Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 669, 22 May 1929, Page 8

Amusements Index

HIS MAJESTY'S —The Midnight Frolics Company (Mona Magnet and Clem Dawe). ST. JAMES. —“King of Kawau,” University Students’ production. UNIVERSITY HALL —Lecture on “Evolution.” PICTURE THEATRES LYRIC.— “The Battle of the Sexes” and “True Heaven.” PLAZA —“The Singing Fool”' (A 1 Jolson and Josephine Dunn), a talking picture, also short “talkie” features. NEW REGENT.— “The Shopworn Angel” (Nancy Carroll and Gary Cooper), talking picture, and supports. STRAND. —“In Old Arizona” (Dorothy Burgess, Warner Baxter and Edmund Lowe), an all-talking picture; also short “talkie” features. MAJESTIC —“Trent's Last Case” (Raymond Griffith, Raymond Hatton, and Marceline Day), and stage presentation. TIVOLI. —“Seven Footprints to Satan” (Thelma Todd) and “The Freedom of the Press” (Marceline Day and Lewis Stone). REGENT, EPSOM. —“The Siren” and Rapid Fire Romance.” EVERYBODY'S. —“The Freedom of the Press” (Marceline Day and Lewis Stone); also “Seven Footprints to Satan” (Thelma Todd). PRINCE EDWARD.— “The Woman Disputed” and “Tesha.” GRAND. —“True Heaven” and “The Battle of the Sexes.” ROYAL, K I NGSL AND— “Beggars of Life” and “Horseman of the Plains.” GREY LYNN Cl NEM A —“ Scarlet Seas” and “Stolen Pleasures.” RIALTO, NEWMARKET.— “Rapid Fire Romance” and “The Siren.” BRITANNIA. THREE LAMPS —“Three Week-Ends” and “Homesick.” EMPIRE. DOMINION ROAD. —“The Spy” and “The Bushranger.” PARISH HALL, DEVONPORT —“The Way of All Flesh” and A Woman of! the World.” DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET —Dancing.