PLAZA THEATRE,

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 70, 24 March 1937, Page 6

PLAZA THEATRE,

"Lloyd's of London."

I -i..w---/i7r.,r'-- -..*mV■■■•■-;.■: The emotional glory, of a woman s love,, "the flaming courage of a hero's lie? and!' tlie1 vengefulI.', fury of; a husband's '~}i'ate bring .intrigue/romance, and adventure -.■■-to-.'-: new", ■peaksv.:in ''Llpyd's:.-ofi'-IJondofi;''--.:;the--/-,Twentieth Century-Fox picture, which' opens on Saturday' at. the Plaza Theatre. Tyrone Power/as the enterprising'head of the great underwriting firm; us destined for certain screen fame through his magnificent ; portrayal,*;'opposite. beautiful Madeleine Carroll,' of a forbidden;love, a romance which changed- the fate of a nation. Freddie Bartholomew is costarred with Miss Carroll, and Recast also features :Sir;Guy Standing, C. Aubrey 'Smith; and Virginia , Field.', Sot again/t the;turbulent canvas ,C)f,.the beginnings- of-British', supremacy .3 of the seasi-the:Romance ;seryes ttpifocus unto a'single" stirring kaleidoscope the birth of'--'th& empire < and the growth.; pt- the world's;'most -'extraordinary and excu> ihg;-business .organisation.' ! An integral part 'of; the fortunes of Great Britain, Lloyd's; of, London- found hec early struggles' '■■'■ closely:, '.• boundMup;., with marine';'policies, and "Jonathan-Blake innovated the now famous procedure 01 yisuring everything 'and anything, The thrilling . Battle .of,V Trafalgar, i,which founded. Britain's sea power and ensured the greatness of a new commercial era, is .the .'climax" of'the picture.,;