ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21912, 22 September 1934, Page 13

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

His Majesty's Theatre—"Duchess of Dantzic—2 and P. Old Grammar SchOOl-'Masses and Man"-S. Town Hall Concert Chamber—St. Andrew's Society—7.4s. PICTURE THEATRES Strand—"The AlTairs of Voltaire"—Continuous from ]]. Civic—"The Black Cat"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Majestic—"Murder in the Private Car"— Continuous from 11. Roxy and Tlvoll—"A Very Honourable Guj" and "She Learned About Sailors." St. James'—"Viva Villa"—11. 2.15 and 8. National and Prince Edward— I "Damaged Lives." Plaza—"Wonder Bar"—Continuous from 11. Regent—"The House of Rothschild"—ll. 2.15 and 8. State—"Love, Life and Laughter." London Newsreel—"Just Like Heaven" and "Jerry Builders." RlaltO-"Every Woman's Man" and "The Crime Doctor." Crystal Palace—"Mystery of the Wax Museum" and "Convention City." Regent, Epsom—"The Cat and the Fiddle" and "A Southern Maid." State, Onehunga—"Bright Side Up" and "I've Got Your Number." Britannia—"This Side of Heaven" and "Girl Without a Room." Gaiety—"Nana." Capitol—"Jack Ahoy" "The Crosby Case." Tudor—"The Lady is Willing." Victoria —"Moulin Rouge." New Empire—"Fugitive Lovers" and "Above the Clouds." Strand, Onehunga—"Manhattan Melodrama" and "Midnight Club." Delta—"Dinner at Eight." Victoria—"The Yellow Mask" and "Moulin Kouge." Swanson -"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Picturedrome—"You Can't Buy Everything." Henderson—"Jimmy and Sally" and "Big Executive." Adelphl—"The Mystery of Mr. X." and "Convention City." Da Luxe—"The House on 56th Street" and "The Lost Patrol." Empress-"The M;\tery of Mr. X." and "Strictly Dynamite." West End—"Easy to Love" and "Strictly Dynamite." Alexandra —"The Cat and the Fiddle" and "The Dover Road." King's—"Queen Christina." Edendale—"The Dover Road" and "The House on 56th Street." DANOINQ Peter Pan Cabaret—Dancing. Dixieland Cabaret—Dancing. (Entertainment Notices eppear on Page 9,i