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“NIGHT LIFE”
Where Shown
CHOTINER’S PARISIAN Released by TIFFANY Produced by TIFFANY
Story by _
ALBERT SHELBY LE VINO Directed by
GEO. ARCHAINBAUD
Supervised by
SID ALGIERS
“Night Life” is a ten strike for Tiffany and certainly gives the big boys something to shoot at.
After looking at a picture of this calibre made by a so-called mdependent and to shower it with praise would smack somewhat of politics, but this reviewer only regrets his inability to set forth all of the many outstanding features, but would like to recommend at this time if you are interested in making pic¬ tures take a look at this one, for it surely is a bos office pay-off Director Archainbaud tells his story pictorially without drag¬ ging a lot of foreign subjects in by the nape of the neck and to tip off the story would no doubt effect your slant on the picture, but Albert Shelby LeVino had something on the ball when he wrote this one,
Johnny Harr on as “The Boy” and Alice Day as “The Girl’ just barely kept Eddie Grib bon from running away with the picture. Even after theee two kept up the terrific piece set bv GrSbbon it remained for Direc¬ tor Archainbaud to hand it to “Eddie” on a silver platter, and in doing so he sends his audience out with a sweet taste in their mouths and wow what a Idck that is in the end
“Night Life” is surely going to PW..S something to the future of Alice Day and Johnny Harron when it hits the market. Wal¬ ter Hiers appears early but gets very little chance to *how ram stuff, while the supporting cast includes Lydia Yeamans Titus,
Patricia Avery, Earl Metcalf.
Snitx Edwards, Lionel Braham,
Kitty Barlow and Archduke Leopold.
“Night Life" is Tiffany’s sec¬ ond production under the new regime and from the reception accorded its first efforts it iabound to make itself a conten¬ der in the industry.
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TIFFANYSTAHL PRODUCTIONS, INC
Distributed by RENOWN PICTURES Inc.
H. F. LEFHOLTZ, Manager
1516 DAVENPORT ST. OMAHA, NEBR.