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TWO BRITISH TALKIES •■l'ho Haje Ship,” a powerful sea drama is one of the two big talkie attractions at the Roxy Theatre. The cast is a fine one, and the enunciation of the players is all that could be wished. In this Elstree picture the technique of production is excellent. The director has done his work well, and the whole film runs smoothly. A most becoming leading lady, in the person of Jean Colin, supplies the necessary touch of the romantic. Incidentally Miss Colin sings the theme song in the manner of a finished performer. A fitting denouement is the revelation of the diabolic manner in which sundry merfibers of the personnel of the ship are shot. “Harmony Heaven,” the second big attraction on the same programme, is another British picture. It is an allcolour show, and may also be called an all-singing arid dancing production. Polly Ward of the London vaudeville stage heads the cast.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1058, 23 August 1930, Page 14
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157ROXY Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1058, 23 August 1930, Page 14
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