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Placed Among World's

Best Exponents. BALLERINA'S TRIBUTE

New York.. The Prince of Wales is one of TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the World's best dancers, in the that the Forty-ninth Annual opinion of Alexandra Danilova, of the Monte Carlo Company (since its registration) Ballet Russe now playing here. THE FIFTY-THIRD ORDINARY Ballerina

between Miss Danilova, GENERAL the Company will be held at the will be held at the Hong Kong

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

MEETING

WEDNESDAY, 11th

NOTICE

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

The following programme will de broadcasted to-day from the Bong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W.

metres on a wave length of 353 (846 K.C.'8):--

BRIDGE NOTES

Unconventional Four No

Trump Bid

by Ely Culbertson.

This is the story of a hand in which a player, with a solid sir- card major suit which had been assisted by his partner, carefully guided the bidding to a game con- tract in that suit and then sud denly made an about face and re turned to notrump, the only con- tract in which a game was sible.

DOR-

||

It also illustrates an exception to the conventional meaning of the four-notrump bid, and showe how good players can find a definite guide in the bidding to tell them! when the four-notrump bid is not a force and a Stam invitation, but indicates a desire to play the band in netrump in an effort to [make game. ****

in- And Gually, it shows the

based. jadvisability, of a Dofible.

upon a bare possibility of defeat. ing the contract by one trick.

East, Dealer.

North. and South vulnerable.

İNORTH:

S.-J 9.5

H-Q 8 G & D-K 7 4 3 C-A 4

WEST:

S.-4 2

H.-9.43 2 D. J

CJ 10 8 7 8

EAST:

S.---8--0

H.-K J 7. D-A Q 10 5

C.-Q 9 3 2

SOUTH:

S-A K Q 10 7.3

H-A 10

D.-8 5 2

CK 5

The bidding:

after

bids refer to numbered explana tory paragraphs).

(Figures

South West North East

1.2 p.m.-European Programme. 1 p.m.-Local Time & Weather Re-

Dbl.

port

1.03 p.m.-Recorded Music.

125

1.20 p.m.-Rugby Press News, etc. 3S

Pase IH Pass 2NT 4C 49

ID 2C (1)

the

1.30 p.m.-A Relay of the Rotary (NT(5) Pass Pass

Fong

ter Restaurant, Speaker Dr

Foo Sec.

2 p.m.-Close Down."

Cello Recital by Mrs. Regina Peid. mann

not

PASK

Dbl. (2)

Pass

LEE THEATRE

TO-DAY ONLY AT 1236, 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

COMRADES

IN THE CLOUDS Counting death fo gether... Known and feared throughout. -"No Man's Sky.” -

THE

EAGLE HAWK

FREDRIC

Land

MARCH GRANT

SCAROLE LOMBARD JACK DAKIE KURI

Story by the author of “Wings"

A Paramount Picture

ENEMIES

ON THE GROUND Hating each other... And the cruel pro fassion that made them famous,

TO-MORROW

RALPH LYNN & TOM WALLS

IN

"A NIGHT LIKE THIS.”

CINEMA

NOTES

MAIL REVIEW

"SONS OF THE DESERT.”

QUEEN'S THEATRE

THREE EXPLODES IN RUTHENIA.

Shell Buried In Trunk,

Prague.

A log, brought from the forest by a peasant at Pristop, Ruthenia, exploded when it was put on the fire. The man was killed.

A shell had buried itself in the

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, tree without exploding, during the the two inimitable comedians are War-Reuter, scen in another full-length pre-

duction, "Sons of the Desert."

the face of.

