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A STORY OF MODERN. YOUTH!

The World, Acclaimí a Newborn Stars

TODAY AT THE CINEMA

HONG KONG

The Third String. "Such Heroes

(Chinese Picture).

"Strictly Personal.'

Queen'

Central.

"The Age of Consent.”.

Oriental. ⠀

Tarzan the Ape Man'

World.

Secret Service.

Star.

Thit the girl you've been

reading about who stopped from a type

`dom in'a day.

... Boo Her la..

The

AGE OF CONSENT

A trama of love Under The Ng Balon

WAS. DOROTHY WILSON, Arline Judjs, Richard Cromwell, Erie Lindma, John Hal

day, Aileen Pringle · Directed by Gregor') La Cove ARKIO RADIO Picture of Cauroni David O Salznick, Esecutive Producer

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LUCIEN MURATORE TENOR OF. THE PARIS OPERA

in

"THE UNKNOWN SINGER

A SENSATIONAL" FRENCH TA: KIE WITH ENGLISH TITLES.

.12.30 2.80 & 7.15

A CHINESE FILM WITH MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT

PEAR LING

and

2

SUI LING SHEN

in

"BELLE OF THE SOUTH SEAS"

A UNITED PHOTOPLAY

PRODUCTION.

skirts; rolled stockings; low neck line hair bobbed" And "then,

KOWLOON

"State Fair."

Majestic.

King's.

<

Make me a Star."

COMING

Love on Wheels,"

Quean's.

"Song of the Eagle."

Central.

"The Unknown Singer."

Belle of the South Seas/** "The Woman Commands."

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1933

SHOWING

TO-DAY

KINGS THEATRE

THE AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE

AT 5.10 and 8.30 PM. ONLY.—|— At 2.30 and 7.15 PM. ONLY '

@thirthquake

The THIRD STRING

The funniest adventure of W.W.JACOBS trio of rascally sailor men,now a mirth-provoking film.

WITH

SANDY POWELL KAY HAMMOND

AND

A CAUMONT İVELSH-PEARSON

PRODUCTION

Pictures In Hong Kong

"LOVE" ON WHEELS"

TALE OF A LONDON STORE

with

"Love On Wheels which coming On Sunday at the King's Theatre, the Gainsborough" picture, Jack Hulbert putting across bts famous grin and spontaneous fool- ing, coming to the Astoria next

week.

L

"THE AGE OF CONSENT "

DOROTHY WILSON IN

- LEADING ROLE

BO

A new star came to the screen of the Centra Theatre yesterday in a picture so poignantly. true, daringly honest, that it merits the attention of every man and woman. The star-is Dorothy Wilson who, This film is something absolutely we are told, was adorning a stego- new in the way of entertainment,grapher's desk just few weeks A quick-action comedy full of racy ago in the Rko-Radio in Holly- humour, and charming song num- wood.

bers:

The picture is "The Age of Con-

emotions the

It is not dificult to imagine Jack sent"-a photoplay which ceases to Hulbert's comicalities when you be just a roll of celluloid and, in- think of him as a shop assistant stead, becomes a moving stirring in a big stores, whose job is to be drama of young lives. suddenly fired whenever a customer com engulfed in a tidal wave of human plains! He desires to get on, in the world and one day to astonishment of the general mana- ger, fra himself. The one-time shop assistant does eventually get a good position, but not before the onlooker has been treated to some very amusing incidents.

There was inspiration behind the making of this stirring drama. A fine sense of beauty and human feeling, those intangible elements sometimes missed by the Hollywood productions, throughout "The Age of Consent.

emotion she

་་

Gorden Harker has an important role in this film. He plays a con

Dorothy Wilson, beautiful be- ductor on a Green Line bus and cause of her young expressive per- his cockney humour gets full play. sonality, must indeed have felt, Edmund Gwenn acts with his usual during the filming of the picture, vivacity the part of the general every

outwardly manager in the stores and the portrays. Otherwise she could not heroine is played with delightful possibly have touched so many charm by Leanora Corbett, a new hearts yesterday at the opening comer to the screen, but, after her performane of the picture. performance in this film, I am told, she will soon become.. favourite.

