TIVOLI

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 765, 11 September 1929, Page 16

TIVOLI

“THE WHIP” TOMORROW “The Man and the Moment,” tht breezy tale of jazz and night life now at the Tivoli Theatre, will be screen*! for the last time this evening. Billie Dove and Rod La Rocque are the stars. An entirely new programme will be screened at the Tivoli Theatre from

tomorrow, headed by “The Whip, film based on the famous Drury melodrama of the sport of racing* leading roles are played by Doro * Mackaill. Ralph Forbes. Anna Q* son, Lowell Sherman, and other w known actors. . The film centres round a al ® v sporting peer, who is engaged to nv • Madame D’AquiJa. a mercenary of woman. On the eve of his wedd * he learns that the woman is niar . a him merely for his money, ana result he leaves immediately 10 country estate. On the way h® hic ;. with a serious motor accident, results in the unexpected happ told in the film. ROYAL SHOWS “STRONG BOf “Strong Boy,” the film which wlH* shown at the Royal Theatre. land, again this evening, is ® n ® s typically amusing comedy-dram Victor McLaglen. . -or C. The two clever comedians, *jjj d Fields and Chester Conklin, are stars in “Fools for Luck, a share swindlers, which is th© feature. Florenz Ziegfeld, the of Xew York’s revue producers, gone to the talking films. g nT nuJ has gone into partnership wit uS iGoldwyn for the production first cal plays on the screen. J erscreen revue, which will be - tirely in colour, will *>• P ro i January.