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PAY.
KING'S ★ PRINCESS
★TO-DAY ★
| COMEDY ABOUT AN ENCHANTING BUBJECT —2)
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 31. 1959.
JAMES
STEWART NOVAR
JACK BOL.
LEMMON
ERNIE KOVACS
BOOK.
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GANDLE
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TECHNICOLOR"
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THE RANK DEGANISATION PRESKORTS.
JOHN GREGSON
PEGGY CUMMINS
DONALD SINDEN
NADIA GRAY
TheCaptain's Table
„From the seval by BICILIO (Outs) GORDON
Maurice DERHAK?» Kichard WARTIS
METYÖHÖUM IVers
BIG BOOK!
BIG CAST!
BIG PICTURE!
COLINDA PICTURES WYMORE
SPENCER TRACY THE LAST KURRAN
A JOHN FORD PRODUCIN
ROXY&BROADWAY
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Yul
BRYNNER.
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WOODWARD
Margaret
LEIGHTON
WILERIM FAULKNERS
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NEXT GREAT ATTRACTION
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Distributed by British Lion Films
Special introduction by LT-GEN. SIR BRIAN HORROCKS
A 20th Century-Fox Release Watch For The Grand Opening Dato!
THE BERNARD HO ORGANISATION
1st APRIL
1959
8.30 p.m.
Presents
BERNARD
LOKE
YEW
· HALL
MICHELIN
- FRENCH CELLIST —
"Bernard Michelin is to-day one of the greatest callists in the world."
3.
4
Das Echo Rock --- PROGRAMME
Vionna.
Sonata in G Minor. (H. Eccles)
Sonata in A Major (Beethoven)
Suite Populaire Espagnole (de Falla)
4. Allegro Appassionato (Saint-Saens).
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TERENCE RATTIGAN
An Unexpected Pleasure In
The Next Best'
TERENCE RATTIGAN
MAKES HIS FIRST
VISIT TO THE EAST
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LOOKING amazingly relaxed and handsomely tanned after several wecks of travelling, Mr Terence Rattigan, the famous playwright last week spent a few days in Hongkong. It was his first trip to the Far East.
This pleasant two-month holiday trip will culminate in a visit to New York where he will be on hand for the Television production of "The Browning Version" starring Sir John Gielgud and Margaret Leighton,
"I am particularly interested in this," he said, “as 1 wrote the play especially for John Gielgud."
Mr Rattigan, who has recently been nominated for an Oscar for the screen play of "Separate Tables”, hos just completed a new play entitled "Ross".
A dramatic portrait, the play will star Sir Alec
year's time.
LIKES BASEBALL
SOMETIMES fate plays a trick and turns a bitter Guinness and will have its first performance in about a
disappointment into a pleasant surprise. Such was the case of Miss Elaine Best whom, upor winning the 'Miss Secretary of Australia' contest, was treated to a round-the-world trip, a travelling wardrobe and a £1,000 car.
Originally however, Elaine had her heart set on study- ing medicine. But when circumstances prevented this she decided to take a secretarial course instead!
On the first lap of her this globe-trotting tour, pelite, hazel-eyed beauty- said that of all her stop- overs, she is most anxious to see Rome.
Her interest in this famed city was sharpened recently when she was introduced to Robert Helpmann;
"He advised me,' she said, "to see as much of Italy. as I can."
ELAINE BEST
Of the 18 plays he has written, Mr Rattigan con- siders "Ross" to be his best, but adds, "You always con- sider the one you're working on at the moment to be your best. You have bol"
Sharing the typical Briton's love of golf, cricket and shooting, he also enjoys the somewhat un-English game of baseball.
"I was first introduced to the game," he says, "by the 8-year-old son of an American friend. And after half an hour of watching it, I was explaining it to him!”
It is not hard to understand then, that when Mr Rattigan makes trips to America, he is particularly pleased if they coincide with the baseball season,
At 3, She Knew
Her Ambition
Discussing Hongitong. Elaine sald it came as a bit of a sur-UNOFFICIALLY at the age of three but offi-
prise to her. She hadn't expected the crowds, she said, and was) quite dazzled by its beauty.
Unfortunately, a time limit prevented her from seeing very much of the Colony but she did manage to squeeze in a few hours shopping.
High on her 'roust' list was jewellery--in particular, jade
which she was hoping to send home to her family.
Artist's Baggage Problems
MRS
TRS Walter Steinhilber, wife of the American artist who recently held an exhibition of his work at the United States Cultural Centre, doesn't paint herself but says that all three of her children do.
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"Quite enough for one! family!" she exclaims.
On the 'go' every year since, their marringe in 1921, Mrs Steinhilber says that an annual painting trip is seldom less than four months but rarely as long ns the 15 months this pre- sent trip will require.
Nover at a loss for some in- teresting thing to do, sheh puldi that when her husband sela oft for the day with his brusht's and paints, she spends her time visiting the muscants, tourist spots und · shopplag centra uf whatever place they happen to bo in. And what's more—sever tires of 'It'
Packing is no longer any trouble since yours of experi- ence have taught her' nol to overload the 'suitenses.
A bit of a trick, though, thenn days when ono, remembéng that
of their combineet air Tuboszo
wich ar và tinh thì
priss painting equipmarks
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by JOANNE BLAIR
POP-Guiter Percher
MA-IVE KNOCKED THE BIG
LADDER
OVER
cially at five, Miss Eileen Flissler, piano soloist with Thomas Scherman's famed 'Little Orchestra', knew that she wanted to be a concert pianist.
And so from that time onward, intensive study and hours upon hours of practice became her daily
life.
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THE BIGNESS AND THE BOLDNESS OF
KOMCOME
THE NAKED
AND THE DEAD
ALDO RAY CLIFF FOSERISON RAYMOND MASSEY TILT ST CYN-BARBARA NICHOLS BACALMASHT
DALODKY
PECK
JEAN
AIR CONDITIONED
STAR
SIMMON
CARROLL
BAKER
CHARLTON
HESTON
楽し押す
IVES
METROPOLE
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WONDERFUL ALISICAL ADVENTURES
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IT'S COLORBOWAR
PETTE MALINE - JUNE NATURE-JA) boumate
has always
been Aaron Rosand, Miss Fissler ( strange to me," she said, says that although theirs is that there has never been in truly musical home their A really great American 14-year old son doun Hot woman pianist. Every show a great deal of Interest other country but ours has in the art. produced one."
She added, "I intend to be that person."
"He says he wants to be a lawyer she laughs, "and frankly, I can see it coming in inter-.|very handy!”
Married to the nationally known violinist
EILEEN FLISSLER
40 And 70!
Mies Flizsier aays she prac¬ tisce almost all day when she is st home and as often as she can when on tour,
While this is her first trip to the East, she has already made three to Europe,
The number
of concerts shé given each year? Anywhere between 40 and 701
Of course, not many hours in a day, are left for, relaxation and family life but when there are, xhe indulges in
two favourite hobbim, painting, and
Hlaing collecting,
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