Springville Herald | 1943-04-01 | Page 3 | Convoy Duty on the Pacific Adds Thrills to M-G-M Film

Convoy Duty On The Pacific Adds Thrills to M-G-M Film Convoy duty on the Pacific, under un-der enemy attack, with battles between be-tween destroyer and Jap aircraft, a thrilling maneuver in which a gallant old destroyer attacks and worsts a Japanese battleship, and other thrills of the high seas cram with action "Stand By For Action", Ac-tion", coming Sunday to the Rivoli Theatre, with Robert Taylor, Charles Laughton and Brian Don-levy Don-levy heading its cast. The story centers about a re-commissioned re-commissioned destroyer and its gallant crew, who perform veritable verita-ble naval miracles with the ancient vessel. Amid the surge and thunder thun-der of war comedy is injected when, the destroyer rescues twenty babies, adrift in two lifeboats, and its crew, between fighting action, is compelled to turn amateur nursemaids. Robert Z. Leonard directed, with a cast that includes Walter Bren-nan, Bren-nan, Chill Wills, Richard Quine, Douglas Fowley, Marta Linden, Marilyn Maxwell and Inez Cooper.