Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 917, 10 March 1930, Page 8

Amusements Index

HIS MAJESTY'S. — “Lido Lady” (Freddie Forbes and Fullers' Musical Comedy Company). OLD DOCK SlTE. —Wirth’s Circus. PICTURE THEATRES NEW REGENT. —“The Hollywood Revue” (all-star cast), a talkie; also talkie supports. ClVlC. —“Romance of the Rio Grande” (Mary Duncan and Warner Baxter), a talkie; and musical presentation. MAJESTIC. —“Woman Trap” (Evelyn Brent and Hal Skelly), a talkie, and talkie supports. PLAZA. —“The Cock-Eyed World” -(Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe), a talkie; and talkie supports. ST. JAMES. —“The Desert Song” (Char- | lotta King and John Boles), a I talkie, and talkie supports. STRAND. —“The Return of Sherlock 1 Holmes” (Clive Brook), a talkie, and talkie supports. ROXY. —“Painted Faces” Fester and Joe Brown), a talkie *?id talkie supports. GRAND. —“Drag of the Family,” a talkie, and talkie supports. 1 BRITANNIA, THREE LAMPS.—“Innoj cents of Paris,” a talkie, and talkie supports. VICTORIA, DEVONPORT. —“The Cop.” GREY LYNN CINEMA. —“Three Live Ghosts,” a talkie, and “13 Washington Square.” CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN.— “The Very Idea,” a talkie, and talkie supports. EMPRESS. NEWTON. —“Street Girl,” a talkie, and talkie supports. RIALTO, NEWMARKET. —“Women Gone Wild” and “The One Woman Idea.” TIVOLI. —“They Had to Paris,” a talkie, and talkie supports. PRINCE EDWARD. “Drag of the Family,” a talkie, and talkie supports. DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET. —Dancing.