AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 177, 28 July 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Nit MAJESTY'B THEATRE — "Rookery Nook." ST. JAMES' THEATRE—"Mercenary Mary." THE EMBASSY—George Storey and The Merry Mascots. TOWN HALL <Cone«rt ChamlMr) —"Bunly Pulls tbe Strlnff3." PICTURE THEATRES. MAJESTIC—"TIie Smart Set" and The Harris Slster3. PLAZA—"The Big- Noise*' and "The Nervous Wreck." STRAND—Dolores Del Rio In "Carmen." NEW RECENT — "Something: Always Happens," Dawn Assheton and Laszlo Schwartz. HIPPODROME—"The Branded Sombrero" and Blanche Sweet In "Slngred." EVERYBODY'S—"The Big: Noise" and "The nervous Wreck." ORAND—"Bringrlngr up Father." TIVOLI—"The Biff noise" and "The Nervous Wreck." LYRIC—"Man, Woman and Son" and "Honour Bound." EMPRESS—"The Branded sombrero" and Blanche Sweet In "Slngred." RIALTO—"Lady Be Good" and "The "Chinese Parrot." REGENT —"Lady Be Good" and "The "Chinese Parrot." PRINCE EDWARD—"SaIIey In Our Alley" and "The Whirlwind of Youth." TUDOR.—'"Bringrlngr Up Father" and "The Way or All Flesh." CAPITOL—"Love and Learn" and "The Wild West Show." ROYAL—"Nevada" and "Won in the Clouds." EMPlßE—"Sharpshooters," "Altas the Lone W'oir" and Delroy and Delaney. EDENDALE—"Love and Learn" and "The Wild West Show." STRAND (Onehunga)—"The Private Lire or Helen or Troy" and "Chinatown Charlie.'' BRlTANNlA—"Metropolis" and "The Law or tiie Kang-e." WEST END—Dolores Costello in "Old San Francisco." CREEN MILL (Milford) — "Mother Machree." PICTUREDROME (Milford) — "Wire Savers," Jall to follow. FORESTERS' (Onehunga)—"Surrender" and "Chinatown Charlie." (For Wireless Programmes See Page 14.)