PLAZA THEATRE.
“All At Sea” was produced with the full co-operation of the Admiralty. It is a rare distinction for a British film company to be given permission to take films of the Fleet at sea— and the strength of the Navy makes an imposing background for the comedy antics of Sandy Powell who plays the part of an ordinary A.B. seaman, always in some kind of trouble. The story concerns the efforts of a pair of enemy agents who are trying to steal a new explosive from Sandy Powell— but Sandy is more than a match for them, and although they threaten to blow up the ship, he adroitly captures them, and is congratulated by the captain. “All At Sea” was directed by Herbert Smith, and supporting Sandy Powell are Kay Walsh, John Warwick, Gus McNaughton, Leslie Perrins and George Merritt.
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Camp News, Volume 1, Issue 38, 30 August 1940, Page 8
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142PLAZA THEATRE. Camp News, Volume 1, Issue 38, 30 August 1940, Page 8
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