AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 214, 10 September 1931, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

PICTURE THEATRES. PLAZA—JoIin Mitten In "The Love Waltz." MAJESTIC—Seymour Hicks in "Tlie Love Habit." NATIONAL—Georges Bancroft In "Derelict." STRAND—JuIian Eltinge In "Maid to Order." ST. JAMES'—"Viennese Nights." ROXY—"Borrowed Partners," and "Oh, Yeah!" REGENT—RaIph Lynn in "The Chance of a Night Time." ClVlC—Thomas Melghan in "Young Sinners." RlALTO—Leslie Henson in "The Sport or Kings." CRYSTAL PALACE — "Mr. Lemon of Orange" and "A Gentleman's Fate." LYRIC —William Haines in "Remote Con- j trol." CAPITOL —Richard Arlen in "The Santa Fe Trail." EMPRESS—"LesIie Henson in "The Sport or Kings." REGENT (Epsom)—" Charlie Chan Carries On" and "A Gentleman's Fate." ALEXANDRA—Leon Errol in "Social Errors" and "Good Bad Girl." PRINCE EDWARD'—EI Brendel in "Mr. Lemon or Orange." VICTORIA (Devonport)—"Going Wild" and "Man to Man." BRITANNIA —"Men Call It Love," and "The Love Racket." GREY LYNN CINEMA I —"Strictly Modern" and "Showgirl in Hollywood." LONDON—Eddie Cantor in "Whoopee." AMBASSADOR—Jack Holt in "White Shoulders" and "Painted Desert." DE LUXE—"Cohens and Kellys in AMca" and "Gall of the Sea." WEST END—"Cohens ana Kellys in Africa." TIVOLI—Jonn Boles in "One Heavenly Night." EDENDALE ClNEMA—Amateur Wrestling Tournament. EMPIRE—"Woman, to Woman" and "The Sophomore." STRAND (Onehunga)—Richard Barthelmess in "The Dawn Patrol."