AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 256, 29 October 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

OMA NIUKOJV.A CONCERT. The concert winch was to have been given at the Town Hall this evening in order to introduce the youthful boy violinist, Oma Niukoma to Auckland music-lovers, will be presented next Wednesday. The reason for the postponement is that Guide Rangi and her Rotorua choir desire a further practising of their special number composed in honour of the forthcoming visit of the Duke of Gloucester. This will be presented at Wednesday's concert. Guide Rangi'and her Maori singers and poi dancers will provide the incidental entertainment m the concert lo Vie given by Oma Niukoma. MUNICIPAL BAND. A large and appreciative audience greeted the Auckland Municipal Band at Albert Park last night, when the nrst of this season's Sunday evening open-air recitals was given. Numerous renderings were frequently encored. A fine programme was also given at the Zoological Park yesterday afternoon. The band will give a popular programme in Myers Park next Wednesday evening. . AMUSEMENT GUIDE. PICTURE THEATRES. PLAZA —Gcor?e Robey and Anna May Won? In "Chu Chin Cnow." NATIONAL AND PRINCE EDWARD—? Ir Guv Stnndimr In "The Witcliinr Hour and .lean Arthur in "Most Precious Thing: In Life." MAJESTIC— "MaIa" and Laurel and Hardy in "Dirty Work." REGENT —Basil nathhonc fn "Loyalties." LONDON —Leo Gnrillo and Lila Lane. In "Iter. Bound." STRAND —Marg-aret Sullavan In '«O:Sy Yesterday" and "Affairs or a Gentleman. ST. JAMES' —Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery in "Riptide." ClVic —Marlene Dietrich In "The Scarlet Empress." ROXV AND TIVOLI —Richard Arlcn in "Come On, Marines," and Edna May Oliver In "Murder on the Blackboard."

adelpK) —"Registered Nurse." AMBASSADOR — "Paddy the Next nest

Thing:." . ALEXANDRA— "Evergreen." BRITANNIA —"Men in White." capitol —"Blonde Bombshell." CRYSTAL PALACE —'•Stand tip and Cheer." de LUXE —"Journal or a Crime." EMPIRE —'-Woman in His Life." EMPRESS —"She Was a I.ndy." GAIETY (Takapuna)—"The Cradle Sung." GREY LYNN ClNEMA —"Cinderella's fella." KING'S (Northcote) —"When New York Sleeps." KINGSLAND— "Queen Christina." MAYFAIR —"The Kid From Spain." regent (Epsom)—" Evergreen." RIALTO —"Stand Up and Cheer." STATE (Onehunga) —Oucst Nlg-lit. STATE (Symonds street)— -"Every Woman's Man." STRAND (Onehunga)—"Six or a Kin l." TUDOR —"It Happened One Night." victoria— "Sadie McKce." WEST END —-"Eagle ami the Hawk."