Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1053, 18 August 1930, Page 8

Amusements Index

TOWN HALL.—Music Week conceit. PICTURE THEATRES STRAND.—“The Great Divide” and “Dance Hall,”, both talkies, and talkie MAJESTIC. —“Loose Ankles” (Loretta Young and Douglas Fairbanks, jun.), a talkie, and talkie supports. ST. JAMES. —’’Sally” (Marilyn Miller and Alexander Gray), a talking production, and talkie supports. NATIONAL.—“Be Yourself” (Fannie Brice) and "Paris Bound,” both talkies, and talkie supports. NEW REGENT. —“Journey's End” (allstar cast), a talkie, and talkie supports. CIVIC.—“AII Quiet on the Western Front” (all star cast), a talkie, and musical presentation. PLAZA.—“The Golden Calf” (Sue Carol and El Brendel) and “Hide Out,” both talkies. LYRIC THEATRE. “High Society Blues” and “Pointed Hells,” both talkies, and talkie supports. LONDON.—"Sleeping Partners,” a talkie, and talking supports. ROXY. —“Mountain Justice” (Ken Maynard) and “Kid Gloves,” both talkies, and talkie supports. REGENT, EPSOM.—“Hit the Deck,” a talkie. CRYSTAL PALACE, MOUNT EDEN.— “The Night Parade” and “College Love," both talkies. GREY LYNN CINEMA.—“Seven Days’ 1 Leave,” a talkie. VICTORIA. DEVONPORT. “Divorce i Made Easy,” a talkie. TlVOLl.—“Arizona Kid” and “The. Givi from Havana,” both talkies. PRINCE EDWARD.—“Burning Up” and “The Million-Dollar Collar,” a talkie. WEST E*N D, PONSONBY.—“Saturday Night Kid” and “Mr. Antonio,” both talkies. ALEXANDRA, GREEN LANE.—“The Woman Racket,” a talkie. DE LUXE, MOUNT ALBERT.—“Side. Street” and “Mississippi Gambler,” both talkies. RIALTO, NEWMARKET.—“The Arizona Kid,” a talkie. | BRITANNIA, THREE LAMPS.—“Frozen j Justice,” a talkie. EMPRESS, NEWTON.— “The Night Parade” and “Troopers Three,” both j talkies. j EDEN DALE CINEMA. “The 13th Chair,” a talkie. DANCING I DIXIELAND CABARET.—Dancing. I j SCOTS HALL.—Shop Assistants' dance. I