A GREATER “WINGS?”

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 965, 7 May 1930, Page 15

A GREATER “WINGS?”

“YOUNG EAGLES” AWAITED WITH INTEREST . “Young Eagles,” Paramount’s allaiKing picture of aerial combat, a mTfu o** 0 ** “Wings”? Have the improved sm, ? ds Photography and genuine ef^ects * and dialogue so enhanced (o j. new picture that it will completely k «.???• t! * e trin *Yiphs of its predecessor? il?* Rector William Wellman instilled ♦vJi loung Eagles” the same spirit L‘ess* “Wings” a sensational suc-

lirw le *° anJ otli er questions are on the ana roenibers of the film industry .Public filike. "Young Eagles” ary6 a Intently in the Dominion. Its an i«r ea * ant * release is awaited with mr,H« erest seld °m experienced in the rio ll , plctlm ' industry. ttawT +? (Buddy) Rogers, who is t i le , featured role in “Wings,” is ft K,r, red * n new aerial talkie. He ArtkiiM su PP°rted by Paul Lukas, Jean dir ’ r aild St tiart Erwin. Technical Kichard Johnston and formit? . rton - who worked on the filming epic of the air, assisted in the new^fL* of “ Yol >ng Eagles.” Is this Picture a greater “Wings”?

•'ire f ® orne< Bans. four of them human, OrAVL-’* in “Dangerous Nan Mein* onrv?.i Jararnount talking and sing»r% m2 dy . now * n Production. They Eouul el £? Kane. Stuart Erwin and Victor i»r Rs,er Dale, screen artists. CSLtofcd p° ore * star, and a horse •ntlv who figures promiriA clown.