CAPITOL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 384, 19 June 1928, Page 14

CAPITOL

“THE FLYING ROMEOS” “Flying Romeos ” a ySt»! of aviation, starring Char*" * tfc* and George Sidney, will be snowa evening at the Capitol Thea • w , ;r The story tells of two boys t 0 be to learn to fly and are ta - medically tested. Their courage however and they h ee - ■ un derAttired only in red of » wear, the boys create furore. A policeman is . flight and Cohan and Cohn fle ?’ d into taking them to a fil ing fie aV jator an airplane hangar w h er f. h g fug itit« is tunining up his plane. . ear and don flying suits in the ; crawl into the fusilage, tne restepping on the throt^’ e ' hes from fi* suit that the plane das *f - scen t. hangar and begins a ture s for® From then on their ad uproththe basis of one of the mo ous comedies ever sh ° w ?‘ wifi " Jackie Coogan, in “Buttons, the second attraction.

“One of the most artists from a dir< Ft ton f th „ way s *“i have ever met!" This is tm Latest Wood, the director °* a shelter from Paris," speaks of - . jn thej; e '. who plays the starring * jse s picture. Wood also pvperien** *- Shearer’s willingness to __ uch a= lot. sorts of trying condition •^J hoU t »® hours in rain and snow. picttff, plaint, for the sake “ £ fading,®"Ralph Forbes plays tne ri . role in “The Ltest n oac h and George Sidney, Bert Roacn sUppor u~_Holtz are included in 11 i C*i£t.