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CENTRAL

THEATRE

Advance Booking at Andersons and the Theatre Tel. 25720.

TO-DAY AT THE

CINEMA

HONG KONG

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933.

SHOWING TO-DAY

MÅTT

2.80, 5.10, 7.15

RONCKONC'S FINEST CINEMA

Two who began in passion's reckless

(TAKE QUEEN'N ED., WESTBOUND BUS

King'a.

& 9.30 P.M.

A Farewell to Arms."

Queen's.

"Behind the Mask."

Central.

States Attorney, "

"Mr. Lemon of Orange."

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW At 2.80, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.80 P.M.

COUNSEL FOR CROOKS OR PUB- LIC PROSECUTOR!

He Won at Both, Un- til the Woman He Loved Faved Him Across the Stand . .

JOHN

BARRYMORE

with

HELEN

TWELVETREES

In Drama Dramatic us a Judge's Sentence!

STATE'S ATTORNEY

JILL ESMOND WILLIAM (Stage) BOYD MARY DUNCAN

Directed by

GEORGE ARCHAINBAUD

- RKO RADIO PICTURE,

SUNDAY

PILGRIM

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Gangajalons Radiction

Sydney The Howard MAYOR'S NEST

PRETADA PHACHENI POGERS

CHEAPER RAILWAY FARES? STRUGGLE TO RE-CAPTURE TRAFFIC.

Oriental.

World.

"Fifty Million Frenchmen."

KOWLOON

The Flying Fool."

Star.

Majestic.

King's.

He Lenrued, About Women,"

COMING

"Society Girl."

"Tess of the Storm Country."

Queen's..

"Prosperity."

The Mayor's Nest,"

Central.

World.

Star.

Speak Easily,"

When a Feller Needs

Friend.

J

CANTON CINEMAS

Sun Wah Theatre.

"The Most Dangerous Game."

Wing Hon.

The Niglit of June-13." Sun Kwok Man Theatre.

The Flag Lieutenant."

"

Tal Tak.

"Just Imagine. Chung Wah.

Call Her Savage."

"BEHIND THE MASK"

London, March 6-Faced with a steadily contracting freight and passenger traffic, the problem of the railways is one of extreme disou.-

THRILLER AT THE QUEEN'S

abandon

defying a world gone mad with hate!

FAREWELL TO ARMS

with

HELEN HAYES GARY COOPER. ADOLPHE MENJOU A Shramment Picture

ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S WORLD FAMOUS STORY

AS YOU READ IT IN THE BOOK WILL SEE IT ON THE SCRÉEN..

"A FAREWELL TO

ARMS"

AUTO BUILDING AT HOLLYWOOD

. Paramount's Hollywood studios went into the automobile manufae- turing business to build care of the 1915 variety for "A Farewell to

SO YOU

EPIC ANTARCTIC

FILM

SHACKLETON'S LAST VENTURE

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, March 8-Yesterday

Those who like thrills and mystery should see the picture "Behind the Mask" which is at present showing Arme," a Frank Borzage produc: saw privately at the Queen's Theatre. The story tion, screen adaptation of the

is somewhat GD the lines of

"Endurance,"

"BOOKING

AT THE

THEATRE

TEL. 25313 & 25392.

NEXT CHANGE -BY SPECIAL REQUEST-

THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS

IN

HORSE FEATHERS

Mirth's

Horsemen

riding wild through a

collage of lovethirsty co-eds!

A Paramount Picture

that the photography was nearly. twenty years old, and that it is eleven years since Sir Ernest Shackleton was buried in his lonely

grave.

An

As for Cmdr. Worsley's narra." tive, he achieves the difficult feat of describing one of the most heroic in history364 miles across jorneys heaving ice-floes, and then 800 miles across the stormicat sea in the world ain open boat-with charming modesty and great good Humour.

Incidentally, as he told me later, he and the other members of the expedition wore probably unaware of the War longer than any other civilised beings alive. They sailed on Aug. 1, 1914, and received their

iwit be the pities if

Ernest Hemingway novel, current superb film narrative of Sir Ernest "Frankenstain," and tells of a Mr. ly playing at the King's Theatre, Shackleton's last gallant attempt X. who becomes responsible for a with Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper to reach the South reign of terror in conjunction within starring roles, and Adolphe Mon- his dope traffic operations. He is

jou featured. the leader of the ring, but no one, not even his co-workers, know his identity, and anyone who interferes with his plans is destroyed.

