ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23512, 24 November 1939, Page 10

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX

PICTURE THEATRES Regent—"Union Pacific"—ll, 2.15, r> and S. Embassy—"The Sisters" —11, 2.15, 5 and 8. Civic—"Shipyard Sally"—l.l, 2.15, 5 and 8. St. James'—"Broadway Serenade"—ll, 2.15, 6 and 8. Plaza—"The Hound of tho Baskervillcs"— 11, 2, 5 and 8. Majestic—"Secret Service of the Air" and ".Tano Steps Out"—Continuous from 11. Roxy and Tivoli—"Rootin" Tootin' Rhythm" and "Outside These Walls"—Roxy, continuous from 31; Tivoli, S. Strand—"Clouds Over Europe"—Continuous from 11. State—"Lucky Night"—B. Star—"Little Miss Broadway" and "Thanks For Everything"—l.3o and V.fiO. Crystal Palace and Rlalto—"Story of Alexander Oralmni Bell" and "The Amazing Dr. Cliiterhouse"—B. State, Onehunga—"Captain Fury" and "Elophauls Never Forget"—B. Do Luxe—"While Banners" and "Timber Stampede"—B. Tudor—"Swcot hearts"—B.ls. Caiety—"Trade Winds"—S. Britannia—"Fast and Looso" and "This Man is News"—7.3o. Capitol—"Tho Shining Hour" and "Reformatory"—7.4s. Berkeley, Mission Bay—"Rich Man, Poor Girl"—B. Prince Edward—"Tho Great Waltz" and "Fnst and Loose"—7.3o. Aator—"Marie Antoinette"—-7.30. Regent, Epsom—"The Crowd Roars" and "Nearest Thing to Heaven"—B. Plcturedrome—"Men With Wings"—B, Victoria—"Stolen Life" and "Good-bye Broad way —7.30 Grey Lynn—"Boys' Town" and "Persons in Hiding"—7.3o. Civic Square—Amusement Park—Nightly. (Entertainment Notices appear on Page 5)