ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20235, 20 April 1929, Page 15

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

St. James' Thea re—George Wallace Revua Company—2.3o and 8. His Majesty's Theatre—Harry Lauder Company—B. Luna Park—Community Sunshine Carnital —2.30 and 7.30. Town Hall—Municipal Choir—B. PICTURE THEATRES, Regent—"The Bellamy Trial" with dialogue and sound synchronisation—B. Strand—"Street Angel" and "Talkies"-* 11. 2.30 and 8. Majestic—"Captain Lash" (Victor McLag. len) —Continuous from 11. Plaza and Tivoli—"Synthetic Sin" and "The Michigan Kid"—ll and 7.45. National—"Hinclle Wakes" and "Breed ol the Border"—Continuous from 11 30. Everybody's—"Tesha" and "Stolen Pleas, uies"—Continuous from 10. ' Grand (11.35) and Lyric (7.4s)—'"The Spyt and "A Woman Against the World." Crystal Palace—"The Man Who Laughs'* and "The Main Event." Moulin Rouge, Remuera—"Someone tm Love" (Charles Rogers). Rlalto and Epsom Regent "Naughty Baby" and "Scarlet Seas"—7.so. Royal-"Way of All Flesh" and "The Play Girl."—B Britannia—''Tesha" and "Girl of London" —B. Capitol—"Take Me Home" and "Riley tha C0p"—2.15 and 8. Prince Edward—"One of the Best" and "Two Bed Roses"—l.3o and .7. Empire—"Odds On" and "Prep and Pep'* —2.15 and 8. Edendale Pictures "Champagne" and "Hoofbeats of Vengeance"—2.ls and 8. Grey Lynn Cinema—"Tommy Atkins" and "Bed Wine"—2.3o and 8. Parish Hall, Devonport—"The Haunted House" and "Clearing the Trail."—7.4s. Foresters' Hall, Birkenhead—"Romance of the Underworld"—B. • Picturedrome, Milford "The Phantom City"—S.

DANCING. Dixieland Cflbaret—Air Pageant Night—6.3o to 12. Click Clack Cabaret—Happiness Night—B to 12. Ye Olde Pirate Shippe Cabaret—Gala Night —S to I'2. Moulin Rouge—Dancing. Orange Hall—Felix Dance Club—B to 18. Crystal Wlntergarden—Dancing. (Entertainment Notices appear on Page 18;)