"Don't Talk" Film Shorts
EW ZEALAND picturegoers ate receiving further warning about the danger of loose talk in war time through the medium of three British-produced film shorts now being screened on current programmes throughout the Dominion. Their titles are "Dangerous Comment,’ "All Hands,’ and "Now You're Talking." Produced by Michael Balcon, they feature a number of well known actors and actresses, including Frank Lawton ("Young Woodley"), John Mills ("Brown on Resolution’), and Margaret Vyner, the Australian actress who will be remembered for her part in "The Flying Doctor." One of the films has a particular application to the "Safety for Shipping" campaign. It tells how a chance remark dropped by a sailor in a restaurant revealed the date and time his ship would be sailing from a British port, and how the information passed; by. devious means, into the hands ot the enemy, resulting in the torpedoing of a valuable ship and the loss of many lives.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 6, Issue 132, 2 January 1942, Page 11
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