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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 730, 1 August 1929, Page 17

Km Id id M B»ll»Hl|»lli|»mi»HTOiiii«iMi»'nirwiinMinißiiiiiw ■Una ■■ •■• ■lira ii'a n ana .1 VIIVII ■ THE WAITING IS OVER! ' FOR m id at 10-45 p.m. TONIGHT at 10-45 p.m. The Wonders of the Most Brilliant TALKING and SINGING Romance of All Time are to be Unfolded at the STRAND | YOU ! WILL ; ALWAYS (A FULLER - HAYWARD THEATRE) SESSIONS DAILY —3 SESSIONS DAILY 11 A.M. SPECIAL NOTICE REMEMBER WHAT YOU HEAR re requested to occupy their seats promptly at the ng of each session as “SHOW BOAT" commences directly after the Overture. m id "1a i 1 *d sfe m in m m n it YOU WILL -4NEVER f+i FORGET ± iti WHAT H YOU itr n SEE U iti id 4 iti J&. m Pi ill iti w ill f\B iti id it? id Pi Pi Pi its Pi iti iti m iti iti id id id id id id pi Id m id id id id id HEAR id id THE SONGS YOU ALL KNOW ” You will SEE and HEAR Helen Morgan singing “ Bill,” and “ Can’t Help Loving That Man Jules Bledsoe singing “ Ol’ Man River Aunt Jemima and the Ziegfeld Plantation Singers rendering “ Hey, Feller,!’ and ‘‘Come on, Folks.” You will SEE and HEAR the romance of the ages portrayed by a stellar cast headed by Laura La Plante, Joseph Schildkraut, Otis Harlan, Alma Rubens, Emily Fitzroy, Jane La Verne, and hundreds of others. UNIVERSALS TALKING and SINGING TRIUMPH EDNA FERBER’S h BOX PLANS Midnight Matinee Box Plans for tonight’s “Midnight ” Matinee and first week of Season now open at Strand. BOOK NOW! SUPPER WILL BE SERVED DURING THE INTERMISSION. Special Arrangements have been made with the leading Taxi Cab Companies to supply transport after the performance at ordinary rates. Id iti Iti Id id Id Id id | Iti Id Id id Iti iti Iti Id id Id Id Id Id