AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 25, 30 January 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

PICTURE THEATRES. LONDON NEWSREEL— "Sailor's Holiday." nn*v and TIVOLI —Druee Cahot in "MidROX shipm a n Jack" and Warren William in "Good-bye Again." NATIONAL—Warner Oland In 'Before Dawn" and Myrt and Marge. REGENT—Constance dimming;? and Frank Lawton in "Heads We Go." STRAND —"S.O.S. Iceberg." ST JAMES' — Margaret Sullavan in "Only Yesterday." CIVIC — Maurice Chevalier in The Way to Love." . ' MAJESTIC —Svdnev Howard and Winifred Shotter in "Night or the Garter." PLAZA—Grade Fields in "This Week or Grace." ADELPHI—"F.P.i." ALEXANDRA — "Charlie Chan's Greatest AVONDALE (Town Hall) —"No Man of Her

Own." BRITANNIA —"Tugboat Annie." CAPITOL —"Pleasure Cruise." CRYSTAL PALACE— "My Weakness." DE LUXE —"Power and Glory." EDENDALE —"Power and Glory." EMPRESS —"Deluge." EMPIRE —"Innocents or Chicago." GAIETY (Takapuna) —"Sailor's Luck." KINGSLAND —"Soldiers or tlio King." KING'S (Northcote) —"Happy Days." PICTUREDROME —"Jack's the Boy." PRINCE EDWARD —"Berore the Dawn." REGENT (Epsom)— " Walls or Gold." RIALTO— "My Weakness." STATE (Onehunga) —"The Crooked Circle." STATE (Symonds Street) —"Radio Parade." STRAND (Onehunga) —"The Little Damozel." TUDOR —"TeII Me To-night." , VICTORIA —'M2nd Street." i WEST END —"Olsen's Big Moment." GREY LYNN CINEMA —"To-night Is Ours."