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BRIDGE NOTES
The Old Army Game.
by Ely CulbertROK.
Psychics in general, but parti- cularly those psychics which con- sist of bidding a singleton or doubleton sult to keep the oppon- ents from reaching a game in it, have fallen into almost complete disuse. Semi-psychics in which; the bidder has a long suit of his lown which he shows, still bring good results if used intelligently, but against good opposition only trouble results from bidding a suit in which one holds only two cards-except in rare instances. CO., LTD.
One of the rare instances oc- Kowloon Bay. Call Flag "L"curred recently in a game at Crock- Kelvin Motors ford's Club, New York. The hand
was:
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ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS.
OPTICIANS.
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Both sides vulnerable.. North:-
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FOR SALE.
&
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Bole Agents for
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NOTICE.
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YOU
LAMMERT BROS. ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR
AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS
AND SURVEYORS,
- Public Auctions
TE Undersigned have received Tinstructions to sell by Public
Auction
ON
Wednesday, the 27th, June, 1934, commencing at 10 am.
at No. 47, Peking Rond, "Arcadia Shop"
THE STOCK IN TRADE comprising:
Lady's dresses, Hats, Under- wear, Woollen, Silk and linen materiale and Sundry fancy goods ALBO
Shop Furniture and fittings On View from Tuesday, the 26th. June, 1934,
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers.
Hong Kong, 25th June, 1934.
by
E Undersigned have received
Auction
ON Thursday, the 28th. June 1934.
commencing at 10.30 a.m.
at No. 4A, Hankow Road, Kowloon
A Quantity of
FURNITURE
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
STOCK OF
ASIATIC, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL
POSTAGE STAMPS
IN SETS, SINGLE, PACKETS, BAGS AND IN APPROVAL SHEETS
GRACA & CO.,
Dealer In Postage Stamps, Philatelle Good Picture Postcard, Religious Goods. Garden Beeds, & etc,
NO. 10, WYNDHAM STREET,
P. O. Box. No. 620. HONG KONG
Continued From Previous Column) North made four clubs without any difficulty, although North and South had no reasonable defense whatsoever against a four-spade contract.
It is true that a diamond Open- ing, followed by an underlead of the Ace of clubs by North after Winning the first round
land a diamond return and ruff could defeat four spades, but this defense was hardly probable.
Although South "got away" with.
S.-A G
H.-A 10
4 2
D.-9
C—A Q 9 4 3 2
West:
S.-Q 4 3 2
H.9 6 5
D. K J 10
C.-7 6 G
East:-
S.-K J 9 8 6 H.-K S
D.—A Q 8 4 3 C.-J
South:
S-10 7
H-Q J 87
D. 7 6 5 2 C-K 10 8
The bidding:
Corporal Robert Osman, of the United States årmy, waves farewell so ha comrades at Cristobal, C. Z., as he leaves for his boms in Brooklyn, N. Y. Convicted on a charge of espionage, Osman served a year in jail. Then President Roosevelt ordered a new trial which resulted in Osman'a
exoneration and release.
Amusements | SHEER PLUCK HAS
Cinema Notes
"BOLERO"-KING'S THEATRE
GREAT CHARM
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beings, whose value is above pearls and rubies. The question, Eleven different rhythms from stated in modern terme, is: How the French and Spanish tangos do they "get that way
Are they and the Cuban rhumba, form a born to it, or do they train them savage background for the new. selves? after dance, "Raftero," which George
Perhaps it is just as well that explana- Raft introduces in his current they should be so rare, for what
Paramount picture, "Bolero," now mortals who have our own special | showing at the King's Theatre.
would happen to us other poor. LeRoy Prinz, dance director of weaknesses? We should probably |20 (3) Pass (4) Pass Pass the Paramount studios, and the be so despised that we might as
1--South said later that he made man who first brought the Cuban well not exist at all.
