River" (Richard Bar- ! thelmes). an all-talkie, and talkie! support*. PRINCE EDWARD—"The Singing Fool." an all-talkie and talkie supports. MAJESTIC—"Words and Music" (Lois Moran and Tom Patricola). an all-talk e . and talkie supports; also views of Mel- j EMPRESS. NEWTON.—"The Last Warnmy" (an all-talkie), and "The Bridge 1 ’ S;i n Louis Key." STRAND.—"Behind That Curtain" (Lois 'im • i and Edmund Burns), an aUilkn. and talkie supports; also views • * Melbourne Cup. NEW REGENT—"Dr. Fu Manchu" < Warner Gland, O. I*. Heggie and Jean | Arthur), and talkie supports. TlVOLl.—"Modern Love" (Jean Her_LlL!* K a talkie, and talkie supports. S2iC! o *7^. , i Tlle ( 'A'nller" and "Confetti.” 1 r Y,- of Life" (Rii hard v i i * ‘ aiM * talkie supports. V '^ TOR,A - DEVONPORT—"The Lone ! ! i % OuiKhter." an utl-talkie and P ■ 1 ikih features. ! i i RYSTAL . P|ALACE. MOUNT EDEN. I , i ■’llv-' and "Sal of Singapore" ! ; REGENT. EPSOM "Ktijltlvc.," ami ! ’ln*- Farmer's Daughter." I WtOYAL. KINGSLAND. —"< 'hin;i Bound d -...hf-s ~f thf Underworld."