Amusements Index

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 687, 12 June 1929, Page 8

Amusements Index

1 H, S MAJESTY’S. —EngIish Companv in j loung Woodley.” ; ST. JAMES. —Pat Hanna's “Diggers. ** PICTURE THEATRES f LYRIC. —"New Year's Eve” (Mary tor) and ‘'Kitty.” S T* ND —“Mother Knows Best” (Madge Bellamy, Louise Dresser and Barrv Norton), a talking picture. PLA ?^ —"The Singing Fooi" (Ai Jolaon and Josephine Dunn), a talking picture, also shox't “talkie” features. W —“Alias Jimmy Valentine (William Haines and Leila Hyarns), a talking picture; also short talkie” features. M^nH ES T ,C *"7f Th -£ Rin^er '’ (Leslie Faber and ,, Ar L nette Benson); also “Strong Boy (Leatrice Joy and Victor McLaglen). PARISH HALL, DEVONPORT.— “Street Angel” and “Fugitives.” EVERYBODY'S. —“Love and the Devil" • ( .^ rii l-. C ? rda and M Hton Sills), also -r. Blrd .” (Reginald Denny), T Tl i e Bird” (Reginald Denny) and “Love and the Devil” (Maria Corda and Milton Sills). REGENT, EPSOM. —“Morgan’s Last Raid” and “Steamboat Bill, Jnr.” PRINCE EDWARD. —“The Trail of ’98,” and “Girls Gone Wild.” GRAND.—“Kitty” and “New Year's Eve” (Mary Astor). ROYAL, KINGSLAND —“His Tiger Lady” and “Breed of the Border.” GREY LYNN CINEMA.— -"The Siren” and “Eileen." RIALTO. NEWMARKET. “Steamboat Bill, Jnr.,” and “Morgan's Last Raid.” DANCING * : DIXIELAND CA*SARET Dancing.