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CENTRAL THEATRE

SHOWINGS TO-DAY, at 2.80; 545; 7.15 & 9.80 THE GREATEST & BEST CHINESE SINGING & TALKING PICTURE EVER PRODUCED, WITH ENGLISH TITLES BUTTERFLY WU

IN

"HAPPY STARS" with an All Star Cast Produced by SHAI STAR CO -NEXT CHANGE-

THE COMEDY THAT WAS THE RAGE OF LONDON NOW BROUGHT 10, THE WORLD THROUGH THE MULTI-LINGUAL TALKING SCREEN.

WILLIAM. HUMER presents

77 PARK LANE DENNIS NEILSON-TERRY BETTY STOCKFELD

SAMUEL GOLDVYN

SHOWING SOON

RONALD COLMAN.

ARROWSMITH"

UNITED ARTISTS

PICTURE

HELEN HAYES

COMING!

N

COMING!

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with

THE LATEST 1932 UNITED ARTISTS SUPER SPECIAL CHESTER MORRIS & BILLIE DOVE

IN

"COCK OF THE AIR"

THE LIGHT OF LOVE and understanding shines in the eyes of Sally Ellers, the boy's sweetheart, and Mus Murak, his mother, in the Fox production, "Over The Hill."

"LORD BABS" AT THE QUEEN'S.

ANTICS OF AN INCOM- PETENT STEWARD.

A Trade Notice States:- In "Lord Babs, the Gains borough film version of Koble Ho ward's hilarious force, which had

a successful pre-release run at the Plaza, London, Bobby Howes has

one of the most amusing parts in

his career. As an incompetent. steward on board-a-ship, inheriting a title and £20,000 a year, his efforts

to evade a match-making papa ar

really xoruciating, especially t

1

HINDLE WAKES.

A BIG

MBER OF THE" CAST.

'Saya a Trade Notica:- Everyone seeing "Hindle Wakes" which is coming, to the King's Theatre soon, will be vastly amused at the antics of the song plugger, at the Blackpool amusement beach.

HONG LOÀI

KINGS THEATRE

TO-DAY AT 2.80, 8.10, 1:18 & 980 PL Be among

The fought ....... the cares......... the romance... the tenders ness of young lovis,.. the wege to have it.. the sacri See of devotion./.

with

JAMIS

DUNN

SALLY

EILERS

MAE MARSH

Directed by Henry King......

a Fox- Picture

Shanghai Interlude.

rst to

GOSSIP

FACT...

John Ford, who directed Ar rowsmith," which drew the crowds

to the Tivoli Theatre London, and fa shartly coming to the Central Theatre here, has been signed by

Universal to make another Chinese epic,

Maisie Gay at the Queen's. «

BOOKING:

AT THE THEATRE

King's..

TEL 96818

Over the EN

Central,

NEXT CHANGE FRIDAY, 20th MAY, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY BY SPECIAL REQUEST RE-SCREENING OF

Happy Star"!

1932

TODAY AT THE CINEMA. HONG KONG.

Those Three Franch. Girl

The Air I Always Cool and Fresh N No Circulation of Old Air, but Natural Ventilation. Comfortable, Healthy, and

10-DAY & TO-MORROW AT 290, 5.10, 7:15 AND 9.20

A JOLLY SHOW.

A FLAST OF LAUGHS

IDEAL FILMS, LTD. provenia!

Bobby Howes,

ENGLAND'S

Greatest Comedian

'LORD BABS"

A

Gainsborough Picture

"SUNSHINE

SUSIE

with

RENATE MULLER JACK HULBERT OWEN NARES

MORRIS HARVEY A BRITISH PICTURE

PNEUMONIA CURES SURPRISE.

HOSPITAL FIGHT WITH ILLNESS.

STOLIDITY THAT WINS IN THE END.

Cases of influenza and pneumonia ain which the patients recovered after hope had been given up were treated at the University College Hospital during the winter.

The Queen's Theatre management announce that To Oblige Lady," which Maine Gay in the stellar role, is coming there on Thursday. We can recommend this excellent all-British faree comedy

with Butterfly Wu,

Queen's.

"Lord Babs"

British Bim.

World.

KOWLOON.

Star.

The Dawn Patroli

COMING.

King's

Sunshine Susie.

"Hindle Wakes???

Secrets of a Secretary.

"Dancers in the Dark"

Central.

77 Park Lane." Arrowsmith.

"Dook of the Air;"

Queen's.

