One Way Passage

The ScreenGill Players. Barbara Stanwick, Robert Taylor, and Ward Bond are played one-way passing. ScreenGill Players, in a tender and deeply moving story, you will never forget. With three great stars to make this evening's performance a memorable one.

The Camel ScreenGill Players, with great pride present. Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwick, and Ward Bond in the famous Warner Brothers hip, one-way passing. The Orient, China, the port of Hong Kong. A great passenger ship is almost ready to sail.

And up on deck, leaning casually against the rail, two men watch the busy scene below. Two men standing quietly together. They might be old friends. They might be, except that their wrists are joined by hand.

Well, there's the warning whistle, Steve. That's right, Dan. We're on the last leg now. Honolulu, San Francisco, and then San Quentin. An along face then. But interesting. Sort of. You know, you ought to be grateful to me, Steve.

How many cops ever get a trip around the world? Marseille, Algiers, Cairo. How did you like Paris? See anything at the time? Man, your trail wasn't half bad. How about that little girl? Correct you. Her name was Conchina.

Didn't delay you much, did you? No, but it was nice having her trying. Hey, don't lean too hard against that rail. This section swings out. It'd be fun a little dip before we sailed. You swim, Steve?

No, but I play a swell game of tag. Ever play water polo? No. I used to be sensational. I had to teach you some time. Well, don't try to get us together. Suppose you lost the key.

Not me. I've got it right here in my best pocket. Decide away from you. No, you're pretty smart, Dan, but I'm just one step ahead of... Hey, look out! Hey, Dan! I saw it. I saw it all over the real game, boy.