ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20217, 30 March 1929, Page 13

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

St. James' Theatre—George "Wallace Revue Company—2.3o and 8. His Majesty's Theatre—"The Patsy"—B. Luna Park—Amusement Area. . PICTURE THEATREB. Majestic—"'Romance of the Underworld"' (Mary Astor)—Continuous from 11. Strand—"The Spy" and stage attraction—--2.30 and 8. . > Plaza anJ Tivoll—"What, a Night" and "Outcast"—ll and 7.45. National—"Wild Cat Hetty" (Mabel Poulton)—ll.3o. Everybody's—"Man. "Woman and "Wife" and "Beggars of Life"—Continuous from 10. Ragent—"The Mysterious Lady" (Qreta Garbo and Conrad Nagel) and Gnutier's Dogs—2.3o and 8. Lyric—"The Constant Nymph" 'and "Tommy Atkins"—2.3o and 7.45. Grand—"The Constant Nymph" and "Tommy Atkins"—ll.ls. Crystal Palace—"The Cameraman" (Buster Keaton)—2.3o and 8. Rlfllto and Epsom Regent—"Adoration" and 'April F001"—2.30 and 7.50. > Tudor—"His Private Life" and "Red Wine" —2.30 and 8. Royal—"Red Hot Speed" (Reginald Denny) —2 and 8 Britannia —"The Patriot" (Emil Jannings). Capitol—"Prep and Pep" and "The Greatest Love of All"—2 and 8. Empire—"Pay as You Enter" and "Taking a Chance"—2 and 8. Edendale Pictures— "Phylli.i of the Follies'' and "Thi Greatest Love rof Ail - am* 8. Plcturedrome, Mllford —"Just Married and Dancing—B. dancing. Dixieland Cabaret— Dancing—B.3o to 13. Click Clack Cabaret—Race Night Carnival —S to 12. Ye Olde Pirate Shippa—Easter Carnival—--8 to 12. Orange Hall —Felix Dance Club—B to 11.30. (Entertainment Notices appear on Pago 16.),