(Figures bids refer to numbered lory paragraphs). North East South Dbl. 15(1)
1C
West Pass (2)
"RIPTIDE"-QUEEN'S THEATRE
Shearer and Robert
"Search for Beauty," features Larry "Buster" Crabbe, Ida Lupino, Robert Armstrong, James Gleason, Roscoe Karns and Toby
THEATRE
this bid with fear and trembl-Irhumba to America, collaborated But I am quite sure all the ing. He knew his partner with Raft on the 17 movements of same, that it is not necessary to would know he did not have a the new dance. The dance has a have done spectacularly brave strong hand because he failed musical background of Maurice thing to justify a reputation for to redouble, but because of the Ravel's "Bolera," and special music pluck. Every day totally un. fact that he was vulnérable, he was composed by Ralph Rainger. known men and women—and, 1, knew his partner could never In the picture, which gives Raft think, especially women-show suspect the lack of validity of his first opportunity to dance for pluck of the highest order in any his spade suit, and might con-screen audiences, Carole Lombard, one of a hundred different and in- ceivably raise the spades and Sally Rand, the fan-dancer, and spiring ways, force South to continually re- Frances Drake have featured roles. turn to clubs, even with only three cards in that suit. 2---West has no call to make at this point. He is by no means strong enough to double оде "Riptide," featuring beautiful Wing. spade, despite his partner's Norma Takeout Double, and holding Montgomery, is Metro-Goldwyn-"SONG OF SONGS,” CENTRAL less than two honour-tricks, he Mayer's current production, now does not wish to enter the showing at the Queen's' Theatre.
the Marlene Dietrich, exotic German Herbert Marshall portrays bidding with a call of two no- trump.
part of Lord Philly Rexford with film star is featured in Pare- characterisation, Miss mount's latest attraction, "Song of 3-North knows his partner has Лawing
showing at not a particularly strong hand Shearer is in a class by herself Songs," which is now on his simple response over an and Robert Montgomery a once the Central Theatre,
Mies Dietrich portrays the Intervening Takeout Double, again at his best. The late Lilyan With only two spades and
Tashman and Mrs. Patrick Camp- tragic "Lilly," of Sudermann's novel, "The Song of Songs,” which bell are in the cast. good six-card club suit, he must
The picture is a sex comedy-was adapted for screening by Leo rebid the latter.
drams of marriage and divorce in Biricki and Samuel Hoffenstein. 4-East, being vulnerable, with a
appears as her titled society. Herbert Marshall Lionel Atwill, passing partner, cannot make excels as the jealous husband, and husband. Alison Skipworth, Har- any further bid,
He has no Robert Montgomery is ideally cant die Albright and Helen Freeman reason to suspect South's spadeļ bid, and having previously made $ vulnerable Takeout! Double, does not feel his hand is strong enough to enter the bidding with a call of two dia- monds at this point. And who James can blame him?
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as the lover.
"MAYOR OF HELL"- ALHAMBRA THEATRE
also have prominent roles.
“IBLAND "OF LOST BOULS,” ORIENTAL THEATRE
You Can't Fool
A
Blood Test"
LAIMS are one thing; proof is Only one patient of this group failed another. For two generations to increase her haemoglobin" at the the manufacturers of Dr. Williams' end of the month. An X-ray exami Pink Pills have published letters nation showed that two dead teeth from people who said they had re- were infecting the blood stream and covered from weak, bervous, rub nullifying the action of Dr. Williams' down, anaemic conditions by the uae Pink Pills. After the teeth were of these pills. These people were removed, the patient continued with not doctors; their evidence. truth, Dr. Williams Pink Pills and increas. ful and authentic as it was not ed her haemoglobin content by 21 proof.
per cent. in two months—a remark- able improvement.
One Sure Test of Any "Blood" Remedy
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therefore pretty accurately just how much haemoglobin and
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your
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that
What Haemoglobin Does It's the haemoglobin in ́ your blood shit carries life-giving oxygen from the lungs and nutri- ment from the digestive organs to the innermost cells of every
blood
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organ and tissue of the body. The haemoglobin also clears the system
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To prove the value of Dr. Williams Pink Pile arrangements were mande
"Pep." Vigour, Strength Increased
At the end of the month's treatment, the patients in this
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Try This Treatment For 30 Days with a reputable physician to test a You know before you start that Dr. group of typical run-down, anaemic Williams Pink Pills will produce patients. Blood tests were taken
Results of The "Blood Teat" of These Patients
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when buy
you
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Dr. Williams' Pink Fills' are as safe thin-blooded These tests furnished absolute proof to give to run-down, of the efficiency of Dr. Williams children as to give to adolts, parti Pink Pills in building haemoglobin, cularly valuable as a builder after the results, as a whole, being con- colds, fr, measles and whooping sidered remarkable, particularly cough. Also valuable for "teen-age" those showing increases of 20 per weakness le girls and as a tonic dr cent, 22 per cent. and 24, per cent. ing change of life. Obtainable from
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RADIO
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME
The following programme will be broadcasted to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. од в wave length of 355 matres
(d) Fantaisie-Impromptu,
Mia Tsoh Kit Ngwn. 8.40-9 p.m.-Operalic.
