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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 748, 22 August 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY. TALKING AND SINGING ENTERTAINMENT. VILMA BANKY in 'THE AWAKENING.' Fox Movietone News Bransby Williams Waring's Pennsylvanian * Jazz Band Majestic Octette. The Maj estic (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). THREE SESSIONS DAILY at 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.ra. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. TOMORROW AT 11 AM. D. W. GRIFFITH Presents LUPE VELEZ SHE SINGS SHE TALKS Vivid, dark, vivacious; flashing black eyes; scarlet lips, ever beautiful teeth; slender, expressive hands that are never still; a slim figure, per fectly moulded, that bends and sways in rhythm to every passing mood a splash of colour, a burst of golden melody—that is LUPE VELEZ, MADCAP FROM MEXICO. “LADY of the NIGHT” ctvhi UNITIP ARTIST Out of the underworld —high to the upperworld springs this vibrant drama of a cabaret girl and a man of the blood. Pulsating romance to stir your heart with the joy of great emotion, vividly pictured. WITH WILLIAM BOYD GEORGE FAWCETT JETTA GOUDAL ALBERT CONTI THE SYNCHRONISED MUSICAL SCORE INCLUDES THE IRVING BERLIN THEME SONG, “WHERE IS THE SONG OF SONGS FOR ME?” SUNG BY LUPE VELEZ, HEROINE OF THE FILM. “NENA” AND “AT THE DANCE.” BOTH POPULAR NUMBERS. ARE ALSO SUNG BY MISS VELEZ. SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF MOVIETONE TALKING SINGING AND SOUND FILMS. NO INCREASE IN PRICES PHONE 43-210 FOR RESERVATIONS.

'ttSSWCar ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR CONCERT. TOWN HALL TONIGHT (THURSDAY) Soloist: MADAM WINNIE E. FRASER (From Oamaru). T rio: Miss Ina Bosworth, Miss Molly Wright, Mr. Cyril Towsey. MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOVS’ CHOIR. Box Plan Now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Extra Reserve Tickets: 2s.