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CINEMA TRADE NOTICES

OUR LITTLE GIRL

Glorious Shirley Temple, whose natural art is second to none, and

who has, in the words of Irvin 8. Cobb, "made more people happy and made more children laugh than any child your age in the history of the world." is here again.

Her new Fox Film picture. "Our Little Girl," starta its engagement to-day at the King's Theatre. It is called her greatest!

... This is said to be Shlriey's most

touching picture. She plunges into an emotional adventure that sings in the heart as she bravely meets a bewildering crisis while those who are nearest and dearest to her grope in the shadows of misunderstanding.

Shirley's brave smile revives a waning love, when she pleads for her mother to return, and runs away from home to reunite.. her parents.

"Our Little Girl" is said to have appeal for young and old.

For the young in heart as well as th years, there is a thrilling circus sequence. Producer Edward But- cher spared no expense in bring- ing a complete circus, big tent, wild animals, elephants, and all "Poodies" Hanneford, world-fumed

crown and rider, has an exciting act, clowning, riding and falling. Other circus celebrities seen here are "The Clarkonians" in a swing- ing act, and the clowns Hambone, Dumbell, Smiling Ban:bo.

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The direction is by John Robert- BON,

4 SHOWS

DAILY

2.30-1.19

1.55-8.30

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OUR DAILY BREAD

King Vidor launches his career ducer with "Our Dally Bread," the as a full-fledged independent pro

powerful human drama which is scheduled to come to the King's Theatre on Tuesday..

Although Vidor, has been mak- ing his own productions for years. this is the first time he has done, his own financing. which puts him definitely in the independent producer cläss, along with Samuel Darryl F. Zanuck, Goldwyn, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and other producers who release through United Artists

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Vidor establishëd headquarters In Hollywood at the United Artists Studios, where he shot his teriors Most of the picture, how- ever, was taken on location at Tarzana, the Edgar Rice BuI- roughs ranch in the rolling. San Fernando Valley, where the largest set bullt this year was construct-, ed

..

The story concerns an werage young city couple, down on their luck, who take a new lease on life and love when they find them- Д farm, selves transplanted to. and surround themselves with a group of disinherited folks, like themselves, from all walks of life.]

Tre cast, headed "by Karen Morley, Tom Keene, Barbara Pep- per. John Qualen and Addison Richards. is an unusually large one, boasting forty speaking parts and hundreds of minor players.

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ORIENTAL

THEATRE

FLEMING

ROAD

WANGHAI

TEL. 28478

DAYS TO-DAY & TO-MORROW.

ONLY

THE 1935 MUSICAL THRILI. Î

TWO GLORIOUS SINGING STARS ! IN ONE OF THE FINEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!.

RAMON NOVARRO

EVELYN LAYE

*

Symphony Orchestra

of 100

Hundreds of Dancing Beaútíma Cast at 487

The NIGHT IS YOUNG

EVERETT BOUTON DONALD CODE

A Men CHBA, A

Summer Prices Matinees 20 ots.-30 ets.

NO MORE LADIES

What is Glamour?

This question, as old as Holly- wood, raised its interrogatory head agan when the luminaries of the

Theatre."

Here are some of their answers:

ORLDS BUTTER WORTH UNA MERKEL EDWARD

-Evenings 20 str.-35 ets.-55 eta.

NEW RAILWAY LINE

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935.

SHOWING TO-DAY at 8.30, 5.10, 7.28 & 9.80 P.M.

SHE PLAYED

Shirler

**** CHANGE

AT BEING HAPPY!|

MMPLE

AN: PANNLAŽ KONTY should

p

the dark sadës of

membraninding

dest picture

The Girl

"ROSEMARY AMES JOEL MCCREA

KING VIDWE'S

ÜYEN TALEOF FRİN ÖʻBRIEN- KOOKE

"OUR DAILY BREAD* *

"QUEENS

THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY at 2.80, 6.10, 7.20 & 9.30 P.IL

and the moral, my dear pupils is: IF YOU DO KISS, DON'T TELL.

. Thayla shways « Jay together?

The glass së "Perseling Al Obere

CRAWFORD

MONTGOMERY:

CHARLIE RUGGLES NO MORE

FRANCHOT TONE

UNITED ARTIKIE

EDNA MAY OLIVER

Shirley Temple's magic sway over screen fons young and old continues unabated in her now Fox Film picture" Our Little.. Girt showing to-day at the King's Theatre with Joel McCrea and Rosemary Ames.

