... this rousing picture. Of the three, the backgrounds play the most prominent part. Filmed in Africa by • unit headed by Geoffrey Barkas. they give • strong spaciousnessmas=culiu• vigour and AU the highlights are there—the trek across the dry desert; the ...

... performance as Edgar's mother. The part of the Padre is played by Denis Hoey. The film was directed by Anthony Asquith and Geoffrey Barkas. ...

... U-BOAT FILM. 800 Supers Offer to Go Down in Sinking Ship. It was not until Geoffrey Barkas, director of the new film 'Q ' Ships, asked for MO volunteers to go to sea in a passenger steamer, to be held up by a submarine, that he realized there ...

... GAU MONT-BRITISH PICTURE The first week of work on The Great Divide is complete, and with it bearded, fresh-faced Geoffrey Barkas' first seven days as a film dirci tor in full independent charge of major production. That genial, popular Barkas is efficient ...

... SMITH HIGH STREET TUBS HILL. WestcmgSSkEUctnc SOUND SYSTEM The immortal epic Gallipoli directed by Anthony Asquith and Geoffrey Barkas. General Sir lan Hamilton, one of England’s greatest soldiers appears in this masterpiece. NEW MOON TOBER MEMORY Comedy ...

... great success in Its war of the ''Q Ships. This picture is th,• most wonderful sea-epic yet produced. ii is directed by Geoffrey Barkas and Mi e t,,,si Barringer, and has been approved by the Admiralty On Thursday, Friday and Sattudsy ..f week, Hearts and ...

... to the film version of the Rider Haggard classic. ” King Solomon’s Mines.” which being shown at the Rivoli this week. Geoffrey Barkas. often described Britain’s ’’vagabond” director, who also directed the background scenes of ” Rhodes of Africa. was ...

... snow-capped peak of Everest. It will be no easy task and will call for a considerable amount of ingenuity and courage. Mr. Geoffrey Barkas, who directed Palaver 'S in Northern Nigeria and Q Ships , and co•direeted Tell England with Anthony Asquith, will ...

... the film version of the Rider Haggard classic. King Solomon's Mines, which is being shown at the Rivoli this week. Geoffrey Barkas, often described as Britain's vagabond director, who also directed the background scenes of Rhodes of Africa, was ...

... the complete enthusiastic co-operation of the Admiralty was accorded to Anthony Asquith who co-directed the film with Geoffrey Barkas. The British International Picture “Let’s Love and Laugh,” tuneful and diverting screen comedy which will also be shown ...

... provided by Rider Haggard's famous novel, King Solomon's Mines, the film version of which is at the Dome this week; and Geoffrey Barkas. who directed the picture, has made full use of it. An expeditionary unit travelled 6.000 miles to shoot some of the ...

... this rousing picture. Of the three, the backgrounds play the most prominent part. Filmed in Africa by • unit headed by Geoffrey Barkas, they give • strong spaciousness, spectacular vigour and scenic magnificence. All the highlights are there—the trek across ...