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-The
Smiling Lieutenant
a Paramount Picture ›
[COMING KINGS]
ROUND THE LOCAL CINEMAS.
"What Mail Reviewers
Say.
AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY.”
"Having seen and heard," at the King's Theatre, "An Ameri- enn Tragedy.", we are not sur nrised at the crowded houses. For once in a way the prelimin- nry notices have been in no way exaggerated:
The chief characters are by no means beautiful, lovely, ravishing or any other of the three hundred sumerlatives work- ed to death by film producers und nublicity agents. They resem- ble ordinary everybody crea- tures, chosen according to their respective roles. It is this factor that makes of "An American Tragedy" something akin to realism something that may easily happen in the lives of any of us,
THE CHINA MAIL.
Phillips Holmes and Frances Dec in peaceful surroundings in the talkle-drama "An American Tragedy" now playing at the King's.
SHADOWS BEFORE
COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED IN CHINA MAIL.
Social Functions. Today - St. Andrew's Ball, Peninsula Hotel.
RADIO
TODAY'S PROGRAMME.
The following programme will be broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on a wavelength, of 855 metres:
The crux of the whole plot and of the duplex story of romance is: Did the weak and irresolute
5-7 p.m.-Chinese Recorded Pro- hoy (played by Phillips Holmes) drown. the little factory girl To-day-Tea Dances, at King's gramme.
and Hong (played by Sylva Sidney) in Restaurant
Kong 7-16 p.m.-European Programme order that he might be free to Hotel; Dinner Dance at Hong Kong of Columbia Records. marry the rich Society maid Hotel. (Frances Dee)? Thread by thrend is Phillips
entangled until he has to fight for his life before a Judge and jury, his Role friend to the very end being his mother who had always been too busy trying to save the souls of others in a poor Gospel Mission to imbue in her own boy traits of bravery, virtue, "Holiday."
10-10.80 p.m.-Beethoven's Em- To-morrow Entertainment by peror Concerto.
7.05-7.17 p.m.-Band Selections. Neillo Farren's Troops of Girls, Peninsula Hotal "Rose" Room. Down South (Myddleton),
Band of the Royal Air Force (D2476). Russian Fantasy (arr. Somers). Petticoat Lano (arr. Parry),
Entertainments.
To-day King's Theatre: "An American_Tragedy."
Theatre; To-day Queen's "Du Barry, Woman of Passion."
Today Central inextre:
and morality. The denouement To-day Majestic cannot fully be appreciated un- "A Connecticut Yankee." less you see it at the King's Today Star Theatre yourself to-day or to- "The Klas."
morrow!
Home Maila.
Debroy Somer's Band (9830). 8 p.m-Local Time & Weather Report.
Theater.
7.17-8.17 p.m.--Variety, Vocal Dust-
Rio Rita-
Theatre:
If You're in Love You'll Waltz, Rio Rita,
Edith Day and Geoffrey Gwyther (DX55).
The photography of the lake To-morrow-Inward from Ameri-Saxophone Solo
scenes in particular has been ad-ca and Europe via Siberia (Empress mirably done and the film on the of Canada). whole is well worth viewing.
From Other Sources.
"HOLIDAY."
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To-morrow-Inward from Europe) via Suez (Fushimi Maru); from Europe via Siberia (Genge). Out Ward for Europe via Siberia (Pre- sident Jefferson), 6 p.m. for Europa via Suez (Gange) 5 p.m.
Jumble Sale. To-morrow-Hong Kong. Benc- volent Society Jumble Sale, City Hall, 11 a.m.
Charity Auction. To-day - Auction of Chinese objets d'art for charity, City Hall, 3.30 p.m.
Her success
as an actress not Ann Harding's proudest boast. She has frequently suid that she la quite pleased with the fact that she could earn, her living by do. Ing stenographic work if sho ever decided to quit the screen.
She functioned as "render" for Famous Players Lasky. she joined the Provincetown Play-Time," with the idea of a real film GrA, She has since progressed story and a part absolutely to at steadily A star of stage and Ralph Lynn, who has his first starr-
ing role.
screen,
Then
Miss Harding is seen in the fea- tarod role of Philip Barry's son- sational drama, "Holiday," a Pathe dialogue picture which is on view at the Central Theatre. A notable cast includes Mary Astor, Edward Everett Horton, Owsley, Elizabeth Forrester, Hallam Cooley, William Holden, Creighton Hale, and Mabel Forrest. Edward Griffith directed.
H.
The result is excellent. The story concerns a "hard-working" solicitor who through a misunderstanding is thought to be an exhibition dancer and goes on with the dance to help the pretty lady partner. w
Ralph Lynn sings joyously about "Eskimo Love," a speciality number written for him by Ben Travers and Arthur Young.
