His long series of collaborations with <IR> MARC CONNELLY </IR> includes <IR> DULCY </IR> (1921), a satirical portrait of a clicheridden woman who had appeared first in Kaufman's contributions to "The
Conning Tower"; To the Ladies (1922), a comedy of home life; <IR> MERTON OF THE MOVIES </IR> (1922), a merciless satire of Hollywood in which Kaufman himself took a role as an actor; Helen of Troy (1923), a musical; and <IR> BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK </IR> (1924), based on a German comedy by Paul Apel that satirizes big business and its relation to art.
Elsewhere in the park, you can enter the
conning tower of the sister sub Parche, or scan the harbor with World War 11 attack and search periscopes, and a device used to plot torpedo firing.
In the control room below the
conning tower,the chief on watch was already opening the vents to the ballast tanks.
Despite seawater pouring through a shell hole, teenager Brown somehow managed to keep the sheaves of paper dry as he clambered up the
conning tower ladder and handed them to colleagues in a boat nestled next to U-559.
HMS Ambush was on exercises three miles off Gibraltar when it dented its
conning tower on the unnamed merchant vessel.
As dawn broke over the wind-tossed Bristol Channel the forbidding black
conning tower of Britain's third nuclear sub appeared over the horizon near Breaksea lightship.
Machine gun rounds were plinking off the
conning tower as the 47-strong crew bolted through the escape hatch.
When properly fitted with a
conning tower, it is capable of deep-fording or submerged fording where riverbanks are prepared for exit and entry.