AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 139, 14 June 1929, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE — "Young: Woodley." ST. JAMES' THEATRE — Pat Hanna's Diggers. PICTURE THEATRES MAJESTIC—"The Silent House" and Four Indian Lyrics. PLAZA—-Talking 1 Pictures, AJ Jolson in "The Sinsrinff Pool." NEW REGENT—Talking Pictures, "Alias Jimmy Valentine." STRAND—Talking: Pictures, "The Canary Murder Case." EVERYBODY'S—CoIIeen Moore In "Why Be Good" and "King: of the Rodeo.'' TlVOLl—Colleen Moore in "Why Be Good" and "Kin? of the Rodeo." GRAND—."The Ringer'' and ''jVlothor Knows Best," HIPPODROME—Lefty Flynn in "The No Gun Man" and "Napoleon." NATIONAL—"A Blonde for Choice" and William Boyd in "The Cop." EMPRESS—LiIIian C.lsh in "The Wind" and "Five and Ten Cent Annie," WEST END—Lillian C.ish in "The Wind" and "Palais de Danse." DE LUXE—"Freedom of the Press" and "Palais de Danse." ! CRYSTAL PALA^c:—Janet Gaynor ' In "Sunrise" and "Five and Ten Cent Annie." CAP9TQL—Dolores Del Rio In "Revenge" and "Girls Gone Wild." EMPIRE—"The Woman Disputed" and Madge Bellamy in "Fugitives." RIALTO-~-.Regin&m Denny In "The Night . Bird" and "Love and the Devil," REGENT—Reginald Denny In "The Night Bird" and "Love and tiro Devil." ROYAL—"Children of the Ritz" and ■Marlon Nixon in "Red Lips." STRAND (On^hunga)—Emil Jannings In "The Patriot." LYRlC—"Mother Knows Best" and Victor McLaglen in "Strong Boy." PRINCE EDWARD—"Troublesome Wives," "The Road to Yesterday" and Perjnl'3 Baboons. GREY LYNN CINEMA—"True Heaven" and "Week-end Comedy."