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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 424, 4 August 1928, Page 17

‘CARMEN” Holds Audiences Enthralled for Another Week. TWICE FULLERDAILY misk>zWr = im»j&) /SBK\!ffSmJVfmi wayward „ . . ISgA I ygSlNig I SflxJßl LONG run 2.00 and 8. fsa tJSJ VBk<W» PSTy—vISIISSW W KJQgtfpy THEATRE "Where Only the Giants of the Screen are Shown.” ji n ; f\ PRAISES FROM THE AUCKLAND PRESS. • One finds oneself completely in the * ancl sarabande and fandango, * ' " sunshine and oranges, heady • fiery passions As Carmen, the beautiful wanton, the spoilt child, the woman, Dolores del Wt. QBL__ most artistic production of the / y« ar -" — SUN, Saturday. " ’'h, S! „ » “It is admirably told drama and the x xv\ interest is held throughout ...The part of Carnlen < the air! who played 1 rV'' ,l "** ft f l - with love, is admirably suited to the .1 »j -ZC spirited acting of Dolores del Ri0.... ( A sterling performance by Victor . .. McLaglen as the Toreador."— N.Z \ JjOl -Herald,” Saturday. _ Ijf J |flp\ ' A bri,,iant photoplay... Such emotions © I |I|I / a as Dolores del Rio displays are seldom ll H J fl3§ seen on the screen At once the A | A/7 Sj &£ P r 8 gift alluring Carmen, the gipsy who broke I g |Bf ffl P*? gk P men’s hearts, and a furious tom-boy.. ▼ 1 mq,G § ..Story is fascinating throughout ®| / + Splendid scenes of bullfighting."— I n t o |Ti l 7«y •^ = rr^ = __ I PRECEDED BV “THE INN SCENE” k * * yVU W*' g£l I H FROM “CARMEN.” “ ' I Arranged by Bettina Edwards. “ “i-P Special Programme of “Carmen” Wfp ,Bi T“ si " \l wjf STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor : EVE BENTLEY.