The film opens at the King's Theatre on Sunday when we will be able to judge whether Ralph Lynn's Hobart Bosworth's latest char-lyrical effort is as good, or even acterisation is in Norma Tal- better, than his inimitable humour.
**"DU BARRY."
madga's starring picture, "Du Barry, Woman of Passion," for United Artists, which la coming to the Queen's Theatre to-day.
"THE BAT WHISPERS."
The charge of the "light bri- gade" at United Artists Studios
Sam Taylor, producer-director, ran into heavy money for Roland selected Bosworth for the power- West during the making of his. ful role of officer who gives up thriller-romance, "The Bat Whis. his own son when the son attempts pers," featuring Chester Morris, the life of his Government's head, which comes to the Queen's
Among the other notables in the Theatre shortly. · cast are Conrad Nagel and William Farnum.
The "light brigade" consisted of
a dozen electricians who sat in a row before complicated electric “CHANCE OF A NIGHT-TIME." panela. They had to devise an en- Ben Travers, who has written so tirely new method of control to many successful farces produced at supply the lighting effects for 100 the Aldwych Theatre, has written sots used in the production. his first "talkle" fares direct for the "The Bat Whispers" IB screen. "The Chance of a Night | comedy-mystery.
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SAID YOU ARE GOING TO THE OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT, SO DONT ARGUE-1 WANT YOU TO SEE THAT OPERA- I SAW IT LAST WEEK-ITS BEAUTIFUL YOU'VE GOT TO TAKE AN
INTEREST IN MUSIC-
A
Llewellyn Waltz, Souvenir...Rudy Wiedoeft (4076). Humorous Daet
We All Go Oo! Ha! Ha! Together, Only a Gangster's Sweetheart,
The Two Gilberts (MR818). Xylophone Solo-
The Clatter of the Clogs,
Rudy Starita. Orchestral-
The Mosquitoes' Parade,
London Novelty Orchestra (D2583).
Song-
.
My Irish Song of Songs, At the End of an Irish Lane,
Cavan O'Connor (Tenor) (MR357).
Organ Solo-
Allco Where Art Thou? Cinderella Waltz,
Chorus-
G. Pattman (DB104).
Sally, Put Your Loving Arma Around Me,
The Four Voices (MR376). Band-
My Cavalier, While the Tango Moani,
VERY.
WELL-
8.17-8.44p.m.-Light Opera, Tom Jones Selections (German),
The Regimental Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards (9297). Merrie England-Vocal 'Gems,
La
Miriam Licette, Clara Serens, Francis Russell, Denis Noble, Robert Carr & Chorus (0809). Boheme Fantasio,
Albert Sandler & His Grand Hotel Eastbourne Orchestra (4542). 8.44-9.20 p.m.-Orchestral. The Fountains of Rome (Respight),
Milan Symphony Orchestra (1833-4).
Silhouettes (Arensky),
The Eastbourne Municipal
Orchestra (9749). Waldteufel Memories (arr. Finck),
Herman Finck & His Orch. (9888). 9,20-9.55 p.m.-A Concert. Octot
On Wings of Song
(Mendelssohn Arr. Sear),
J. H. Squire Celeste Octet -(9275).
Song-
The Songs My Mother Sang
(Arr. Grimshaw),
The Kerry Dance (Molloy),
Doris Vane, Soprano (DX157).
Piano Solo-
Impromptu No. 4 in F Minor
(Schubert),
Impromptu No. 2 in A Flat
(Schubert).
Ethel Leginska (9478).
|
Song-
(a) Where Be Ye Going7
(Holbrooke),
(b) Old Clothes & Fine Clothes
(Pride & Shaw),
Mesamates (Newbolt & Statham),
Norman Allin, Bass (5149),
'Cello Solo
Tarantello (Popper),
W. H. Squire (L2871). 9.55-10.30 p.m.-- Concerto No. 6 In E Flat Major
(Beethoven),
Played by Wilhelm Backhaus. and the Royal Albert Hall Orchestra Conducted by
Sir Landon Ronald.
1st Movt. Allegro.
2nd Movt.Adagio un poco, mosso. 3rd. Movt.-Rondo Allegro. This suite has been kindly loan.
ed by Mr. A. M. Bowes-Smith,
10.33 pmClose Down.
The Columbla Records in the above European programmes are Eldorado Tango Band kindly supplied by the Anderson
(MR388).
Music Co.
Norma Talmadge in DuBarry Woman of Passion
Showing to-day at the Queen's Theatre.
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