AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19957, 18 June 1930, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

THEATRE ROYAL. TWO FEATURE PROGRAMME, Two first-class picture# begin at tfce Theatre Royal to-night. The "Vengeance," feature® Jack Holt and Dorothy Kevier, and is a delightfully diverting and absorbing drama, telling of the conflict of passions that arises in an outpost of Empire, when two men of different type# low ft single-minded woman. In the second picture the charming Marion Davies comes to the screen again in an all* talkie comedy entitled "Not So Dumb," an adaptation of the successful stage farce, "Dulcy." The new Metro-GoWwstt.JUyej all-talking picture is sure to be a big hit. Miss Davies has • part !B»ds Otdej for her natural endowments as a comedienne of the first order. As the beautiful but blundering Dulcy, heroine of the picture. Miss Davies gives another of the inimitably fiatous performances to which she first introduced her audiences in "The Patsy" and "Show People." Miss Davies is ably supported by a great cast consisting ol ESUiott Nugent, Sally Starr, Raymond Hackett, Julio Faye, Donald Ogden Stewart, and other favourites. King Vidor, master director, who made "The Big Parade," "Hallelujah," and other big screen hits, directed. A Metro News completes the programme.