Figure 1.-- Here child prodigy Arnold James played by Desmond Tester is being mischievous. Arnold was hiding behind the bar to check if water was being added to the drinks by the bartender. He then jumps over the bar.

'Non-stop New York' is a gangster film. The herine is Anna Lee who stows away on an airliner. She is able to clear an innocent man of the charge of murder, but is running from gangsters. The gangsters are protecting one of their members and want the innocent man to be hanhed for the crime. They pursue her onto a luxurious transatlantic flying boat where a child prodigy, Arnold James, is travedling to New York for a concert tour. Arnold's dialogue about his violin playing was forth right and spoke about how he loathed music and was not looking forward to playing in the concert. The practising in which he would if he could play the Saxophone. It is this instrument that saved the day later in the film. He was going to use it to knock out the gangster but James was unsuccessful and got punched and knocked to the ground. Later when Arnold, the key woman witness and a Scotland Yard detective were locked in a room his Saxophone playing brought the steward to the cabin to unlock it and saved the doomed flying boat. James tampered with his aunts parachute and it is subsiquently stolen by the New York Gangster who uses it to make his escape but sadly found out it was useless when he pulled the chord for it to open. Oh dear what a calamety.

Created: 10:34 PM 3/10/2011
Last updated: 10:34 PM 3/10/2011