ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20366, 21 September 1929, Page 13

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

His Majesty's Theatre—Westminster Glee Singers—2.3o and 8. St. Jamas' Theatre—"Rio Bit®"—2.ls and 8. Town Hall—Municipal Choir Concert—B.

PICTURE THEATRES. Regent Theatre—"Fashions in Love," 4 talking picture—ll, 2.15 and 8. Majestic—" Masked Emotions" (Georg* O'Brien), silent picture—ll. 2.15, 8. Roxy—"A Dangerous Woman." a. talking picture—ll, 2.30 and 8. Plaza—"Thunderbolt," a talking picture-* 11. 2.30 and 8. Tfvoli—'"Prisoners" (Corinne Griffith) and "Harveat of Fate"—2.3o and 7.45. i Strand —"The Black Watch," a talkinc picture—ll. 2.15 and 8. National—"Forbidden Hours" and "Beautiful, but Dumb"—Continuous from 11.30 a.m. Lyric and Grand—"Forgot ten Faces" and "The One-Woman I3ea"—B and Coa« tinuous from 11. Arcadia—"ln Old Arizona," a talking pic« turc —2 and 7.45. . • Empress—"Strange Cargo" and "The Offic* Scandal"—2.3o and 8. Crystal Palace—"The Canary Murder Case.'* a talking picture—2 and 8. ' - ; Royal—"The Garden of Eden"—3 and 8. Rlalto and Epsom Rsgent—"The Whip"-* 2 and 7.50. Plcturedrome —"Oh, What a Night" and Dancing—B. Moulin Rouge—"The Woman Disputed" anil "The Exalted Flapper"—2.3o and 7.45. Lyric (Children's Pictures)—" That's Ms Baby"—2.3o. Prince Edward—"Modern Marriage" and "The Sunset Pass"—l.3o and 7. Grey Lynn Cinema—"The Veiled Woman* and "Ficcadilly"—2.3o and 7.45. Devonport, Parish Hall—'"Clear the Decks* and "The Californian Mail' —2.30 and I 7.45. ■ Birkenhead—"Joy Street" and "A'WoinoiJ » on Trial"—2.3o and 7.45 i dancing. Dixieland Cabaret— Daucingr-8.30 to 19. Click Clack Cabaret— Dancing— 8 to 12. Moulin Rouge Cabaret— Dancing-10 to >M( Clubhouse, Mechanics' Bay-Dancing-8. • (Entertainment t Notfcee appear