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SYMPHONIC CONCERT.. PENINSULA HOTEL
PROGRAMME
PART I
1. MARCH
PATROL
TURKISH Linoke
2 IDYLL... IN SPRINGTIME "...
Greig
8. SELECTIONS........" MIKADO....
4. Gilbert & Sullivan
4. FANTAST FOR CLARINET........... Willo
Solo-M. A. VIENICK'
Piano-M MALEZOFY
INTERVAL
PART II
1. OVERTURE.... ORPHEDE IN THE
UNDERWORLD" Ofenlizoh
WALTZ
„HARCAROLLE-
TALES OF HOFFMAN" Petras AU MOULIN
4. SONG ......MUSETTA- KOHEME
SONG..........
Puccini
................." POOR WANDER-
ING ONE** „Gilbert & Bullivan Vocalist-Mu D. BLAIR, LA M.. Piano-Ma. F. MABOM
INTERVAL
PART HI
1, SELECTIONS......" BIT THE DECK" ............. Youmanı, Robins & Giray LOONCRET TANGO
Zamenic
3. EXTASE.....
SYMPHONY...... IN A CHINESE
TEMPLE GAEDEN"
Lopullo
SUNDAY, 3rd JÜLY
Commencing at 8.45 p.m.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1932.
SHEER BEAUTY OF TATTOO.
AUDIENCE OF 15,000
SPELLBOUND
GREAT PAGEANT OF EMPIRE.
Aldershot, June 10th.-Under the beautiful canopy of a perfect June night 18,000 people have just lived through some of the, most stirring episodes in our Empire history,
This was the final rehearsal for this year's Aldershot Tattoo, which during the next few days will draw spectators from fur and wide. The spacious wood-flanked Rushmoor įtrem provides an ideal setting for this gorgeous military spectacle, which never fails to thrill all who see it.
So it was to-night: so thrilling and beautiful were many of the pieces that at timees the great audi- hence sat spellbound, and then, when
released from the witchery of it all
burst into round after round of cheering. For sheer beauty the brilliant uniforms, the Bashing ac coutrements, the proud, perfectly trained horses, accompanied by powerful searchlight rays, formed a series of pictures that will live long
in the memory.
ROBOT AIDS TO THE HOW M2 IS TO BE
HOUSEWIFE.
MILK BILL OF 2,000.
• GALLONS A DAY.
Bromhrough. A gleaming palaer of white and silver devote to par cels of melting gold. This, is the impression which remains after tourning the Unilever factory at Bromborough,
It is claimed as the most up-to- date margarine works in the world, There is every imaginable device to ensure cleanliness, and the whole process of manufacture is worked by uncinery,
From the first moment when the milk and other ingredients 1415
RAISED.
THE NAVY'S BOLDEST SALVAGE EFFORT.
COMPRESSED AIR TO FORCE
4
OUT WATER.
So much progress, has been made towards salving the M2 that it is hoped, with ronsunnblé luck in weather and tides, to refont the submarine
the now lying with bodies of her crew 100ft deep in West Bay Portland, and tow her into harbour in about a month's timo.
This is the most ambitious salvage
blended to the final packing, the effort the Nary, which has no margarine is not once touched by salvage service, bus ever made at such a depth. In view of wenther human hands.
and tidal difficulties the work done so far has not taken much longer than was expeqjed.
Quarter-Mile Long.. '} The factory is a quarter of a mile in length and employs 800 workpeople, Their sole business is to hpk after the machines, and particularly to see that no speck of anything that can mar this absolute cleanliness can alight upon thom.
Every night the machinery is thoroughly washed and the wooden implements are disinfected.
The daily ration of milk fed to these machines is 2000 gallone. It is taken into a dairy to be cooled. This is in itself an interesting
So exact is the effect that it is easy to forget that only, long and careful training can produce such perfect symmetry of movement as is provided by the wheeling, mazel-proews. ing and counter-marching of the troops taking part in the, items.
The Present-and the Past.
