THE PLAZA.
, ■ "PLUNDER.", •pißejtyty?and -genuine laughter is oreated iwr the picture which has en - joyed, tvsach. a long seasons at the Plaza .Theatre. r \ It., Js a well-written and well'actedT«>medy' « type, and provided eenuine ' amusement. - A wealth •of rare humour is.its njopt attractive quality, and the splendid" plpf, in thb safe hands of the Walla-Lynn-Mhjy' 'trough combination, makes if quite as entertaining 'a picture as was "Rookery Nook," For once Walls ,and Lynn jforsake the -straight-out .farce for the •much *'■ more difficult crime-story burlesque, and 'jmake' of - the picture, a success which will go,.,down in: British film history
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20214, 17 April 1931, Page 17
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98THE PLAZA. Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20214, 17 April 1931, Page 17
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