ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX
His Majesty's—Young Australians' Revue—--2.15 and 8. PICTURE THEATRES St. James'—"Marie Antoinette"—ll, 2J5 and 8. Civic—"The Young in Heart"—ll, 2.15 and s. Embassy—"Jezebel"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Regent—"lt's in the Air"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Majestic—"King of Alcatraz" and "Pride of the West"—Continuous from 11. Plaza—"The Cowboy and the Lady"—ll. 2. 5 and 8. Strand —"Suez"—Continuous from 11. Maytair—"'Adventures of Robin Hood"—Continuous from 11. Roxy and Tivoli—"Road Demon" and "The Patient in Room 18"—Roxy. continuous from 11; Tivoli, 2 and 8. State —"These Three" and "Call of the Wild" —2, 5 and 8. Star —"The Bride Wore Red" and "The Last Gangster"—2 and 8. Alexandra —"Submarine D-l" and "Sharpshooters"—2 and 8. Princess —"Carefree" and "Speed to Burn" —2 and 8. State. Devonport—"Breaking the Ice" and "Dangerously Yours"—l.3o and 8. State, Onehunga—"Algiers" and "Renegade Ranger"—2 and 7.45. Crystal Palace and Rialto—"My Lucky Star"—•_> and 8. Empress—"Always Good-b.vo" and "Convict Of)"—2 and 7.45. Adolphi—"Three Blind Mice" and "Strange Boarders"—l.3o and 7.45. Do Luxe—"We're Going to be Rich" and "Mysterious Mr. Moto"—2 and 8. Rogal—"Submarine D-1" and "Safety !n Numbers"—l.3o and 7.45. Prince Edward—"Letter of Introduction" and "Yellow Jack"—l.3o and 7.30. Victoria—"Everybody Sing" and "Port of Seven Seas —1.30 and 7.30. Grey Lynn—"Three Comrades" and "The Gladiator"—l.3o and 7.30. Regent, Epsom—"Having Wonderful Time" and 'The Amateur Gentleman"—2.ls and 8. London—"Over She Goes" and "Conflict"— Continuous from 11. Tudor —"Vivacious Lady"—2.3o and B.lfi. Gaiety—"Saint in New York"—2 and 8. Strand, Onehunga—"Doctor Rhythm" and "London by Night"—2 and 8. Avondale —"Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Bulldog Drummond's Peril"—2 and 8. Royal—"Romance for Three" and "Ponr Men and a Prayer"—2 and 7.30. Berkeley, Mission Bay—"The Perfect Specimen"—2 and 8. Mayfair, Sandringham—"Test Pilot"—2 and 7.45. Britannia —"Dad and Dave Come to Town" and "Port of Seven Seas"—l.3o and 7.30. Henderson—"Wife, Doctor and Nurse" and "Tip Off Girls"—B. Capitol—"Stolen Heaven" and "Kentucky Moonshine" —2 and 7.45. Windsor, Papakura—"Tropic Holiduy" and "Shi the Octopus"—2 and 7.30. Astor—"Big City" and "A Girl with Ideas" —2 and 7.30. Star, Papakura—"A Yank at Oxford"—2 and 7.45. Southern Cross—"Topper" and "Sally, Iretfe and Mary"—7.4s. Pfcturedrome—"Air Dovils"—B. Delta —"Joy of Living" and "Melody for Two"—2 and 7.45. Ciwic Theatrette—"Prescott Kid" and "Devil's Playground"—2.ls ad 8. DANCING Peter Pan—Dancing. Pirate Shippe—Oldtime Carnival. Clioz Paree, —Dancing. ,Entertainment Notices Appear on Page 21.)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23275, 18 February 1939, Page 16
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375ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23275, 18 February 1939, Page 16
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