TIVOLI THEATRE.
Laughton in "Rembrandt."
A famous trio" are united in "Rembrandt," which opens at the .Tivoli Theatre on Tuesday. In "Rembrandt,' Charles Laughton plays the part of the immortal Rembrandt van Rijn. giving a performance considered to be far greater than any of his previous successes. Opposite him is Elsa Lanchester asHendrickje Stoffels, a country servant girl who inspired him to further Senius after a long,period of inactivity. The intimate story of the great master's home life, his marriage; his rise to fame, and his tragic loss make real and poignant entertainment. Depicting Dutch life during the 17th century, the settings are considered to •• be the most expensive, elaborate, and the most effective yet to be made in any British studio. Also prominently cast is Gertrude Lawrence-, as Rembrandt s housekeeper, who vainly hoped to occupy the place in the master's heart vacated by the tragic death of his wife. Laughter, gaiety, and music, are mixed in liberal proportions in "College Holiday," the second attraction., Jack Benny heads the list of radio and.screen comics assembled for this latest''comedy. He is aided by George Burns. Gracie Allen, Mary Boland, and' Martha Raye. •
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 15, 17 July 1937, Page 7
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192TIVOLI THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 15, 17 July 1937, Page 7
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