GLORIOUS ANZAC

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 168, 6 October 1927, Page 1

GLORIOUS ANZAC

PICTURED IN FILMS ®EAT FEAT OF ARMS IMKHIS SOLDIER’S TRIBUTE lb* ** re 4,5 Association. —Copyright W LONDON, Tuesday. . glia version of the Gallipoli j&Sa, hu eil on E. T. Raymond’s; %bll ,Engh.nd ” is to be proBS’br British Instructional Films.! BBg be under the auspices of the and the War Office. This Ml eW*. announced at a dinner at Sjjliegr Motel last evening. general Sir lari Hamilton, in the lottl of hie speech, said: “AlyffjH will ■ remember the AusMliias and New Zealanders, with ''St and bayonet and very little Sk IHngiffld themselves like on to the rocks at GalJEu> I have never seen anymore splendid.” John Buchan, M.P., presided at dß|psr, which was attended by sad New Zealand repreand by Captain Unwin, r.O, of the River Clyde. The latgr proposed the toast of the Anzac He said: “The man who Mpgot speak about the Anzacs canHt tpaak st all It may interest iutrslians to know that I had been ■1 Australian stations before the *ir. *K was then I saw the country opd lls man. I was nearer to p-lgim then than I can ever f§ bs again. I know why tiTlT— did what they did in g^Bardanelies.” Ihr PlStt Commissioner for AusGranville Ryrle, in rewsSs to ths toasts recounted stories 4 ils Australians at Gallipoli. He concluded: “Films can reproIpatts spirit of the Dardanelles, but It Is la possible to reproduce the Austria’ lanaaace." —A. and N.Z.-Sun.