Amusements Index
HIS MAJESTY’S.—EngIish Company in “Young Woodley.” ST. JAMES.—Bat Hanna's “Diggers.” PICTURE THEATRES MAJESTIC. —“The Silent House” (Mabel | Poulton, Gibb AlcLaughlin, and Arthur Pusey). TIVOLI.—“Why Be Good?” (Colleen Aloore) and “King of the Rodeo” (Hoot Gibson). LYRlC.—“Mother Knows Best” and "Strong Boy.” STRAND.—“The Canary Alurder Case” (Louise Brooks, William Powell, James Hall and Jean Arthur), an all-talking picture; also talkie supports. PLAZA— “The Singing Fool’ (AJ Jolson and Josephine Dunn), a talking picture, also short “talkie” features. NEW REGENT.—“AIias Jimmy Valentine* (William Haines and Leila «yams), a talking picture; also short "talkie” features. EVERYBODY’S—“Why Be Good?” (Collet 11 Moore) and “King of the Rodeo” (Hoot Gibson). REGENT, EPSOM.—“Love and the Devil” and “The Night Bird.” PRINCE EDWARD.—Pedrini’s Baboons, also “Troublesome Wives” and “Road to Yesterday.” GRAND.—“The Ringer” and “Mother Knows Best.” ROYAL, KINGSLAND—“ChiIdren of the Ritz” and "Red Lips.” GREY LYNN CI NEM A.—“ True Heaven” and “Week-end Comedy.” RIALTO, NEWMARKET.—“The Night and “Love and the Devil.” J
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 689, 14 June 1929, Page 8
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159Amusements Index Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 689, 14 June 1929, Page 8
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