TO-DAY'S WIRELESS
CENTRAL PROGRAMME. THEATRE BROADCAST BY ZBW. ON
TO-DAY ONLY
At 2.30, 5.10, 7.16 & 9.20 p.m.
Is Marriago
just the interlude
between lov
and divorce?
*THE
MARRIAGE PLAYGROUND
Both
MARY BRIAN SREDRIC MARCH
A Paramount Picture
From Edith Wharton's Daring Inside Story THE CHILDREN "*
Directed by Lathir Kenden
Showing Thursday.
WAR BRIDE
A.W.O.L
(a woman offers love
to)
GARY COOPER
A MAN FROM WYOMING
□ Gammouent Globog
He falls in love with this girl of his dreams and discovers she's the sweet- heart of the army! His wife The society belle. he married under fire:
It's a tough problem for the big Man from Wyom ing to solve. See him do it!
New, daring, different kind of outdoor picture. With
JUNE COLLYER
Booking at Anderson's and the Theatre (Tel. 25720).
***People Who Matter"
PEOPLE WHO MATTER, to the advertiser are the
people who can afford to buy his goods Most. of these people buy and road the
Hong Kong Daily Press,
: 355 METRES.
11 to 11.30 a.m.-Stock quotations. 11.30 a.m.--Chinese programme, 12,30 p.m.-European programine, fp.m.Local time, weather report. 1.30 p.in.-Rugby Press news, ote tp.n.-Clone down.
4 to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme.
8 to 6.30 p.m.--Chinese children's
programme.
jo
10.30 p.m.-Europena pro- gramme. of Victor and HṀ.V. records supplied by Messrs. Moutrie & Co,
lo 7.28 p.m.
Waitres:
'Luxemburg" (Lehar).-Interna. tional Convert Orch-36007. Blue Danube" (Strauan).-Phila.
delphia Symphony Orch.
Tales from the Vienna Woods "
(Strauss)-Philadelphin
phony Orch.-Bāsi.
Sym-
La Paloma" (Yradier), Stahl's
Band.
On
With the Daure."-Stahl's. Band.1880.
My Treasure" (Becucci).-Inter- national Concert Orch.-73884.
5 p.m.-Local time and wenther
report.
1.28 to H. p.m.
Variety.
Clarinet Sajo-"Blue Piano Stomp."-Johnny Dodd's Trio, Carinci Solo-" Blue
Clarinet
Stomp."-Johnny Dodds' Trio.
-21354.
Tumorous Song" This is Ilea-
ven."Gracie Fields:
Humorous Song -
Moscow." ----
Gracie Fielda. -B33214.
Organ Solo-"Thistledown,” —
Edward O'Henry.--B7571, Humorous Song Oh. How I Weary, Dearie, for You-Sir
Harry Lauder (Baritone), Humorous Song "That's the Reason Noo 1 Wear a Kilt."-
Sir Harry Lauder (Baritong).-- D1-493.
Babjo Quartette--" A
Swanee
Sing Song"-Emils Grimsłanw's
Banjo Quartette.--
Banjo Quartette "Whistling
Rufus."- Emile
Banjo Quartette.- 139377.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931.
HONCKOND'S FINEST CINEMA
The Great Gloom Destroyer of 1931 !
Soled with Romance i
Laced with Laughs!! :
Tied with Thrills!!!
That's
HAROLD LLOYD
PLANS
the
NOW OPEN
Grimshaw's
ing Over Sixpence in
Store."-Ernest Hastings.
Humorous Song" There's Noth
Humorous Song- Tho Roast Reef of Old England."-Ernest Hastings-B2:81.
8.13 to 8.80 p.m.-
Planoforte Solos.
Sincento Etude" (Eubinstein).-
Mischa Levitzki,
Lea
Campanella" (Paganini-
Linzt). Mischa Levitaki, - D1499.
"Pastorale Capriccioso" (Scar
Intti). Benno Moiseivitch.-*** £528.
8.30 to 8.31 p.m.
Organ Solos.
Prelude in E Flat"! (Saint-
Saens).-Mareel Dupré,
"The Swan"
(Saint-Shens),
Marcel Dupre.--E318.
"Storm" (Meale).-Arthur Menle,
B2347.
"Marche Militaire "!
(Schubert,
arr. Best)-Arthur Meals. "Andantino" (Letonre).- Arthur
Menle,--B2353.
8.51 to 0.35 gm.
▲ Concert.
Violin Solo Rondo "
(Schu- bert-Friedberg). - Jascha Hei- frtz,-0891,
Song "Ja. Here the Gentle Lark" (Bishop), Mavis Ben- nett (Soprano).-C1223. Flute Solo-The Carnival of Driccialdi).--
(arr.
Venico John Amadio.
Flute Solo Hungarian Pastor- al Fantasie (Doppier).-Joha Amadio.-0605,
..
