TIVOLI THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 69, 18 September 1937, Page 7

TIVOLI THEATRE.

"Green Light" and "The Man I Marry."

"Green Light," that stirring story of heroism, sacrifice, and love, which had many hundreds of thousands of readers in its book form a couple of years ago, comes as a photoplay to the Tivoli Theatre on Tuesday. Errol Flynn, the young Irishman who made sensational hits in "Captain Blood" and "Charge of the Light Brigade," is the masculine star of Lloyd Cl Douglas's gripping tale; He plays Dr. Paige, the scientist ■ who almost gives his life in researches "destined to alleviate human suffering. The girl he wins, after much misunderstanding and^unhappiness, is the lovely little blonde Anita Louise. The saintly philosopher, Dean Harcourc, friend and adviser of all the characters in the story, is played by the distinguished British character star, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, who was brought 6000 miles from the London stage to the Hollywood cameras for just this one job. Margaret Lindsay. portrays a devoted hospital nurse who loves Flynn, but has to surrender him. Henry'O'Neill is a surgeon who unwittingly forces Flynn into a long martyrdom. "The Man I Marry," a rollicking l'omantic comedy, will be the second attraction. The star of the picture is Doris Nolan. The story relates the adventures of a girl who runs away from one wedding to get entangled in romance with a man who resents the idea that women should shape his destiny. The humour of the picture revolves about the resulting conflict between these central figures. Further qomedy is contributed by three outstanding comedians, "Chic" Sale, Skeets Gallagher, and Cliff Edwards. Doris Nolan's leading man it Michael Whalen.