..Chopin,
Thais-Amour Est Unc. Verin Bare Virtue Hare) (Man-
(Lova in Benst),
Maryse Beaufon (Buprano). Mefistofelo-
Prologué (Boito-arr, Creatore), Selections (Boito-ar. Creatore),
Creatore's Band, H.Trovatore-Voca! Gems (Verdi),
Grand Opera Company. Tales of Hofmann--The Legend of
Kleinsnek (Offenbäck),
Thador Davis (Tenor). 9-9.30 pm. From the Stadio.
· “Topical Talks on-the-United King- dom" by Mr. G. C. Pelham
(HM Trade Commissioner). 9.80-9,40 pm From the Studio. Mandolin Solos br Hiss Sadie Yuen 1, Empress March, ......
Pasuan Waltz,
8. Kamehameha,“
4. Masquerade Walts, Mando Melody,
•Feath
Xing.
..Loeb,
YoBug.
Bigelon.
**Mayor of Hell featuring A tremendously exciting adven~ (845 K.Cs) :-
Evans, tare story and an unusual plece of 1-210 pm-European Programme, Cagney, Madge Allen Jenkins, Dudley Digges and screen entertainment are provided] 1 p.m.-Local Time and Weather the psychic, he was very lucky for
A glance at the hands will show 500 juvenile stars, Warner by H. G. Wells' "Island of Lost Report. iwo reaso5.3. First, his partner's that four spades Is an absolute lay- Brothers current attraction now Souls," with Charles Laughton,
1.03 p.m.-Recorded Music. hand was such that he could not down, but instead East and West showing at the Alhambra Theatre. Bela Lugosi, Richard Arlen, Leila 1.10 p.m.--Bugby Iress News, etc. 'raise the Apades, and second, the found themselves minus 80 points The story centres round a boys' Hyams and the "Panther Woman"1.10. pa—A Balsy of the Rotary opponents' strength was so distri-at the end of the hand, plus the reform school, and particularly on (Kathleen Burke) heading the Club Time Epoch from the Hong On View from Wednesday, the buted that they could not effectual-lintangible value of a part-score: one boy, who, having suffered cast 27th. June 1984..
ly smoke out the bid.
(Continued at foot of preceding col.) much at the hands of a brutal The story deals with a half-mad Kong Hotel Roof Garden-C. Weigh-6. The
ton, Esq., on "Some Animal Diseases. 6. N. Gdy warden, creates the drama when scientist who has discovered a way Thair Control and Treatment."
9.45-10.30 p-Variety, and Dazion Music" the boys are given a chance to to convert beasts into men.
He has established a laboratory rule themselves.
Some of the juvenile stars are on an island in the South Seas, Frankie
Darro, Mickey Bennett, and creates a race of monstrosities The following is the latest list of)R. H. Hughes, Mrs. C. Hugo, Dr. A. THE Undersigned have received residents at the Peninsula Hotel: Nelson Jones, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kali, Raymond Borzage and others well--half man and half beasts and Is single woman, the "Panther. Wo- THE
Instructions to sell by Publiaias P. Alama, Mr. and Miss Capt. E. Kroger, Mr, Lewis, Col, and known to movie-goers.
Artluth, Mr. E. Austen Hofer, Mr. Mr. L. C. Lewis, Mr. F. L. Maddocks, Madge Evans provides the love man." L. D. Baillie, Mira. E. Beale, Capt. and Mrs. P. A. McCue, Mr. B. J. McGann, interest. Mrs. W. G. Benn, Miss C., Bean, Miss Mr. W. L.. McKenzie, Mrs. N. McKillop,
Terms: Cash on Delivery
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers.
Hong Kong, 23rd June, 1984.
