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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 845, 13 December 1929, Page 17

The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre) TIMES OF PERFORMANCES—n % // vated the world. the melodious voices of the ris singing the beautiful Maori dies—the excited cries of the waras they perform ancient hakas—beautiful atmospheric musical accompaniment. fy FILMED IN NEW ZEALAND WITH AN ENTIRE MAORI CAST “Under the Southern Cross," is an everlasting testimony, not only to the histrionic capabilities of our remarkable native race, but a delightful vista of the Dominion’s world-famed scenery, and a worthy record of early native traditions and characteristics Under the capable direction of a staff of experts sent specially from America, the Maoris have given to the screen a production that merits a place among the few outstanding epics of film history. Also in conjunction with the Screening of "Under the Southern Cross.*’ will be a Personal Appearance of MISS BATH IE STUART. Miss Bathie Stuart also appears in the Talking and Sound Prologue to the picture with a troupe of specially trained artists. IN ADDITION: U.F.A. GEM. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. MARGARET McKEE (Novelty Entertainer). BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. "SOLOMON’S CHILDREN" All-Talking Sketch. Evening Sessions Only. WHITEFORD-WAUGH’S MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. PHONE 43-210.

NEWTON. Newton’s Popular All-Talkie Theatre. TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Also MONSTER ALL-TALKIE MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 P.M. Hear and See Two Perfect Talkies on the same Programme. No. I—WILLIAM BOYD In “ THE FLYING FOOL ” 100% ALL TALKIE. It Talks from Start to Finish. No. 2—EDDIE QUILLAN in “ NOISY NEIGHBOURS ” IT’S PART TALKIE. Singing and Synchronised Music. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone 27-077.