CRYSTAL PALACE, MT. EDEN

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 779, 27 September 1929, Page 17

CRYSTAL PALACE, MT. EDEN

“INTERFERENCE” Four popular screen players have equally important parts in the all-dia-logue version of “Interference,” # which is the current attraction at the Crystal Palace Theatre. They are Clive Brook, Evelyn Brent, William Powell and Doris Kenyon. “Interference,” when presented on the stage, was acclaimed as a sensational hit both in London, where it rail for two years, and in Xew York, where it held the boards for nine months. All of the four players mentioned are favourably known to film fans for their capable performances in the past. William Powell, the suave villain, steps up a notch in this picture. While portraying the part of a rogue, Powell's parL gains the sympathy of the audience. Clive Brook portrays the role of a famous English surgeon, and. being English himself, fills his role in a convincing manner. Evelyn Brent is cast as a revenging young lady, who fails to recapture the love of Powell. Doris Kenyon is harassed throughout the picture until Powell finds a way out for her. The method he employs to gain this end furnishes exceptionally fine drama. The programme also includes a number of short talkie features - Fifi Dor say, well known in the musical halls of Paris as a charming little comedienne has been signed for a role in Will Roger's first starriner vehicle* for Fox They Had To See Paris ’,