AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 13, 16 January 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

STATE THEATRE, ONEHUNGA

The offerintr for this evening's patrons at the State Theatre, Onehunga, is beaded by the English musical romance. "Broken Melody," adapted from the late E. Temple Thurston's play, "Discord." The cast ot the film includes Owen Xares and Bemta Hume.

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE

PICTURE THEATRES. REGENT —"Radio Parade," and "Three Little Pigs." STRAND — Helen Twelvetrecs In "Disgraced." ST. JAMES'—Jean Hartow and I.eo Tracy in "Blonde Bombshell." Civic Marlene Dietrich and Brian Alicrnc in "Song- or Songs." MAJESTIC —Basil Rathbone and Esther Ralston In "After the Ball." PLAZA— Stanley I.upino and Gina Malo in "King- ol" the Hit/.." ROXY AND TlVOLl— "Olsen's Big Moment" • and "The Mud Game." LONDON —"Money Talks." NATIONAL — Cecil Kellaway in "The Haysends." ADELPHI —"Charlie Chan's Greatest Case." ALEXANDRA — "Out All Night." AMBASSADOR— "The Biff Cage." BRITANNIA —"King Kong." CAPITOL —"Walking Down Broadway." CRYSTAL PALACE —"Grand Hotel." DE LUXE—"F.P.i." EDENDALE —"Baroud." EMPRESS —"The Good Companions." empire— "The Sentimental Bloke." GAIETY (Takapuna)— "The Iron Stair." GREY LYNN CINEMA —"The Crime 0T the Century." KING'S (Northcote) — "Dangerous Crossroads." KINGSLAND— "The Silver Cord." PICTUREDROME —"Madame Butterfly." IPRINCE EDWARD —"The Big Brain." j REGENT (Epsom)— " Out All Night." RIALTO —".Soldiers of the Kin?." STATE (Onehunga)— *Broke:i Melody." STATE (Symonds Street) —"The Hayseeds" STRAND (Onehunga) —"The Stranger'.-; Return.' , TUDOR —"Secrets." VICTORIA —"Kiss Me Ag-ain." WEST END —"Sweepings." • ■ .-■--