Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 959, 30 April 1930, Page 8

Amusements Index

PICTURE THEATRES S T<.r> ames - —“Noah’s Ark” (George O Brien and Dolores Costello), and talkie supports. REGENT. “Dynamite” (Conrad Nagel and Kay Johnson, a talkie, and talkie supports. PLia |? A ’ —“Happy Days,” a talkie, and talkie supports. “Such Men are Dangerous” (harner Laxter), a talkie, and musical presentation. MAJESTIC.—“Seven Days Leave” (Beryl Mercer and Gary Cooper), a talkie, and talkie supports. STRAND. —“The Love Parade” (Maurice Chevalier -and Jeanette MacDonald), screen operetta, and talkie supports. TIVOLI.—“Happy Days” and “Why Bring That Up,” both taikies. PRINCE EDWARD.—“The Desert Song,” a talkie. ROXY.—“Woman 1 to Woman” (Betty t ompson and George Barraud), a talkie, and talkie supports. CRYSTAL PALACE. MOUNT EDEN. “Broadway Scandals of 1930” and “Inder the Greenwood Tree,” both talkies. GRAND.—“Dangerous Curves” and “The Man 1 Love,” both talkies. EMPRESS, NEWTON—“The Cocoanuts,” a talkie. BRITANNIA. THREE LAMPS. “The Wheel of Life,” a talkie. GREY LYNN CINEMA.—“The Forbidden Y\ email” and “Her Dancing Partner.” VICTORIA, DEVON PORT.—“Fashions in Love,” a talkie. WEST END. PONSONBY ROAD.— “Broadway Scandals of 1930,” a talkie. REGENT. EPSOM.—“Someone to Love” and “Senorita.” DE LUXE, MT. ALBERT.—“Lucky in Love” and Geraldine.” ALEXANDRA, GREEN LANE.—“Under the Greenwood Tree” and “Wise Girls," both talkies DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET, Danilins.