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... is a first-rate Raleigh, with exactly the right touch of schoolboy pluck and enthusiasm for the job in hand, and j Mr. Harold Young gives authenticity to the colonel who orders the raid which he has 1 done his best to cancel and is as considerate as can ...
... equally assured, and it is fair to assume that a good deal of the credit belongs to the director, Harold Young. This, I presume, is the same Harold Young small, thin, and very quiet who directed The Scarlet Pimpernel for Alexander Korda when that eminent ...
... The story is both a challenge and an appeal, whose social implications have been skilfully woven by the clever director, Harold Young, into the very texture of the action. The father of a working-class family is unjustly convicted of the murder of a policeman ...
... simple, affecting rendering by Miss Beatrice Filmer of Sister Cristina, right in tone and demeanour and the Toreador of Mr. Harold Young, a flamboyant figure of the corrida. Mr. Filmer, the producer, in the second act especially, attained a peculiar vividness ...
... and makes the nicely balanced studies contributed by Miss Veronica Turleigh, Miss Mary Sheridan, Mr. Frederick Piper, Mr. Harold Young, and Mr. Eugene Leahy so interesting. J. T. G. IV. BEGINNBR'S LUCK-- THE G CLUB AT THF. DUCHESS. TWO acts of light ...
... the men, Mr. Eugene Leahy the unforgetable Bishop of Beauvais in Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan stands out as the doctor. Mr. Harold Young as the returned bull-fighter repeats the admirable performance he gave at the Strand, and welcome survivors from Tobias ...
... Mentone for a holiday ALEXANDER KORDA'S LATEST: Preparing to shouolica at the London Film Studios. Standing beneath Oberon, Harold Young (the director), and Ha he Scarlet Pimpernel M „'a cane are Merle THE LABOURER AND THE DANDY: Sir Percy Blakeney (Leslie ...
... acting by Miss En.d Lindsey) puts, in bitter words, the negro point of view. If dev'd only leave us alone, she cries. Mr. Harold Young gives a thoughtful study of Jim with his over-abject love and pit.ful aspirations, and Miss Helena Pickard is excel lent ...