TIVOLI

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 805, 28 October 1929, Page 14

TIVOLI

“WOMEN THEY TALK ABOUT”

i hiS? 11110 ? 1 , gangsters and people of ■SSKK* c S h i„'S5S j comedy-drama which i s dlliJhtiS? ! audiences at the Tivoli Theatre. 0 liam n pnmo h ’ Audrey Ferris and Williani Collier, junr., head the cast of | room St ?J y ', Whlch sweeps from drawingI!. ? tenement in its tense and colourful dramatic movement. i weaßh 1 and MIS . S • R - ich as a daughter of ! Mtionwßh* , patr ? clan birth into oppoi f ltlo P ith her former lover in a T»;t | ter fight for political office, as part of a feud started by her father! Ihe cast includes Claude Gilling--1 ~t e? ’ -Anders Randolf, John Milian : Aboift” 0^ k Santoro. “Women They Talk i Thn directed by Lloyd Bacon. "V lO remainder of the programme infollowing talking and singlard featu ’T-‘v —&ongs by Daphne Pollard, Lnglish comedienne. “The Light I r a Jn ll T ° vert ore," by the Vitaphone rrhestr-a, and items by the Florentine Choir.

Following weeks of careful preparj a-tion for the filming of the musical comedy hit “The Vagabond King” | Paramount has started work on this | talking, singing and dancing extravai g anz a which will be filmed in natural i colours. Dennis King who played sae5 ae tl tle r ° le ln the stage production ' haa the Same role in the picture. JeanI e ? te , MacDonald another Broadway i singing star who has just completed 1 a ~P ar f opposite Maurice Chevalier in | Love Parade” will play opposite