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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 423, 3 August 1928, Page 15

A~za u or. i s. EXTENDED SEASON FOR ••CARMEN.” TWICE DAILY 2.30 and 8. y Only the Giants of the Screen are Sh FULLERHAYWARD LONG RUN THEATRE fe'f&i y x y/f? 1 pTrfrK? I \fjcM of igM w PRAISES FROM THE AUCKLAND PRESS. •'One finds oneself completely in the land of sarabande and fandango, sunshine and oranges, heady wines and fiery passions As Carmen, the beautiful wanton, the spoilt child, the woman, Dolores del Rio triumphs The most artistic production of the year/’— SUN, Saturday. “It is admirably told drama and the interest is held throughout The part of Carmen, the girl who played with love, is admirably suited to the spirited acting of Dolores del Ri0.... A sterling performance by Victor McLaghlen as the Toreador.”— N .Z. “Herald,” Saturday. “A brilliant photoplay... Such emotions as Dolores del Rio displays are seldom seen on the screen At once the alluring Carmen, the gipsy who broke men's hearts, and a furious tom-boy.. ..Story is fascinating throughout.... Splendid scenes of bullfighting.”— “Star,” Saturday. PRECEDED BY “THE INN SCENE” FROM “CARMEN.” Arranged by Bettina Edwards. Special Programme of “Carmen” (Bizet) Music, by STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor : EVE BENTLEY.

The STijITCTI Leads Again! “THE GHOST TRAIN” The Greatest Mystery Drama of All Time. (Produced in England.) SEE IT AND BE THRILLED! ! THE SECOND GREAT ATTRACTION IS RIN TIN TIN In TO-NIGHT, 7.45. MATINEE, SAT., 2.30. USUAL PFUCES. Reserves, Lewis Eady Ltd. Theatre Phone 43-645. W. J. BANNEHR, Proprietor. “A Dog of the Regiment 99 The Life Story of the World’s War Dog Hero. You will be Astounded and Delighted.