LYRIC

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 540, 18 December 1928, Page 15

LYRIC

“KEEP SMILING" There is laughter, be auty and rornance to be had at the Lyric Theatre, where “None But the Brave,” Fox Films delightful comedy-drama, is screening. It is the story of a college hero, Played by Charles Morton, who finds diat the athletic trophies won in colicge are of no earthly use in the business world. He has to eat, and so he dons the raiment ot' a lifeguard, which ( urries him through many tight situations to the feet of Sally Phipps, who Portrays a young business woman in search of her man. • strikingly beautiful sequence in this production is the bathing beauty c °htest filmed in colours. The cast is supported by a number cl well-known screen players, including Farrell Macdonald, Tyler Brooke, Billy butts, Tom Kennedy, Sharon Lynn and Alice Adair. The illimitable comedian, Monte banks, ia as amusing as ever in “Keep fcnuliug” which is also being shown. Mary Astor is back again at the Fox ‘ tndios, signed to a long term conrac t, which was offered her as a refl ar ? , fop her splendid portrayal in the leading role in “Pressed To hi. ’ H er fi rst featured role under the lew arrangement is in “Dry Martini,” ne screen version of the hilarious ovel by John Thomas. Matt Moore tin- S ° PPosite Miss Astor. “Dry Marp . 18 a most exhilarating picture of ls # and its day and night, life.