ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 15

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

His Majesty's—Piano recital, Philip Hargrave—B. PICTURE THEATRES Regent—"The Affairs of Cellini"—ll, 2.15 and 8. National and Prince Edward—"Freedom ol the Seas" and "The Crime on the Hill." Civic—"The Cat's Paw"jr—ll, 2.15 and S. Roxy and Tlvoll—"Cock-eyed Cavaliers" and "Half » Sinner." Majestic—"The Old Bus"—Continuous from 11. St. James'—"Riptide"—ll. 2.15 and 1). Plaza—"Chu Chin Chow"—Continuous from 11. Strand—"Thank Your Stars"—Continuom from 11. State—"Flying Down to Rio." London Newsreel—"File No. 113." Civic Theatrette—"X Marks the Spot." Rialto and Crystal Palace—"Solitaire Man" and "Call It Luck." Regent, Epsom—"Stingaree" and "Heat Lightning." State, Onehunga—"Stingaree" and "Heat Lightning." Britannia—"Alice in Wonderland" and "Hell and High Water." Capitol—"Glamour" and "Tillie and Gns." Tudor—"The Cat and the Fiddle." Mayfair—"Bedtime Story" and "Om> Sunday Afternoon." Gaiety—"Too Much Harmony." Vilctoria —"Scotland Yard Mystery" and "Maker of Men." Swanson—"Cradle Song." New Empire—"Queen Christina" and "Day of Reckoning." Strand, Onehunga—"Men in "White." D«lta —"You Made Me Love You" and "High Speed." » Plcturedrome —"Women in His Life." Henderson—"Meet My Sister" and "White Woman." West End—"A Very Honourable Guy." Adelphi—"Handy Andy" and "His Greatest Gamble." Alexandra —" Manhattan Melodrama " and "The Crime Doctor." Empress—"Mystery of the Was Museum" and "A Very Honourable Guy." Ds Luxe —"Mystery of Mr. X" and "The Crime Doctor." Kings—"The Dover Road." DANCING Peter Pan Cabaret—Dancing. Dixieland Cabaret— Dancing. (Entertainment Notices appear -on Pago 1&> •