AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 138, 13 June 1929, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE — "Young Woodley." ST. JAMES' THEATRE — Pat Hanna's Diggers. LEWIS EADY HALL—Gregory Ivanoff Violin Recital.' PICTURE THEATRES MAJESTIC—"The Ringer" and Victor McLag:en in "Sfonjr Boy." PLAZA—Talking Pictures, Al Jolson in "The Singing Fool." NEW REGENT—Talking Pictures, "Alias Jimmy Valentine." STRAND—Talking Pictures. Madge Bellamy in "Mother Knows Best." EVERYBODY'S—CoIIeen Moore in "Why Be Good" and "King of the Rodeo." TlVOLl—Colleen Moore in "Why Be Good" and "King of the Rodeo." GRAND—Estelle Brotly in "Kitty" and "New Year's Eve." HIPPODROME—Lefty Flynn in "The No Gun Man" and "Napoleon." national—Nancy Carroll in "The Sirs Sister" and Kodama. EMPRESS—"The No Gun Man." "Freedom Of the Press" and Surprise Night. WEST END—Tom Mix in "King Cowboy." DE LUXE—"'Q' Ships" and "Remembrance." CRYSTAL PALACE—"The Freedom or the Press" and "Remembrance." ALEXANDRA—LiIIian Gish in "The Wind" and " '()' Ships." CAPITOP.—"The Woman Disputed" and "The Mysterious Lady." EMPIRE—"The Road to Yesterday" and "Slim Fingers." RlALTO—Reginald Denny in "The Night Bird" and "Love and the Devil." REGENT—Reginald Denny in "The Night Bird" and "Love and the Devil." ROYAL—"His Tiger Lady" and "Breed of the Border." STRAND (Onehunga)—Louise Pazenda in "Five and Ten Cent Annie." LYREC—Estelle Brody in "Kitty" and ".New Year's Eve." PRINCE EDWARD— "The Trail of '98" and "Girls Gone Wild." GREY LYNN CINEMA—Mat Moore in "The siren" and "Eileen." P *fnSs.. HAL 1 L < D «onport)—"The Street Angel" and "Fugitives."