Judge — November 19, 1927 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE vacation of quict contempla- tion interlude spent in nurs 1 against the ser against printers who wait until you leave town to deliberately distort paragraphs and misspell words, and no sooner did I get in with a red-hot mad worked up than I ran smack into a perfect movie, The hero of this perfect movie is the captain of a tug that plys to Shanghai. He is a big hand- some fellow beloved by his men and feared by the nati He allows no drinking on his ship and he is a big brother to the young women in the town who stray from the paths of right- eousness. A bandit fight breaks I RETURNED from a two weeks’ and gentle exercis Victim—Good nigh?! The Movie Guide rice Daily) —An accurate of the air service, One of the tees to change Buy your out along the river and the fear- less Captain's crew deserts. A party of tourists are set upon by the bandits, and the brave cap- tain holds off several hundred maddened Mongolians while the rich tourists seek refuge aboard the boat. The Captain has no crew, you'll remember, so he subpoenas the tourist party to work for him, but he discovers that one of his visitors is the owner of the ship- ping line for which he works. That's gonna sound terrible over th’ JUVPGING THe MOV WEY BY VARE LORENZ i 9 includes: his daughter and her fiancé, and an Englishman. The visitors refuse to work but when they find that the Captain, besides being a handsome and polite fellow, is a man of iron, they pitch in and work for him, The bandits at- tempt to prevent them from go- ing to Shanghai, for no apparent reason, but the Captain lightly repulses the impudent fellows by pulling them under water and drowning them one by one. In the meantime the owner’s yacht comes up the river and ues his party while the dare- devil Captain is battling under water with the Chinese Right Army. The final scene shows the crowd of wealthy society people (Continued on page 32) The owner’s party radio! comicbooks.com