GLENN TYRON IN "THE KID'S CLEVER."

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19610, 4 May 1929, Page 7

GLENN TYRON IN "THE KID'S CLEVER."

« TROUBLESOME WIVES." EVERYBODY'S, MONDAY. Twq very attractive comedies are to be presented at Everybody's Theatre next week. Heading the biU i» "The Kid's Clever," in which Glenn Tryon plays the clever Kid, and tha second picture is "Troublesome Wives," very neat, keen, piquant comedy in which Mabel Poultou and Lilian Oldland play tha wives, and Bransbury Williams and Hoy Kussoll are the two young husbands. In "The Kid's Clever" Glenn Tryon again displays his inventive powers, this tune the raison d'etre ol the comedy being an "autoboat," a marvellous vehicle which runs on land, suila on water, and flies in the air, all without any changing tyres, refuelling, or attaching rudders or whatever one does mechanically to these peculiarities. A further attraction 01 this vehicle is that it is iuadess, altogether a wonderin tUi-» age. This autoboat, therefore, is to make the hero a rich man and win for him a wife with beauty, brains, and wealth, and » few other odd things. Everything goes wrong, as it should, in the best comedies. But Glenn Tryon delights, or so it seems, when everything goes wrong. It gives him further scope for indulging in those wifdly funny antics he specialises in; opportunities to crack more witty jokes; make iunnur faces; do funnier things. It ia all in a good cause, this going wrong of the hero's plans. And, towards the end, when he has said and done all the funny things ha can think of for the moment, he accomplishes, a cqup d'etat, wins the capitalist's daughter, puts his autoboat on the market, and makes his bow in the best frame of mind The second picture, "Troublesome Wives," deals with two young aviators who have taken unto themselves wives, but arc so absorbed wjth aeroplanes that they neglect their ladies. Mr Albeit Bidgood has arranged the following musical programme for the "Select" orchestra:-Overture, ' Schubertiana" (arr. Finck); suites, "A Day in May'' (Ftwl), "In a Nutshell" (Grainier), "Lido Lady" (Gershwin), "Princess Charming" (Bogcrs), "Memoirs of Weber" (TJrbach), "Witches' tlance" (McDowell. "The Bronze Horse" (Aubcr), "Floods of Spring (Rachmaninoff); entr'acte, "Sonny Boy' (Kemell). Box plans are at The Bristol Piano Company, where Beats mav k* i* se r vcd -