RENOWN THEATRE
tuesday & wednesday It's-down to the sea in ships at the Renown Theatre where Paramount's "The Navy Way" is really hitting the target. Thrill to the experiences of our Navy recruits in the world's toughest training programme at the nation's oiggest boot camp. Filmed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, "The Navy Way" is loaded with comedy, excitement and romance. And as a swell romantic team, add lovely Jean Parker and Robert Lowery, the screen's newest Adonis. An exciting, suspenseful drama without a villain is something of a phenomenon but that's exactly the case with Paramount''. action romance about the building of the great road linking Alaska and Canada — "Alaska Highway," now screening also, with Richard Arlen, Jean Parker axid Nill Henry.
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Chronicle (Levin), 11 February 1947, Page 3
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