THE FLAG LIEUTENANT

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 114, 4 August 1927, Page 17

THE FLAG LIEUTENANT

faithful TO DETAIL National set out to make dpt-.ii Lieutenant” they allowed no wIL of . naval ntniosphere to be over-i-'ainert ,i? n its production. Having the h 1 . conse ht and, let it be added, y co-operation of the British : they determined upon protn ,11 11 aim tha t was as truly British hp.„ eme an( l sentiment us has yet e L n s ? en on the screen. Tif avlns obtained the use of H.M.S. T as , the principal ' location.” it ti 1a aot bard to obtain the services of Bmi, reW i "t the hero ship of Dogger schoml na » Jutland to join in the general IM T' S truly magnificent. With their the ® cene s depicting the dance on Arlhl ,7 er ,' de . ck; the battle with the crnmo' ‘be lavish dinner scene at Gov- ‘ House ' in which the wrong assemvfioH IVes the approbation of the pssemWed company for a deed of together. ccroniittcd by his friend; Wl . t ! l tense love-making Si. without which no story ii of “Tiiii? ’ delightful comedy capers all en t ty Miller and “Stiffy” Steele, be hTii^H malcc the picture one that will of the word S winnor in every sense Dorothi n 5 He “ry Edwards. with listHh.rt t 'r aoombe ' thr Picture will he relelse aa a Paramount British k ' e ln the no distant future.