FLOOD PREVENTION

Financial And Political Help Needed

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Shanghai, August 30.

National Economic

LADIES

PAIN AND ITS

CAUSES

Result Of Recent Research

A discussion was opened at the International Neurological Con

"The Cerebrospinal

00

gress Fluid."

Later Bir Thomps Lewis sub- mitted communication on “Pain resulting from Products of Meta- bolism or of Tissue Damage." Because simple physical interfer- ences, it was stated, were apparent- ly capable of stimulating nerves directly, there had been a tendency to interpret most pains as a result of physical changes induced in erve endings directly by the pain- roducing agency. It was becom ag apparent that other nodes of peripheral stimulation must be considered.

Evidency had been accumulating which suggested that malnutrition or injury of tissues supplied by sensory nerves might to change the local chemical or physicochemical environment of these sensory nerve. Sendings as to stimulato thêm

thus it seemed to be established in the case of somatic muscle that

TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA

KINGS

flong Kong

“Our Littla`Girl”.

QUEEN'S:-

"No More Ladies"

ORIENTAL

"The Night Is Young

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA;

Chinese Picture. -

MAJESTIC

"The Mystery Drood"

KING'S:-

Coming

“Our Daily Bread*

QUEEN'S :-

"Calm Yourself"

ORIENTAL:-

"Clive Or India"

ALHAMBRA -

Edwin

"Two Hearts in Waltz" Time"

HEALTH WORK

A Shanghai Appeal

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Presa" (Gopfright).)

Shanghai. Aug. 28..

FL

MAJESTIC

Panay IHEATRE.—

- Nathan Road Kawloon. Täl. 57222 TO-DAY & TO MORROW. At 2:30, 6.20, 7.20 & 9.80 P.BL.

MUSIC MASTER. DON JUAN OR DEMON?

CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS A UNİVERSAL PICTURE WITH:

CLAUDE RAINS

DOUGLASS MONTGOMERY

HEATHER ANGEL - DAVID 'MANNERS FRANCIS L. SULLIVAN - VALIUM KONSORE......... DIRECTED BY STUART WALKER PRODUCED BY CARLLAEMMLE, JR.

The MYSTERY of EDWIN DROOD

MORE ASSEMBLY HALLS

Built At Nanchang

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

press" (Copyright).]

Nanchang, Aug 25,

A great public need will be an- swered here by the construction of 30 assembly halls, scattered all over the city." These new halls will be sufficient to meet the re- quirements of all public' services entertainment. These buildings such as holding mass meetings and.

cost the government the round sum of $1,500,000, In addition, there have been bullt 10 reception houses a a cost of $5,500, one being locat- ed in each section into wh.ch the city is divided. These houses can be used as public dining rooms for " feasts, tea parties, or any other public entertainments.

An appeal for the unificatioh 5. Shanghai's public health work was made festerday by Dr. F. C. Yer, superintendent of the First Hospital of the Red Cross Society of China, when in a press Inter- view he urged that the present

BATH HOUSES naphazard system providing for Another feature in the recon- three separate health administra-struction of the city here is the ons be altered to make co-opera- erection of five public bath-houses

De afraid to cross the street just because it knows that on the other side lies an area "governed. by a different administration?"

roducts of its work might accumulon and co-ordination possible. late in the tissue spaces, bringing -One municipal division cannot change of environment to locaibo run along modern lines when tensory nerve-endings adequate for another is backward," Dr. Yea (Special to the "Hong Kong Daily, without at least having the thrill he starting up of pain giving

stated. You

cannot segregate of battle the clements/"

impulses. In the case of injuries Press" (Copyright).]

of the skin there was definite disease. Consider Avenue Edward "I have recently taken an sero- Dr. J Earl Baker of Flood R / Plane flight by courtesy of the videaca that substances released VII. Is a disease germ, going t

from the skin acted in a similar lief Administration surveyed the the flood regions in Shantung, endings

