AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 171, 21 July 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

•T. JAMBS* THEATRE-—"Sunny." THE EMBASSY—Vaudeville. LUNA PARK—Amusement Area. TOWN HALL (Concart Chamber) —Miss Beatrice Kiliott. PICTURE THEATRES. MAJESTlC—"Bringing up Father," "The College Widow" and Jerry. • STRAND—Greta Garho in "Anna Karenlna" and Prologue. NEW REGENT—"The Secret Hour," Florrle I.e Vere and Lou Ilandman. HIPPODROME—"Dare Devil's Reward" and "Is Zat So." EVERYBODY'S—"Lady Be Good" and "Chinese Parrot." ORAND—Gloria Swanson in "Sadie Thompson." TIVOU—"Lady Be Good" and "Chluese Parrot." LYRIC—"The Desert Woman" and "Reckless Speed." RlALTO—"Burning Daylight'' and Clara Bow in "Hula." RESENT—"Burning Daylight" and Clara Bow, in "Hula." PRINCE EDWARD—"OId San Francisco" and "Dressed to Kill." TUDOR—"Love Hungry," "Sally In uur Ally" and The Harris Sisters. CAPlTOL—"Surrender" and "Tlllie's Punctured homance." ROYAL—"The Cohens and Kellys in Paris" and "Get Your Man." EMPlßE—"Finger Prints," Tom Mix in "Arizona Wildcat" and Vaudeville. EDENDALE— "Surrender" and "TUlle'* Punctured Homance." •TRAND (Onahunga)—Hod La Rocque in "Gigolo" and "Hash Privates." BRITANNIA —"Padlocked" and "Love's Greatest .Mistake." PICTUREDROME (Mil ford) — Chester Conkltn lu "Two Flaming Youths," Jazz to rollow. ORSBN MILL (Milford)—"The Private Life oC Helen of Troy," Jazz to follow. FORESTERS' (Onahunga)—Rod La Rocque in "Gigolo" and "Rash Privates." EMPRESS—"Serenade" and "No Control." WEST EttD—"That Certain Thing" andj "The Auctioneer." (For Wireless Programmes see Page 14.)