Auction
ON
FRIDAY, the 29th June, 1934,
commencing at 2.80 p.m.
PENINSULA HOTEL GUESTS
H. M. Barry, Lt. Comd. and Mrs. P. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McMahon, Mr. and
at their Sales Room, No. 35,
and
Hankow Road, Kowloon
Morgado, Mr. N. Morgado,
SEARCH FOR BEAUTY” MAJESTIC, THEATRE
BOMBSHELL"-STAR.
THEATRE
"2.10 p.m. CApprox)-Close Down. Awe Biudio Concerts To-night A Talk by Mr. G. C. Pelkam 120-7.30 pmChinese Frogtamme, (7.30-18.30 p.-European Pro
730
pClosing Local, Stock
Quotations, etc
1,88-8 p.m. Light Orchestra Music Poet and Peasant-Overture (Buppe),
· Percy -Pitt & Augmastad Rymphony
Orchestza. Merry Wives of Windsor (Nocolat),
Victor Symphony Orchestra:
A Fine Collection of Valuable Mrs. G. G. Butler, Mrs E. 17 M. GE Prentice, red men and woman, culled from all Tracy, in a fast moving comedy k
Carton
comprisingı—
Rose quartz ornament, Old
Report
Regal Cinema Orchestra. Local Time and Weather
From the Btodio. by Mr. Barry Ore's
Em-Band J. Fuller, Mr. W. L. Gaddum, Omith, Mr. G. A. Beith, Mr. and Mrs. The story is vivid account of very stable keeper's daughter,
J. Boyd, Col. 8. Bayé, Mr. T. J. Mrs. 7. Muccall, Mr. KE Bridge,
Jean Harlow, the F W. Brown, Mrs. D. 3. Mrs., and Miss. Norrie, Rev. M. J. Bryte, Mat MH. Burgess, Mr, and O'Carroll, Mr. D. H. Ocht, Misa A. Fifteen couples of perfect young platinum blonde, appears with Los A Musical Jig-Baw (arr. A. W. Aston)
Buss, Mr. B. G. Butler, Pag Mr. A. M. Parker, Mr. W. G. Mr. and Cogan,
Mover the English speaking coun- satire on Hollywood, “Bombshell,” Mr. A. Crounder, Mr. W. A. Beldur. and Mrs. A. Roles teles, and starred in Paramount's the M.G.M. releass now showing, at Dowley, Bij. V. E. Ducles, Mr. W. 3. n.
Mr. J. E. Balme, Mr. Romer Old Porcelain, Bronze, Carved Dyment, Mr. B. Fidar, Mr. and Mrs. Shank Mr. O. N. Shurman, Mr. and Intest film production, "Search for the Star Theatre. Ivory, Jade, Agate, Crystal and Freedman, Mr. G. E. Frisque, Miss Mrs. T. V. B. Simmer G. Beauty
Jean Harlow, au “Lola” Peoria and Mr. & F. Gembell, Capt FH E Stone, Mind B. Stos Mashow two Olympic Games winners slated to the heights of Holly brodery, Carpets, Blackwood in-o. Gantri Mr. L Garner, Mr. L. B, 0.
Stone, Miss T. E Bization hald screen, etc., etc.
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prp margetic press-agent,, Les Tracy,
and The supporting cast, la, M/strong ooked one and includes Frank
Franchot Tone, Pat O'Brien, Una Bupporting the 80 contestants, Merkel and Tad Healy,
Sonata. Pal
(e) Nocturne
...Bach. Bach.
Song
I was in the Mood,
Why Don't they Leave me Alone,
· Hildegarde. Organ Belo
Broadway Thro' a Keyhole Selection, Tako a Glance---Selection,"
Terence Cas t-My Dancing Lady, Sittin' on a Log,
Fox-
AndFran Frey and His Orchestra. Vocal...
Shume off to Buffalo,
You're Getting to be a Habit with
** Mejs The Four Musketeers. Plano Dost BEEN
"Ain't. She the Dainty,'
Want Fate and Bguare Man,
Carroll Gibbora kha John W Intrumental-Looking for you,
An O14: Viola, no m
Albert Bandler (Violin)) with Dilen
Groves, (Soprano)
Danes: Orchestra, Mid-day Prese