THE NAVY'S PART.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19152, 8 November 1927, Page 13

THE NAVY'S PART.

"CONVOY" AT LIBERTY. , TALE OF i'LEET WARFARE. ni&hili'i v" , VV manner tlut should J7 ew Zeal »ndera and Britishers. «T?J° lh ° Briti ' h th at credit which J 1 * Modest tnglishman considers its JSLi • P ' CtUre " »nd deals WHBtt-jca s nav.l part in the Great War, ' SsffisFvs ''cm-■ from* WWU Records show both American and : ".'"jdrons about -their roving teaamlu! introductory episode shows the tgsa Bhchcr sunk by the British, and submarine warfare in a •UjeTwlii? ll * lh .f Itor y of » R'rl who y * l accomplished her ,D k manner "quiring more . 6m thsn thßt shown . Th ejr serve c»«m • 1 w ls ,he Phrase that 'S(^w 0U ii '° J bo mind ' " her her . thnn Physiol, and *. cl i te ' ,s "folded. Her wiutry ]■ »,! V if tn, L ra o£ " German t»pl2 Vor i c ' whos ® worl; »to fmeid «f 7. 7 i.- un , der "'ater vessels inftii. n 1 departures for England tUko"tnDninr ? 1 , r th J rUSt th# Ju d«S te ff i e au i secrec - v has, of »Wd UD ta o.« . Consequently sho litulf o f her uuostenta--11. t,e frl l nd * »® 8 "'acker and i ktk j a »vL v. 0W " brothor alld her fiance, j to hj,V y J e V n t0 2 espiße hM " a fetttT«f t s w ®° untr y. and still the cruel elesrihi* 1. rft Servicß prevents her j , " ne - She is buffed • . B P u med by those she OU, W f.,1 ignominy coming when, be- " °* , h of secrecy binds her, she is ♦? •wMcient" explanation of ««££?£» L the N,Ty Yard - » nd «oes to «u fn^^ lnner / i. hOUCh there is • wTlnLniiJi th .® ooncluding stages, when Out k,3S„ h«r lover, but not with wTo-*;. who died for his country. tliiM oJjw ae ijf h > M ? n "acting role as In M rilrff,' ® s'?' who sirves her couniklt- ri-.n cil" ,uch P» infl 'l circumv® J" 1 ' 18 well c#st Bs mr* » Hi* i» 8 urbanlt y enabling him ® e S" with iust enough of Wi iiT.~. energy. In the juvenile G J ,r ' wi,h W i»ia>n foilier. Mwdito «#' ! ? ? companion, while a tit :o ®edy is provided by two earn*y district "gobs" from the Bow"The Auctioneer" is adttcß. „*® ar as its sentimentally-humorous ik f..« ... s 'a typically American ktktr 1 j.* successful Jewish pawninst »i u. 1 , D f, character, nnd the one s id.«' X 1 v # * 'he foundation ft .w *! 7 , happy, yet sufficiently pathe6btta The scene is the New York m,*l*s* Sa«nel LeTi plies his ancient •ttliii ®°cce«s comes to him and h A scheming stockbroker manages \a ,IZ* i IB « f his savings and to cast **t» STjii n * Be * <n poverty. The .audiiVk and happy with the redonbt*aen his hoardings are restored to Ml wsu-_?,' < ' n ?r' T emembered in "Potash it tk« «£! r .'. more recently in "Lost ®*Ml BM«f'".i. '1 ""PPorted ty Sammy oae of the humorists in "What Price ttrniw •«. charminc love stor>' runs •kt if»t P'c'nre. with Marian Ntxon as ti 'he colourless GaTeth Hughes as ■jawtisfsctory hero. »j, , Bu jical portion of the TiroCTnmme I C«eS nment in itself, the Liberty t! j» wchestra, under the ronductorsbip *wil «.t TV Jamieson, playing in their fh# -- «<yl« many favourite numbers. WM "Colonel Bogey" (Alji- Wd the entr'acte which had to be •KiatP ,u» ls , " Su '* et Rosie O'Grady" Wylw «T* y arranged in three distinct "" V the conductor.