AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

MUNICIPAL BAND. A large audience listened to a fine Tiro* α-vamme given "by tlie Auckland Municipal Band in Albert Park last night. Tho band will play at Kemiiera in tlie nevtf park on Wednesday evening. AMUSEMENTS GUIDE. PICTURE THEATRES. NATIONAL AND PRINCE EDWARD—■ Joe E. Brown In "The Circus Clown" and Leo Tracy In "The Lemon-drop Kid." IWAJESTEC —Mao West In "Bello or thd Nineties." REGENT —Nancy Carroll and Gene 'Ray-'. montl in '"Trans-Atlantic Merry-go-i round." LONDON —Ben Lynn ana Sally EHars Jn "AS Passport to Paris." STRAND —John Garrlcß in "The Broken! Melody" and Jack Buchanan in "That's a Good Girl." ST. JAMES'—zvorma Shearer and. Frederic March in "The Barretts or Wlmpolej Street." Civic Gloria Swanson and Jolm Boles 3Bi

"Music in the Air." ROXY AND TIVOLI —Mary Boland irt "Hawaiian Nigrhts" and Wynne Gibson in "Gambling , ." PLAZA —Grace Moore ancl Tullio Carmlnatl In "One Night of Love." ADELPHI —"Two Hearts an Waltz Time." ambassador—"Murder in tho Private Car." ALEXANDRA —"Charlie Chan in London." AVOWDALE —"Tho House of nothschild." BIRKENHEAD —"Whoopee." BRITANNIA —"Mala the Magnificent. , * CRYSTAL PALACE—"Servants' Entrance. , ? Capitol—"Tarzan and His Mate." EMPIRE —"Tho Thin Man." EMPRESS —"Serenade." GAIETY (Takapuna)—-"Melody Jn Spring-." GREY LYNN CINEMA —"Tlie Ilouso Of Rotlisr-liild." KING'S (Northcote) —"Tlie World Moves On." KINGSLAND —"Ba»y, Take a Bow." IYIAYFAIR —"The Blue Squadron." PICTUREDROME —"Cup or Kindness.* REGENT (Epsom)—" Charlie Chan to ton-. clon.' , RIALTO —"Servants' Entrance." STATE (Devonport) —"Tlie Merry Wives of Reno." STATE (Onehunga)—"The Big: Brain.". STATE (Symonds Street) —•"Damaged Lives." STRAND (Onehunga)—"The Girl From Mis-: sourl." TUDOFl —"I Am Suzanne." victoria —"Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back." WEST END —"Serenade."