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THE CHINA MAIL.

A magnificent panorama unfolded itself as down broke over the Easter sunrise services in the Hollywood Bowl, Cal. The white vestments of the chair made a huge cross that glistened against nature's background of hills, and ander nature's own roof the sky. Thousands of worshippers heard the trumpets, religious songs, prayer and benedictior. Note the cars parked in the background. An unforgettable picture indeed,

BRIDGE NOTES

Taking Advantage Of

No-Trump Complex.

by Ely Culbertson.

Amusements

Cinema Notes

"LITTLE WOMEN"-KING'S

THEATRE

The great romantic love epic of the Nineteenth Century comes to

THE HEALTHIEST FAMILY

No Deaths Recorded For 83 Years.

Prague. There has not been a death in the talking screen with a notable the Novotny family, who live dramatization of "Little Women". near Tachov, South-Western |

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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

FREE PORT

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STATEN ISLAND SITE

New York Definite action to promote the establishment of a free port in New York Harbour is being taken by the Mayor, Mayor La Guardia.

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Tunnels To Mainland. Tunnels connecting with the main- land at Brooklyn would render easy acceas lg the Island, at presont reached only by ferry from both Brooklyn and Manhattan. The The following programme will be Island lies in New York Harbour, broadcasted to-day from the Hong about five miles from the Battery. Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. The southernmost tip of Manhattan. on a wave length of 355 metres It is well populated and has numer (845 K.C.'s) ;--

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Weather

1-2. p.m.-European Programme. 1 p.m.-Local Time Of all the famous novels depic-Bohemia, for 83 years.

and Mr. D. C. Burgess has sent me

none is better # defensive playtive of that era

The head of the family is Mr. Report. jan example of

1.03 p.m.-Recorded Music. which required good card-reading known than the Louisa M. Alcoft Charles Novotny, aged 98, who

1.20 p.m. Rugby Press News, etc. and the employment of his know novel relating the heart destinies is a miller, he has:-

1.30 p.m.-A Relay of the Rotary 10 children; 28 grandchil-Club Timin Speech from the Hong ledge of the bidding methods and of the four March sisters, Jo, Meg,

dren; and 46 great-grandchil-Kong Hotel Roof Garden-Mr. M. A. psychology of his opponents- Beth and Amy.

Cooper. B. Com. speaking on RKO-Radio pietures has assigned | dren. type of knowledge which is an im-

of good

The last death in the family Children of Hong Kong." card- Katharine Hepburn to play the

2.p.m. Close Down. iportant corollary

enchantress of the Sixties, the girl was that of Mr. Novotny's playing technique.

Mr.

forestalled the who feared that pitfalls of love father. "I have always liked my Burgess

Mr. Novotny criticism I would obviously make would break the firm ties of family pipe and beer,"

says. "but my wife-she is 91- Jun the bidding by condemning it and part the beautiful sisters.

me that it is time I The supporting east and the roles reminds Jan unsound, and it was

his knowledge of the particular they enact are Joan Bennett, as started to give up some of the the Amy, Frances Dee as Meg, Jean bad habits of my youth."-Reu- unsound bidding of type

Beth, Paul Lukas DE ter. North player was addicted to that Parker as

through

he was able to defeat the hand. Fritz Bhaer, the German professor,

"Surprise ItemTM

Proponents of the free port plan contend that many large industries will be attracted to the Island by its fine shipping facilities and by the possibility of landing, duty free, raw materials to be processed or packaged there before entry. It will provide a 'convenient base also Pro-for the temporáry storage or trans-

"Talk by Mr. G. C. Pelham" "Dance Music from the Studio To-night." 4.30-7.30 p.m.-Chinese Programme. 7.30-10.30 p.m--European

gramine.

7.30 Am.-Closing Local Stock shipment of dutiable merchandise

outside the American tariff zone.

Quotations, elc.

7.33-7,45 p.m.-Vocal Duela by Lay-

ton & Johnstone.

He knew that the player holding Edna May Oliver as Aunt March. Gould of Broadway fame staged the Music in the air the North cards in this deal had Douglass Montgomery, as Laurie, spectacular dances.

ja penchant for notrump, and was Henry Stephenson as Mr. Laurence,

**

Spring Byington as Marmee, Samuel Mr. March, Mabel Colcored as Hannah, John Davis Lodge as Brooke and Nydia West- man as Mamie.

prone to bid three no-trump as a natural response to any bid his Hinda partner might make at three dur- ing the course of the contract.

South, dealer.

Neither side ruinerable. North:-

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D.-K QJ 763 C.-9 4 3

West:-

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D-10 8 5 2

C.-J 8 2

[East:--

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H-QJ 10 7 6 5 D.-9 4

C.---K 7 5 South:-

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"THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE" QUEEN'S AND ALHAMBRA THEATRE

"KING OF THE JUNGLE" -ORIENTAL THEATRE.

"King of the Jungle," which brings Buster Crabbe. world champion swimmer, to the screen in the role of the Lion Man, is the current attraction at the Oriental Theatre.

Crabbe le the central character

I've told ev'ry little Star.

For several years the plan has been given recurrent attention by [shipping offefals and civil author- itles, but at no time has the pros. Lazybonns.pect of success seemed as likely as

at present.-Reuter.

I Like to go Back in the Evening.

7.45-8 p.m."Surprise Item" 8 p.m.-Local Time and Weather Report.

