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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 639, 16 April 1929, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS Hayward SUMP A Fuller-Hayward Theatn are Proud to Announce the Initial S TALKING AND SOUND PICTURES You have read about these talking and sound pictures that have amazed the world- Soon you’ll see and hear them at the Strand. World-famous stage celebrities and operatic stars will entertain you. Orchestras renowned in every Continent will play for you from the Strand screen, led by the Masters of Symphony. You'll not only watch, but listen to events that thrill the universe. When kings and rulers speak the Strand will bring them to you ! They're Here Talkn cklanc ha v ✓ ed A trer change is taking place before our eyes! Sound pictures—that have captured the imagination of the public in other parts of the world—are adding another amazing chapter to the colourful history of the motion picture in New Zealand. Thursday will be a ’‘Red Letter’’ day in the life of Auckland's Screen Picturegoers. COMMENCING THURSDAY NEXT at 11 a.m., 2.30 and 8 p.m. FOR DETAILS OF PROGRAMME SEE FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Installation at the Strand is the most Modern Talking Equipment Supplied by the Western Electric Corporation. The Equipment for Sound Reproduction is identical with that installed at the Great Roxy Theatre of New York. IL<S>©K LISTEN —THE OPENING PROGRAMME—1. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Thrilling Events in Talk and Sound. 2. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW The World’s Outstanding Literary Gen Screen with his engaging personality. 3. GERTRUDE LAWRENCE The Fascinating English Comedienne. 4. HIS MAJESTY THE KING r i Sr i l 0 1 If ® 1 i talks to you fron S.—JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL “THE STREET ANGEL” jLM Theatre Orchestra of 110 Performers. A Fox Featur HI 6.—CHIC SALE, “ THE STAR WITNESS ’ An All-Talking Comedy.