TIVOLI THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 80, 1 October 1938, Page 7

TIVOLI THEATRE.

Two • Fine Feature Films.

An . original story of .Erich yon Stroheim, once :a distinguished 1 Holly-! wood director,1 "Between -Two Women" heads the ■ next change >of programme at the Tivoli Theatre. Franchot. Tone, Maureeri O'Sullivan, t and Virginia! Bruce:are.therstars. : It is a dramatic narrative. of : life, > death, - and , romance in a. great .metropolitan hospital, and it has been produced'by Metro-Gold-Avyn-Mayer with .all'- of: its" lavish resources. Tone,-as an ambitious young interrie, plays an .effective role with an artistic "depth, of understandings Maureen O'Sullivan is a-riurse"unhappily married toa brutal-surgebh; and secretly in love with Tone1. ; Miss Bruce; is a cool and beautiful heiress whocomes into the hospital as a'patient-and goes out as an intended bride of the interne. The :interne, is faced with, a choice -between love arid duty -when his own marriage goes, ori the. rocks, and he is summoned to operate on the husband; of ,the .nurse he really loves. If the man dies-they can pick up threads, of life together. If" he -lives they are'separated "for :ever. Tone performs a successful, amputation, and the man-.lives. "Dr. Syn". starring George Arliss, will be the second attraction. / The. story,of "Dr! Syn" is full of. action—it v deals with the smuggling exploits ,of "a well-known Kentish fishing village more than a hundred years ago; it has rhumour, tension, and excite^ ment, and shows Arliss -in- a .cqmpletely new type;'of role. The story .was written by Russell Thorndike, rone-of the, famous theatrical family, whose- novel of this. nariie was 'a best seller. ""!'