SHOWING
TO-DAY
KING'S
AT 2.80, 5.10,
7.15 & 9.30 P.M.
THE MANAGEMENT WISHES TO
ANNOUNCE FROM 1st, APRIL 1941 THE
WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:- At 2.30 P.M.- Week Days
ADMISSIONS
Adult
$1.70
Incl.
Tax
$1.20
70 cts.
40 cts.
Saturdays and Sundays
Loge Seats
Dress Circle
Back Stalls
Front Stalls
Evening Shows and
Adult
Loge Seats
$2.20
Dress Circle
$1.70
Back Stalls
$1.20
60 cts.
Front Stalls
Incl.
THE MUSICAL OF QUR EXCITING TIMES!
ALICE
BITTY
FAYE GRABLE
TON PAN ALLEY
JACK
OAKIE
JORN
PAYNE
ALLEN JENKINS ESTHER RALSTON NICHOLAS BROTHERS BEN CARTER
A 20th Century Fox Pickers
Tax
ALSO Latest 20th Century FOX WAR NEWSREELS
"THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE”.
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With Allan Jones Martha Rayc- Joe Penner· Rosemary Lane
Irene Hervey A Universal Picture
LEE THEATRE
NEWLY RENOVATED & FULLY MODERNISED
Showing To-day at 2.30, 5.00, 7.20 & 9.40 p.m.
THE MOST EAGERLY AWAITED
PICTURE of the YEAR
THE WINNER of the MOTION
PICTURE ACADEMY AWARD
JUNE
FRIER
BECCA
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
and
THE MOTION PICTURE
ACADEMY
PROCLAIMED IT
THE
BEST
PICTURE OF 1940
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Rebecca
LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE
hary of "Wuchering Matches"
de for woodenð starving diett 100 GEORGE SANDERS · SUDITH ANDERSON – Bond ALFRED KITCHCOCK
PRICES: 40c., 60c., $1,20, $1,70 & Box Seats $2:40
PATRONS PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR THEIR CON- VENIENCE WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A PERMANENT BOOKING OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.
NEXT CHANGE :
James Rooselvet's
Released by United Artists "PASTOR HALL”.
WANG STRUTS
IN
NANKING
the
Sunday, the first an- niversary of
inau- guration of the Nanking regime, passed off without incident in Shanghai, though the police in both the foreign areas greatly increased the number of barricades and had num- erous search parties on the streets.
It was feared that an outbreak of terrorism would mark the h niversary but fortsately the day passed pracefully.
The anniversary also passed off without incident in Nanking, ac- rorting to reports reaching Shang- Han
Wang Ching-wei, Prosient of the Japanese-sponsored Nanking Government, opened the celebra- tions in a special ceremony in the morning with a speech in whichį he referred to the cooperation of the Nanking regime with Japan und in supporting Japan in their efforts to establish a co-prosperity sphere in greater East Asia.
Nanking Goes Gay
The entire city was beflecked with bunting and flags of the new reg me and later Wang Ching-wei
units Leviewed
of troops onc guards of the new regime at the Central Military Academy.
The first day of the celebrations ended with a commemoration ball in the evening at the Internation- al Club, in which discussions for setting up the new regime had firs! taken form over a year Reuter.
ago.
HOPE FOR
STATE AS
LANDLADY
Landladies at East Const re- sorts want to become tenants of the Governinent.
They made his request when presenting their seven-point pro- sperity plan to the Norfolk Cum- mittee of the Coast Resorts dis- i tress committee.
Mrs. Erma Perkins, a white- haired widow, who described her. self as "one of the little seaside landladies," told a reporter:
"No one realises what a time
we are having.
"I am sure Mr. Churchill will
see that something
help us he has face."
is done to such n kind
Mr. F. H. Emms, Secretary of the Great Yarmouth Hotel and Apartment Keepers' Association, said:
"Something simply must be done for these people or they will all go bankrupt.
The Government should pass an Act similar to the Agricultural Mortgage Act to benefit us.
"Then the landladies and hotel keepers would be the tenants of the Government and pay a very low rate of interest, the mortgage an their property having been taken over by the Government,”
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4 SHOWS
DAILY 2.30-5:3
7.18-8.00
THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 31, 1941.
KAKÉ ANY TRÁM Koi RiveIVALERY
-ROAD
ORIENTALE
·SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT-
TEL. 90473
On account of the increased. Government Tax there - will be a slight increase in our prices as from April 1st, until
further notice
MATINEES:
Lower Floor 25c: plax/66/ (Tax. Drew Circle 360. plus..5c. -Tax EVENINGS:
{
· Front Stall»-25c, plus Sc. Tax Middle Stælle 85cc plus 6c. Tax Back: Stalls #5c. plus:106. Tax Dress Cirate 600. plus 70%. Tax
Servicemen to Dress «Circle 40c. plus, 10c. Tax
LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY
Romantic Comedy Romance Loaded With Laughs! Delightfully different and refreshingly youthful, The laughs start when papa brings home a beauti- ful young girl and said she was an old friend. The Situations Are Novel And Daring!
ACQUITTED OF SLAYING HER SWEETHEART
THE LADY IN QUESTION
starling
BRIAN AHERNE
A
RITA HATWORTH COLUMBIA PICTURE
BUT GUILTY OF STEAL. ING ALLI
"HEARTS!
FOR TO-MORROW AND WEDNESDAY
Love And Thrills Of Airmail Hostesses!
FRIGHT ANGEL
VIRGINIA BRUCK
WAYNÈ MORNIS
MATINER. DASMA KALBA, A
4 SHOWS
DAILY
-3-20-5.30
220-930
RALPH BELLAMY JANE WYMAN
NGA IN 200-300% 50% 702.
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
NATHAN ROAD
KOWLOON
"YEL 87127
(MATINEES: 20-30‹.° EVENINGS, 20-30-50c70)
NOTICE:
As From The 1st Of April, 1941
OUR ADMISSION PRICES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
2.30 and 5.20 p.m. Shows:
Circle:
Tax.
35cts. Stalls: 25cts, plus 5cts.
7.20 and 9.30 p.m. Shows:
plus 5cta.
Tax.
From: Stalle: 25e's, plus bcts. Tax. Back Stalia: 35ots. plus Scts. Tax.
Loge: 6Dcts, plus 10c_s. Tax Dress Ciro'e: 50cta, plus 10cts. Tax.
SHOWING TO-DAY
Maurice MAETERLINCKS
THE
BLUE BIRD
in TECHNICOLOR
with
·
Shirley Temple Spring Byington Nigel Bruce. Gale Sondergaard Eddie Collins • Sybil Jason and a brilliant casi
Directed by Walter Lang Associate Producer Genc Markey Screen Play by Brnest Pascal. «. Additional Dialógue by Walter Bullock
¿A 20li Century Fox, Picture ́ Darryl F. Zanuck in Charge bi Production.
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The Year's Scrap-Happiest Comedy of Young Love! JOAN BLONDELL – DICK POWELL
"I WANT A DIVORCE"
A Paramount Picture