Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1066, 2 September 1930, Page 8

Amusements Index

PICTURE THEATRES ST. JAMES.—“Sally’' (Marilyn Miller and Alexander Gray). MAJESTIC.—“Captain of the Guard” (Laura La Plante and John Boles). NATIONAL.—“HeIi Harbor” (Lupe Velez); also children’s pantomime, “Tom Thumb.” NEW REGENT.—“This Mad World” (Kay Johnson and Basil Rathbone). PLAZA.—“Ladies Love Brutes.” CIVIC.—“The Cuckoos” (Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey). STRAND.—“The Benson Murder Case” (William Powell) arid “Crazy That Way.” LYRIC THEATRE.—“The Battle of Paris.” LONDON.—“Atlantic.” ROXY.—“Trailing Trouble” (Hoot Gibson). REGENT, EPSOM. “The Shanghai Lady” (Mary Nolan). TUDOR.—“Ladies Love Brutes” (George Bancroft) and “The American Prisoner.” CRYSTAL PALACE MOUNT EDEN.— “Children of Pleasure.” VICTORIA, DEVONPORT. “Sweetie” (Nancy Carroll). TlVOLl.—“Footlights and Fools” and “Lone Star Ranger.’’ PRINCE EDWARD.—“Rio Rita” (Bebe Daniels). WEST END. PONSON BY.—“Melody Man” and “The American Prisoner.” ALEXANDRA, GREEN LANE.—“Children of Pleasure” and “Kameo Kirby.” DE LUXE, MOUNT ALBERT.—“Loves of Robert Burns” (Joseph Hislop). RIALTO, NEWMARKET.—“WheeI of Life” and “Footlights and Fools.” BRITANNIA, THREE LA M PS.—“Double Cross Roads” and “Courtin’ Wildcats.” EMPRESS, NEWTON.—"Children of Pleasure.” GREY LYNN CINEMA.—“The Love Parade.” For further particulars see .14 and 15 pages