ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23196, 16 November 1938, Page 18

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

PICTURE THEATRES Civic —"Algiers"—11, 2.15 and 8. Embassy—"Tho Great Garrlck" —11, 2.15 aad 8. * St. damns'—"Man-Proof" —11, 2.15 and 8. Rogont—"Submarine D-l"—11, 2.15 and 8. Majestio—"Penitentiary" and "Little Miss Roughneck"—Continuous from 11. Mayfalr—"The Sheik" and "Touchdown Army"—Continuous from 11. Roxy and Tlvoll "Border Brigands"—Roxy, continuous from 11} Tivoli, 8. Strand —"Alexander's Ragtime Band"—Continuous from 11. Btate —"Rosalie" —8. Star—jf'Thundor in tho City" end 'Find tho Witness" —2 and 8. London—"Bengal Tigor" and "Tho Singing Kid"—Continuous from 11. Crystal Palace and Rlalto —"Personal Maid's , Secret" and "Tho 'Frisco Kid"—B. Princess —"Ileadlino Women" and "Melody of the Plains"—B. Stale, Devonport—"Blonde Alibi" and "Off to tho Races" —8 Stato, Onohunga—"Road Gang" and "Soft Lights and Sweet Music" —8. Tudor —"Joy of Living"—B.ls. Gaiety—"Paradise for Two"—B. Vlotorla —"Hero Comes Cookie" and "FMan"—7.Bo. Britannia —"Smilin' Thru*" and "Chantro of Heart' —7.30. Rogont, Epsom—"The Moon's Our Homo" and "Border Flight"—f> Astor —"Palm Springs" and "Whore's Sally" —7.80. Capitol—"Tho Murder of Dr. Harrigan" and \ "Tho Great Impersonation"—7.ls. Berkeley, Mission Bay—"Lilac Domino" and "Breakfast for Two" —8. Prince Edward—"Threo Kids and a Queen" and "Sky Parado" —7.30. (Entertainment Notices Appear on Page 13.)