&

P. O.-British India Apcar and

Eastern & Australian

Lines

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS.

TAKING CARGO FOR

STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA; CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, AND RED SEA, EGYPT, CONSTANTINOPLE, GREECE, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, &c.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAÍL STEAMERS. (Under Contract with H.M. Government.)

8.9.

From

Ton |Hong Kong

About

1934.

Destination.

CARTHAGE

**SOUDAN

16,000

7.000

1st Dec. Noon 8th Dec.

Bombay, Marscllles” & London.

RANPURA CORFU

17.000 15th Dec. 15,000 20th Dec. 6,000 5th Jan.

BURDWAN

RANCHI NALDERA ***SOMALI

RAWALPINDI RAJPUTANA

17,000 12th Jan. 16,000 26th Jan.

7,000

2nd Feb.

17,000 9th Feb. 17,000 23rd Feb.

**BANGALORE 6,000 2nd Mar.

CHITRAL CARTHAGE

16,000

0th Mar. 16,000 23rd Mar,

*Cargo only.

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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934

SILLY SYMPHONY

SECRETS

Walt Disney Makes £120,000 A Year

£50,000 FAIRY TALE NOW

PLANNED

Mickey Mouse, whose adven- tures delight cinema audiences every week in eighty-eight coun- tries, may become the fore-runner of a new film art-form.

Incidentally the name of this film "hero" in other countries la:

FRENCH-Michel Souris; GERMAN-Michael Maus; SPANISH-Miguel Ratonocito His creator, Walt Disney, is de- termined to experiment. further with the cartoon-film. He is now making * full-length fairy-tale film of Grimm's: "Little Snow White." It will take 18 months to make, require 100,000 drawings and cost £50,000.

The result of the experiment will be eagerly awaited. by those who have recognised Walt Disney as a creative genius. Already it! is computed that the profits from his productions and royalties from juse of his "character" for adver- tising amount to $600.000 (£120,- 000) a year.

Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp Hall. Bombay, Marseilles & London. in the elaborate process of · pro»)

Kathleen Norris, “ink-stained" author of best-sellers, donned grease-paint to play a part in a. Little Theatre production in Palo Alto, Calif, She is shown in her stage debut.

PHOTOGRAPHY OF

THE SKIES

It is not generally realised that Comets Traced Into The

Depths Of Space

hay. Mars., Havre, London 'bers which are no less popular than the US. OBSERVATION RECORDS

DO -

Rotterdam, Antwerp and Rull. Hambay. Marseilles & Londen.

- DO

duction the Silly Symphonies,

"Mickey" series, are cut, elaborat-

ed and trimmed to fit the musical

Improvements in photographic

LIVING WITHOUT BREATH

'Man's Heart Beats For 1 Hr. 20 Mins.

DOCTORS IN RELAYS TRY TO SAVE HIM

A six-hours effort of doctors, in relays trying to save the life of a man who had stopped breathing, ¡was described during an inquest at Southwark, recently' on Harold Paine, 36, of Lambeth.

An unusual feature of the case was that Paine's heart continued to beat although there Was Do breath in the body. One of the doctors, in evidence, said that he had never seen a similar case.

Paine died in Guy's Hospital on October 29, following an operation on his arm which had been frac- tured when he fell off an omṣibus. Dr. Robert Joseph Drummond, house-surgeon at the hospital, said that two operations were per- formed, and before the second hel gave Paine avertin in order to tesson the pain of moving him: from bed. The drug was freshly

made, and was given according to

body weight.

Paine suddenly collapsed. HIB. breathing stopped, and his heart; stopped beating. Stimulants were given, and a surgeon opened the

abdomen. After six or seven minutes the heart started beating Jagain, and Paine was given injec

tions of andrenalin straight inte

the heart.

He was taken back to bed at

Bombay, Marg, Havre, London, Ham-score. Only by fitting the pic- plates have enabled the Lick Ob-four o'clock and artificial respir- tures to the music ean the pecu servatory in America to set up a ation was kept up in relays until liarly happy synchronisation and world's record in the observation of 5.20, when he started breathing of rhythm he obtained.

burg. R'dam, Antwern and Hull. Bombay, Marseilles and London. DO- Magacilles, Havre. Lontion, Hamburg

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull, Marseilles & London

DO

+Calls Cambianca. Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Carge to Con- stantinople, Pireaus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the Ebedivial Mail Steamship Co.

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.

1934.

priate music

faint cometa.

his own accord, but he died four Photographs have been obtained hours later. showing the movement of Wolfe's Coroner And A Drug

not

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SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK THE SUNSHINE ROUTE 18 Days. To San Francisco, Via' Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama and 'Honolulu

Fortnightly sailings:

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Pres. Polk

.Dec. 8,8 a.m. Pres. Adaram......Dec, 22, 8 a.m. Pres. Harrison Jan. 5, 8 am. Pres. Hayes Jan. 19, 8 a.m. Pres. Johnson Feb. 2, 8 a.m.

