AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 18 May 1929, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS.

| AT LIBERTY THEATRE. J ** THE CONSTANT NYMPH." ! i IH> uIKL OX THE BARGE. [ a. ti-e Uuert- Theatre r.ei: week •'The I OnsNytcpU" vili be screened, together 'with :he Ku-cr: Hughes' story "The Girl L. :ho Barsrv." Ice most interesting thing ! about the rt.-s; picture is tua portrayal of ■ Thii -.•tKeted role «as given to Mab'el 1 1 I'M'ivajiri! j.riiftQ irviP- i"~- hlniihsA Press. ivi'r VoveliO vlay.-. Lev.-is Uodil, the tempera- ; ' iTessa. .Sar.gtr and her Queer children J a" 1 p'rved lv notable English artists, j The ?>:"tare*v:cs lihaed in the Tyro!, and m j LouduE. and the menes uf the Sanger menace ■ above Innsbruck art v.-onderful. r ihe picture j itself, the actual ftory-telling aspect. is ) . btrr.ig-hticrv.-aru. a:.-:i has caught the j v,T.- es*«:cJ of tilt oripiua!. It lias ail tne ' ma-'i ■ auJ r.,j>clii;.'.:o:: o: jlargaret Kennedy's i humour. t T!i.; second picture. •'Tue Girl uo the f Ba--e ' has Sallv o'NfciH and Maicoim Mc- ! Or."c >r 'hi the leads. Jean Hersholt is the I captai:. <-•< th< : harg,- *ho tours the Great Lu'e-C and has Touted hi.; four children t l.rie *!u>n Superior, and Ontario. It is a ! uuai'i.t, umusir-s tale. often spectacular, eVpeviallv the crcat wreck on the Hudson | Kiv.-r, and. with its humour and excitement, ! keeps the attention uf the _ audience al .yaya |»n ths picture. t-a:'y O'Xeiu is a irisjvj ! hero'ne. , , \ Mr Ja!n':c:-o.i >.ua Arranged tue -u;- ; Musical pr JS r:-.:..m.-: Overture, Barge Tragic" ; na: :... . ''SI;-- Symphony < • Beetauveu . ' 'Jiosawuudj \ bchaDer. >. •*?rfteludluru" < Choph:), 4 *The ~ l £ ur .?f Rosw" (Themer ), "Coppelia Bailet Music (Ve\ibes\. "William Tell" (Rofsmi), Peer Gvij« '' (Grti?K 4, La rra\Kita (\erdi), \n "A" certificate hr.s been issued with " 4 'The 'Constant Xym;>h." The picture therefore is recommended to adult audiences. Box plana are at Th-i Bristol Piuno Ooinpuny. whore may be reserved.