BRIGHT SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 700, 27 June 1929, Page 16

BRIGHT SHOW

MRS. G’BRIAN’S BOY Mrs. O’Brian’s boy, Frank, and kentertaining company continue to _ tract large houses at the St. Ja _ Theatre. Last evening another vt. successful perfurmance was fast-moving and tuneful show warmly applauded by an entnusi audience. t v e Mr. Frank O’Brian, either as O’Brian boy or the O’Brian cthe house in a continual star * merriment. As Mrs. ’Obbs. ber partee across the fence to the aHnernext door, a choice piece of bi gate, was particularly amusing. The woman principal. Miss JU Hart, is a very enthusiastic m Her song and dance numbers, to a very live personality. among the best things ofthee • In solo numbers Miss Marie VOt Mr. Bert Lee and Mr. Gordon ville were also pleasing. A talented jazz band and a that steps its way cleverly throng® j show were also outstanding 1 j of a very bright performance. I It will be repeated this j tomorrow a complete change , made. Sixteen girls, who have b®*® : i ing in specialty numbers to t , Movietone Follies,” were sig ycone year’s contract recently : | Film officials and upon comP*> n v, i this movie talking revue, used in forthcoming musical cau* • Two teachers have been eg tutor the girls, whose ages ra g i 12 to 20. “The Exalted Flapper” n 0 * B JJ r l t'h I duction at the Fox studios an - direction of James Tinlinff. 0 f * | tensely interesting action ° Ca *v tiny European kingdom. . ire** has the part of a princess * Rich the queer*. Barr> No pro®lmale lead. Albert Conti has nent supporting role.