AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 70, 23 March 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

PICTURE THEATRES. Civic—Charles Laughton and Carole Lombard in'"White Woman." MAJESTIC —Sir Hubert Wilkins in "Arctic and Antarctic." PLAZA—CMve Brook and Irene Dunne in "IT I Were Free." LONDON—I.tIa Lee and Walter Byron in "E.fnosur"," ROXY AND TIVOLI — Victor McLaglen in "Dick Turnin" and Catherine Dale Owen in "Defenders or thp Law." NATIONAL and PRINCE EDWARD — Mary Bryan in "Shadows- of sing Sin#" and Wallace Ford .in "East or Firth Avomie." • " regent—rEddie Cantor in "Unman Scandals."' STRAND—LesIie Banks in "Fire Raisers" anil Tioi&nd' Young in "Pleasure Cruise." ST. .lAIHES' —Marie Dressier and, Lionel Barrymore, in "Her Sweetheart." "King of the Ritz."' ALEXANDRA—"BerkeIey Square." AMBASSADOR (Point Chevalier) —"Don't Bet On Love." " BRlTANNlA—"lnternational House." CAPITOL—"It's Great to be' Alive." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Cynara." DE LUXE—"White Sister." EDENDALE—"King or the Ritz." IMPRESS—"The Nuisance." EMPIRE—"The Squatter's Daughter." 3AIETY (Takapuna)—"The Eagle and the Hawk." 3REY LYNN CINEMA—"Son or the Border" KING'S (Northcote) —"Rasputin and the Empress." IEGENT (Epsom)—" Prosperity." "SIALTO—"This Week or Grace." SOUTHERN CROSS —"Melody Cruise." 3TATE (Onehunga)—"From Headquarters" STATE (Symonds Street) —• "Bombay, Mail." I VTRAND (Onehunga)—"ATter the Ball." TUDOR—"Cleaning Up." VICTORIA—"Son Daughter." ' v '- j WEST END—"Berkeley Square."? - 1