ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.
His Majesty's—" His House in Order." Opera House—Fuller's Vaudeville., Town Hall Concert Chamber—Kale Campion Recital. Everybody's—"Success" (Mary Astor). Grand—''Woman to Woman" (Betty Compson), and "Bide for Your Life " (Hoot ■Gibson).' . ' Prfnce&s—"Ladies to Board" (Tom Mix), and "His Children's Children" (Bebe Daniels). . ■ , Tivoli—"Defying Destiny" (Irene Rich), and "The Sleep-Walker'' (Constance Binney). National—'"Why Men Leavo Home" (Lewis Stone). Strand—"Conductor 149'/' (Johnny Hines). Lyric—"West of the Water Tower" (Glenn Hunter). Broadway—"The Girl of the Golden West." Empress—" The Ftvtnous Mrs. Fair" and "The Huntress." Regemt (Epsom)— Opening Night-. DANCING. Trades Hall—Jazzing. Druids' Hall—Old-time Dancms. j (Entertainment Notices appear on Page 10.)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 9
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100ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 9
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