Of the latter probably none was more picturesque than the brillant white effect of the massed gymnasts in striking contrast with the vivid green of the furf and the starlet background of the tunics of the bandsmeň. Some of these scenes were made exquisitely beautiful by the see of coloured lighting,
Blocks of ice have to be dropped no platform and crashed to powder by a machine which deals with 20 tons in 24 hours.
Granite Rollers,
Thoan responsible believe thing, the
compressed air blown into the ball will give the M 2 sufficient, buoy- ancy to rise, It is calculated that she will have in her over 100 tona of loose water, which cannot be forced out, six to ensure stability in these circumstances will be one of the most auxious prehlems of the entire operations.
A great deal of the necessary work has been done. The conning. tower and hangar huve been sealed with special cement have been fitted
and hoses then:
جانا
to carry compressed wiY. To provide means for the water to escape, holes have been burnt and drilled in the cuter and inner hulls, sealed with steel and rubber pat- ches and fitted with valvOL
01
When the vessel in flonied the com- After the milk and oi) have been pressed air pumped into her will chures, the fores out the water. She will rise, mixed in enormous
it is planned, how first. When on golden lumps are wheeled on electhe aurface divers will close the bric trucks to the maturing 100m, valves, and sha will be watertight. where the margarine is tilted into and ready for towing to harbour.
AD unprecedented number aluminium hoppers to be pressed hours have been spent under water three times. between granite rollers. by the pick of the Navy's most ex- Music plays an important part in Then it finds its way to the weigh.perienced deep sew divers. From March to May 30 diving hours the lascination af, the Tattoo. Ex-ing and wrapping machines, which totalled 247. One diver remained traordinarily effective were the
under water continuously for the massed ounted bands in the
astonishing period of 3 hours and 40 minutes. cavalry rido and the massed bands of the Aldershot Command, which performed their evolutions as they played and sent their music sound- ing over miles of Hampshire coun- tryside,
Then the scene changed as if by some magical qausformation. The present gave way to the past, and, before our eyes British troops of other days. re-enacted some of the spirring and victorious epizodes of our military history, portrayed to period" music. Now the woody and hills echoed and re-echoed to the shouting of men, and the boom
deliver the half-pounds to the girls standing ready to stow them away in the wooden boxes.
LAST VOYAGE OF IMPLACABLE.
TRAFALGAR RELIC AT
PORTSMOUTH.
1;
- VICTORY SALUTES AN OLD
ENEMY,
Portsmouth. Another memorable occasion in Portsmouth naval his-
of artillery, while the sky was illutory was provided when the famous
minated by Durating, shells...
When we gazed on the "visions" of events which stand out in the building of our Empire, quch as the landing of Capt. Cook, in Australia, scenes from the Matabele war, and the trial of the early Capadian Bettlers, our 15,000 hearts, bent proudly because we, too, were the same Face and breed as these simple,, loyal, but immortal meh..
two-decker Implacable, which A8 the Duguay Trouin fought the Vic- tory at Trafalgar, entered the harbour, having bean towed from Falmouth on her last voyage.
For the first time for 124 years the last ocension being. in the Bal. tie in 1808-Implacable, the sole survivar afloat of the famous hattig, passed Victory. As she did so her
When the vessel is salvaged, and immediately after the bodies of her captain and crew have been" remove, ed, the most experienced men in the submarine service will carry out A complete examination. Every control in the ship will be exactly as it was when she took her last plunge is hoped that this ax- amination will reveal the mystery of her sinking.
A COIN WAS SPUN, AND---
TRAGEDY OF BOY WHO
WENT OUT TO PLAY
MOTHER'S VIGIL BY THE
THAMES.
The spin of a coin cost a seven- year-old Chelma sehoolboy his life.
Harry Faithfull, of Luna-street, had asked his father whether he full was undeciced. He tossed up might go out to play. Mr. Faith-
a penny and the boy won.
But you must be back in half
old adversary had guard of At the end the vast arena was
Marines mounted find the ship's an hour," said the parent,
Fifteen minutes later there were thrown into complete darkness, and company manned ship. The bugles frantic knock on Mr. Faithfull's there appeared in the velvety black-blow a salute, and the onsign was front door. ness of the sky great white cross, As the massed bunds played "Abide with me" the great audience re verently stood with bared he s
RUMOUR ABOUT, THE
EX-KAISER.
