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"KING OF GAMBLERS'
with Claire Trevor Akim Tamiroff
Donald Duck retreats from a new adversary in Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse production, "Modern Inventions". Released through United Artists.
HONG
KONG DALY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1937.
TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA
Hong Kong
KINGS:-
"Dark Hazard”
QUEEN'S:~~,
"Tight From Glory" ORIENTAL:
"The 13th Chair"
Kowloon
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The Road Back"
"Brewsters' Millions"
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*365 Nights In Hollywood"
KING'S:-
Coming
"Devil's Playground" QUEEN'S:-
"Another Dawn"
ORIENTAL
"Mountain Music" ALHAMBRA:---
"Trouble At Midnight"
STAR:-
"King of Gamblers"
STORY. OF RENEGADE
AVIATORS
A gripping drama of an aerial legion of fost men, "Flight. from Glory. RKO Radio Picture with Chester Morris and Whitney Bourne in the leading roles, opens at the Queen's Theatre to-day.
Unusually outstanding are the powerful characterizations offered by the cast principals and the novel story.
Concerning the harrowing ex- perience of a group of renegade aviators engaged in flying condem ned planes over the lofty peaks of the treacherous Andes, the excit
ing story attains unusual drama-
tic height in its vivid depiction of the reaction of these exiled men to a young girl whom circums tances bring to the remote South American settlement.
The cast includes Chester Morris,
Miss Bourne, Onslow Stevens, Van Hein, Douglas Walton. Rita LaRoy and other capable players.
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Glenda Farrell heretofore could not properly be classed as a lover of dogs. She has nothing against them, but neither did she particularly about them. But Glenda forgot all about all her in difference toward dogs in "Dark Hazard" now showing at the King's Theatre.
"The Adventures Of DIARY OF LOCAL
Marco Polo"
There's a little clay figure in the Temple of Ten Thousand Deities in Canton, China. And because of that bit of hardened earth. put there centuries ago, Samuel Gold wyn is making a film called "The Adventures of Marco Polo,"
Mr. Goldwyn has never been in the Temple of Ten Thousand Deities He has never seen that! little idol. nor is he apt to. But Captain Norman A. Pogson saw | twenty-five years ago and that's where he got the Idea that the life of the greatest travelling man of all time should be put on film. For the Cantonese gure is t figure of Marco Polo, who in the 13th century journeyed from Venice to Pekin and far 17 years was the right-hand man of Kublal Khan of an empire extending from the Arctic Circle to India and from the Pacific ocean what is now Bulgaria.
to
Captain Pogson didn't writ the script of "The Adventures. of Marco Polo"-Robert Sherwood did. But the story is Pogson's He convinced Goldwyn of worthiness of his idea and then Goldwyn hired him as technical adviser on the film.
the
Pogson knows a great deal about the 13th century, about Kublai Khan and Marco Polo. He spent eleven years in China and for eight of those eleven years he was digging into the Polo legends, collecting data on the greatest of the Khans. He can tell you f hand that the Tartars wore ssbestos underwear and that when they wanted to wash their under- shirts they heaved them in the
EVENTS
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 Anniversaries and Holiday Queen Alexandra born. 1844. (died Nov, 20, 1925).
Malls. (See Page 18). Dance. Cheero Club Dance 8.30 pap.
Mail-(dee Pare 18). 'Meetings, Methodist Ladies' Church Aid at S. and S. Home, 10.30 am. Kowloon Union Church Women's Guild, 10 am. Christ Church, final fete. 6 p.m.
Miscelleons. HE the Governor opeus Chinese Art. Exhibition in. Fung Ping Shan Chinese Library, Hong Kong University, 11 am.
Rehearsals-Hong Kong Singers, at Union Church. Kennedy Road, 5.30 p.m.
Social Bridge and Mah Jong Drive by Prison Branch of the Ministering Children's League, in Officers' Recreation hall, Stanley, 3.15 p.m.
Sports.--(See Page 101.. Sunrise.-6.46 a.m. Sunset.-5.39
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fire, let them cook awhile and "PAID TO DANCE"
took them out nice and clean and white,
Thisa And Data
Don Terry, featured in Columbia's "Paid To Dance" a story center- Ing on night clubs and the hostess racket, was actually discovered for pictures while sitting in a Holly wood night club. He is featured with Jacqueline Wells in the fim.
Captain Pogson is an English- man. He was born in Nottingham and went to China on government business in 1907. It was in 1910 that he saw the clay figure in the Temple, of Ten Thousand Deities. "I noticed that it had the colours and features of a Euro- pean," he says. "And I asked whs the little god might be. They told me he was a European who lived One hundred and fifty dancers in the 13th century and who be-fox-trotted came a great man. I began dig. ging into the matter and found that it was the figure of Marco Polo."
The captain, who got his mili-
tazy title in the Great War, was Intrigued by the figure,, That started him off on the trail of Marco Polo and he spent the next eight years collecting information, running down legends.
Pogson's story is not concerned with Marco Polo's own impersonal accounts of his travels. It deals, the expert says, with the events of the adventurer's life which have ved on in Chinese legends and which have never been previously unearthed.
All the properties in the f the weapons, the bows and arrum Glenda had never seen a grey-the saddles, jeweled bridles and hound race before, which may have kruppers, the shields, the shields, bad something to do with her ex-
the spears are authentic. Pog- citement over the spectacle. Be-son turned his collection over to tore the race sequences were taken she wondered how a dog race could be made interesting. She had de- elded it would be a pretty tame affair
But the exciting atmosphere of the Compton race near Los Angeles. before the first race was run made her eyes dance with anticipation even before the traps were sprung on the greyhound's runways at the atarting point,
365 NIGHTS
A rollicking farce-comedy of Hollywood life and loves" is pro- mised to patrons of the Majestic
the Goldwyn property depart and the property men made coples.
