Madrid, June 27.
The Madrid Radio yesterday declared that the Spanish Government had announced it would not tolerate any foreign occupation of Spanish 11 territory.
Spain will put up resistance if any occupation is attempted, ie the radio said.—United Press.
Messrs.
Morris, "The Marines Fly Hig currently at the Nanking Theatre, should not fail to please the mi ority of film-goers for it contains everything that makes a picture en-terraining, The film, dedicated to the United States Marine Corps, shows the part taken by the Marines helping a certain South American country to attain unity and do away with "El Vengador", a mysterious bandit who terrorizes the place. Cast as Lieutenant Darrick, Mr. Dix, for once, wins the girl from the happy-go-lucky Mr. Morris, As usual he gave a sincere portrayal as a gunnery sergeant, who is promoted lieutenant. In contrast to him, Mr. Morris delighted the audience by living the part of a man who welcomes both a pretty woman and trouble with equal joy. Miss Ball, as Joan Grant, the love object of both men, did credit to her role, while Miss Stet Duna, as the fiery Teresa, a dancer in love with Mr. Dix, stole every scene she appeared in, while her dance was a treat in itself. The programme is made yet more entertaining by a very interesting "March of Time"; showing the progress of New York, the work done by its police. force and the nationalities that live in the USA. metropolis rin.
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