Council over way. The idea that sensory nerve- might be stimulated historical and present-day facts of along the Yangtze and over north-through natural chemical or physi- the problem of flood relief at yes western Hupeh. I have come back sochemical tissue changes had been terday's lunch meeting of

the from the trip of observation very taken beyond the stage of theory Shanghal Rotary Club, and said: much encouraged over the pros- by the demonstration that the pairs "The causes of floods in China pects of rendering floods less fre- might be maintained by arrest of are fairly well-known to all of you,quent by means of improved dykes underlying process was thus shown the blood flow to the part. The but it may be well to review them and Improved dyke maintenance to be stable and ita pature was For the most part, they are sco-No people on earth, are more ski-beginning to come within our un graphical. The summer monsoonful in the use of good earth and derstandinx. blowing from the Pacific Ocean

the tools by which it is handled reaches the highlands laden with than are the Chinese. On work of moisture and there precipitation this kind, no finer body of labour- occurs in varying intensity. We all ers could be found in any section" | know that from the Yangtze river of the globe. If these men are so northwards, China receives itled that they have confidence in moisture largely in the summer their commanders, if the genera months. An occasional light fall ton of engineers which has re-

"Our work in cholera has in one way broken the ice. Look at the results. Three years ago the three gether in regard to this disease administrations began to work to-

in the last two years we have had no cholera. I do hất say that this is entirely due to the fact tha" HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

we have worked together, but the improvement anown has a great -Professor Peet, - of Michigan. deal to do with this" described nomia 80 operations under- taken for the relief of high blood.

To illustrate my point I shall pressure. The surgical procedure. discuss the question of lepers in e said, consisted in remotion of Shanghat. No matter who you the greater and lesser splanclinio are, you, are endangered by their nerves and of the lower dorsal presence here, and like germs.

at a cost of $4,800. Unlike those public bath-houses which abound. in the city, the new baih-houses have all the benefits of a combina- tion of modern conveniences and systems. The charge is very mo- dera.e. This is also part of the" scheme in the city's health move- ment in accordance with the New Life principles.

Five new primary schools also re built at the cost of $50,000, and at the same time, due con- sideration has been given to the

for new additional buildings whics, applications of 59 primary schools

according to the plans, will amount to another sum of $790,000. Some of the required buildings are under construction and will be completed before the autumn term commen-

ces.--

China" United Press (by mail)

Species of Bird Perplexed Male Shopper want

name.

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dalb

pres" (Copyright).]

Nank.ng, Aug 25, Concrete measures for the con- "No" More Ladies" company at straction of, ne Klangsi-Fukien Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer fell to de- bating its meaning. The new pic-Sallway have been, agreed upon of snow in winter, a light, early cently been trained in flood consympathetic chain. The operation they respect no municipal boun-- ture, produced by Irving Thalberg among the government authorities, shower in spring or an occasional trol can be adequately supported was done on both sides usually a dartes, In Shanghai there has for tu buy a camisole or a casserole. Em the fall constitute not only financially but in a poll-one time. No patients were opernt years been a dispensary to treat I'm not sure which is the correct. .open to-day at the "Queen's The projected line will be ap- late one

proximately 100 miles in length about the only variations from tical way, I feel sure that they caned was extending from the Shangjoa sta- this rule. If these actually occur, to raise, strengthen and maintain and upon shose blood pressure was the disease; but heretofore, there tion of the Chakiang Klangst Rall- the farmers north of the Yangtze the dykes bordering China's rivers damage to the kidneys was not has been no effort to hospitalize Joan Crawford: "When you wake way southwards to Foochow, pro- reap both a spring and a fall crop to an extent which will so far to always contraindication to lepers.. up and discover it's Sunday morn-vine!al capital of Fukien, via Yen- and prosperity results. If the fall, insure the countryside of China operation The results showed 85 ing."

ping, northern Fukien.

winter and spring precipitation against everything except the ex-per cent improvement varying from relief of headache to apparent Robert Montgomery: "When an

"The Ching Mission to Lepers is A sum of $250,000 monthly from falls, little more than the fall crop ceptional flood

results, under which conditions hana United Prean (by mail),

complete cure. Ten per cent were actress bites a dog."

the railway surplus is to be, appro-

not benefited; about 15 per cent. an international organization, has

• committee of all nationalities, "Somethingpriated by the Ministry of Rail- there is a normal marginal exis

seemed to be cured. In these cured much talked about but sekiom ways to the Cheklang-Kiangsitence. If the

crses "choking of the optic disks, and has existed here for Railway. Administration as a Sin- fails, as it sometimes does, or is so

retinal haemorrhages, cotton-wool time. Its funds are raised in the patches, etc. have disappeared. United States and China, especial- Edna May Oliver: "Breakfast in klang Fund for the issuance of streaked as to fall in some sec- $30,000,000 bonds for the constructions, then drought and famine

There has been a complete returnly in the United States. In the to normal vision and to normal past it has carried on educational tion of the projected line.

kidney function;"

work, given treatment and

.. Franchot Toce:

seen."

bed."

