AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 22, 27 January 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

PICTURE THEATRES. LONDON—Herbert Marshall In "The Calendar" and Ralph Bellamy In "Parole Girl." ROXY AND TIVOLI — Tim McCoy In "Speed wings" and Jame3 Duran to "Bad Boy." . ST. JAMES'—William Powell and Lulse Rainer In "Escapade." REGENT—Richard Tauber and Leonora Corbett In "Heart's Desire." MAJESTIC—Maureen O'Sullivan and Joel McCrea In "Woman Wanted." PLAZA—Robert Young 1 and Constance Cum-ming-s in "Remember Last Night?" CIVIC —Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Id "Top Hat." STRAND—George Arliss to "The Guv'nor" and Claude Darppier in "White Lilac." NATIONAL—Jane Withers in "This is the j Lire" and Alice Faye in "Muaic Is j Magic." I ADELPHI—"Escape Me Never." | ALEXANDRA—"Way Down East." AMBASSADOR—"Happiness Ahead." ASTOR—"Reckless." BRITANNIA—"Broadway Gondolier." CAPITOL —"West Point or the Air." CRYSTAL PALACE AND RIALTO— "Diamond Jim." " DE LUXE—"The Flame Within." " EMPRESS—"Love Me For Ever." i GAIETY—"The Scarlet Pimpernel." 5 GREY LYNN—"Stolen Harmony." - KlNG'S—"Curly Top." KINGSLAND—"West Point or the Air." j MAYFAIR—"Cynara." T PICTUREDROME—"Drake or England." j PRINCE EDWARD—"The Virginian." . PRINCESS—"She Married He<r Boss." , REGAL—"Love Me For Ever." REGENT—"Steamboat Round the Bend." STAR (Newton) —"The Scoundrel." I 8 STATE (Symonds Street) —"Bright Lights" ? STATE (Devonport)—"Dante's Inrerno." 1 STATE (Onehung*)—"The Three Musketeers." t STRAND (Onehunga)—"No More Ladies." 1 TUDOR—"A Cup of Kindness." VICTORIA—"CaIm Yourself."

PERSONAL. Mr. W. D. Holgate left for Wellington last night by train. Mr. A. H. Johnstone, K.C., left for Wellington on Saturday. Professor F. P. Worley left for the South by train last evening. The Hon. W. W. Snodgrass, M.L.C., arrived in Auckland on Saturday. Mr.' C. L. Hunter, M.P. for Manawatu, has taken up residence in Levin. Mr. G. W. Hutchinson leaves for Wellington to-night by the Limited express. Mr. W. H. Gummer arrived from Wellington by the Limited express on Saturday morning. Mr. W. T. Guild, president of the Taranaki Automobile Association, is seriously ill in the New Plymouth Hospital. The Hon. H. G. E. Mason, Minister of Justice and Attorney-General, returned to Wellington last evening by the Limited express. Mr. T. C. Drumm, of the Palmerston North branch of the Public Trust Office, has been transferred to Dunedin. His successor will be Mr. R. Menneer, of Gisborne. Brother M. M. O'Connor, rector of St. Kevin's College, Oamaru, has received notice of his appointment to the Christian Brothers' High School, St. Mary s Cathedral, Sydney. Dr. S. K. Philips returned from the South by train on Saturday. He has been attending a conference of the Music Teachers' Association and a meeting of the Music Teachers' Registration Board. Mr. R. H. J. Camm, formerly Christchurch manager of the Commercial Bank of Australia, and now manager of tl>i Commercial Bank in Adelaide, has been elected chairman of the Associated Banks of South Australia for 1936.