ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21948, 3 November 1934, Page 15

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

Scots Hall—"Parade"—2 p.m. and 7.45. Technical College Hall—"Belinda." PICTURE THEATRES Plaza—"Twenty Million Sweethearts"—Continuous from 11. Regent—"Give Her a Ring"—ll, 2.15 and 8. National and Prince Edward—"The Man They Could Not Hang". Roxy and Tivoli—"Smarty" and "Gambling Lady." Majestic—"The Crime of Helen Stanley"— v Continuous from 11. Strand—"The Scarlet Empress"—Continuous from 11. Civic—"Of Human Bondage"—ll, 2.15 and 8. St, Jamss' —"Strike Me Lucky"—ll, 2.15 and 8. State-"Little Man. What Now?" and "The Song You Gave Me." London Newsreel—"Love's Old Sweet Song." Crystal Palace and Riajto—"Wonder Bar" iiikl "Men in White." Regent, Epsom—"Handy Andy" and "The night to Happiness*" State, Onehunga—"Stand Up and Cheer" and "Hell Bound." Britannia—"Bolero" and "Fog." Tudor—"The Mystery of Mr. X." Gaiety—"The Ccuntess of Monte Cristo." Henderson—"Little Women." Capitol—"Briglit Side Up" and "The Crime Doctor." Mayfair—"Lady for a Day" and "Master of Men. Delta —"Sing and Like It" and "I Like it That Way." Strand, Onehunga—"Sadie McKee" and Golden Harvest." Victoria—"Tarzan and His Mate," Swanson —"Huckleberry Finn." De Luxe—"Stingaree" and "This Sid® of Heaven." Alexandra—"Mystery of the Wax Museum" and "Handy Andy." Adelphi—"This Side of Heaven" and "Mystery of the Wax Museum." Emprfi<ss—" Manhattan Melodrama " arid "Wild Gold." King's—"Silence of Dean Maitland" and ' Journal of a Crime." West End— "Stingaree" and "Wild Gold." New Empire—"Broadway Through a Keyhole" and "The Show Off." Picturedrome—"The Cat and the Fiddle." DANCING Dixieland Cabaret—"Dancing. PBter Pan Cabaret—Dancing. (Entertainment Notices appear on Page IS.)