4.03-8.27 .m.--Orchestral Concert Danse Macabre (Dance of Death)

(Saint-Saent, Op.40), Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski Love For Thros Oranges (Prokofieft), London Symphony Orchestra Direct-

ed by Albert Coates.

of the Automatons &

"The Cat and the Fiddle," is ajin a story of animals in their na-Coppelia Ballet Dance (Delibes)

jdelightful musical comedy starring.tive jungle and in the artificial Jeanette Macdonald and Ramon surroundings of a circus. He la Novarro, Ramon Novarro is a im-jeast as a youth who, orphaned in petuous young music student in tht jungle at an early age, grows a pack of of his up in company with Brussels. The completion

Captured and brought to masterpiece is somewhat delayed ons.

Stetes ho becomes by the sudden arrival into the same the United town of an American lady student, head trainer in a circus. Jeanette Macdonald, as Shirley, the musical student.

She writes jazz and becomes world famous all at once, He composes operettas and starves.

"HIPS HIPS HOORAY"

CENTRAL THEATRE

"TOPAZE"-MAJESTIC THEATRE

John Barrymore has one of the funniest roles of his career as a simple schoolmaster in "Topaze" the flm version of the Broadway success, now showing at the Majes-

"Hipe Hips Hooray," the RKO-tic Theatre:

Myrna Loy is the leading lady Radio musical extravaganza, star- ring Bert Wheeler and Robert and is responsble for much of the Woolsey, is another of the cycle of success of this daring comedy,

It has same venturesome scenes Wheeler and Woolsey film frolica.:

Sans Francisco

Symphony Orch. conducted by Alfred Hertz. Caurice Viennola (Kreisler),

San Francisco Symphony Orchestra

conducted by Alfred Heriz. 9.27-9 p.3. Sonata in A Major (Cesar Frank),

Jacques Thibaud (Violin) Alfred

Cortet (Pianoforte),

1st Movement

Allegretto ben Moderato

2nd Movement

Allegro.

3rd Metement-

4th

Recitative-Fantazis. Movement

from

Allegretto poco mosku, 9.1.20 p.m. From the Studio, "Topical Talks on the United King- dom" by Mr. G. C. Pelham (H.M. Trade Commissioner).

Gemi 9.20.8.30 p.m.—\ "Misa Hook of Holland" (Rubens),

The Light Opera Company. 9.30-10.80 p.m-From the Studio. Dance Orchestra of the 4.8. "President Pierce."

Programme. Lane (from "College

Anal contract

It contains a bevy of beauties in and, added to clever portrayal, is

1. Lonely three notrump, East opened the

Coach" The supporting cast includes Queen of hearts, which Dummy addition to song hits, spectacular good entertainment.

Albert Conti, 2. This little Piggle went to Market ducked, and Mr. Burgess, sitting dances, and good chorua work.

Thelma White, Adele Thomas, Reginald Mason,

(from "Eight Girls in a Boat"), and Jobyna Howland, Jackie Searl, West, overlook with the King of

3. After Sundown

"Going (from Reicher and Lowden hearts to avoid blocking the suit. Dorothy Lee, Thelma. Todd,

Ruth. Etting

among the Frank

Hollywood") could ses that At this point he

feminine players supporting the Adems. the defence cause was practically two comedians. hopeless if North held the King,

Bert, Kalmar and Harry Ruby of clubs, since East could hardly wrote the song hits, "Tired of It have an entry to the beart suit," "Keep on Doin' What You're even though it could, be estab" Doin'" and "Keep Romance Alive,” lished.

"DINNER AT EIGHT""~~ STAR THEATRE

A powerful cast has been as

for the picture, Mark Sand-sembled in the M. G. M.'s gripping If North did not hold the King rich directed the picture, and Dave drama "Dinner at Eight

(Continued in Next Column).

4. Carioca ("Bring Down to Rio" 5. I Love You Truly,

0. You Ought to be in Pictures.

7. Wagon Wheels ("New Ziegfeld

R.. got the Funniest Feeling. 9. Without that Certain Thing.

Waltz {"Goldiggers, of 10. Shadow

1989"). 11. Let's

Let's Fall in Love “Production af the same Name").

Gets in your Eyca are Marie Dressler, Lionel and 12. Bmoke

"Roberta") John Barrymore, Bille Burke, Jaan

18. Orchids in the Moonlight ("Flying

Down to Blo"),

The main players in the picture

Broken

of clubs, but had a set up diamond suit, his only entry could be in the apade sult, and Mr. Burgess felt sure that even preferred a Raise East held the Queen, the Ace and Harlow, and Karen Morely, in spades to a notrump contract nine would now be established as The story centres around Marie 14, You're Okay. if holding Q-x-x- of spades and no a tenace over the Dummy's Knave, Dressler who gives a flamboyant 16. Arlene club stopper. North's probable Declarer took this trick in Dummy. Impersonation of a faded musical 16. Boule re-entry was, therefore, the Queen and led the Ace of diamonds, but comedy star who returns from re- of spades only once guarded, and when he led a second spade, Mr. trement abroad in the nick

Parada"). It was necessary for West to wold Burgess promptly played the Ace, time to save a young girl from 18, Shanghai this entry before the diamond dropping North's Queen and ruining her life forever.

Other prominent players in the 19 saft could be unblocked. reventing his ever regaining the

Mr. Burgess therefore led the lead. The heart suit was now canf are Lee. Tracy, Madga Brant, 20. Campagne Waltz. BAKA MAN MONK, V- Mine on Ten of spades to trick two This cleared, and East and West set the Jean Hersholt, Louise Closser Hale,

Grant Mitchell, play could hardly lows, botages are string contract we bei der Chair Balans, May Babain and rais

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