CRYSTAL PALACE.
THE "MOROCCO" SEASON EXTENDED. Altogether "Morocco," which has proved very popular at the Crystal Palace, is » production to be remembered. There are three principals in this storyAmy Jolly (Marlene DiArich) is a woman who, for reasons that arc left to tho audience to decide, has come to Northern Mnc* as a cabarot singer. Disillusioned, hating all men, she idles av/ay her life, living halfheartedly until she meets Tom Brown (Gary -Cooper),' * doviMmay-care Amorican private in the Foreign Legion. Tho third principal is Kenningtori (Adolphe Menjou), a wealthy man-of-the-world. who honsstly loves Amy. Marlene Dietrich, of course, stands out from the talented cast. She is German, but her diction is excellent; while her acting is among the most convincing seen in any talkie. t>The box plans are at The Bristol Piano Company. .
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20215, 18 April 1931, Page 20
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