ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22030, 9 February 1935, Page 15

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

PICTURE THEATRES National and Prince Hrlward—"Ready for Love" and "Tfan! a tlantic Merry-Go-Round." Roxy and Tlvoll—' He! in the Heavens" and "There's Always To-morrow"—Roxy. 10.30, 2, 5 and f«; T: voli, 2 and 8. Regent—"The Private life of Don Juan"— 11, 2.15 and 8. Majestic—"The Case of he Howling Dog"— Continuous from 11. Strand —"Aunt Sally" and "M/usic ia the Air"—Continuoun fr«m 11. Civic—"The Camels are Coming." St, James'—"The Bairetta of Wimpole Street"—ll, 2.15 ant", 8. Plaza—"One Night of Love"—Continuous from 11. State—"Now and Forevnr." London "Under Mot tana Skies" and "Drums of Jeopßrdj." Rialto and Crystal Palace —"That's a Good Girl" and "By Your Leave." State, Onehunga—"Servants' Entrance" and "Gambling." State, Devonport—"My 3ong for You." New Regent and Alexandra—"Riptids." Britannia —"The Girl from Missouri" and "Private Scandal." Tudor—"Bulldog Drumn .ond Strikes Back." Gaiety— I "Madam Spy" and "Finishing School." Picturedrome—"Hollywo. >d Party." Victoria—"Treasure Island." Capitol—"Murder at thti Vanities" and "A Cup of Kindness." Henderson—"Men Must Fight." Delta—"Chu Chin Chou." Strand, Onehunga— "Th > Hide Out" and "Double. Door." Empress and Wost ISnd--"Hawaiian Nights" and "Wild Cargo." New Empire—"Roman lioandals." Adelphi—"Paris Interim e" and "Serenade." King's, Northcote— 'Vi\ a Villa." De Luxe—"Stamboul < luest" and "Dude Ranger." Aancing Pirate Shlppe—Dancing, Peter Pan Cabaret—Da icing. Dixieland Cabaret—Dan :ing. Akarana Yacht OlulJ —Cip Day Dane#. (Entertainment Notice* uppeai on Pwr^M.)