ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22775, 8 July 1937, Page 14

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

PICTURE THEATRES Civic —"Swing High. Swing Low"—11, 2.15. and. S. Regent—"A Star is Born"—11. 2.15, and 8 St. James* —"The Last of Mrs. Cheyney"— 11, 2.15 and 8. Embassy—"Call It ft Day"—ll, 2.10 and S. Majestic—"The Show Goes On"—11, 12.80. 2.30, 5 and 8. Plaza—"Bulldog Drummond Escapes"—ll. 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8. Strand —"Head Over Heels" and "Sabotage —Continuous from 11. National—"Mind Your Own Business" and

"O'Jtilcy's Luck" —Continuous from 11. Roxy and Tivoll—"Bills of Old Wyoming" and "Midnicht Tax"—Roxy, 11, 2. 5 and 8; Tivoli, 8. State—"Bora to Danco"—B.

Star—"Men Are Not Gods"—2.ls and 8. London—"Richest Girl in the World" and "Mistress of Atlantis"—Continuous from

Tudor—"That Girl from Paris"—B. Gaiety—"The Man Who Found Himsolf" and

"A Woman Rebels"—B. Astor—"Anthony Ad verso"—B. Crystal Palace and Rlallo—"StowaWny" and 'Criminal Lawyer"—7.ls. Princess—"Ten Dollar Haiso" and "Captain

Hurricano"-r-7.45. State, Dovonport—"Wintemet" and "The Sunday Round-up"—7.ls.

Stato, Onehunga—"Under Pressure" and "Party Wire"—7.ls. Victoria —"Tilings Are Looking Dp" and "West of the Pecos"—7.3o. Britannia —"White Hunter" and "The Three Maxims"—7.3o. Regont, Epsom—"Three Smart Girls" and "Public Enemy's Wife" —7.45.

(Entertainment Notices appear on Pago 17.)