ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.
St. James' Theatre—George Wallace lievuo Company—B- - THEATRES. Majestic—" Rovonyc " (Dolores Del Rio) Continuous from 11. Plaza and Tivoll—"The Gate Crasher" and "The Caso of Lena Smith"—ll and 7.15. Regent—"The Bellamy Trial" ■with dialogue and Bound synchronisation—ll, 2.15 and 8. Strand—"Street Angel" and "Talkies"— 11. 2.15 and 8. Everybody's—"Cheyenno" and "Tbo Mystery Rider"—Continuous from 10. Grand (12.50) and Lyric (8) —" Captain Lash" and "Tesha." Crystal Palace—"The Woman from Moscow" and "Tho Constant Nymph"—B. Rlalto and Epsom Regent—"Tho Michigan Kid" and "Aloma of the South Seas"'— 7.50. Royal—"Tommy Atkins" and "Fine Manners"—B. Hippodrome—"Tho Trail of '9B" (Dolores Del Rio) —Continuous from 11. Moulin Rouge—"Docks of New York" and "A Woman Against tho World"—B. Britannia—"Synthetic Sin" and "Tho Watorhole"—B. Capitol—"The Spy" and "Homesick"—B. Prince Edward—"Adoration" and "Stolen rieasures"—2.ls and 8. Empire—"Red Wiuo" and "Rinty of the Desert"—B. Edendale Pictures—"Red Hot Speed" and "Someone to Love"—B. Grey Lynn Cinema—"Home, James" and "Avalanche"—7.4s. Parish Hall, Devonport—"Take Me Home" and "The Desert Bride"—7.4s.
DANCING. Dixieland Cabaret—Dancing, 8.30-12. Scots Hall—Shop Assistants' Charity Dance. (Entertainment Notices appear on Page 16.)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 13
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174ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 13
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