GREY LYNN CINEMA
“Interference,” the outstanding talkie drama of the screen, commences today a short season at the Grey Lynn Cinema. It is a tale of London society, of a woman now a doctor’s wife, and well established but who lias a black past. An old lover seeks to blackmail her and a series of remarkable incidents arise. The famous stars in this picture are Clive Brook, Doris Kenyon, William Powell and Evelyn Brent. This fine talkie heads an entertaining talkie programme.
When Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer brought Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy into “M.-G.-M.’s Hollywood Revue” for a comedy act, they disrupted the entire sound department. The popular comedians began slamming each other around, crashing glassware, breaking furniture and starting a young riot. When it was over, a haggard technician staggerd on to the set. “They broke every light valve in the works.” he gasped, “Bring on your high sopranos!”
William Powell, who created the role of Philo Vance in Paramount’s “The Canary Murder Ca.seV and “The Greene Murder Case.” will bring that famous character to life once more. Following the completion of his initial .starring role hi “The Street of Chance,” Powell will be starred in “The Benson Murder Case.” the last of Van Bine’s famous mysteries. E. H. Calvert and Eugene Pallette will again play their prominent characterisations.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 885, 31 January 1930, Page 14
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