“THE HEAD MAN"
plaza AND TIVOLI, THURSDAY Charlie Murray has the role of a* typical American politician in “The Man,” which comes to the Plaza «.nd Tivoli Theatres next Thursday. Murray has an entirely different role Ir ° m those found in his recent long comedies, or his earlier two-reel tarces. “The Head Man” was adapted trom Harry Leon Wilson’s whimsically humorous novel. “The Boss of Little Arcady,” and Murray’s characterisamakes him a figure of pathos as "ell as of comedy. Loretta Young and Larry Kent share honours in the love story of the pic- ;^ re - I.ucien Littlefield heads a quaint bVoup of supporting characters in a rjst that, thanks to the humanness of tory and characterisations, smacks of a-mous old stage play aggregations. However. “The Hed Man” is. full of un, which far over-shadows its dramatic moments.
t*aclanova. Paramount's Russian matured player, has been added to me cast of the new George Bancroft starring picture for Paramount, “The w °lf of Wall Street.” She recently Completed a role with Bancroft in “The ***** of New York. ’
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 527, 3 December 1928, Page 15
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175“THE HEAD MAN" Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 527, 3 December 1928, Page 15
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