Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 879, 24 January 1930, Page 8

Amusements Index

LUNA PARK.—Amusement Area. PICTURE THEATRES MAJESTIC.—"Street Angel” (Betty Compson), a talkie, and talkie supports. PLAZA.—"Lucky Star" (Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell), a talkie; and talkie supports. STRAND.—"Welcome Danger” (Harold Lloyd), a talkie and talkie supports. ST. JAMES.—"The Gold Diggers of Broadway," a talkie and colour production; and talkie supports. ROXY.—"The College Coquette" (Jobyna Ralston), a talkie; also "Father and Son" (Jack Holt). NEW REGENT.—"The Virginian" (Gary Cooper and Alary Brian), a talkie; also talkie supports; also Ewart Lyne at the or gan. CIVIC. —"Embarrassing Moments," a talkie; Ted Henkel’s Orchestra, Fred Scholl at the organ, and stage presentation with dancing. EMPRESS, NEWTON. — "Innocents of 1 Paris." a talkie, and talkie supports. ; RIALTO. NEWMARKET.—"Where East is East." and "The Rising Generation.” LYRlC.—"Stairs of Sand" and "Chinatown Charlie.” TlVOLl.—"Nothing But the Truth,” a talkie; and talkie supports. PRINCE EDWARD.—"On Trial,” a talkie; and talkie supports. GRAND.—"Manhattan Cocktail,” a synchronised picture, and talkie supports. GREY LYNN CINEMA.— "The Lone Wolf’s Daughter," a talkie, and talkie supports. CRYSTAL PALACE. MOUNT EDEN.— "College Coquette." a. talkie, and “Under the Southern Cross,” a synchronised picture. BRITANNIA. THREE LAMPS.—"Fashions in Love,” a talkie, and talkie supREGENT, EPSOM.—"Where East is Fast" and "Tin- Rising Generation.” ROYAL. KlNGSLAND.—"lnnocents of Paris" and "The Fugitives."