ENTERTAINMENTS

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4448, 6 May 1930, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

TOWN HALL

Clive Brook was right at home as Sir John Marlay in I’aramount's screen version of the famous stage play ••Interference." The him comes to the Town Hall to-morrow evening. The locale of “Interference’' is a. part of London familiar lo Brook. lie was born within sight of the Tower of London, and 'was educated in Dulwich College. Other players in the lilm who essay roles equally as important as Brook’s are William Powell, Doris Kenyon and Evelyn Brent. The locale ot the Story is not unfamiliar l<> these players, for all of them, at one time or another, have lived in the English capital. Powell has the part of a carefree rogue, yet his ride is one that earns the sympathy of the audience before the lilm is half over. Miss Brent has the role of a revengeful young huly who resorts to blackmail when thwarted in the game of love. Alisa Kenyon lias the diflicult. role of the wife of two husbands—Powell and Brook —and who is finally saved, and her happiness restored, by the working’s of her first husband, Powell. With episode 3 of “The Pirate of Panama,” and “Ocean Blues’’ (comedy). Usual prices. Ou Saturday, Belle Bennett will he seen at the head of an all-star cast in “The Power of Silpnce,” a tine drama with the star" actress in the role of a mother who faces a charge ol' murder to shield her son's wife. Usual prices.