ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20218, 1 April 1929, Page 11

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 THEATRES. Regent—"The Mysterious Lady" (Greta Garbo and Conrad Nagel) and Gautier's Dogs—2.3o and 8. Majestic—"Romance of the Underworld" (Mary Astor) —Continuous-from 11. Strand—"The Spy" and stage 2.30 and S. Plaza anJ Tivoli—"What a Night" and "Outcast"—ll and 7.45. National—"Wild Cat Hetty" (Mabel Poulton) —11.30. Everybody's—"Man. Woman and Wife" and "Beggars of Life"—Continuous from 10. Lyric—"The Constant Nymph" and "Tommy Atkins"—2.3o and 7.45. Grand—"The Constant Nymph" and "Tommy Atkins"—ll.ls. -Crystal Palace—"Laugh," Clown, Laugh" and "Avalanche"—2.3o and 8. Rialto and Epsom Regent—"Shadows of the Night" and "Heart of the Yukon"—2.3o and 7.50. Tudor—"His Private Life* and "Red "Wine" —2.30 and 8. Royal—"Red Hot Speed" and "The New* Parade"—2 and 8. Britannia —"The Patriot" (Emil Januingsh Capitol—"The First Kiss" and "The Reckless Sex"—2 and 8. Empire—"The First Kiss" and "The Reckless Sex"— 2 and 8. Edendale Pictures—"Prep and Pep" and "Taking a Chance"—2 and 8. Picturedrome, Milford— ''Forgotten Faces' and Carnival Ja;:z—B. Prince Edward—"Husbands for Rent" and "Sparkling Youth"—l2 noou. ( Grey Lynn Clnema~"The Foreign Legion and "Moran of the Marines and »• Victoria, Devonport—"The Fleet's In an "Champagne"—2 and Strand. Onehunga-"The Daughter" (Marjone Beebe)-2 and b. Foresters', Birfcenhead-"The Crash ton Sills) —2 and 8. dancing. Dixieland Cabaret-"Tbe Patsy" NightYe Olde t0 pirate Shipps-Yariety Ball-S to Musical BOX Cabaret-Dancing-? t0,12. Orange Hall-Felix Dance Club~B to 11. Te Papapa Hall—dancing. (Entertainment Notices M?pe« on Paw