Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 851, 20 December 1929, Page 8

Amusements Index

— ■ I ST. JAMES.—Jim Gerald Revue Company. LUNA PARK.—Amusement Area. PICTURE rHEATRES ClVlC.—“Three Live Ghosts,’’ an alltalkie, Ted Henkel’s Orchestra, Fred Scholl at the organ, etc. CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN.“The Flying Fool,’’ an all-talkie and “Noisy Neighbours," talkie. ROXY.—“The Cohens and Kellys in Atlantic City, a talkie; aiso talkie supports. NEW REGENT.—“The Last of Mrs. Cheyney” (Norma Shearer); also talkie supports. Jack Lumsdaine. TIVOLI.' —“Four Feathers," a synchronised picture and talkie supports. LYRIC.—“Swim, Girl, Swim” and “The Yellow Lily.” GREY LYNN CINEMA.—“The Terror.," an all-talkie, and talkie supports. MAJESTIC.—“The Valiant” (.Paul Muni and Marguerite Churchill), an a 11talkie; “Forget-me-not" (Nancy Drexel and David Rollins); also talkie supports. STRAND.—“Blackmail” (Anny Ondra and John Longden), an niFralkie. and talkie supports. BRITANNIA, THREE LAMPS.—“The Canary Murder Case," an all-talkie and talkie supports. PLAZA.—“Four Feathers” (Richard Avion, Fay Wray, Clive Brook and William Powell), a synchronised picture, and talkie supports. EMPRESS. NEWTON.—“Lucky in Love,” an all-talkie, and “Wild Orchids,” a synchronised picture. PRINCE EDWARD.—“The Awakening," a synchronised picture, and talkie supports. REGENT. EPSOM.—“Points West” and “Prep and Pep.” ROYAL, KINGSLAND. “Thunderbolt” and “Painted Ponies."