SEATTLE, VICTORIA: THE EXPRESS ROUTE 17 Days To Seattle Via Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama

Fortnightly sailings:--- Pres., Grant .....Dec. 7, Midnight Prea. Jefferson...Dec. 21, Pres. Jackson Jan. 4, Pres. McKinley Jan. 16, Pres. Grant

Feb. 1,

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Pres. Polk ......Dec. 8, 8.00 .m. Pres. Cleveland..Dec. 11, 6.00p.m. Pres. Jefferson..Dec. 15, 6.00 p.m. Pres. Coolidge...Dec. 20, 9.00 pm.

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"MERKUR and "NEPTUN"" (6,000 Tona Gross)

Accommodation for I class, III class, steerage and deck passengers. Many 1st. clams Single Berth cabina and bath-

TOOM

Surgeon and stewardess carried. Electric laundry and barber shop on board.

How They Are Made The process, described in "For tune." an American magazine, is as follows: When the idea has come, which was once a relatively Coroner: Is it not very unusual bright visitor to our akies, but is for the heart beats to go on for been worked out tentatively by now about A hundred thousand such a long time when the breath- Mr. Disney and his assistants, it times fainter than the lowest limiting is suspended? Yes, very un- ia turned over to the "writers," of brightness: which the normal, usual indeed. I have never seen who produce sequences of pictures human eye can detect,

a case like it before. telling the story roughly, while

Technically, the comet is describ. The doctor said that he had the composers think about approed as being of the nineteenth mag-used avertin for three years and

nitude, an increase of five "mag-jin over a thousand cases. After the final conference Onnitudes," representing a hundred- Coroner: Unfortunately from fleas the backbone of the film be fold decrease in brightness. Stars time to time mishaps do occur comes the "work chart." on which have been photographed down to with this drug?-I should put it appears a set of symbols for every the twentieth or even the 21st this way, "after this drug:" picture. In the 750-foot flm-to-be. imagnitude, but comets, being more necessarily on its account.

These pictures, a "frames," are diffuse, are more difficult to observe. Coroner: We have had several calculated to move through the

There is little doubt as to the deaths from avertin in this court. projector at a uniform rate of 24 frames a second. The number of estimate of the comet's brightness, number of cases.

substantial accuracy of the present I have called for a record of the frames is carefully adjusted so it was explained to a representative The doctor said that of all the that each "beat" of the musical of the Morning Post. The Lick factors involved he would say score is made to fall on a definite photographs have been compared that the avertin was the least im-

with simultaneous photographs of portant. The "action" of the film must be the "Folar sequence" stars in the ing operation," he added, "with

"We had a very shock For Freight & Passage Apply To: MELCHERS & CO. adjusted accordingly. Once this

neighbourhood of the North Pole, the maximum of surgery shock. (Far Eastern General-Agents) TEL. 26378, B.L. Apear Line steamers have excellent accommodation for mathematically accurate chart is which are always visible to north- The question of surgical shock lat and 2nd class passengers.

completed, the art staff and the

ern observers, and are used by bulka very largely," sound department work separate-

astronomers as a standard by which The coroner said that the doc- ly.

to estimate the brightness of other tors made a magnificent effort to stare.

save the man's life. For six the sound sequence, for dialogue,

Forty years ago, Wolfe's comet hours he was hovering between music, and incidental noises. The

¦was visible through only a modér- life and death, and the wonderful &jartists are divided into "back-

ground men" and "animators," and ately powered telescope. That it no and magnificent efforts of the doc- longer pays close visits to the earth tors during that time reflected their drawings (on celluloid) are is due to the planet Jupiter, which the greatest credit on everyone. super-imposed on a paper back-

ten years ago deflected the He recorded a verdict of death by ground,, one over another. Not comet-from its original course. misadventure, in accordance with

the medical evidence.

*TAKADA †TILAWA

7,000

7th Dec. S'pore, Penang and Calcutta. 10,000 21st Dec.

DO

Calls Rangoon

t. Call Port Swootenham

frame.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South, Three "tracks" are utilised for

1931.

TANDA

NANKIN NELLORE

7,000 30th Nov.

4 p.m. 7,000 28th Dec. 7.000 let Fab.

Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney

Melbourne, and Hobart.

DO

Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan) and Hong Kong to Australia.

Hong Kong to Sydney 19 days.

+

more than four drawings can be combined in this way.

-some

Apprentices are allowed to draw RED WINE DIET FOR

such unimportant things as whis kers. smoke and raindrops when

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND for a cheap Holiday, they are to play only an incidental

(Surfing, Fishing, Shooting, and Climates to suit all. Your English

money is worth 25 per cent, more).

No Additional Charge for Deck Cabina Sun Deck Swimming Pool-

Orchestra carried-Laundry-Surgeon-Stewardess.

E & A Cuisine and Service are unsurpassed.

Frequent connections from Australia with the following:

part in the production.

Creator's $120,000 A Year

The ordinary Silly Symphony

(costs $50,000 ($10,000)-$27,500,

ANIMALS

"Amazing Results" From Experiment

(£5,600) to make and $22,500 | MAKES LIONS VEGETARIAN

The Union B.8. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom vis New) (24,500) to distribute. A good

Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, ets.