Song" Sombre Woods" (Lully) Manual Hemingway (Baan) -B2080, Instrumental Trio-" Zingari" (Leoncavallo).-De Groot (Vie- lin). Day Bor (Piano), H.M. Cavle (Cello),
Instrumental Trio Mirago " (Contes)-De. Groot (Violin), David Bor (Piano), H.M. Calve (Cello),B3098. Vocal Duet The Thought That Never Entered My Head" (Novella), Winnie Melville and Darek Oldham. Vocal Dust Moon Enchanted"" (Besloy) Winnie Melville, and Detek Oldham.-B3276,
(This record in by mociul request). Garillon Balo-"Country Dance in G Minor" (Newton).-TV. E. Jordan.
Garillon Solo Spring Boog" (Mendelssohn).-W. E. Jordan,
B2097.
0.33 to 10.24 p..Symphony No. in D Major, Op. 73" (Brahma) The Philadelphia Symphony Orch., conducted by Leopold Stokowzki, D19777 D1832....
-
10.24 p.m. Rugby mid-day Press
10.30 p.m.-Close down.
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A Roaring Comedy that Skims the Clouds ! For the
merriest joy
moments you
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THE SILVER SCREEN.
QUEEN'S 'THEATRE.
"MIN AND BILL."
Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery don't have to embarras any stars. by stealing the picture 2 when they appear in Min and Bill" now at the Queen's Theatre, for the scenario of the now Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer talkie drama, al though based on the Lorna Moon. best-seller: Dark Star," was exa pressly adapted to suit the respec- tive talents of the two character actors and ennedy stars. George Hill of The Big House" Inme directed.
TRADER HORN,"
Ukuleles, it is claimed, were really first brought to Hawaii by:
n Harvard college hoy, but there is no doubt, where the xylophone originated, according to members of the Trader Horn" party,
Among the strange instruments in the jungles, director Van Dyke discovered the father of all the xylophones and marimbas,
"The Matabeles," he said, "have, beside their tor-toms, a strange array of small logs, laid on, thongs, which they strike with wooden clubs, cách log giving a different tone..
"They say that as far back as mankind goes they have used these instruments, resembing xylophones.
MOVIELAND
FOR THE WEEK
QUEEN'S
FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY, Ar 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20.
Co-starring
MARIE DRESSLER
"Caught
Funnier than in Short" more dramatic than in "Anna Christie?'
WALLACE
BEERY
better than his "Pat" "Billy the Ki."
in
They figure in some of their folk AND
tales, which would place them al
least five hundred years back."
CENTRAL THEATRE.
"THE MARRIAGE PLAY-
GROUND."
"The screen's most married man." That is the title Huntly Gordon has earned. Never, since his debut in inction pictures, has Gordon ever appeared in a film play in which he was not cast as married man or led to the altar before the final reel..
He upholds the inarital tradition in Paramount's all-talking picture, The Marriage Playground." In this story of divorce-mad parents and beleaguered children. Gordon is wed three times. Twica he mar rica Lilyan Tashman and once Kay Francis.
Being married three times, in one film is not a record for Gordon, since he was married eight times in "Blue Beard's Eighth Wife" with Gloria Swanson in the role of wile No. 6.
are
Among his cinema "wives " Miss Tashman, Miss Swanson, Polu Negri, Betty Compson, Aileen Pringle, Pauline Frederick, Irene Castle, Dorothy Dalton, Billio Burke, Billie Dovo, Lois Wilson, Anna Q. Nilsson, Anita Stewart, Irene Rich and Helone Chadwick.
The Marriage Playground" is showing for the last time to-day at the Central Theatre: Mary Brian and Fredric March play the lead ing featured ralça a
· POISONED WELLS OF
CHARITY.
LOTTERIES FOR HOSPITALS: REJECTED,
London, May 18. The contro- versial question of re-sing money for hospitals by means of lotterici was brought up in the House of Commons to-day by a Bill which aime at authorising such lottorica. The Bill was sponsored by a Conservative member and opposed by a Liberal,
The House, by 181 votes to 88, refused leave to introdues the Bill The spokesman against the Bill pointed out that in the first Irish sweepstake, cut £708,000 raised, only 181,000 went to hospitals. This method of raising money, he said, would "poison, the well of charity
| and smear cupidity, with a thin
| veneer of charity."
"The Good Samaritan," he ad ded, "would have occupied a very different place in history if he had discharged his account to bis neighbour by spending his twa pen nies in n Jericho Eospital sweep."
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
ALL TALKING MOTURE
ADDED ATTRACTIONS OUR GANG
in 16T 7 YEARS" and the DOG COMEDY **COLLEGE HOUNDS"
TO-MORROW
THE MIRACLE PICTURE IS
COMING!
TRADER HORN