One property to be used in the picture isn't just an exact copy- It's the real thing. That's the shield Gary Cooper as Marco Polo will carry in one scene. It's Marco Polo's own shield, brought to this
country by Pegson. The captain uncovered it in Asia and had the British Museum vouch for its authenticity.
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and waltzed before Columbia cameras for six con- secutive days during the fiming of "Paid To Dance" featuring Don Terry and Jacqueline Wells.
ing a large glass panel looking A mammoth night club contain-
down on the dance floor from the club office. that was only trans- parent in one direction, was con- structed for Columbia's "Paid To Dance," featuring Don Terry and Jacqueline Wells. The night club owner could watch the girls with- out
being observed by them through the trick panel.
Jacqueline Wells, featured with Don Terry in Columbia's 'Paid To Dance" was studying Russian Bal- let in Hollywood at the age of two. A year later she made her screen debut.
JURIES PRAISED BY LORD HEWART
"Cumulative Wisdom'
Praise for the wisdom of the
British jury was expressed by Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice, in an address on the law of negligence at a meeting of the Insurance Institute of London.
He said that the term negligence meant that in circumstances in which a man owed a duty to somebody else he either did some- thing which a reasonable man would not do, or omitted some- thing which a reasonable man would do. If there was a contest. Theatre when the Fox Film pro- Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief he said, the questions which arose duction, "365 Nights in Hollywood." Justice. the new President of the had to be decided by the tribunal arrives there to-day.
Dickens Fellowship, in his pre-
of fact, a tribunal which was Advance reports state that the sidential address to the members sometimes a judge or sometimes- new flm hits a fast and furious at the Palacce Rooms, London, and preferably-a jury. pace at its opening and continues recently, described the literary
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to roll up laughs by the hundreds output of Dickens as "calculated as it speeds to a surprise con- to all every Englishman with a clusion.
sense of personal humility and Alice Faye and James Dunn are national pride." featured as a young visitor from "Charles Dickens was one of the Peoria, with movie aspirations and greatest. If not, the greatest, of a picture director who has had English novelists and poets," said fame and fortune but also a lot of Lord Hewart.
arrives
had luck Mitchell and Durant, "In some quarters he is called star comedy, team, appear as two Victorian or even mid-Victorian, adagio ice-men who pick Alice for and to the mind of the illiterate, a star-and then see to it that she the impetuous and the evry young this epithet apparently denotes Two song numbers are included, the last word in hopelessness and both authored by Richard Whit tastelessness." ing and Bidney Clare. The song titles are "Yes to You" and "My Future Star." Both have been. staged lavishly, it is stated. Sam- my Lee handled the dances and
directed George Marshall Amsterdam. Nov. 29.
script. The Queen of the Netherlands visit to the City of London and and Princess Jullana will spend Inspected the Bank of England | the night in hospital, where Prince premises for three-quarters of an Bernhard is lying after his serious hour to-day-
motor-car accidétit. Transocean News Service
QUEEN MOTHER VISITS-
BANK OF ENGLAND
London, Nov. 29.
Queen Mary pald an informal"
Keuter
NIGHT OF VIGIL
the
Walt Disney has added a new character to his cast. It's a colt, so far unnamed.
EARL BALDWIN
"I say 'preferably". without the smallest hesitation," said Lord Hewart. "because there is a re- markable potency in the unant- mous verdict of 12 persons chosen at random and without notice.
"The standard by which acts or emissions Kave to be tested; unleas a breach of statutory duty is alleged; is the standard of the hypothetical reasonable man.
"The ancient philosopher spoke of him as the man of practical wisdom. The modern lawyer speaks of him as the man in the street or the man on top of the Clapham
omnibus.*
"He is an Imaginary ideti per- son, residing in "an abstraction But his innermost thoughts are known, and known only, to the
Jury
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JOHN BRADFORD Produced by Sol M. Wartni Directed by George Marikall Based on a book of sheet, stories by Jimmy Stare
TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY
THE MERRIEST MURDER-SOLVING SPREE EVER FII MED ⠀⠀⠀
“THE CASE OF THE VELVET CLAWS” with WARREN WILLIAM, CLAIRE DODD, WINI SHAW
A FIRST NATIONAL: PICTURE
NEW RECORDER OF
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approval, Later he will be welcom- ed at the Old Bailey by the Lord. Mayor.
His Honour Judge Hugh Loveday
Mr. Gerald Dodson was sworn in Beazley was sworn as the Recor as Recorder of the City of London | der's successor as Judge of the
Earl Baldwin, who is an associate cumulative wisdom of the British before the Lord Mayor at the Mayor's and City of London Court.
member of the Academie des Bciences Morales et Politiques, one of the academies of the French Institute, will deliver an 'address,
Isabel Jeana's work in “Tovarich" at a public meeting which it will has won her a contract from War hold in Paris on Dec. 18.
ner Brothers.
Court of Aldermen, Guildhall, re-At the same meeting the resigne- cently.
tion was accepted of the late To-day he will introduce the Recorder, Bir Holman Gregory, Lord Mayor Elect, Sir Harry K.C., as High Steward of South- Twyford, to the Lord Chancellor, wark, a post to which the new Viscount Hailsham, for the King's Recorder will succeed.
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