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| | TIME.com: The New Pictures -- Jul 30, 1934 -- Page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) |
 | | Here Comes the Navy (Warner) puts James Cagney into a sailor suit aboard the U. Arizona where, as a rebellious, bantam egomaniac, he comports himself exactly as he has done before as a journalist, a taxidriver, a gambler, an iron-puddler, a race-track tout, a bellhop. |
 | | This gruesome incident is included in the happy ending of Here Comes the Navy. |
 | | Rapid and reasonably authentic, Here Comes the Navy is a satisfactory addition to a series of cinema cartoons which, because their color and mood are indigenous and timely, may be more interesting than most current cinemas 20 years from now. |
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