AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 5, 7 January 1931, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE— "The Belle or New York." . ' LUNA PARK —Amusement Area. PICTURE THEATRES. ClVlC —Maurice Chevalier in "The Big ' Pond." majestic-— Richard Dlx in "Shooting: Straight." STRAND —Ruth Chatterton in "Lady or Scandal." ST. JAMES'— Greta Garbo in "Romance." THE REGENT— Eddie Cantor In "Whoopee." LONDON —"Not So Quiet on the Western Front," and "Loose Ends." NATIONAL--Ronaia Colman in "names." TIVOLI— LiIa Lee and Jack Holt in '•Flight." . RIALTO —LiIa Lee and Jack Holt in "Flight." lyric — Norma Shearer in "The Divorcee." PRINCE EDWARD —"The Painted Angel," and "Love Comes Along. ,, , ' TUDOR— "Loose Ankles." VICTORIA (Devonport) — "Roadhou.sc ' Ni grins." BRITANNIA —John McCormack in "Song o' My Heart." CAPITOL —Sue Carroll in "The Big party." PLAZA —Mary Brian in "The Kibitzer." EMPRESS —Jack Holt in "The Squealer," and "Last or Lone woir." CRYSTAL PALACE— "Sons of the Saddle," and "Spurs." ROXY-r-"Sons or the Saddle , ' and "Spurs." ALEXANDRA —"The Gay Nineties." NEW DE LUXE— "Broadway Scandals," REGENT (Epsom)—" Broadway Scandals," and "Last or Lone.Woir." WEST END— "Woman Racket," and "This Mad World." GREY LYNN —"The Vagabond King." . STRAND (Onehunga) — "Ludies Love Brutes." EMPIRE—HaI Skelly in "Woman Trap." AMBASSADOR (Point Chevalier)—Clive Brook in "Slightly Scarlet." SANDRINGHAM CINEMA— Nancy Carroll in "Sweetie." THEATRE ROYAL —Will Rogers in "They Mud To See Paris." PICTUREDROME (Milford) — "Painted Faces," and Jazz. DANCING. PETER PAN—Diincillfe-. trrjELAND— Duiicintr.