The story is centred round two night club hostess who is be

Shriners of a close friends, both

friended by a gangster and final- and does certain Lodge, who are holding want a notrump bid by their jubilee celebrations at Chi-ly makes good' in South, because he has strength cage and to which the two heroes many obstacles. in hearts and hopes to guide are determined to go to in spite of North and South into a heart definite refusals by their respec-MAIL REVIEW contract. He does not know, of tive wives. course, that South has a solid spade suit. 12-A

Offees of the General Managera. Hotel, Hong Kong, on TUESDAYActs, told how she danced with the Club Tiffin Speech from the Glouces1-Eust fears a game, Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., the 17th April, 1934, at 11.30 A.M. Prince of Wales and stepped on Lil., Pedder Street, Hong Kong, on for the purpose of receiving the his feet twice. "Dancing with April, 1994, Report of the General Managers Royalty makes one nervous" she at noon, for the purpose of re together with a Statement of Ac said, "because everyone is looking ceiving the Report of the Direcounts for the year ended 31st at you." tors. passing the Accounts, and electing Directors and Auditors.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the CLOSED from Company will be the 4th April to 25th April, 1934. both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board, JARDINE, MATHESON &

October. 1933.

Pianoforte. Recital from the Btudio. 4.30-7.30 p.

Chinese Recorded Programme.

p.m.- Closing Quotations, etc. she 733-8 p.m.-From the Studio.

"I begged his pardon and he The Register of Shares of the said it was his fault, that he was closed from not good enough to dance with the Company will be Thursday, the 12th. day of April best dancer in the world,"

day of Buid. Wednesday the 18th. April, 1934, both days inclusive, during which period no transfer of

hares can be registered, JOHN D. BUMPHREYS & SON,

General Managers. Hong Kong, 6th. April, 1934.

7.30

Local

Stock

A 'Cello recital by Mrs. Regina Feld- ann Accompanied by Miss Olga Inand.

"The Prince is a wonderful mann dancer. He has marvelous rhythm.

Programme

I don't know anyone I'd rather. Etude No. 7, Op. 25 (Chopin)

dance with again." CO., LTD. General Managers. Hong Kong, 26th March, 1984.

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p.m.

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2. Gavelto (Popper)

Hungarian Phadsody (Popper) Schon Rosmarin (Kreisler)

8 p.r.-Local Time & Weather Re- port

8.03 8.50 p.m.-A Recorded Concert. Overture--Rosamundé · (Schubert)

Discussing American dancera, 13. Miss Danilova said they

were 14. acrobatic, and not much cles. "They are not classic. They know one or two tricks and do those for five years. They learn these dance few things, perfectly and beautifully, but these is nothing

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. else."

American audiences, she pro- ONE HUNDRED AND tasted, are cold, but she classes T FOURTEENTH ORDINARY the supposedly unresponsive Eng-

THE

Sir Hamilton Harty conducting

the Halle Orchestra. Song--The Doll's Song (Taler Of Hoffmann)

(Mavis Bennett) (Soprano) (Offenbach) (Strauss avis Bennett (Soprano) SongWine, Women, & Song

Solo

(a) Prelude and Study in C Major

(Chopin)

(b) Chromatic Study in A Minor

(Chopin)

MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS glish as "the most hotly apprecia-Pianoforte

the Company will be held at the tive audiences." She said that! Office of the Company, 1, Queen's she also thinks the English do the The First Bell will be Rung at 1.30 Building. Victoria, Hong Kong on best ballroom dancing of the Na-

THURSDAY, the 12th April, 1934, tiohs-Reuter. MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE, Members are notified that they and at noon for the purpose of receiv their Ladies must wear their Badges ing a Report of the Directors, to prominently displayed throughout the gether with Meeling

a Statement of Ac

No One without a Badge will be counts, and clecting Directors and TAXATION CUT IN

admitted to the Members Enclosure, Auditors,

Badges admitting Non-Members to

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the

the Members Enclosure and Club Company will be CLOSED from Rooms, 25.00

at

ing

for Gentlemen and FRIDAY,, the Gib

April, 1984, to (Both includ THURSDAY. the 12th April, 1984, Ladies, $3.00 for

Tur) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal Both Days Inclusive, during which Application of Member, auch Mem- periods No Transfer of Shares ber to be responsible for all visitors can be registered. Introduced by him, and for Payment

of All Chits, &e.

close

J

By Order of the Board of

The Secretary's offee, 3rd Floor, Directors.

