Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 8

Amusements Index

| HIS MAJESTY’S.—"The Student Prince" i (J. C. A\ illiamson Company). LUNA PA RK. Amusement Area. PICTURE THEATRES i •-Welcome Danger” (Harold » talkie and talkie supports EMPRESS, NEWTON—"High Voltage” and "The Shady Lady," both talkie? RIALTO, NEWMARKET— "Black Magic" j and * The Inseparables." LYRIC.— "The Moose" and “Marquis Preferred." ! TlVOLl.—"Strange Cargo," a talkie; and | talaie supports. PRINCE EDWARD. "Smiling Irish Lyes, ' a talkie, and talkie supports. GRAND.—"Broadway Babies," a talkie I and talkie supports GREY LYNN CI NE M A.—" Guardian of I the Wild" and "Fazil." ROXY.—"Mother’s Boy" (Alorton Downey), a talkie, and "Square Shoulders" j (Junior Coghlan), a talkie. NEW REGENT.—“The Unholy Night” (Roland Young and Dorothy Sebastian), a talkie; also talkie supports. Jack Lumsdaine, also Ewart Lyne at the j organ. ! MAJESTlC.—“Darkened Rooms" (Evelyn Brent and Neil Hamilton), a talkie and [ talkie supports. ST. JA M ES.—"The Gold Diggers of Broadway,” a talkie; and colour production; and talkie supports. CIVIC.—"The Fall of Eve," a talkie; Ted Henkel’s Orchestra, Fred Scholl at the organ, and dancing. REGENT, EPSOM.—"The Inseparables" and "A Woman Against the World." ROYAL, KINGSLAND. "Kitty” and "Rubber Heels." PLAZA.—“Flight," a talkie; and talkie supports. CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN. "Mother’s Boy" (Morton Downey), a talkie, and “Square Shoulders" (Junior Coghlan', a talkie. BRITANNIA. THREE LAMPS.—"The Lone Wolf’s Daughter," a talkie; and talkie supports. DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET.—Dan* ing YE OLDE PIRATE SH IPP E.— Dancing.