TIVOLI AND EVERYBODY’S

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 679, 3 June 1929, Page 14

TIVOLI AND EVERYBODY’S

“RED LIPS” Portraying a new side of collegiate life in vivid colours, but with rare understanding, “Red Lips," starring Charles Rogers and Marian Xixon, is now being shown at the Tivoli and Everybody’s Theatres. Because of its youth and interest, college has been a frequent subject of motion pictures. Universal has chosen to show the glamorous side in “Red Lips,” and depicts the romance between a shy youth and an off-campus flapper. Rogers and Miss Nixon, two of Hollywood’s youngest stars, portray to perfection the heart of modern youth. An entire college campus was constructed for the picture. It includes a track, dormitory, student’s amusement hall and other features of collegiate life. The picture also shows the petting parties and “whoopees.” The supporting cast is . unusually good. Stanley Taylor appears as the room-mat© of Rogers. Hugh Trevor and Hayden Stevenson are in the cast, plus a bevy of Hollywood’s snappiest beauties. “Children of the Ritz,” the second big attraction, is another of the delightful comedy-dramas made by Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall. This time the story concerns a very wealthy girl who is suddenly made poor, and her chauffeur, who is suddenly made very wealthy. What happens to the chauffeur’s fortune is the amusing theme of the story. There are the usual excellent supporting pictures