The Tivoli

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7301, 31 October 1933, Page 3

The Tivoli

“ HUMANITY” Boots Mallory, one of the most wide: ly discussed screen players of Hollywood, has been described by artists as the ideal type of composite beauty. She is a natural ash blonde, sft Gin tall, and -weighs 1201 b., tho exact proportions the late Florenz Ziegfeld predicted -would meet popular favour during the next live years. It was on account of her perfect figure as well as her talent that Ziegfeld selected her as a special show girl for his “Follies,” in which she appeared before signing a Fox Films contract. She made her motion picture debut in “Handle With Care,” playing tho leading feminine role opposite James Dunn. Her latest picture is "Humanity,” in which she enacts tho leading role. Ralph Morgan, Alexander Kirkland, Irene Ware, Ferike Boros, Wade Botclcr, Christian Rub, Noel Madison and Botty Janes Graham also appear in vivid character portrayals. The story deals with the adventures of a young doctor in moderate circumstances who becomes sc fascinated by a rich young divorcee that he deserts his sweetheart and his worshipping father. “Humanity” is said to be a powerful dramatic ro: mance, based on a story by Harry Fried, and is now at Tivoli Theatre. The screening for Wednesday and Thursday will be “Phantom of Crestwood,” starring Karen Morley, Ricardo Cortez, H. B. Warner and Pauline Frederick. There will be a matinee tomorrow afternoon.