AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 166, 16 July 1931, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

PICTURE THEATRES. REGENT—CIIve Brook in "Scandal Sheet." NATIONAL—"The Call or the Sea." PLAZA —Mary Astor in "Behind Ofllce Doors." ClVlC—Reginald Denny in "Parlour, Bedroom and Bath." ST. JAMES'—Jean Arthur in "A Virtuous Husband." MAJESTIC—Fay Compton in "Uneasy Virtue." STRAND—Kay Johnson in "The Spy." ROXY—"The Lion and The Lamb," and "Men Without Law." LYRIC—-Buster Keaton in "Forward March." CAPITOL—Tom Walls in "Plunder." EMPRESS —Ruth Chatterton in "Right to Love," and "Sea Legs." CRYSTAL Palace—Wheeler and Woolsey in "Cracked Nuts," and "Seas Beneath." ALEXANDRA —"Cracked Nuts," and "Those Three French Girls." DE LUXE—"Follow Thru," and "Sea Legs." WEST END—Richard Dix in "Cimarron." REGENT (Epsom)—" Play Boy or Paris," and "Those Three French Girls." STRAND (Onehunga)—"Not So Quiet on the Western Front," and "Loose Ends." PRINCE EDWARD —"The Seas Beneath," and Revuette. VICTORIA (Devonport)—"Top Speed," and "A Notorious Affair." BRITANNIA —"A Lady's Morals," and "The Office Wire." GREY LYNN CINEMA—"The W Plan," and i Vaudeville Trials. LONDON —El Brendel in "Mr. Lemon or Orange." TlVOLl—Charlie Chaplin in "City Lights." RIALTO —Richard Dix in "Cimarron." AMBASSADOR (Point Chevalier) —Marilyn Miller In "Sally." TUDOR—Edmund Lowe in "Don't Bet On Women." EMPlßE—Wheeler and Woolsey in "Hook, Line and Sinker." EDENDALE ClNEMA—William Powell in "For the Derence."