The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and

The P. & C. Branch Service of steamers to London via Suès,

Disney will be worth £16,000 dur The over-production of wine ing its first year and half that in selling in France for dd, a gallon

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Bouthampton and its second. Later receipts. are has set people working to find new London via Panama Canal.

NANKIN

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

SANTHIA

RANCHI TALMA *SOMALI NALDERA JELLORE BIRDHANA RAWALPINDI BANGALORE

1934.

7,000 2nd Dec. 8,000 18th Dec. 17,000 14th Dec. 10,000 27th, Dec.

7,000 20th Dec. 10,000 29th Dee. 7,000 3rd Jan. 8,000 10th Jan. 17,000 11th Jan. 6,000 24th Jan.

Cargo only.

S'hal, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yoho, Amoy, S'hai, Hóji, Kobe, Ouka. S'hai, Kobe, and Yokohama, Amoy. S'hal, Mofl, Kobe, Oɛɛka. S'hai Kobo and Yokohama. S'hai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama. S'haf, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yokohama. Amoy, S'hal, Moji, Kabo, Osaka, S'hai Kobe and Yokohama,

- DO

All dates are approximats and subject to alteration without notice. AH Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans or Punks Louvre System. Steansers on, London and Australian Lines are fitted with Laundries. Parcela measuring, not.mors than 5 m2 ft. will be received at the Con- kar's Offca, up, to Noon on the day previona to sailing..

For further information, Fasmager Freight, Handbooks, etc, apply to

MACKINNON MACKENZIE & CO..

0. Building Connaught Rd. C., Hong Kong. – Agents.

VENUS AN EARTH TO BE

Sir Jeans' Theory Of Future Possibilities

Another world like the earth; years hence on the planet Venus coming into existence thousands of

was envisaged by Sir James Jeann,

the distinguished scientist, broadcast talk.

Interesting route via Philippnea, Sandakan, and New Gaines. 'First sailings from Hongkong: M.S. “NEPTUN” Slut, Dec., 1934.

M.S. "MERKUR” 2nd Feb., 1935.”

BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE

MONTHLY SERVICE

Το

NEW YORK. SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES.

and

PANAMA CANAL Ports.

EXPRESS SAILING

M.V. "TRICOLOR"

Hong Kong

DEC. 18

'San Francisco

JAN. 10

Los Angeles

JAN. 12

New York

JAN. 27

DODWELL & CO., LTD

Agente

in

Queen's Buildings

much smaller, but continue for consumers for he: surplus, .'

A well-known savant, M. Girey, -jsome years.

The first year's returns from has employed it in the diet of each film, to the Disney "factory," horses with astonishing results, "If we go back far enough in after the United Artists' distribu- says a "Morning Post" correspon- time we come to when the earth tion charges are met, are about dent.

was substantially hotter than .now,"

Wis

59,600. In the second year the Red wine added to a small quan he said, "but with no vegetation on clear profit on each film may be tity of cheap bran or maize has been its surface. Perhaps. Venus is £4,400, and the present rate of pro- found to have a greater tonie rather like what the earth duction, apart from such ambitious effect than much larger quantities then. And if the Venus of to-day efforts as "Little Snow White," is of oats.

is like the earth was in those far-: 20 Alms a year.

A horse which was given two 'past days perhaps the Venus of the All told, Mr. Disney spends quarts of wine a day was found future may be like the world of to- 31,000,000 a year and receives back to increase over 60lb. in weight in day. In brief, Venus may repeat $1,440,000. Profits, from advertise- a few weeks. The same scientist, the history of the world ments rights ("Mickey Mouse" Is It is said, has succeeded in con- 'On the other hand, it may be used by 80 commercial companies verting a lion to vegetarianism that some strange and rare accident in the United States alone) and by giving it wine with cereals.... from obsolete, fims bring his an-

nual profits up to $120,000 a year. TRANSFER OF LAND

SUIYUAN-CHAHAR PHONE

SERVICE OPENS

AT KULING

was responsible for the appearance

of life on the earthan accident such as will not occur twice in the history of our Solar system, and perhaps not even in the history of the whole universe.

Completion In Spring Of Mars, Sir James sald the

climate there was distinctly, chilly, According to Mr. Chiang Chih-, and showed us what the The Sulyuan-Chahar, long-distance ching, Commissioner in Kuling, the be like in the remote fut telephone line has been officially taking over of land owned by was no positive evide opened. Extensions are being made foreigners in Kuling, is expected to Mars,

to the districts = 'of. Hainzho~ and Shangho

mality completed by next spring. Mr. beloved Chiang is at present in Nanking/posed canala on Mars:

In Lots of not

less than 1/2-

tons

Delivered

Telephone 2802).

KAIPING HOUSEHOLD COAL

Orders should be sent in writ- ing at least 24 hours before

the ConT is re-

quired.

Peak District

(above Browens

Road), $20.00

per ton Dalivered to Bowen Road and Lower: Levels, $18.00

per ton

Delivered to Pokfulam $120,00, per, ton Delivered to Kowloon $16.00

per ton Repulse Bay and Shek O

$25.00 per ton

ATE

orders

must bo

by Cash,

Comp

"The Fallan

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Head Office TIEN!

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