Secret Service agents were killed

Four 1916 Fints, complete in this film is overlooked. One of the every detail, were constructed for greatest feats in the history of ex- the picture. They were built as ploration is: here, recorded by the wartime ambulances, and are exact

"RUN ON THE BANK'

DARING HOLLYWOOD FILM

(Special Air-Mall, Service).

London, March 7-A run on the bauk. Frenzied thousands swept by one mad desire to get their money. It is a situation America knows too well to-day. And it forms the background of one of Hollywood's most daring films, American Madness," showing at the Metro- pole, Victoria,

Walter Huston's performance, sa

a courageous bank chief is com- parable in its acting power with his memorable portrayal of Abra- ham Lincoln. Supporting him are Constance Cummings, Pat O'Brien, Kay Johnson, and Gavin Gordon.

Another revealing film is also at the Metappole" 90,000 Years in Sing Sing" the only picture ever

written by a prison warder.

Readers who insert a private pre- paid advertisement, minimum 4.

lines, in our classified columns this week will, on request, receive, la ticket admitting two persons to the theatre. Applications by post must have a stamped addressed envelope...

Only one double ticket will be given for any one remittance. No request will be entertained after the adver tisement has appeared. Advertisers must accept the day offered.

CONSTANCE BENNETT IN

LONDON

TROUSER VOGUE DISLIKE.

(Special Air-Mali Service)

London, March 7.Miss Con- stance Bennett,

the film star, arrived in London last night, accompanied by her husband, the Marquis de la Falaise, This morn ing the couple leave for Paris

* Iahall not see anything of London," said Miss Bennett, bút perhaps I shall come again.

The

GLEENT STRATEE

TO-DAY & TO MORROW At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 p.m. A FIEND WHO LIVED BY DEATH

JACK HOLT in BEHIND the

ALSO

MASK

with Boris KABLOFF S

Constance CUMMINGS

A Columbia Picture.

"DANGEROUS DAPPER DAN Ideal Cinemagazine

FROM SUNDAY

What d'y mean, around:

corner?

NOW!

Pedro, fear to useles by the Misa Bennett crossed from San

cargo steamer Delftdyk voyage lasted twenty-five days, any

"We decided to travel by cargo boat," she said, in order to avoid.

wanted a bit of peace and quiet -ness."

one after another until only one re- duplicates of those, used in the Al photography of Frank Hurley and first news of events that had shaken the crowds on a large liner-1:

mains Jack Hart. In order to in dentify Mr. X he daringly joins the ring and works with Mr. X. who all the time hides his identity behind a mask. Just as he is, about to succeed, Hart is caught, and there fallows one of the most thrill- ing scenes in the film. Not until the last few minutes of the film when the mask is torn from his features, is Mr. X revealed.

There are plenty of thrills and excitement in this film, with Boris Karloff, the successor to Lon Chaney in the leading role. Jack Holt, as the secret service agent played up to his standard, with Constance Cummings, who-supplied--they ro mantic touch to the film.

FILM CHIEF'S ACTION FAILS

pine district during fighting there. Official war photographs and speci- fications from the Fiat factory wer used to plan the cara.

a lively. unaffected commentary by Cmdr. F. A. Worsley, D.S.O., captain of the Endurance.

Watching the beautiful shots of

Paramount owns eight other anj cient cars, which frequently see uso icebergs, and hurricanes, sen ele

in pictures, among them a Holeman

the world nearly two years later.

Before the private showing yeater- day a dozen members of the ex- pedition, with Cmdr. Worsley in the chair, met at luncheon. Sir

1808, Didion Bouton 1000, Oldsmo-Phants and penguins, and all the Ernest Shackleton's two sons, Ray bile 1902, Cadillac limousine 1910, daily life of the expedition in the mond and Eddie," were also pre- Royal Tourist Ambulance 1910, Antarctic, it was hard to realise", sent. Stanley Steamer 1910, Buick 1914, Studebaker 1915.

HOUSE-MOVING---AT HOLLYWOOD.

FOR NEW DRIESLER-MORAN

FILM

It's no news when they move a movie troupe to a house in the coun-

the house in the country to the movie troupe.

