THE TIVOLI

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6809, 12 January 1929, Page 3

THE TIVOLI

REGINALD DENNY AT TIVOLI. Reginald Denny, Universal’s popular comedy star, tops all his former suc« cessful performances in “Good Morning, Judge,” the swiftest moving and most entertaining picturo of his career* which will be shown at the Tivplf theatre to-night. Denny, filmdom’s bestknown faceur, has a role that fits hint perfectly. He is Freddie Grey, young and wealthy, who falls in love with the owner of a mission for reformed criminals. The star’s ability for cora«f edy was never better shown, than in this film. Mary Nolan, the girl who starredi for three years in German films, plays opposito Denny. Miss Nolan’s blonde beauty has already carried her a long way in. filmdom, and even now she! has become one of the most sought after actresses of the screen. Dorothy, Gulliver, a 192 S Baby Wampus Star,' and formerly of “The Collegians,” also| has a prominent role. Tho story con-' corns a young society blade, Freddie, Grey, who is arrested in a brawl following a prize fight. He spends the night in jail, loses his walle,t, and has! ,his fine paid the next day by a beauts ful heiress, whose hobby is reforming criminals. He conceals his identity! and goes in for reformed at her mission for homeless bums. She is' singularly attracted by him, but her; interest is complicated by a series off events, which might seem to indicate that he is far from reforming. To, complicate matters further, his sister! shows up as a friend of tho beautiful} mission worker and threatens to exposei him. How he evades exposure and gets! the goods od a brace of real crooks' who are . robbing thfcir benefactor, makes a picture filled with interest, ro-| mance and funny mix-ups.