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“SONG OF THE EAGLE"

SHOWS TWENTY YEARS AMERICAN HISTORY

Few other picture that have been so modestly, heralded as "The Age of Consent" nicceeded in giving an audience s great and happy a glow as that which was aroused in them by this powerful piece of en- tertainment.

work of

In reviewing the Dorothy Wilson, and the players who support her-Arline Judge, Richard Cromwell, Eric Linden, John Halliday and Aileen Pringle -one disregards that they are" actors and actresses.

or

along about the 1920 period, i From ankles to knees to ankle-ly Messrs. Towne and Baker's best that's the route travelled by wo crack of the evening: "Skirts and men's skirts during the past two stocks come down together. For decades.

**

the first time, Elaz's dress fa fully And it's the route they travel in modern...

Song of the Eagle," drama por Not only women's costumes, but traying the march of events in America during the period of

They are persons we have known,

hope to know, and consequent their crises become our crises. "The Age of consent," adapted from the Broadway atage success, "Crossroads" by Martin Flavin, is played against a background of college life. There is no ukelele strumming, or fat boys sitting on pianos in turtle-neck sweaters.

It is a sincere and human insight

men's as well, are handled in the twenty years just passed. The inte the lives of a boy and girl, same fashion. Automobiles, nouses film opens on Sunday at the made miserable by campus rules and "apartments, even silver and

Queen's. chinaware change as the styles of

that forbid marriage and conven-

the past two decades changed. For Cassy Robinson and Willard tions that thwart a natural expres the picture, which recreates in Mack, who wrote the screen play son of their love thrilling fashion the history of the from the original story by Gene period, was produced with a high Towne and Graham Baker, and degree of faithfulness to detail." | Ralph Murphy, who directed, The action of the film is played spent many an hour in consulta out by & cast headed by Charles make certain that every dresh, tion with costume designers to Bickford, Richard Arlen and Mary every suit worn, would be authen Brian. The story on which the panorame is spread concernsia res-·

tic

"WILD GIRL

“Wild Girl," with Charles Far rell, Joan Bennett and Ralph Bol-

In the opening sequenes of the lamy in the stellar roler, comes to pectable middle-class brewing fani script, for example, they noted the King's Theatre very shortly. ly, who faces the years of war, of Skirts only a few inches from a Fox Films dramatization prohibition of depression, with ground, over high laced or button of Bret Harte's famous story, dignity and strength, and who weled shoes; long hair in the coiffeurs Salomy Jane's Kiss. Other not come the return to legal bear (ab")

of the period. That's in 1916. ables in the east are Minna Gom

A

a return to the happiness they once The early 1956 sequences have en Bell, Eugene Fallette, Irving know. But the problem they, face then is one which all America may

tirely different notes: "Knee length Pichel, Barah Padden and Louise # (Continued on previous column). Beavers, Raoul Walsh directed it.

A CHINESE PICTURE.

HAU LAN KAN

LIU CHI CHUEN

IN

"SUCH HEROES"

WITH

TAN YING

A UNITED PHOTOPLAY

SERVICE PICTURE,

Un saludo

"Hong

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NEXT "OHANGE THERE IS PLENTY TO, LAUGH AT AND A WHOLE LOT TO CHARM. YOU IN

"LOVE, ON WHEELS

In

JACK HULBERT LOVE on WHEELS

· WITH

LEONORA CORBETT GORDON HARKER.

GAINSBOROUGH PICTURE.

Gravadot

Est to

Asuncion Granados, the Spanish Dancer, who is to appear at the Peninsula and Hong Kong Hotels.

preter. Her artistry shows de- lightful freshness of spirit and s delicate sense of rhythm.

A CLEVER SPANISH

او

DANCER

TO APPEAR AT PENINSULA

AND H.K. HOTELS

Jose Serrano at the piano is her accompanist, and a good evening's anusément is assured.

been some blunt instrument in his hand at the time.

