ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22574, 12 November 1936, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

PICTURE THEATRES Civic —"To Mary—With Lovo"—11, 2.16 and 8. St. James' —"San Francisco"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Majestic—"Border Flight" and "Bin Brown Eyes"—Continuous from 11 Regent—" The Man Who Could Work Miracles"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Plaza —-"Tudor Rose"—ll, 10.30, 2.150. 6 and 8. Embassy—"Dodsworth"—ll, 2.15 and 8. National —"It's Lovo Again" and "Thunder Mountain" —Continuous from 11. Strand —"Swing Time" —Continuous from 11. London—"Michael and Mary" and "For"— Continuous from 11. State, Symonds Stroet—"Tho Trail of the Lonesome Pino"—B. Star—"Mutiny on tho Bounty"—2.ls and tf Roxy and Tlvoli—"Crash Donovan" and "Postal investigator"—Roxy. 11, 2, 5 niid 8; Tivoli, 8. Astor—"Tho Last Outpost" and "I)r. Monica." Epsom Regent and Alexandra—"Rhodes of Africa" and "I Married a Doctor"—S. Capitol—"Woman Trap" and "It's In tho Air"—7.ls. Gaiety—"Queen of Iloarts." Tudor—"Alice Adams"—B.ls. Avondalo—"Follow the Fleet"—7.4s. Victoria—"The Trumpet Blows" and "Here Comos tho Groom"—7.3o. State, Onchunga—"Tho King Steps Out" and High Tonsion" —8. State, Devonport—"lt ITad to Ilappon"—B. Britannia—"One Rainy Afternoon" and "Paddy O'Day." Princess —"Only Yesterday" and "Tho Ohost Train"—B. Crystal Palace and Rlalto—"Under Two Flags"—ti. (Enlertainmont Notices appear on Page 11.).