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SPORTS NOTICES.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY
CLUB.
commencing at 11 a.m.,
at their Sales Room, Duddell Street:
2 Cases Wool Gabordine
1 Case Wool Imperial
1 Case Overcoating
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9 Suit Lengths "Worsted
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37 Tins High Grade Labelling
Gam
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3 Pieces Round Bara
4 Pieces Wool Mixture
Suitings
1 Case Felt Hats
1 Cuse Cocoanut Butter
2 Cases Wool Serge.
1 Case Wool Fancy.
28 Pieces Cotton Cloth.
175 Bots. Lotion.
and
war years during which the pro- hibition enactment was passed and the modern period in which flag- rent disregarded of the law has given rise to innumerable drama-| tie conflicts and has resulted in such typically modern phenomena) us racketeers, crime waves, politi- cal corruption, kidnapping rings. sperk-easies and graft in hundreds of forms,
Dorothy Jordan does great work as the heroine and Robert Young. a newcomer to the screen, gives al fine portrayal. The film's out- standing character portrayals are in the hands of such experts as Lewis Stone, who plays. the Southern aristocrat, and Walter Fancy Huston, as the ward politician.
A Quantity of MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. Terms: Cash on Delivery.
LAMMERT BROS,
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PUBLIC AUCTION by order of the First Mortgagee
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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The following programme will be broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. a wavelength of 355 metros (845 KC.C.'s) ana
on
YEE
HING
(TOMEY & CO.)
No. 62, Des Voeux Road C..
Tel, 23016.
21st ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW ON. JUST ARRIVED. Great Variety of "Goods by the best makers. Jaeger & Morley, pure wool pull-
5-7 p.m.---Chinese Recorded Pre-overs, sleeves & sleeveless, scarfs, also underwears, Ante quality felt gramme.
7 p.m.-Block & Exchange Quota huta & shoes, tion.
7.01-7.30 p.m.-Orchestral, Coppelia Ballet
Prelude and Mazurka (Delibes) Entr'uete and Valsé (Delibes)
The B.B.C. Wireless Symphony
Orchestra 90in. Los lions D'Arlequin
Serenade (Drigo) Minuet (Boccherini).
The D.B.C. Wireless Symphony.
Orchestra 9092, Concert Waltz in 'A (Glázonow) Witches Dance (Puccini)
The B.B.C. Wireless Symphony
7.30-B p.m. From the Studio. A Recital by Mr. T. Lowe (Baritone) accompanied by Miss Maria
Gomes,
1.
Orchestra 9124.
Programme.
Now Sleeps the Crimeon Petal
(Quitter)
2. To Daisex (Quilter) Collette (Fraser-Simpson) Memories of Devon (Evans)
Tho J. H. Squire 'Celeste Oetet
DB231,
3. The Trumpeter (Dix). 4. Invictus (Huhu).
8 p.m.-Local Time & Weather Re- port etc.
8.3-8.30 p.m.
tener.
The unusually strong cast also Concerto in F (George Gershwin) includes Neil Hamilton. Myrna played by Paul Whiteman and his Loy, Joan Marsh, John Miljan, Orchestra, Roy Bargy at the Flano Emma Dunn, Frederick Burton, (This Suite is kindly loaned by a Lis Clarence Muse, Clara Blandick, Reginald Barlow, John Larkin, Gertrude. Howard, Forcaster Har- vey, and John Beck. The produc- tion was filmed under the direction of Vietor Fleming.
MAIL REVIEW
"CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE”... KING'S THEATRE.
Charlie Chan, the famed Oriental] detective, is revived on the screen of the King's Theatre, through the splendid medium of Warner Oland, in "Charlie Chan's Chance" the current attraction at the Theatre, Oland did good work in "Charlie Chan Carries On" and In his latest production, Oland carries all be 1932 fore him with his vocabulary of
famous old proverbs.
THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
now known as No. 77, Bonham Road
ON
Wednesday, 9th day of Nov.
at
3 o'clock p.m. . at their Sales Room No. 4, Duddell Street
by
MESSRS. LAMMENT BROS.
Auctioneers.
In
"Charlie Chan's Chance" Oland sets about to solve a mur- der mystery, in which Alexander Kirkland and Marian. Nixon are involved. In solving the crime he brings the real criminal to justice by following what the New York Police and Scotland Yard sleuths The property consists of All That regard. Insignificant clues. RAFT PROGRAMMES and piece or parcel of ground situate The climax is brought about after
H. B. Warner, Linda Watkins, The held on SATURDAY, 10th tion 7 of Section C of Inland Lot James Kirkwood and Ralph Mor- November, 1932, (weather per-No. 753 together with all messuages gan are in the supporting cast. mitting) may be obtained at thejor tenaments erections and build-Recommended! Secretary's Office, the Club House.ings thereon now known as No. 77,
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For
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National Frodel Higher (Certificate).
PLEASING CONCERT AT PENINSULA
The Symphonic Concert which featured at the Peninsula Hotel fast Sunday provided listeners present, with a very enjoyable evening's entertainment.
The interesting Instrumenta! compositions, mostly popular well-known favourites, which comprised the programme were much appreciated, and Mr. Podel sky was accorded well deserved applause for his excellently exe- cuted cello solo, "Cantilena," by Goltermann.
as
DANTRY FORMS for the at Victoria Hong Kong and regis many exciting escapades.