The dainty Spanish dancer and guitarist, Asunción Granados, is in

Giving evidence on oath, Dollah Hong Kong and arrangements have been made for two performances bin Ali said he had two wires and one for to-day at 9 p.m. in the two children.

I met the complainant near Rose Boom of the Peninsula Hotel, and the other at the same hour on the New World and asked him for the Hong the money. He gave me a rude Monday, the 31st, in Kong Hotel Roof Garden. Book reply and I became angry. My ing is now open at the Peninsula", child was weeping; I had no money; I was getting only 20 to 30 cents Hotel Asuncion Granados, expresses with my head and struck him with my A fascinating brunette, Senorita a day, and I had no food. I lost her admirable dances, the poetry hand. and fire of Spain.

She draws from the guitar won derful effects and she is a most sensitive and individual inter

STRICTLY PERSONAL

AT THE QUEEN'S THEATRE

There is plenty of action in this drama of everyday life, There is a dash of humour too, but it is poignantly trita in many instances. Majorie Rambeau an old favourite of the stage who has played the lead in one of San Francisco's lead: ing theatres for years, is need at: Fer best. She keepsa Lonely hearts club" with the aid of „Ed- ward Ellis. This star handles the situation very cleverly, he is try- ing to live down as, unhappy and shady paat, Eddie Quillan as the dashing young reporter does admir- ably and has rather a crush on young - Mary (Dorothy Jordan). There is generally a villan in a picture of this type, and Leais Calher as Magruder proves a very efficient one inderd" He gets killed in the end but before that -is. caught just as he is about to By to Mexico with Mary, There is plenty of action in this Paramount picture, and we do not hesitate to recommend it to any one who is seeking for a really delightful way of spending a few hours. It is playing at the Queen's Theatre. The cast is as follows. Annie Majorie Rambeau. Mary de Dorothy Jordan. Magruder... Louis Calhern. Wetzeleni Hope Jennings Hewes Giggles Flynn.... Soapy Andy

Bessie .....

Mrs. Castleman

Jerry O'Connor

Holbrook

Hugh Herbert.

Jean Barry, Charles Sellon.. A*Gay Seabrook, Thomas Jackson. Edward Ellis. Eddie Quillan. Dorothy Burgess.

Olive Hell. Rollo Lloyd Ben Hall, Capt. Reardon......Dewitt Jennings. Leila

Hazel Jones.

FILM TAKING IN SINGAPORE

· PRODUCER AND "ACTOR

HAVE A FIGHT

An

Singapore, July 90. American film company "shooting" scenes in Singapore of a Dayak, dance, and a Malay pro- ducer being attacked with a.. knuckle-duster by one of his actors, were some of the exciting events related to the first magistrate, Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday when he heard a case of voluntarily caus ing grievous hurt with a danger- ous weapon against the actor, Dollah bin Ali.

"The complainant producer, Mr. Mohamed Ali Moonshi, stated that among the many professions which he had followed were, sub-editor of Malay vernacular newspaper," au- thor and playwright and super-" visor in the dim production of a Dayak dance scene.

Dr. E. S. Monteiro, of the Gen eral Hospital, stated that the con plainant was brought in by a con- stablo shortly after 10 am, on June 7. He had a lacerated wound on hia face which the doctor stitch- ed. He was then allowed to leave hospital.

Mr. Moonshi, the complainant, then gave evidence in English. He related that an American film com- pany had engaged him in con. nection with the filming of a Dayak dance. Several actors were requit ed for the scenes and for that pur pose he had a man named Syed Ali to engage people at the rate of $4 a day.

On June 7, about 10a.m., con tinued complainant, he met the ag- cused walking near the New World. Dollah demanded payment of his fee for taking part in the dance scenes. Complainant explained that he only had an uneashed che que on him, and the sceused there- upon became abusive and struck him in the face. I

There must have

His honour found him guilty on the lesser charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt anly, and postponed sentence.

the lesser charge of voluntarily MAJESTIC

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