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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 418, 28 July 1928, Page 16

THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

Another Wonderful Picture that will be Attracting Everybody to the — MAJESTIC A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE Commencing FRIDA. Y NEXT M©lfe®r€ W. Hnttcllteims* World-Famous Romance of the Burning SandsA** C A story of unparalleled dramatic force depicted amid the seductive beauty of the Sahara. “The Garden of Allah” will linger in the memory always! 6 / E ui WITH With all the Mystic Charm of Araby! BaßraßaßaßaßaEaßaEaßaßaß ALICE TERRY The brilliant feminine star of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” “The Prisoner of Zenda,” “Scaramouche,” aind “Mare Nostrum,” with Rex Ingram’s latest male star find —a man with a marvellous appeal IVAN PETROVITCH The glamorous scenes depict the exquisite beauty, artistry and romance of their mutual triumph in “The Garden of Allah.” a S i a The genius of Rex Ingram has placed the emotional grandeur and the stark drama of “The Garden of Allah” against an ever-intriguing background of vivid, spectacular Eastern life. .He took his whole company to Algeria and made his picture there. Because of this the story rings out with double effect as every part of it is real. The Arabs and their camels are real, the mosques with their gilded domes and snow-white minarets are real, the narrow, twisted streets, the lame beggars, the stately Arab guides—they too are real. And the story that the picture tells is real —gripping—amazing. B B B B B B B E B E B B B B B _ E B E lEw@2F , yHs>©dly I® ©®lang tfc© t£Eii® Majjosltiie lEwoipy “WeeHc