ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 13

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

Scots Hall—"A Romeo in Rags." PICTURE THEATRES Civic—"Cavalcade"—ll. 2.15 and 7.50. Bt. James' —"Sweepings"—ll, 2.1S and 8. Plaza "So Funny Business"—Continuous from 11. Regent—"Luxury Liner"—ll, 2,15 and 8. National—"Miss Pinkerton" and "The River's End"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Strand—"Wedding Rehearsal" and "Night After Night"—Continuous from 11. Majestic—"ln the Wake of the Bounty"— Continuous from 11. London —"Madame Guillotine." Roxy—"The Woman I Stole" and "The Best of Enemies." Tivoli—"The Woman I. Stole" and "The Best of Enemies." Crystal Palace—"Hold 'Em, Jail." Rialto—"Hold 'Em Jail." Epsom Regent—"Sleepless Nights." Prince Edward—"To-day." Victoria—"Secrets of the French Police." Tudor—"The Night of June 13." Britannia—"The Ghost Train" and "The Great Decision." Caiety—"The Love Contract." State, Onehunga—"Sherlock Holmes" and "Walking Down Broadway." Empire—"Politics" and "Penguin Pool Murder." Plcturedrome—"Red Dust." Capitol—"Air Mail" and "Half-naked Truth." Strand, Onehunga—"The Mummy." Grey Lynn—"The Face at the Window" and "Come on Danger." Lyric—"They Call it Sin" and "Humanity." Edendale —"Hard to Handle" and "State Fair." Delta—"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" and "The Phantom of Crestwood." DANCING Dixieland Cabaret—Dancing. Pater Pan Cabaret—Dancing. BKATING Roushworth's Rink—Skatingr. (Entertainment Notices appear on Pal 4.) j