CENTRAL

DTHEATDIE NAK

| SHOWING TO-DAY

2.30, 5.10, 7:15 and 9.20 p.m.

TIFFANY »

The DRUMS

JEOPARDY

Terrifying to the Last" Gasp

Thrilling to the Last Throb!

Entertaining to the Last Fade-out!

HAROLD MACGRATH'S Famous Novel Enacted by Warner Oland, June Collyer. Lloyd Hudlies, Halo Hamilton, Wallace MacDonald. George

Fawcett and others. /

THE SILVER SCREEN.

KING'S THEATRE

BODY AND SOUL.".

Elissa Landi, the new star in tho screen firmament, makes her debut to local audiences in the magnificent picture Body and Soul," now showing in the King's Theatro. Mias Landi is a component picture of Ruth Chatterton and Marlene Dietrich. She possesses all the dramatie fire and expression of the former with the blonde beauty and vitality of the latter. The mix- turo, though startling, is intansely dramatic and goos to make Mian Landi one of the most striking personalitics, over reprojjuced on the talking woreen. Her speaking voice is perfect, it is vibrant like Chatterton's, with the timbre of Dietrich's, but without the slight nocent..

The vehicle which. Fox Movietone have chosen to demonstrato· Miss Landi's' grent artistic and dramatic talent is a fitting one for so grent an artist. Body and Soul is a war drama, a thrilling, and realistic story of espionage and the Air Force, in which she plays opposita that deservedly popular young netor, Charles 'Farrell, whose wúle as a young airman is one of the most powerful of his career.

"Cinema putrans who wish to see “something different," should not misg Body and Soul Elisan Laudi is a revelation..

MORE BRITISH PICTURES.

The next offering of the King's Theatre is "Bed and Breakfast "-a- British picture of which the pro- ducers ought to be very proud Every British production ng St TIFFAH Y PRODUCTION comes along seems better than the Stone before, and Bed and Break-

SPECIAL" ADDED ATTRACTION

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1931.

HONCKONES FINEST CNEMA

SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15

THE EVER POPULAR

9.30 P.M.

CHARLES FARRELL

AND HIS NEW LEADING LADY, THE GORGEOUS

CONTINENTAL STAR

ELISSA LANDI

IN

"Body And Soul"

A FOX PICTURE. BOOKING AT THE THEATRE,

TELEPHONE Nō, 25313.

CENTRAL THEATRE."

**THE DRUMS OF JEOPARDY."

fast is no Exception to the rule.

Warner Oland in a role made to It is a spicy but delightfully order for the man who created a humourous picture in which these sensation as "Fu Manchu," is now two charming London artistes, Jane at the Central Theatre and will re- Baxter and Richard Cooper havo main, there until tomorrow with the chief roles. Local audiences June Collyer and Lloyd Hughes in FIRE WORSHIPPERS will receive Bed and Breakfast" the Tiffany picture, The Drutas

A MUSICAL FEATURETTE

DE LUXE

PLAYED BY ANY

70. Plece: Orchestra

George Tawcett as the remaining Petroffs, Hale Hamilton as a US. Seoret Agent, Mischa Auer as Oland's chief benchman, Clara Blandick as the heroine's aunt and provider of much laughter, and Florence Lake and Ann Brody in other rôles.

COCK OF THE WALK.”

TRAIN ATTACKED BY BANDITS.

MASKED MEN ATTEMPT TO

HOLD UP EXPRESS:

ENGINE DRIVER'S HEROISM.

Bucharest, September 16-Threoi "Personally supervised by James masked bandita, made an unsuccess. with unbounded enthusiasm and of Jeopardy.”

Cruze," the ling which appears with ful attempt to up⠀⠀

hold up the This is a thrilling story in which each production of this naturally Bucharest express to-day, just after: delight, t

Early in October, the King's Warner Oland plays a vengeful famous director, means even more it had passed! King Carol's summer Theatro vill present A. E. W. chemist. His daughter has killed than it says, according to those who Mason's celebrated thriller, "The herself because she was betrayed by have watched the maker of The their play was due solely to the pre

palace at Sinain. The failure of House of the Arrow," also a British one of the Petroffs, Royalists of Covered Wagon," "Cock O the sence of mind and courage of the production, featuring Dennis Neil Russia before the Revolution. As Walk" and other sensational phy. THE BLIMP MYSTERY" son-Terry and Benita Hume-two the dies with the secret of which one toplay, hits, at work. Cock O' the

names which should in themselves betrayed her, her father threatens prove a tremendous attraction to all the Petroffs with death. The local audiences....

ruby-studded drums that hang on a necklace that orice, belonged to tha Patroffs he used as an omen of death. One by one ha takes ther's off and send them to the next Petroff to fall a victim of his mad regeance.

