Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 834, 30 November 1929, Page 8

Amusements Index

HIS MAJESTY’S.—J. C. Williamson Company in “The Desert Song” (Lance Fairfax) TOWN HALL.—Rotorua Maori Choir. ST. JAMES.—Jim Gerald Revue Company in “The Naughty Earl.” LEWIS EADY H A L L.—Dramatic Recital by Mr. Russell-Wood’s pupils. PICTURE lUEATRES MAJESTIC.—“SmiIing Irish Eyes” (Colleen Moore), an all-talkie and talkie supports. STRAND.—“Bulldog Drummond” (Ronald Colman), an all-talkie, and talkie supports. CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN.— “The Wheel of Life,” an all-talkie and talkie supports. PRINCE EDWARD.—“Guns of Loos,” “What Next,” and “My Friend From India.” ROXY.—“Syncopation,” an all-talkie, and talkie supports. PLAZA.—“On Trial” (Pauline Frederick and Bert Lytell), an all-talkie, and talkie supports. NEW REGENT. —“The Cocoanuts (Four Marx Brothers), an all-talkie, and talkie supports. LYRIC.—“The Big Hop” (Buck Jones) and “East Side, West Side.” GREY LYNN CIN EM A.—“ Careers,” an all-talkie, and talkie supports. EMPRESS, NEWTON.—“Gentlemen of the Press” (an all-talkie), and talkie supports. TIVOLI.—“The Last Warning,” an alltalkie, and talkie supports. GRAND.—“East Side, West Side,” and “The Big Hop.” REGENT, EPSOM.—“The Bridge of San Luis Rey” and “Half a Bride.” ROYAL. KINGSLAND “Abie’s Irish Rose.” STRAND THEATRE, ONEHUNGA.— “The Terror,” an all-talkie and talkie supports. AMBASSADOR. POINT CHEVALIER.— “Plunging Hoofs” and “Rich, but Honest.” RIALTO. NEWMARKET.—“Bridge of San Luis Rey” and “Half a Bride.” FORESTERS’ HALL, ONEHUNGA.— “Plunging Hoofs” (Hoot Gibson). DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET.—Dancing. CLICK CLACK CA BA RET.—Dancing. VE OLDE PIRATE SHlPPE.—Dancing. BEACH HAVEN CABARET.—Dancing. S Y IV,ATTHEW ' S HOBSON ST.— flannel Dance.