TUDOR THEATRE
“The Young In Heart”
Transferred to the Tudor Theatre, "The Young iu Heart” is the lovable, laughable story of the Carleton Family, who live by their wits and their charm and can boast of having been asked to leave only the best places, from the Riviera to London. There is Father "Sahib” Carleton, an ex-actor whose family loyally support him in the preposterous myth that he is Colonel CarItch, late of the Bengal Lancers. The role is made to order for Roland Young; there is charming, twittering "Marmy” played to the life by Billie Burke; and there are the two children, George-Ann (Janet Gaynor), who lias become engaged to a sober, wealthy young Scot, who sees through the family and says so; and the son (Douglas Fairbanks jnr.), who has met a girl rich enough to take care of the entire family for the rest of tJieir lives. When the story opens the “Sahib's” insistence upon mixing brandy, sleight ot band and poker results in their being unceremoniously evicted from their rich Riveria bunting ground. They head toward an unpromising England, but something will turn up, they are certain. The most exciting highlight of “Road Demon,” the supporting film, is the failure of a new steering gadget placed on a racing-car driven by Tom Beck. Tafia Gambini (Henry Annetta) finds himwli in the auto racing business when Henry Arthur induces him to buy the wreck ot an experimental ear, recondition it, and enter it for a race.
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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 154, 25 March 1939, Page 16
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249TUDOR THEATRE Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 154, 25 March 1939, Page 16
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