ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20236, 22 April 1929, Page 13

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

St. James' Theatre—George Wallace Revue Company—S. His Majesty's Theatre—Harry Lauder Company—s. PICTURE THEATRES. Plaza and Tlvoll—"Synthetic Sin" and "The Michigan Kid"—ll and 7.45. Regent—"The Bellamy Trial" with dialogue and sound synchronisation—B. Strand—"Street Angel" and "Talkie*"— 11. 2.30 and 8. Majestic—"Captain Lash" (Victor McLaglen)—Continuous from 11. Everybody's—"Tesha" and "Stolen Pleasures"—Continuous from 10. Grand (11.35) and Lyric (7.4s)—"The Spy" and "A Woman Against the World." Crystal Palace —"Decks of 2?ew York" and "The Physician"—B. Moulin Rouce, Remuera—"Someone to Love" (Charles Sogers) and "Homesick"—B. Rlalto and Epsom Regent—".Speedy" and "Laugh, Clown, Laugh"—7.4s. Royal—"lrish Luck" and "Wet Paint"—B. Britannia—"Naughty Baby" and "Scarlet Seas"—B. Capitol—"Take Me Home" and "Kil'ey the Cop"—B. Prince Edward—"One of the Best"' and "Two Red Roses"—l.3o and 7. Empire—"Odds On" and "Prep,and Pep" —B. Edenrlaie Pictures —"Champagne" and "Hoofbeaia of Vengeance ' —B. Grey Lvnn Cinema— "Tommy Atkins" and "Red Wine"—B. Parish Hall, Qfcvonport—" Avalanche " and "Paradise"—7.4s. DANCING. Scots Hall—Shop" Assistants' Dane?. Te Papapa Hall—Poster Bail. (Entertainment Notices appear on Page I?J'