PRINCESS, TIVOLI AND EVERYBODY’S

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 32, 30 April 1927, Page 15

PRINCESS, TIVOLI AND EVERYBODY’S

“FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE” Harold Lloyd is surrounded with a supporting cast notable for the quality and excellence of its personnel in his second Paramount release, “For Heaven’s Sake!” which is now at the above three theatres. Again appearing as Harold’s leading lady is Jobyna Ralston, the charming feminine adjunct of “College Days,” “Hot Water,” Girl Shy,” and “Why Worry.” Paul Wiegel, veteran character actor, handles the role of the missionary whose efforts to reform the rough element in the slums are the bespectacled comedian lends him a helping hand. Noah Young, one of the best known “heavies” on the screen, returns to the Lloyd fold as the leader of the underworld gang. He will be well remembered by Lloyd enthusiasts for his work as the traffic policeman in “Safety Last” and especially for his outstanding performance as the tough old salt in “A Sailor Made Man. James Mason is happily cast in a villainous role, the type of characterisation in which he has achieved a well deserved success. Jack Gavin, Australian actor, was prominetly cast in an important sequence as a policeman. Others who figure prominetly in the film include Constantine Romanoff, one of the world’s gfreatest heavy-weight wrestlers; Richard Daniels, Earl Mohan and Francis Gaspart.