ALL-DIALOGUE

MONKEY COMEDY

BOOKING AT THE

THEATRE ONLY "PHONE NO. 25720.

NEXT CHANGE

Joseph Schildkraut

“ COCK O' THE

WALK"

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

"SHIPMATES.”

Walk" will be shown at the Cen- tral Theatro on Thursday, with Joseph Schildkraut-starred.

engine driver.

The bandits boarded the train, as

engers, and at a pre-arranged

signal suddenly covered the guard and the driver with their revolvers. the train, but despite the fact that: The driver was ordered to atop

loaded revolver was within a yard. of his body he refused to obey. In stead, he opened out the throttle of the engine and dashed on at full speed towards Brasov, the next station on the line.

Cruze never gets tired. Just so long as there's a detail which he has not fully settled to his own satis faction-it may be oven the casting of a comparatively unimportant bithe remains on the job until Hobart-Bosworth has played, mor:

Russia just before the Revolution his problem is off his mind. Navy roles than any other actor and then America some years later In the selection of stories which our the screen, having been before supply the locals for the story.his recently formed producing or the camera for some twenty years. Lloyd Hughes plays the role of the ganization, James Cruze, Inc.,

"I used to count my Navy roles, youngest Petroff and June Collyer but now I have lost all track of is an American girl with whom br them," commented the veteran falls in love and who shares many player. "In my younger days I of the dangers that befall bim at was a midshipman or ensign, Now the hands of the frenzied chemist." nothing below an admiral's rank

Othors in the cast are Wallace will do."

MacDonald, Ernest Hilliard and (Ccatinued at foot of heat column.) rent, in their panic, they opened

Bosworth's latest role is in *Shipmates," a thrilling new A SONO ART PICTURE, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature now

JAPANESE ENTRY TO U.S.

OPPOSED

showing at Questi's Theatre, with Robert Montgomery playing hia first starring role as the silor. heroing

Harry Pollard directed the pic ture with Dorothy Jordan playing opposite Montgomery and a cast AMERICAN LEGION AGAINST | including Ernest Torrence, Cliff

QUOTA SUGGESTION,

Edwards, Qavin", Gordon. Joan Marsh, Edward Nugent, E. Allyn Warren, George Irving, Hedda Hopper and William. Werthington.

"ITS A WISE CHILD,”

Santa Barbera, Cal,, Sopt, 10~1 The California Department' of the American Legion to-day began con- sideration of resolutions which are. Although he only carried fifty intended to oppose vigorously all pounds at a timo, James Gleasoh suggestions that at its next session and ten cakes of ice one scene for next sessionIt's a Wine Child" Marion

Congress modify the immigration Davies' new Metro-Goldwyn May

lows to allow for a quota for er starring vehicle, whior will open on Thursday at the Queen's Japanese inimigranta,

Theatre

t

There is a definite movement toBocause of the intense heat of extend oven a nominal quota to the the studio lights, Gleason's chunk Japanese in order to terminate of ice melted so rapidly that

had to be replaced between every Japanese resentment against the scone, all the pieces having been

American Oriental exclusion Inws.cut to uniform size to match pre- The plan is meetings with much vious takes opposition, especially-ia California where there is considerable, sonte ment against any relaxation in the American Oriental Exclusion Act

Robert Z. Leonard directed the new Davies Inugh hit from the Laurynoo-Fi Johnson stags play. Sidney Blackmer plays opposita the 'star in the, hilarious farce of small-town life.

Open Indiscriminate Pire turns into photoplay hits and in the

This unexpected opposition an casting of each role, from the star párently disconcerted the bandits down to the player of the smallest and upset.

their arrangementa. part, Cruzo never delegates any They became thoroughly frightened work which he feels it his duty to and as the train approached Brasov

they jumped off. At the last mo carry out.

PRINCE'S THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 280, 7.16 and 9.18 pm Special Matinee at 5-15 on Saturday and Sunday.

M.G.M. Picture:

"THE 13th CHAIR"

THE

This tragedy presenta

DOUBLE MURDER.

This is enough to

"create you a nightmare

But a solution by a superstitious act, and this surely is wonderfully amps. ing to the eyes-of the modern world.

Try

AIR

NEXT CHANGE

Added Attractions.

fre indiscriminately and injured five people. A search is being made for them, but so for it has been un- successful

This particular outrage, which is regarded as the work of individual criminals, is not associated with the Communist organisation which wrecked the Budapest-Cologne ex- press two days ago and has threat- ened to bring about a train dis- aater every month. Nevertheless, it has added to the general feeling of disquiet regarding the safety of railway travelling in Central Europe, and the whole of the rail. Eway companies are now co-operat

ing in plans, which it is hoped, will bring the criminals: so book and prevent any repetition of these ne- tivities

i

1. "Hotter

Than Hot"

While the story is being translat Hearst

ed into screen form, Cruze is always Metrotone on hand, and, although he himself News

did not direct Cock o' the Walk,” his unfailing touch is evident throughout the talkie R. W Neill provided the direction for the story. which is based on the novel “Hape pizens Insurance,”? by Arturo-Momw

MGM "SEA WOLF" Commencing on Sept. 24th.

