BRITANNIA, THREE LAMPS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 999, 16 June 1930, Page 15

BRITANNIA, THREE LAMPS

“Love, Live, and Laugh” continues to delight audiences at the Theatre with its touching romance and everyday philosophy. George Jessel. the star, appears as a young Italian In New York, who leaves his fiancee and friends to return to Italy to see his father. While he was there, Italy entered the war. young Luigi was called up. wounded, and spent years in an Austrian prison camp. When he could return to New York he found his fiancee, believing him dead, had married, and his friends all scattered. Lila Lee and David Rollins are also in the cast in this fine talkie.

Engineering seems to b i profession some people learn, then abandon. Home become politicians, others join the Actor's Brigade. For a while Charles Bickford was the* sole- qualified engineer at the Metro-Golduyn-Mayer studios. Now he i~ joined by Tyrrell Davis, who graduated from ! Cambridge University. England, quail* j find to follow in the footsteps of Ms • j sub-sea engineers.

t Clara Bow will demonstrate hithert** unrevealed talents in singing and dancing in “Paramount on Parade,”- th*. recently-completed all-star frolic. In a specialty number she sings one of the ( hit songs, titled “I'm True to the Navy i Now,” assisted by Jack Oakie. Hkeets ! Gallagher and a chorus of 42 dancing “Facing the ki\v" lias been selected ; to replace * Shadow of the Law * as ■ the title of William Powell’s next alltalking picture for Paramount. Marion . .Shilling Natalie Moonhead and Paul 1 Hurst have principal supporting rots