Building, (Tel. 27794), will Gloucester

at. 12.0'clock Noon. Badges admitting to Members En- closure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

On No Pretext will Children be

permitted in either Enclosure during

The Meeting.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided

Boy in advance, from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Tele- phone 21020.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,

The Price of Admission to the Pubille Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies.

HL DA LUZ Acting Secretary,

Hong Kong, 26th March, 1984.

GENERAL NOTICES.

THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER CO. (1918), LTD.

NOTICE

www

SOUTH AFRICA

Big Budget Surplus

Forecasted.·

DISPOSAL EXPECTATIONS

Cape Town, March 15,

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(c) Revolutionary Study—Op. 10,

(No. 12. (Chopin)

(d). Study in F Major (Chopin)

Wilhelm Backhans.

Violin Solo--The Dance of the Gobllas

(Bazzini)

Alfred Rode.

Song The Floral Dance (Moss)

The Lute Player (Allitsen)

Peter Dawson (Baritone) Violin Solo-Indian Lawment

(Dvornx-Kreisler)

Kreisler. Fritz Song-My Dearest Heart (Sullivan)

Doris Vane (Soprano) 8.56.9.30 pmOrchestral Bolero (Ravel)

Symphonic

"KING OF JAZZ,”—CENTRAL

THEATRE

After a slow and somewhat ob- vious opening, the film gathers, and the middle

Paul Whiteman and his famous very bad Double, based up-jepeed towards on the fact that North bid the reaches a whirlwind climax.

extravaganzD, Laurel is the "henpecked" hus-orchestra are featured in the Uni and

musical therefore the notrump

now showing at Opening lead would probably hand who consents to everything versal trap his King. East also do his wife says, while Hardy poses "King of Jazz," pended upon West for some as the "Lord of the Manor who in the Central Theatre. strength, because of the belated reality is just as much, benpeck- club Raise. Of course, West's ed. if not mere, than Laurel. Raise was not justifed, but it

is also true that he had twice MAIL REVIEW - before refused to make a free

bid.

3-South knew that East expected

a diamond Opening, and there- fore feared the immediate loss!

"CAROLINA,KING'S THEATRE

Seven prominent stars are fea-

"Carolina," including

The support cast is a very pro- minent one with Bing Crosby, the celebrated crooner, John Boles, Stanley Smith, and Jeanette Loff doing fine work.'

MAIL. REVIEW

"THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK." LEE THEATRE

of three diamond tricks. It tured in the super Fox Film pro

"The Eagle and the Hawk," now was not unreasonable to expect duction, Eust to have at least one trick Janet Gaynor, Lionel Barrymore, showing at the Lea Theatre, is a

Richard Crosman, outside, which meant that the Henrietta

contract would be defeated. Cromwell, Robert Young, and Mo-gripping portrayal of two aviators

Jack

in the World War.

Frederic March is seen as "The With the Opening lead going in-no Barrie.

25 "The Cary Grant Janet Gaynor has the leading to North's diamond stopper,

Eagle,"

Blonde and thesome there was a possible chance role as "Joanna" the daughter" of Hawk" that the hand might develop a broken-down family of ariste-Carole Lombard is the beautiful one extra trick at notrump crats who live in the glories of the English society girl and This bid could hardly be con past, refusing to attempt to im Oakle is the aviator, who takes "strued as a Slam try, alace prove their straitened cireum- South could have no reason to stances. When "Joauna" farms nothing seriously except his meniz run out of the spade suit" when jsome land and grows tobacco she a Redouble with two over-tricks has to fight desperately against MAIL REVIEW would be more valuable then a prejudice and tradition. Small Slam bid and made.

The picture is notable for its

The four-notrump bid East wise well-drawn character studies, and passed, meanwhile regretting the detail work leads to strong deeply that he had doubled a con-jdramatic situations.. tract he might, havé defeated. He

Willem Mengelberg and Mix Con-opened a club, and it was easy for MAIL REVIEW

cartgebouw Orchestra.