"To Obliga a Lady.?"

Tell England,"

World

Inspiration. Gaucho."

"3 French Girts."

Inspiration,"

IS THE RAIN COMING?

YESTERDAY'S WELCOME

SHOWERS.

The Observatory forecast of the weather is:-"East winds, mode. rate, "fair"

Yesterday evening heavy clouds swept over the Colony and there were a number of refreshing show-

Is it possible these are the pre Dr. F. John Poynton, physician lude to a break-up of the weather?

to the hospital, tells of fifteen At the time of going to press it to all picturegoers in search "striking" cases treated in Janu- was still raining. Au learn the

ui

"Shanghai Interlude," in novel entertainment, for its spark-the current issue of the British some good towards matresting the ary and February in an article in rain that fell yesterday will do which Lew Ayres is the star. The ing dialogue written by Edgas Medioni Journal." He states: novel on which it is based is by a

streets which are badly in need of

Wallace), hilariqua, situations, and Malayan, author, Gordon Wong clever acting are worthy of the best Wellesley.

screen, t

„traditions. It is easy to live up to the motto "Support British

this calibre are concerned. Industries" whore productions of

Popularity of Shakespeare.

Buster Keaton's Next.

It is something new for Buster Keaton to appear in bedroom farce, but, if it adds to the embarrassment of his features, no one will abject.. Keaton's next film is "The Pas afonats Flumber," in which he pears in a strong comedy team in cluding Jimmy Durante ("Schnoz. zle," na: he is called) and Polly Moran.

Why has there been so much | L-xdesa,

pneumonia this year? The winter has not been in reality severo: D has been, in fact, unusually mild at intervals, though this wildness has been suddenly interrupted by bouts of horrid winds.

"It is noteworthy that no one In the street has been seen with a smiling face, and the severity of the Inland Revenue authorities may be accountable for the general an

MOSCOW PLACATING

PEASANTS.

CONCESSIONS AS TO HAND- ING OVER OF GRAIN.

Moscow, May The evident anxiety of the Soviet authorities

Says a London paper: The present abundance of Sunkes paarian performances will shortlyxiety which spella widespread loss to placate the peasantry is believed

be added to by a revival of that of nerve tone. ap.

to have prompted the degree pro powerful but

Mesurs for Measure." This bas were of the greatest severity, and quantity of grain to be delivered.

unpleasant " play,

"Whatever may be the explana mulgated to-day reducing the total tion, the fact remains that the casce not been seen,in London for a run some were examples of recovery to the state elevators this year by since Oscar Aache and Lily Brayton that glinest passed belief.

a considerable amount. The decree, did it at the Adelphi in 1906, and

Ages. Suffer..

zigned by Comrade Stalin in him, found it profitable, Mr. Keaton, considers himself a known Shakespeare will be avail-all.bean, among the victims. The on- munist Party and by the Chairman Even Jess Men, women and children have capacity as Secretary of the Com highbrow in this picture.

able, for the Marlowe Dramatic sets have differed. Some have deve-

of the Peoples Commissaries, M.

need unexpurgated performances of with the development of the paeu- tion this year the total of com "For yeaza," he declares, Society are reviving Troilus and loped a slight cold, followed by a

Cresida "

at Cambridge. We only ter, there has been a sudden rolapse increase of the area under cultive- quick recovery. Then, soms days la Molotov announces that despite the

Timon, of Athens," "Pericles "nonia. Others have had a sudden and "Titus Andronicus" to make been obviously ill, but have deve duced by 200,000,000 pood, with the dramatic rigor, and others have pulsory grain deliveries will be re- the ravival complete.

loped the pneumonia insidiously permission to sell in the open mar-

"Almost all arrived in hospital

الان

His immensity-he weighs twenty have taken tumbles and smashed two stones has been siezed upon by Victor Saville, the director, who things up generally through miles has photographed him from unusu

al viewpoints, and also, ons as of film, but my role in this produc- pects, with a distorted fons.

In real life, the song plugger is

tion in the nearest thing to high

Mr. Bob Johnston, a member of brow comedy of anything I have yet Moss Feldman's summer enterprises

at Blackpool, and in winter, on the attempted." London staff of the firm.

Hindle is not Mr. Johnston's

when, as a last recouros, he sign fret Alm experience, for he has pre

Home."

14

Johnston is well known to sun-

Film in a Restaurant.

mor visitors to Blackpool. Despite restaurant.

his bulk he is surprisingly agije,

Mr. Ainley in a Talkia.

