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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 18

ENGLAND’S TITANIC TALKIE A Giant Liner strikes an iceberg ! She can only keep afloat for three hours ! The officers know—but dare not tell the passengers. The awful truth is spread at last. The boats are lowered room for women and children only. THEN THE END I The most poignant moment of life ever portrayed on the screen. “ ATLANTIC ” deals with life, not in trivial moments—but at the peak ! ENGLISH in A tmosp he re and Speech DRAMATIC to the Most Intense and Exalting Degree BRITISH in Spirit and Character CIVIC THEATRE DIRECTION: THOMAS A. O’BRIEN SATURDAY NEXT DAILY SKETCH—“The sort of production Hollywood would boast about for years.’’ EVENING NEWS—- “ A bigger thrill than anything Hollywood has ever sent us.” SUNDAY EXPRESS—“A very great film America has never turned out anything half so formidable as this British Talkie.” Recommend ed by the Censor as being more suitable for adult audiences. DIFFERENT in every respect from any other Talkie that you have yet seen OUTSTANDING in its characterisation by a combination of some of London’s foremost actors Directed by E. A. Dupont, the man who made “Variety” A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PICTURE, RELEASED BY CINEMA ART FILMS