ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21906, 15 September 1934, Page 15

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

His Majesty's Theatre—"Milestones"—B. PICTURE THEATRES Plaza—"The Life of Vergie Winters"—Continuous from 11. < Regent—"The House of Rothschild" —11. 2.15 and 8. Strand—"Charlie Chan's Courage" and "Wax Museum"—Continuous from 11. Civic—"Earl Carroll's Vanities"—ll. 2.15 ancT 8. Majestic—"Whom the Gods Destroy"—Continuous from 11. , • Roxy and Tlvoll —"Madame Spy" and "Convention City." St. James'—"Hollywood Party"—ll, 2.15 and 8. National and Prince Edward—"Reunion" and "The Party's Over." State—"Moulin Rouge" and "The Last Round Up." London Newsreel—"The Mystery Train" and "The Chinese Bungalow." Rialto and Crystal Palace—"The Cat and the Fiddle" and "I've Got Tour Number." Regent, Epsom—"Lost Patrol" and "Easy to Love." state, Onehunga—"Such Women Are Dangerous" and "Finishing School." Britannia—"Mystery of Mr. X" and "I Like It That Way." v Gaiety—"Take a Chance." Capitol—"Counsellor at Law" and "Three on a Honeymoon." Tudor—"Her Sweetheart." Victoria—"The Last Coupon" and "Manhattan Melodrama." Swanson —"International House." Picturedrome—"Dancing Lady." Henderson—"This Week of Grace" and "Range Feud." New Empire—"Broadway and "Shadows of Sing Sing." v Empress—"The Prizefighter and the Lady" and "House on 56th Street." West End—"House on 56th Street" and "Morning Glory." Adelphi—"The Prizefighter and the Lady" and "The Dover Road." Alexandra —"The Lost Patrol" and "Roman-. tic New Zealand." De Luxe—"Queen Christina" and "Romantic New Zealand." King's—"Sons of the Desert." Edendale—"Queen Christina" and "Easy to Love." , t Delta—"Cradle Song" and "Soldiers of the **'■" . DANOIHO Dixieland Cabaret—Dancing. Peter Pan Oabaret— Dancing. (Entertainment Notice# appear