Mr., Henry Ainley made his first appearance as a talkie actor in the film version of The Fit Mra

Prince Edward Theatre London,trsordinary case of the recovery of Fraser, prosented privately at the

Dr. Poynton describes one ex He is obviously sa acquisition a patient with the "death ratile to the screen, end the pity is that in her throat,

o

quota

with that peculiarly alarming toket such quantitaso se are left over physicians, and some with that boen supplied and adequate sup- pressure pulse that is known to all after the stipulated quantities have livid pallor which is the dread of plies have been provided for tho all who carry the responsibility for need of the peasant families and to be afflicted with mental Fegreviously played a small part in sion. Hi infantile antics are not Monty Banks Why Bailors Leave The Changing of the Guard was

sant families and the collective their treatment."--

the collective farmaVATA the least diverting high-lights of a

Furthermore, the individual pes. succession of laugh-provoking situa Hona Bobby Howes is supported

filmed last month in a West-End

Farms are being granted additional by an exceptionally strong cast,

relief by the provision that of the which includes such favourites Besides plugging song, be writes The performers were Mr. C. B. which Mr. Sinclair Hill has disent experience in that. I was called to tion, the state farma must. deliver

We saw so little of him in a film A women of 37 gave me a new quantity remaining after the deduc Jean Colin, Alfred Drayton, Pat them. He has also broadcast for Cochran's Young Ladies, wiped on a princely scale. It is sure and what is popularly called proportional share nader Paterson, Clare Greet, Huge the B.B.C., being a member of the

her when she had scute beart, fal- 50,000,000 poods more than their Dempster and Arthur Chesney,

Lord Babs," which is released your patocol quartetto "Just are appearing in Magic Nights, cupied largely with night club the death rattle In her throat gina progr by Ideal Films Ltd, in essentially with them has made several

Four Follars," and in oompany at the Trocadero. A detachment of scenes, which could not be present. Moreover she had previously duged by

In fact, she appreared moribund, for the other wa ophone records.

ed in the play. In these a large dalged in that furtive sloping out, the Guards could hardly have mar- cast disport themselves in every of bed when in mild delirium which ched with greater

precision, circumstance of luxury.. Mr. Ainus welcomes in advanced

pneumonis, * Bho recovered: Shots were also taken of other lay by the force of his style seems dances by the girls, including one, Miss Joan Barry, Mr. Harold

to Lower over the rest of the play She is fair, not very tall, with which they perform eight con- Huth and, in particular, Miss blue, good humoured eyes. The seuring tricks while dancing at top Dorothy Dix sil do extremely well crit of her personality in that she shores Mary Pitdford's gift of respeed, and the cherming visliet in the supporting roles, and thin diating happiness. Indeed, the best way of describing Renate is to say that she is like what Mary Pick ford would have been if Mary had Continued on Previous Columny

picturs for present times, because it is impossible for anyone to see it without indulging in a gond wholesome laugh i

The picture is now showing at the Queen'dan peran

'SUNSHINE SUSIE

grum

The Film Weakly on Renate Muf.

--beur-horn- {neatulish In2 1000 (56) Ter? a pre

Renate was) instead of in Toronto

In 1803.

Bonate showLh rare and precis gift of making you feel that the world if good place to live So it in his little German girl who has helped to keep Loudoir happy in diffin sufianainal circum-

Bot Remembered; "Again, district aurorer weak that for some days she made worked before her illness, was no effort to live, -a

compli -practical" döçtər

dancing of Pearl Argyle.

Many of the guests also took part in the flm

When she is a picture which sets up new re-

not the jorda in seting ability and show- | ilon,, but

hom manship Mr. Ainley ought to be séen inord: Brilli

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fever, pneumonia and proceeded. In & most, dignified way to recover staadily with a tampers. ture falling.”

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JEAN COLIN

PAT PATERSON

ALFRED DRAYTON

From the

Vandeville Musical Fares by

KEBLE HOWARD

NEXT ATTRACTION

MAISIE

GAY

TO OBLIGE

LADY

DOAJE

WALLACE

STAR

TO-DAY TO THURSDAY AT 2.80, 5.20, 7.20 AND 9.20.

Fin Dorsay Reginald Denay

Those

THREE FRENCH GIRLS

Commenting on the success treatment, Dr. Poynton attributed TO-DAY it to various reasons... Amọng, tham keputa that staid obstinacy:

andet

all con

GRETA GABBO

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