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7.16 & 9.30 P.M.
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Lawless days on the godless frontier!
Wesley Ruggles ARIZONA JEAN ARTHUR
WILLIAM HOLDEN'
WARKEN WILLIAM PORTER HALL
COLUMBIA PICTURE
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1.30-8.03
7.18-8.00
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FLEMING
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WANC MAI
TEL. THETS
TO-MORROW.
A GRAND SHOW OF STARS COMEDY & MUSIC!
A brilliant cast in a sparkling gay and witty
burst
tony
STARTS
SUNDAY
that
with
melody and
laughter
Bing CROSBY GLORIA JEAN
If I Had My Way
WINNINGER BRENDEL
YN JOSLYN CLAIRE BODD
NANA BRYANTH
A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE
"TYPHOON"
DOROTHY LAMOUR
ROBERT PRESTON
Matinees 30c., 50c. Evenings 30c., 40c., 55c., 70c.
4 SHOWS
DAILY
2,30 - 5,20
720-9.30
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON TEL. 57222
THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 25, 1941.
INSPIRING EXCHANGE OF ANZAC DAY MESSAGES
INSPIRING MESSAGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE OBSERVANCE OF ANZAC DAY TO- DAY, HAVE BEEN EXCHANGED BY NOTABLE ANZAC LEADERS OF THE LAST WAR.
The most outstanding of these is that sent by the much idolised leader, Lord Birdwood of Anzac, who is known to all "Diggers" as "Birdie."
Mr.
In a message to
Fudden, acting Prime Minister of Austra- I he said. Anzac Day this year will I know bring with it to my old comrades some mixed feel. angs feelings of intense and most the truly testifiable
at pride
work magnaticent
carried with abnost hy
incredible
Recess
to General last war. telegraphed Blaney: "May victory rest with you and your gallant troops in the grim struggle which you are waring on Anzac anniversary.”- Retiler.
new Australian Imperial HOTEL MANAGERS TO
Force comrades and anxiety
NA
the part of those who have neitar in close touch relat ons once more
Beacherous enemy Walla
in
the
"We are told we are fighting
maintain democracy in face of a cruel and totally un- justifiable attack on it by
the
Totantar an powers.
hui at
that.
Ga
Buch deeper than
Hitler's Paganism
se upholding the ba il Leut il
tock When wi
ALL II in the place of
bet!!
FEED THE TROOPS
Manage
Al
DANGER (W)AGES
IDY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTI
Boys and girls who are earning big wages in war jobs should have some of the money compulsorily saved for them. It would be good for the young people and a source of re- venue for the country.
This suggestion is made by s cial workers and it was discussed by Mr George Tomlinson, of the Public Morality Council when I saw him.
An instance of the high earn- ings which youth can command m at the Okd I wartime was given
Bailey when a lad of seventeen was said to be earning £6 a week
£2 A Week Enough
Hotel tranagers are being mail.epairing bombed houses. ed up on effort to stop tood ve HOPSIAK mil, brons. my the Army Somme vp them have had charte
Thes ar Laution hotels being given comnussions and ap-. prend caleag flie
They ate member 1A
'
1
we will set tolerat jasnit
"Accent nydex ret wishe to my old cente for that commlet.. victory when I have not the least doubt
be ours, even though very great difficulties and steep road. may Ar ofore us
M
"May God bless the people Australia through everything
Acknowledging Field Marshal Lord Birdwood's message. Fadden cabled: "Many thanks for your cable which has been com-
Federal Presi- j municated to the
Returned Soldiers' dent of the
the last League - the veterans of
I War. Your old comrades will
YOUR am sure greatly appreciate pordenes that complete v.etory the jn for the Empire present conflict will be oriveyed In spite many grave difficulties
Matinees: 30c., 40c. -- Evenings: 30c., 40c., 60c., 70c. Tand" anxieties.
ነ SHOWING TO-DAY
a
ALL OF ROMANCE, ADVENTURE, THRILLS IN
"
ONE GREAT PICTURE!
ERROL FLYNN
Recapturing
the thrills of the Spanish Maint
The Sea Hawk
Brenda MARSHALL Claude RAINS Dooald CRISP - Flora ROBSON
Alan HALE
Directed by MICHAEL CURTIS, A WARNER BROS.-First N~~onal Picture Screen Play by Howard Koch and Beton L. Mišine » Busia by ́ Brich Wolfgang Korngolah
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A Mystery Drama Packed With Action, Thrills!
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"CHARLIE CHAN'S MURDER CRUISE"
A 20th Century-Fox Picture
cuse
"You Can Never Fail"
CH- Enser Percy ite ove whe had volunteered
th undertake work it called tapety and are bes The thaly-live and fly-Ave
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seven-
"Two pounds a week or a few shillings over ought to be ample money for any lad of teen." Mr. Tomlinson "unless, of course, exceptiona!
stances.
family
told me.
there were
circum-
"I wish that it were possible for a suficient sum only to be paid to a bet After
will Army methods,
get young people, according to their shaght down to their job of look- age, and for the rest of their wages to be held for them, possibly in ine after the troops food
Savings Certi- the form of War ficates, until they were old enough away at some barracks and camps. to appreciate the value of things."
Their appofitment follows eri- then that food was being thrown
Lord Birdwood also telegraphed to Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Blamey. G.O.C. of the A.I.F. in "I indeed am the Middle East: delighted to know that our old Anzac Corps has again been form-1
Pleaso give kind vd
as such. greetings and every possib ́e good| wish for the greatest sucresvay to one and all in the great old Corps throughout whatever may be be- ore you. You can never fail."
Australia's Prime Minister, Mr. on the Menzies, now engaged closing stages of his mission in London, cabled General Blamey: Anzac "On the anniversary of Day, I send greetings to you and You are all your gallant men.
the magnificently carrying on Anzac tradition of courage in the face of odds, and Australia's his- tory is enriched by your deeds.
Great Confidence "Accept for yourself congratu- lations on your appointment as Deputy Commander-in-Chief. Middle East. Our great confld- cnce in you has been more than Justifled. We are all grateful to you."
cabled to Mr. Mr. Menzies
to the Fadden: "Please convoy Australian people on this anni- versary of Anzac Day that I am proud to be able as Prime Min- ister to share the emotions of a with nation which remembers pride not only the great service last of the Australians In the war, but the magnificent devotion of our men in this war.
"We must all try to be worthy of their sacrifice. We owe to our fighting men all our sup- port and our undivided efforts," comTM Sir Alexander Godley, mander-in-chief of the New Zen- land Expeditionary Force in the
LEE THEATRE *
NEWLY
RENOVATED
& FULLY
MODERNISED
Final Showings To-Day At 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30
Booking At Whiteaway's
Gallery 40 cts, Front Sta la 60 cts., Back Stalls $1.20
Dress Circle $1.70 Box Seat $2.40 (Tax Included)
More Thrilling...More Romantic
than
"The Count of Monte Cristó
EDWARD SMALL
who produced the glorious romance of the now Jeshing "Caum al Monie Cristo" brings an even grande? adventure in the screen, the story of the darning mm od v gullore faiter who ride a fortune, who risku kër stil, to the bersifat wongen the loves Iron the man she hotel
THE SON OF
MONTE CRISTO
JOPEN
24N
HAYWARD BENNETT
GEORGE SANDERS FLORENCE BALES MONJAGO LOVE
ALSO SHOWING
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"HOLLAND"
A Coloured TRAVELOGUE