AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 289, 6 December 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

1 ■ Hit MJUIITY'B THCATRK—"The Mldnlgnt Frolics." •T. MINIS' THEATRE—Goo. Ward Revue Company. LUNA PARK—Auckland's Coney Island. TOWN HALL (Concert Chamber) —Concert by Puccini Musical Society. PICTURE THEATRES. MAJESTIC— Norma Sbearer In "Trelawney or the Wells." PLAZA—GIen Tryon In "Hot Heels" and Charlie Murray in "The Head Man." NEW MMENT—"Loves of an Actress," "The Water Hole" and Stage Show. STRAND—Buster Xeaton in "Steamboat Bill, Jnr." EVERYBODY'S—"Crazy Mazey" and Bessie Love in "A Harp in Hock." HIPPODROME—Lois Moran In "Sharpshooters" and "The Lodger." NATIONAL—MarIon Darles In "The Cardboard Lover" and "Playing: Straight." TIVOU—GIen Tryon In "Hot Heels" and Charlie Murray in "The Head Man." ORAND—"Hangman's House" and Madge Bellamy In "Colleen." - RIALTO-—"One Woman to Another" and "Flame or the Argentine." TUDOR—EmiI Jannings in "The Last Command" and Mr. Birrell O'Malley. LYRlC—Marlon Davies In "The Cardboard Lover" and "Playing Straight." ROYAL—"Tbe Leopard Lady" and "Heart to Heart." RESENT—Emu jannEgnS"""''The La3t Command." OAPITOL—*"The Battles or Coronel ind Falkland Islands" and "Wheel or Chance." BRITANNIA—"Ladies or the Mob" and "The Vanishing Pioneer." EMPlßE—"Thanks for the Buggy Ride" and "Under the Black Eagle." EDENDALE—Madge Bellamy In "The Play Olrl" and "Good Time Charlie." ADELPHI—"The Desert Woman" and "A Reno Divorce." PRINCE EDWARD—"The Magnificent Flirt" and "The Cowboy Kid." EMPRESS—Lois Moran In "Sharpshooters" and "The Lodger." STRAND (Ofiehunga)—Vaudeville and "Beware or Married Men." WEST END—Vaudeville and Lois Moran in "Don't Marry." Df LUXE—Beatrice Joy Iα "Vanity" and "His Sporting Chance."