AMUSEMENTS.
CITY SHOWS. Five new shows at five theatres will be the position of film entertainment in the city this evening. At the Regent, Harold Lloyd's first comedy for over two years, ''Movie Crazy," will be the chief attraction. The Civic is presenting "Maid of the Mountains," a British film version of the famous musical romance of the stage, with Harry Welchman as Baldassare and Nancy Browne as Teresa, the Maid. The Plaza releases another British picture, "The Old Man," adapted from an Edgar Wallace "thriller," in which Maisie Gay does some inimitable comedy work. The St. James Theatre offers "Little Orphan Annie, a film built round the famous comic _stnp character of Harold Gray. Mitzi Gree plays Annie and May Robson has a character role. The fifth new "Big City Blues" (Joan Blondell and Llie Linden), which will be m tiany at the National Theatre. The JUjesUc, Strand, Boxy and Tivoli changed p grammes on * A
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 16, 20 January 1933, Page 3
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