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

PROGRAMME

THEATREVO

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W ON TO-DAY & TO-MORKOW

355 METRES.

11 to 11:30 Stook quotations. 11.30 .m.-Chinese programme, 12.30 p.m.-European programme.

po-Local time and weather

report

1,30 p.ni-Rugby Prose nows, mail

"notice, etc.

Relay of speech from Rotary Club Vtilin-Tha.Nt. Rev. John Curtin "on The Angliona Church of

3. p.m.-Close down.

6 to 8 p.m.-European progra

of Columbia records supplied by Messrs Anderson Music Co. e to der p.m.-20

Orchestral and Band Selections."

Ina Camp of the Ancient Bri- tona (Ketelbey)-Albert W; Ketolbey's Concert Orchestra.

"Fique Dame"-Overture (Suppe), Sir Dan Godfrey conducting the Bournemouth Municipal-

Orcb-9496. DAARNA

1812 Overture (Tschaikowsky):

The Regimental Band of HM. Grenadier Guards.—576R. 0.27 10-7-p.m

Instrumental

Piano Solo Poisson'"D'OF! (The Gold Fish) (Debunny). Piano Solo-(a) La Fill

Fille Aux

• Chovoux De Lin 2 (The Maiden with Flaxon Hair)ark angels Pinno. Solo-(b) Menestrels "

(Minstrels) Debussy Myra Hess-7131-3

Organ Solo"Finlandia-Tone

Poem (Sibelius).

Organ Solo Valpo Triato " (Sibolius) T. Pattman 0103.

Piano Solo La Campanella

Liszt). Mischa Levitzki, 2039-1

Violin Solo-"Song of India (Rimsky-Korsakov-Kreisler), Violin Solo" Rondino.

"(Beet hoven Kreisler). - Yovanovitch Bratza-4893.

p.m.-Stock quotations, mail notice, etc.

7.03 to 1.33 11.m.-

From the Studio,

on

A lecture by Professor G. ANC

Herklota, D.Ph. B.S

Poisonous Snakes of Hong Kong,

7.33 to 8 p.m

Variety,

Negro Spiritual Were You There 1" -Turner Layton (Tenor).

Negro Spiritual" Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit." Layton and Johnstona.-4909.

Saxophone Solo" Melody." Saxophone Solo” Berazade."

Rudy Wiedoef.4508,35 Songs Florrie Forde Old Tim

Medley."-Florrie Forde with chorus and orchestrn-G9481. Piano Solo" Lacky. Girl "

Selection.Billy Mayerl-5179.. 8 p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

9.03 to 11.20 p.m-Ko Shing Than

tre relay. 10.30 p.m. (approx)-Rugby mid- 11.30 pmClose down, day Press news.

U.S. PAYMENT TO GERMANY.

FRENCH OBJECTIONS WITHDRAWN.

230, 5.10, 7.15 & 9,20

Hail, the New Star-

ROBERT MONTGOMERY

a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Ploture

NEXT CHANGE-

You've seldom FOOD IS TULSI & Movio as this sereen verzion

of the stage

play that

year Broadway

MARION

Marion

Davies

·From:

duction

Directed

by Robert J. Loodard

DAVIES

ITS a

WISE CHILD

Berlin, Sept., 13-Twenty-seven million dollars will be paid before the end of this month by the United States Treasury to a number ef German firms, including the Nord- deutscher Cloyd and the Hamburg American Line, the amount being the second instalment on the re funds of the proceeds from the saio of German property sequestrated during the war. Originally, it bad been planned to pay out only 811- 000,000 the diference representing TO-DAY & TO-MOBROW the suma due to American citizens in indemnification of their war. claims, but those payments will be held over until the end of the Hes. ver Year

Franch; objections, against these

STAR

AT230, 5.20, 7.20 & D.20,

The first lady of the screen

CHATTERTON

payments to German fris have RUTI been dropped, it being oxplained ped that the French Government", had never protested against the pay ments such, but only against the proposed reductions; which it hold, more not-justified under the Hooyot Plan." This explanation, thouga re garded here with somewhat dubious“ eyes, nevertheless taken as na indi-

cation of to change of mind on to A Lady of

parb of France, while the forthoon ing payment itself has caused gen- wral satisfaction; in fannuals and political quarters avani though it dis- Wendted SIBRA within. Hosting doraign dejt of some seven hilliqu marka, the 897,000,000 represent moroly a amal drop in the bucket berordn

Scandal

with BASIL RATHBONE

Picture

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