AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 214, 10 September 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIB MAJESTY'S THEATRE—Percy Hutchison in " J he Laughing: Optimist." ST. JAMES' THEATRE—"II Trovatore." PICTURE THEATREB. MAJESTIC—Fred Maylleld's Cowboy Band and "Patsy." PLAZA—"I 3, Washington Square" and "The Poor Nut." STRAND—Janet Gaynor in "Sunrise." NEW RECENT—"The Flfty-nrty Girt" and Tom Katz and his Saxophone Band. HIPPODROME— Vaudeville and Fred Thomson in "The Sunset Legion." EVERYBODY'S—"I 3, Washington Square" and "The Poor Nut." EMBASSY—Irene Rich In "The Silver Slave" and "The Sea Urchin." LYRlC—lrene Rich in "The Silver Slave" and "The Sea Urchin." GRAND—"The Bush Cinderella" and "The Lone Wolf Returns." TIVOLI—Fay Compton In "Somehow Good" and "The Poor Nut." RIALTO — The Punchbowl Revue and "Publicity Madness." EMPRESS—"The Upland Rider" and "Baby Mine." WEST END—"The Blue Lagoon" and "The Man They Could Not Hang." REGENT—"A Man's Pa3t" and "Publicity Madness." PRINCE EDWARD—Vaudeville and "Beau Geste." TUDOR—CIara l Bow In "Red Hair" and "The Opening Night." CAPlTOl—Richard Dlx in "Sporting Goods" and "The Secret Hour." EMPIRE—"The Warning" and "Dare Devil's Reward." EDENDALE—"The Divine Woman" and "The Wreck." BRITANNIA — "Happiness Ahead" and "Youth and a Whirlwind." ROYAL—"The Last Waltz" and "ir Youth But Knew." STRAND (Onehunfl*)—"A Daughter In Revolt." DE LUXE (Mt. Albert)— Lionel Barrymore In "Body and Soul." ALEXANDRA (Green Lane)—" The Man They Could Not Hang."