STRAND

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1007, 25 June 1930, Page 17

STRAND

“HEARTS IN EXILE”

Warner Brothers did well in selecting “Hearts in Exile,” the talkie at the Strand Theatre, for the fair Dolores Costello. It is the first time she has appeared in the role of a Russian peasant girl, and her performance proves that sne is one of the most versatile o£ screen actresses. The picture is an exciting story of love and heartbreak,-laid m the midst of the peasantry of Moscow and the great icy wastes of the Siberian prison camps. . Bright supports are also being Sh One of the finest all-star casts ever assembled for a feature motion pictuie la to be seen i- the First National; v'itaphone production of The Squall, which comes to the fatrand Theatre o F The y 'principal roles in this screen version of Jean Bart’s sensational and ri-ivinir stage play are played by Alict. Joyce as the mother, Richard Tucker as J the father, Myrna Loy as rvubi seductive gipsy maid Loretta Carroll Nye, Nicholas Soussanm as t.ic fierce gipsy leader, Knute Erickson. Harry Cording, /asu 1 itts as the whimsical servant girl. Marcia Harris as the destructive gossip, George Hackathorne as the silly, whimpering nephew, and numerous others m lessei

*°Xrf addition to these players, several hundred extras were used in the specS ° amP Alexf„dm“ n SoTda dl A°second attraction will be shown on Friday in “Little Johnny Jones, a C ufco n Lfy, Fdna d Murphy a Bozzell.