Charlie Ruggles; "A seven letter

A loan of $18,000,000 is to be ob- word in print-sometimes six."

tained from a Shanghal financial Gall Patrick: ""Joan Crawford." group with the $30,000,000 bonds Reginald Denny: "The way aƒ as security. Of this loan ten distant place seems-until you get million dollars are to be employed there."

in the construction of the stations

Edward H. Grimtha; "What ́s

summer monsoon

are the consequence. If, as sore." times happens, the entire pre- cipitation occurs within 10 days or two weeks the rivers then burst their banks and a food follows."

IMPROVED COMMUNICA

TIONS

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally" Prem” (Copyright).1.

IL

INTERNATIONAL BODY

some

con- Dr. Blake Pritchard discussed ducted its affairs through a cen- The Neuromuscular Disturbance tral office! in Myasthenia Gravis," and dealt

"The idea to have, a leprosarium Feiping, Aug. 28 with the remarkable resulta ob-

tained in this severe disease by has recently gained favour" here, Cheng Hel-keng special drugs of the eserine group. These and $80,000 and 100 mow of land As you all know there is a lack Commissioner for Foreign Affairs drugs brought about complete if were obtained for its erection. “A director seachers for when his the purchase of steel rails and of forest cover to absorb rainfall for Hopel, Chahar and Bulyuan, transitory improvement in the Dan Zah, about eight alles from

roling-stock,

picture is previewed.":

CALM YOURSELF

In

"Calm Yourself, the new

and roadbeds and $8,000,000 for

year

LACK OF FOREST

Dz.

The Clerk-It all depends, sir, ott what kind of a chicken you want to but in it.

LALHAMBRA

TIUSTRI

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW. At 2.80, 5.20, 7.20 4 8.30 p.m A Cantonese Talking Picture

HEUNG-HA-LO YAU FOW

Pars III

with Mrs. SIT KÖT SIN: and Mr. LIU MONG KOK

and delay run of Hance the who has just returned from a trip psliente movements and this fact shanghai, we have provided CARL BRISSON

suddenness of the flow and ebb of to Taiyuan, spoke highly of the made it possible to explain the farm with cottages, workshops, Surveying of the line is to be feshets is such that it is very improved communications system disease in terms of delayed or im- completed before the end of De amcilt to predict where clit will I: Shansi Province during the last perfect restoration of those condi- and a chapel All is completed cember so that construction work be deposited. The Yellow River is few years.

tions at the myoneural junction and the institution will open on may be commenced early next particularly an offender on this Dr. Cheng said he was specially of excitation from motor nerve to my point is that this leprosarium which were essential to the transfer about September 15th. Now point. In our most discouraged impressed by the net work of long musale end-plate. This condition is to serve all Shanghai, including The question of what to do if China United Prets (by mad).

moments, we are inclined to throw distance telephone connecting al might be concerned with the provi- Greater Shanghai, the French suddenly unemployed is answered

up our hands and say-" What's the districts in the province, no sion of some precursor or some Concession and Internationa the usel Efforts at remedy are matter how remote they are linkage of acetylcholine Settlement. This co-operation can Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture to tial services whose" slogan - is merely a waste of of time and Shanat's highway system, accord- Mr Norman Dott and Dr, be

disease clin be screened at the Queen's Theatre | "calm yourself" and guarantees money!" Yet in China, past gen- ing to Dr. Cheng, is also praise Ernest Levin, of Edinburgh. soon, with Robert Taylor and to handle any problem, no mat-erations have refused to take this worthy In addition to the two paper on "Subacute Madge Evans teamed in the lead- ter how delicate, for its clients. hopeless attitude, as witness the main highways, which have, al-

Inflammatory Hyd scribed a ing roles. The swift comedy This leads to the amusing situa-marvellous control, systems which ready been completed, the Shand drams deals with a young man tour enacted by Betty Furness, have come down to us from his- | authorities are now bulldir who, bounced out of his fancee's Ralph Morgan, Nat Pendleton. torle centuries. The present mo- | number of branch Un to fnthers advertising frm, starts Hardle Albright and others in the ment finds Chins in one of its re- feeders to the main an agency of his own--condden- support of the popular team: surgent moods, refusing to give up | Chino Insted Prem

bain clinics and Wenmust

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ALTZ

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