NO CLANDESTINE RECEP TION OF GERMAN "MONARCHISTS.
(THROUGH LECTER'S AGENCY.).
dipped. ".
Implacable will take up her moor ings near the hardway and close to Victory as a holiday training ship for cadets, Sea Scouts, and Boys' Brigados.
Harry has fallen into the river" said a little girl. Come quick!"
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Mr. Faithfull rushed to the .cm- and near Battersea Bridge found bankment, a quarter of a mile away. thousands of people lining the para LORD LYTTON'S WALKING | MOSLEM DEVOTEES INVADE
Proudly dying a magnificent red pet, watching the river police dreg ensign, she entered harbour mann-King the river for the body of his
little son. ed by 200 Son Scouts, sons of local. naval men, and was received with the stately naval honours accorded to a man of war. ;
Towed" From Falmouth,
darried Away. The boy had been playing on the steps loading to the river when he Blipped and fel in.
A man named Rutherford heard the boy's screams and dived into the
STICK.
MONKS IN TROUBLE OVER ITS LOSS.
HOLY CITY.
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THOUSANDS FLOCK TO KÄR BALA FOR GREAT FESTIVAL.
A walking stick which Lord
(THROUGH REUTER'Ą AGENCY.) Lytton lost on his recent trip la Col. Harold Wylie, son of the water, but a strong current was Tai Shan, Shantung, China's sacred
Bagdad, June 23.-A hundred famous marine painter, who in fu running, and Harry was carried mountain, has been recovered and thousand pilgrims have invaded, the ture will be in charge of Implacable, away.. describing the last voyage, said: Mr. Rutherford was taken from sent to Peiping. Word to this effect
Shiah Mohammedans begin to-day Doorn, June 26The former Kai-Falmouth at 11 yesterday morning once conveyed him to hospital,
Walipped our moorings at the water exhausted. An unbul has been received at Shangaai from holy city of Karbala where the sor Wilhelm: his returned here from and were outside. Falmouth Har I could just see the boy's bead Taianfu, who personally directed brath the return of the decapitated. Mr. Chow Po-huang, magistrate of a great festival arranged to cote Zandvoort at the end of the first bour by noon." We arrived off in mid-stream," he said, "but be- holiday he has taken since he en- Spithead 2; 11 to-day, almost fore I could reach him he had dis the search for the missing cane,
Head of the prophet Hussain, gre tered exile her in 1918. Up to the twenty-four hours of towing. At appeared. Then I found myself in When the loss became known, the nut of Mohamot, from Damascus Jast moment, rumours persisted times we were making nine knots, difficulties. I am not a good swim magistrate threatened to detain all 1,300 yours ago. that Wilheim ad mixed his leisure and, although there was little mer. Just as I was being sucked nt Zandvoort with the clandestine pitching, it was hardly noticeable. under a lifebuod hit the water be monks in the temple, where Lord, reception of German monarchists, We were towed altogether about 180 sido my bend. I grabbed at it, and Lytton and his party stayed, but his latest visitors supposed to in miles. Our crew consisted of my the police hauled me into their this threat was abandoned one clude the former Crown Prince.wolf and five others..
Adenial has however, bear in To ensure her maintenance as 2
intervention of the Chinese Abbes aned that he saw any foreign vist holiday training ship Lu anual
sor's Office of the Inquiry Commis- tors and the statement adds, "the income of £1,500 must be secured
sion. The finder has been rosterd har received a commendatory me former monarch spent a quict and The ollem of the Implacable Fund
ed with 810 whilst the magistrato unge from Marshal Chang Hauch- unjoyable holiday."
are at 10, Bouverie-ntrect, E.C. 4,
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bont
The boy's mother, n pitiful, tear ful figure, leaned helplessly against the parapet for hours last night watching the dragging operations for the body.
grand.
It is intensely hot but a tomporn. ture of 115 degrees in the shade does pot deter pilgrims from per forming their elaborate ritual.