The Tivoli

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7300, 30 October 1933, Page 3

The Tivoli

"HUMANITY.” .'.'With; a cast including Boots Mallory, Wampas Baby Star, Ralph Morgan, Alexander Kirkland, Irene Ware, Noel Madison, . Christian Rub, and Ferike Bros., “Humanity” comes to the Tivoli Theatre to-night. John Francis Dillon, who directed Clara Bow in “Call Her-Sa-vago,”--transferred the story to the screen. The story embraces the elements of romance and sacrifice as it depicts the adventures of a young doctor who is blind to the ideals of his physician father, and who follows the lure of money because of' his infatu-ation-of a luxury-loving woman. Kirkland and Miss Mallory divide the romantic interest, and Morgan enacts the role, of, the, father who, .with the girl, attempts to guide aright the faltering footsteps of the boy. Miss Jlallory’s previous success was “Handle With Care,” in which she shared leading honours with James Dunn. Kirkland was widely acclaimed for his recent performance in “Strange Interlude,” in which Morgan also played an important role. Miss Ware, who, like Miss Mallory,' canie from the New York stage, made her picture debut in “Cbandu the Magician,” and more recently appeared ' with. Warner Baxter in “Six Hour's to Live.”