ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22859, 14 October 1937, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

PICTURE THEATRES Civic—"Cafe Metropole"—ll, 2.15 and 8. St. James'—"Saratoga"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Regent—"The Singing Marine"—ll. 2.15 and 8. Embassy—"Harmony Lane"—l 3, 2.15 and S. Plaza—"Rose of Traleo"—ll, 12.30, 2.30 5 and 8. Majestic—"Nobody's Baby" and "I Promise to ray"—ll, 2.15, 5 and 8. Roxy and Ttvoli—"Sing and Re Happy" and "The Great Gambini"—Roxy, 11 2 5 and 8; Tivoli, S. Mayfair—"Three Smart Girls" and "That's My Story"—ll, 2, 5 and S. Strand—"Wings of the Morning"—Continuous from 31. State—"Man in Possession"—2 and 8. Star—"Song of Freedom" and "Stowaway"— 2.15. and 8. Tudor—"Thank You, Jeeves"—B. Gaiety—"Stolen Holiday" and "Sea Devil"— 8 Victoria—'Man on the Flying Trapeze" and "That's Gratitude,"—7.3o. Britannia—"Love From a Stranger" and "Don't Tell the Wife"—7.3o. Crystal Palace and Rialto—"The Woman I Love" and "Call It a Day"—B. Princess—"When a Man's a Man" ami "Falling in Love"—B. State. Cevonport—"Take My Tip" and ".Night Key"—B. State Onehunga—"Cowboy Millionaire" and "Eight Bells"—8. \London —"The Secret Bride" and "The White Cockatoo"—Continuous from 11. Regent, Epsom—"The Gorgeous Hussy" ami "Let's Make a Million"—B, Capitol—"l'olo Joe" and "Criminal Lawyer" Astor —"The General Died at Dawn"—7.3o. (Entortainment Notices appear on Page 11.)