ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22516, 5 September 1936, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

Conoert Chamber —"The Great Broxopp—B. PICTURE THEATRES Majestic—"On the Friendly Road" —Continuous from 31. St. James'—"Wife Versus Secretary"—ll. •J.] C> and 8. Civic —"Under Two Flags"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Plaza —'The King Steps Out"—11, 12.30, •J. 30, 5 and 8 National —"Human Cargo" and "Redheads on Parade" —Continuous from 11. Embassy—"A Woman Alone" —11, 2.15 and 8. Regent—"Till We Meet Again"—ll, 2.15 and S. London—"To the Last Man" and "Hell and High Water" —Continuous from 11. Roxv and Tivoli—"Tho Border Patrolman" and "The Country Beyond"—Roxy. 11, 5 and 8; Tivoli. 8. State —"Tho Bohemian Girl." Strand —"Poor Little Rich Girl." Epsom Regent and Alexandra —"Two For Tonight" and "Stars Over Broadway 7.'15. Britannia —"A Tale of Two Cities"—l.3o and 7.30. gaiety—"i Dream Too Much." Tudor—"A Night at the Opera"—2.3o and 8. 3tar —"The Marriage of Corbal" —2.15 and 8. Victoria—"The Milky Way" and "Street Singer's Serenade" —7.15. Crystal Palace and Rialto—"Colleen" and "The Witness Chair" —7.45. Mayfair—"The Last Days of Pompeii" and ."Silly Billies." Princess —"Private Number and Tho Prisoner of Shark Island" —7.45. State, Onehunga—-"The Country Doctor and ''Two in Revolt." Stato Dcvonport—"Professional Soldier" and ''The Private Secretary." Capitol—"Rose of tho Ranrho" and "Whipsaw"' —7.15. Astor —"Splendour" and "In Caliente" —2 and 7.30. Strand, Onehunga—"Ah, Wilderness" and "Tt's a Grand Life" —2.30 and 7.45. Henderson —"No Moro Ladies" and "O'Malley of the Mounted." Delta—-"l ittle Miss Marker" and "Thirty-nine Steps"—7.3o. Central, Papatoetoe —"A.A. Service" and "Cardinal Richelieu." Empress—"Jack of All Trades" and "Private Number." R egal—"Gentle Julia" and "A Message to Garcia." Adelphl—"The Prisoner of Shark Island" and "I Live for Love." De Luxe—"Captain January." King's—"Captain Blood" and "Song of the Saddle." picturedrome—"Mutiny on the Bounty." DANCING petor Pan —Dancing. Pirate Shippe—Old-time Carnival. (Entertainment Notices appear on Page 11.)