HULL'S PICTURES
“CHINA SEAS.” In Mr Hull's big attraction “China; Seas, (./lark Cable is the dashing skipper of the most notorious ship in, all the China Seas ; .[can Harlow as TTong- Kong; and Wallace Beery as the mystery man of the Orient, tlwa roving rogue whom everyone thought) he knew, yet no one really knew.-i’ub them all aboard the infamous “Kin Lung” for a sail through the mysterious, fraught-with-da tiger China Seas with the strangest assortment id! ■' human *heings ever on a single ship, a motley crew of adventurers, half" castes, Malay pirates, a Chinese Princess, a crooked gem dealer, an advent turess, a cheating wife, and there are thrills a-plenty. There’s a shipment of gold aboard and a typhoon in the offing; and romance, peril, adventure, intrigue, a pirate attack and a lew V other incidental items thrown in for good measure. Thor© are excelled supports.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3482, 16 August 1937, Page 4
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