TOWN HALL TALKIES
JOHN Mo.CORMACK IN “SONG O’
MY HEART.”
If you want to give your ears and-eyes the season’s biggest treat, <r o to the Town Hall to-night and there you will find the long promised Fox movietone triumph, John McCormack’s first stellar vehicle -Song O’ My Heart.” John McCormack’s singing is worth anybody’s price of admission—at concert prices, but this movietone has a story, and is enacted so ably by the colorful supporting array ol’ talent that in our humble opinion it is something you’ll want to see more than once. Throughout the story, a beautiful romance with Maureen O’Sullivan ardently being wooed by John Garrick, we see—and hear MclCormapk and eleven really delightful songs. McCormack’s characterization as a saddened lover is so humanly enacted, one almost feels that he is living the role with this favourite tenor of all the world. With “Turkey for Two” (comedy), and News.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume LII, Issue 4685, 21 November 1931, Page 2
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