Judgment For Company but it's news when they move

Against £7,800-A-

Year Man

This bit of cinematic housemov- ing was accomplished during the filming of the latest Maris Dress SINGER AND £50 CHEQUE ler Polly Moran comedy, "Prosper ity," which will be shown from Sunday at the Queen's Theatre.

(Special Air-Hall Service):

ty. It is manifest from Mr. White- London, March 7-Mr. James law's speech at the London and Van Bibber Bryson, the £7800 a North-Eastern Railway meeting year "Im chief," of Park-lane, W., yesterday that no stone is to be left failed in the King's Bench to-day unturned to attract short and long is his action against Universal distance passenger traffic from the Pictures Limited, of Wardour roads to the railways. The compa-street, W. tition of the motor coaches is receiv, Mr. Bryson claimed damages for ing the fullest consideration of the alleged wrongful dismissal, but railways, which are now reviewing judgment was given for the com- the question of passenger fares. To pany with certain costs. what extent a reduction would be The case came before the Lord justified is uncertain; but, on this important subject an announcement is promised at an early data.

One factor which a doubtles. moving the railways to create busi mess in the loss on their redundant trolling stock. Since the and of 1923 the number of steam locomotives on the L.N.E.R. has been reduced by 382; yet, in spite of this decline, an agreement made in 1929, he was

The plot called for the popular comedy pair to do "location work" in the environs of an old farm house. Then, instead of returning to the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios to build interiors matching the location scones, Director Sam Wood arranged for the purchase of the quaint house and took it along. Thus the actual interior as well as the exterior was photographed.

Chief Justice (Lord Howart) on Bryson was living, paid into her legal argument arising out of the own account a cheque for 250 jury's findings.

drawn on the company in favour of The action was concluded on Lady Rafter, wife of the Chief Fel, 10, when the special jury gave Constable of Birmingham, and had their answers to nine questions afterwards made out a personal

mdr had been put to themeleque for felony in fevour

Mr. Bryson's case was that, under Lady Rafter.

the company has 430 locomotives appointed managing director at

To a friend, your photograph has

more personal significance than any gift you can make. The family, too, will welcome a new portrait.

Make an appointment today.

CHARMING STUDIO

21, Wellington Street.

4 SHOWS

DAILY

"TAKE ANÝ TRÀM OR HAPPY VÄLERY MƏR

Tel 26767.

ROAD

ORIENTALE

TEL. 284TE

2 DAYS ONLY-TO-DAY—TO-MORROW THE FUNNIEST PICTURE YOU HAVE SEEN THIS YEAR.

EL BRENDEL AND FIFI DORSAY

MR. LEMON OF ORANGE

DOUBLY FUNNY BECAUSE HE'S THERE

In a broadcast-the first she has. ever given she said, replying to the question of the announcer, What do you think of this new craze for women wearing men's cat for

"I think that, besides looking silly, it is in very bad taste. If we accept women in trousers, then we should be ready to accept men in skirts, and just think how stupid that would be. In fact, it is so stupid that I am going straight home to bed.”

After ten days in Paris she and her husband will return to Holly. wood,

MAJESTIC

Bonanny. "THEATRE

Nathan Road, Kowloon. Tel. 67222 TO-DAY & TO-MORROW At 2.80, 5.20, 7,20 & 9:20 p.m.

Laugh with

the sap who thought love was a noun!

ERWIN

DRESSLER MORAN

in the Laugh riot

PROSP

More

Welcome Than

A Public Holiday with

Anita PAGE Rorman FOSTER A SAM WOOD

Production

STAR

TO-DAY & TO

AC2:30 6,207.20

BRITISH INT

misconchtet or

∙HE COULD DISH IT

OUT... BOY HE COULDNTI

COOK IT

ARNED ABOUT

WO

WOMEN

FOOL

BENITA HUME HENRY KENDALI

URSULA

Mias Tresiler maintained that the

bazaarcin

out of commission, all repaired 7,800 a year, with expenses, forment the balance of the and ready to go into traffic when iree years, and that he was sum required

marily dismissed in September

Another indication of the desire 1001, when the agreement had

to meet Altered conditions is the ther

scrapping of a large number of The comp

older carriage stock, which is to be drimigr

eplaced by new carriages designed ded

bordistance excursion traile

buffet bers

denied that he-

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