PRINCESS AND TIVOLI

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 26, 22 April 1927, Page 11

PRINCESS AND TIVOLI

ENTERTAINING and interesting JE** more could one seek at a theatre than entertainment, fsti y attractive productions, interwn.if stories and good music? It vi, a • #ttn that such a category would nr* l . 1 and that can be the Theat boast tbe Princess and Tivoli their es ’ last night commenced week offerings for the coming Sunnis ' a r let y a nd a happy knack of Com p J :n S -just the style of drama and U i m ay w hich most appeals, is the theatre lle management of these mirahi and the y have succeeded adthet** yln all respects this time. First adant«!i 0 J2 ,?s “ The Eagle of the Sea/’ tain ®’ <>m tllat thrilling story “Capthe ft Tj 2ar,lc ‘ ,s This stirring drama of hiah o n da >' s 'when pirates sailed the s uilpr as: wlleiJ the looting of a proud at es Ule ambition of every pirancl '-hen blood flowed freely, has and rm * on a most lavish scale, PrwinlSi J faxi * c high in the setting and Most realistic are the *Dani»£*V s i een the PirtUe ship and a the s* a n fri^a te, and these “shots” of Cortez truly magnificent. Ricardo eievsr •••*■■ ca Ptain Sazara:, gives a allows rf Jerß °nation of a role that , . am Ple scope for his unis a Wrt aolUt y. while Florence Vidor Client 1 , Bu PP«>rt. The cast is exWith » ani the drama a delightful one such pr : u £ love p l " - stun*. n rol) atic and hair-raising TWtoArfS 8 are “Put over” by Richard Mv*tp r i« C * n latest drama, “The cult tn ° U * Granger,” would be diffl- ' idediv ec Ua *' The st °ry here is delhoron»K<i llt ot the ordinary, and is dul] ££}}’ Cn J°yable. There is not a hig nt and when Dick walks ln ! °Uow n,,i ,£? mpllcatlons certainly do and PaJvl * The international news (•njoyaKi Review complete a truly The ok-eh. inter esting programme. iippropri a Stra each theatre provides c and en tertaining musical