Rhapsody on I Heard You North to set up a second heart

"Bird Bong's Attrick immediately, Six spades, two "BROADWAY, THROUGH A

KEYHOLE," WORLD AND hearts and two clubs furnished the

ALHAMBRA THEATRES 10 tricks North needed for his con- Orchestra tract

Binging" Eventker

And

i

Eric

(Eric Contes):

Costes & Symphony Lonely Caravan Symphonic Rhapsody on "I Fitch My

Eric Coates & Bymphony Orch

and his medals.

...

"NIGHT FLIGHT"-STAR THEATRE

There is a thrill, coupled with an authenticity, about "Night" - Flight, the M-G-M romanace of the skies; now showing at the Star Theatre, which makes it an achievement in the realm of avia- tion pictures.

A reduction in taxation during the coming financial year is con fidently anticipated as a result of

The cast includes several pro-, - the Union's revenue being .conslat

minent players, including John Several new stage and screen

Lionel Barrymore, Jently buoyant for some time. There

10-10.30 pm-Variety,

stars are featured in the new Barrymore, is now every indication that a large surplus will be reflected in the re-

Twentieth Century production Clark Gable, Robert Montgomery, New Mayfair Orchestra.

"Broadway Through a Keyhole, Helen Hayes and Myran Loy, Dark New Light Symphony Orch. Whistling, in the

which is now showing simultan- venue agures for the financial year Spanish Dance, No. 1 (Moxzkowsky) "One Hour with You" Medley ending March 31, 1984, even after Spanish Serenade (Bizet) fall allowance has been made for Bavarian Dances Op. 27. Nos, 1 & 2 Cuban Tango

Beven Viennese Singing Sisters cously at the World's and Albam-MAIL REVIEW (Elgar),

bra Theatras. ES, the cancellation of the accumulated deficit of £2,000,000 and in spite of London Symphony Orchestra con-icylime Down Renta

Russ, Colombo, the noted radio ducted by Sir Edward Elgar, Rene & Mouse)

Life in Just a bowl of Charles

Carroll Gibbons & his. Boy Friends. crooner plays, his first, romantic 9.30-19 pm From the tnalo,

role in this film, another DOW- Selection

The Student Prince" (Romberg) Comor being Paul Kally, a Broad- Unfolding love story to the

Savoy Ondskana BARL

way atage favourite, au daring accompaniment of thrilling battles A Planoforte recital

Bong-If Love wary allowany gangster. Hugh O'Cornnall, also, between man and betat on lend

and is payable at the Gate. Soldier MR. L. N. MURRAY, Deputy the fact that the expenditure f

and Bailors in Uniform are admitted Manager, will act as Mannd vastly in excess of the highest ex ger of the Company, during the penditure previously recorded In A return to peliny postage has hence from the Colony on leave of the annals of the Union,Model Ore,

Half Price, E

Bookmakers, The Tao. Men, &c. win nat be permitted to operate within

the Precincts of the Hong Kong Joo

ker Cigh during the Race Meeting

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

16, Becretary,

WW Hong Kong, th. April, 1984,

a

Boures

Mr. D. W. Munton, Manager, A15 bean foreshadowed in respode) (1) Gurolla By Order of the Board of Directors, uarters, while adderal in- fto, Andhe

NOEL BRAGA, crease in the slamiption Hilt sintás 2. Variation?) to

Secretary, the income tax is also consider

Hong Kong, 7th April, 1984

Mr. Harry

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"SAMARANG-ORIENTAL: «THEATRE",

“Samarang","" now showing at: the

Ivy St. Hele (Soprano) stage celebrity provides, the and man, United Artists' productión” Zigeuner Bilder, Barest) (Coward) Comedy ju the picture.

RUNDE PARTY Wood (open) Constance Cumm 15.30 p.mum-Rugby Mid-Day: Prem feminina-lead in the story 10:35 pm Clpes Down

Oriental Tirextra in noteworthy for its picturesque and beautiful:

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