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RESOLVE
TO GET WELL!
And no half measures about it! Respirt to get back your former vigour and happiness. You know it would be worth the effort. To get
of that half-alive feeling, that
physical weakness, that inability to
concentrate on mental work; to be able to eat what you like without « qualm, to enjoy life as other people de around you.
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Alvid.
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to:
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Messrs. Lammaert Bros.
Auctioneers.
Hong Kong, November 3, 1932,
"CARNIVAL"-CENTRAL THEATRE.
Herbert Wilcox's production, "Carnival," one of the most out- the standing, British pictures of year is how showing at the Central Theatre.
8.30-9 p.m.-Operatic. Mignon (Thomas)
The New Queen's Hall Light, Orch.
$308.
La Boheme (Puccini) The New Queen's Hall Light Orch.
0307. Madam Butterfly (Puccini) The New Queen's Hall Light Orch
0306. 9-9.30 p.m. From the Studio. A Classical Pianoforte Recital by Miss Luba Pecker.
Programme.
1. Proiude VIII. (Bach) 2. Gavotte (Back)
4. Sonata No. 2 (Scarlatti)
4. Sonata No.. 13 (Scarlatti)
5. Le Ceucon (Daquin)
Interval (During the Interval a ze corded Violin Solo by Miss Pecker's brother, Gregory Pecker, will be broad. cast).
6. Melody (Rubinstein) Gregory Pecker,
7. Sonata No. 17 (Beethoven) 9,30.10 p.m. - Recorded
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Hummin' To Myself
Saturday, was very enjoyable PAULINE DANCING
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An exceptional attraction Was the clever performances of "The Joy Fun Toy Company," reputedly Billy Cotton & His Band MR023. China's foremost troupe of acrobats Tango
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Wherever You Are
It's Always Goodbye.
Sydney Kyte & His Piccadilly
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Waltz-
Pagan Moon
Fox Tro
Singing In The Moonlight.
Billy Cotton & His Band MR624. 10-10.23 p.m.--From the Studio. A Xylophone Recital by Master
Sulao Iwai,
Programme.
ACADEMY
King's Theatre Bldg., 6th Floor. Newly Decorated with
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4. picture Lang is starred in this
and Dorothy Bouchier and Joseph Schildkrant are excellent in their respective roles. Alfred Rode and to sell by rublieres actives Tzigane orchestra are
heard again in this film.
THE Undersigned have received
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4. Duddell Street.
A Collection of VALUABLE POSTAGE STAMPS,
On View from Wednesday, November 9, 1932,
Lavishly produced and brilliant- ly acted, "Carnival" marks another' milestone in the triumphant pro gress of the British motion picture industry.
grand Matheson Lang gives a performance as Silvio Steno, un Italian actor whose devotion to his foolish young wife nearly causes him to commit murder when pro- voked to a jealous rage, and Doro- Auctioneers.thy Bouchier is both lovely and Hong Kong, November 5, 1932. accomplished as the vain wife.
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"THE YELLOW TICKET".
ORIENTAL THEATRE.
Raoul Walsh's production "The Yellow Ticket," depicting the ad- ventures of a beautiful and virtuous peasant girl, is now playing at the Oriental Theatre.
Elissa Landi portrays the leading Indications point to a heavy demand feminine role, with Lionel Barry- for Seeds-this-Season. To be sure of more and Laurence Olivier, in prin- retting every variety you wish we cipal parts. Other in the cast are suggest that you order today.
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10.30 p.m.-Close Down.
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SAVE JUNK.
Fight With Gale.
Mr. Kennan, Mr. Graham, Mrs. Master Reports His
A. E.
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Brostedt, Mrs. Varela, Mr. Rouillon, Mr. and Mrs. Dowdall, Tae Lun, 30, owner of a class 4' Mrs. Cartabitarte, Mr. and Mrsa cargo boat, of 146 picula capacity, Stellingwerff, Mr. and Mrs. Sulli-in a report to the Police stated van, Mr. and Mrs. Brearley, Mr. that at daybreak on Sunday he sail Mrs. Fleming, Capt. K. A. Wilkins, ed for Tak Mun Island, which is Mrs. Pfemenschmidt, Mr. T. Neast of Hong Kong, carrying a Frost, Mr. A. D. Stein, Mr. H. C. cargo of 41 sacks of sugar, aix Kuhrt, and Mrs. Mancini.
sacks of salt and a quantity of Another function of a similar matches. In the evening, at about Nature is being arranged to take a p.m., when near Tam Kung Tau, place at the Repulse Bay Hotel on a sudden strong wind endangered Saturday, Decembar 3."
in his craft
BIG FRENCH SHIP IS
LAUNCHED,
So great was the danger at first,^. that he was forced to cut away thè main. mast and salle, and to throw 8 sacks of sugar and part of the
29. en Parla, Oct. 29. cargo of matches into the sea to The naw French 70,000 tons make the craft lighter, in order auper-liner "Normandle" of the ride the sens "Compagnio Generale Trans- Atlan Tho cargo in question was con- tique was successfully launched at signed by various shops in the ngon to-day at the St. Lazaire ship- Central district at Hong Kong. yards in the presence of President The Junk returned to Shaukiwan Lebron and numerons high officials. yesterday, when the master made
Transocean Kuomin
his report.