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FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY Hunger for Freedom! Dream of Escape ! Startling Terrifying! Revealing !"

TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT....

Some Desperate

Convict Has Chosen to go

OVER

THE

WALL

Written by

WARDEN LEWIS E. LAWES

A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION · A WANNER, BROS. PICTURE

TOMORROW

Ginger Rogers, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

in a romance that made Broadway cheer

HAVING WONDERFUL TIME

14 SHOWS

DAILY

2.30.5.15 7.15-9.30

DAYS

RKO-Radio Picture

TARY ANGELAME ON'NAPPY VALLEY BÚI

ORIENTAL

THEATRE

FLEMING ROAD WANCHAI

TEL. 28473

ONLY TO-DAY • TO-MORROW.

3 WOMEN IN HIS LIFE-THEY KEPT HIM ON THE JUMA!

He flirted with one woman-jilted another-then along came

the third one which he couldn't handle.

ז'י

ARTIST'S MODEL for an hour!

Just for a lark... but

what a madcap es- capade it turned into!

•Metro-

GAY

COMEDY

MOTULE

QUELL

Escapade

with LUISE RAINER

Frank Morgan Reginald Owen Mady Christians Virginia Bruce

A Hobart 2. Leonard Production Produced by Bernard H. Hyman

GENERAL

FEET OF

OF VERDYN STAPLETON

Today's Screenings

Hong Kong

KING'S:

"Smilin' Through" QUEEN'S;

"Over The Wall"

ORIENTAL:

"Escapade"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:

***Woman Wise

STAR:

"Oil For The Lamps Of China' MAJESTIC:

"Thirteen"

KING'S:

Coming

"Four Men And A Prayer" QUEEN'S:

"Having Wonderful Time" "ORIENTAL:

"Rosalle"

"Sable. Cicada” SALHAMBRA:

"Rocket Ship" STAR:

"Joy Of Living" "Destre"

MAJESTIC:

"Fury"

"Laurel And Hardy New

Comedy Programme"

Soviet Scientists Study Cosmic Rays

Cosmic rays-the immensely powerful rays which approach. the earth from outer space. are to be studied by a party of Soviet scientists who have left Moscow for the Caucasus. The party will work at a height of over 17,000 feet"on. Mount El- bruz. Europe's highest peak.

The functioning of the human organism ut high altitudes will be among other subjects studied.

A wind-engine of the type used

ARE HER FORTUNE

Hollywood Stars Dance With Them

Nobody seeing the face of Verdyn Stapleton as she walked through London would bave recognised her as a film star. · ·

They might have done if they had looked at her feet (size six in shoes). "

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For the feet of Verdyn Stapleton are her fortune.

They have twinkled on the screen a thousand times, though no- body, has seen a shot of Verdyn's face....

Hollywood stars dance with Verdyn's feet.

When Joan Crawford danced in with... but Miss Stapleton thinks Dancing Lady" she did the small-it unfair to give away too many ing. but Verdyn Stapleton did the studio secrets. though the names dancing. It was her toes that she told me shattered for me some tripped so prettily, though Muss reputations, Crawford took the bow.

Same with Alice Brady in Broadway to Hollywood." same

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SAYS BEARDS KEEP YOU FIT

Eighty-one and fit as a fid- dle is bushy-bearded Joe Ar- nold, who claims to be the old- est practising barber in Bri- tain.

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Joe is very proud of kis beard: says. "I rrew lt for a wager when I was twenty-one. promised my mother would never shave it off."

Advice Joe: "There would be no more sore throats or colds on the chest if men let their whiskers row."

NAZI STRIP-TEASE

ot

Lady Cleveland, widow Sir Charles Cleveland, was stripped and searched by Nazis' when she arrived with her daughter at Aachen, on the German frontier, to spend a holiday on the Rhine. While waiting at the Customs, Lady Cleveland and her daughter were asked to leave the queue and wete taken to the Customs House.

BORN IN HOLLYWOOD Verdyn was born in Hollywood, she was picked from school as a dancing double for the stars. Her Ieet have now been famous for five years.

But she does wan't to face the camera just once instead of having it always pointed at her toes. Being twenty-two. with bright blue eyes and 4 'mop of golden hair, that seems

a natural ambition.

She is not in the least-ashamed of her size six shoes.

She said to a reporter at the Dorchester Hotel, Park-lane. W.. where she is staying:

"I suppose I could wear a five, or even a four and a half if I wanted to: but I think women who cramp their feet just to be fashionable are silly. }

"Nobody likes smart shoes more than I've got about 100 pairs- but they must be comfortable, too. I can do a twenty-five-mile walk and enjoy it., which is more than lots of women can say.

"No, I don't take any special care of my feet, no more than the average woman. but I do make sure my shoes are easy, and I give today's shoes at least two days' rest before wearing them again."

Red-enamelled toe-nails covered by gauze. stockings peeped out. from open sandals when I saw hez There a woman official stripped "hot weather shoes," she said. by Papanin and his companions Lady Cleveland and made a, tho-"and the nicest of the lot." during their epic. lee-drift across rough search of her clothing. Pelar regions will supply the ex-Then, with her daughter, she was pedition with power.

ordered to the train.

CROSSWORD

NO. 103

SUN.

MON. "ROSALIE

19 NELSON EDDY

.ELENOR POWELL

MATINEES: 20c.-30c ● EVENINGS: 20%.-30c.-50c.-70c, ✪

STAR

TODAY ONLY

ACROSS

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4 Forward part

1:50

>> 330

720

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of a vessel

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LAMPS - CHINA

PAT OBRIN - JOSE PUTINE. HUTCHINSON -JEAN MUIR

TOMORROW

66

Irene Dunne in JOY OF LIVING"

KKU-Radio Picture with Douglas" Fatzbänks, JE.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS"

Sunrise.-6.08 a.m. Sunset.-8.33

TODAY

Anniversaries and Holidays.- p.m. Admission Day, (Cal, USA.) ·St. Peter Claver.

Tide-High at 08.12 and 21.33. Low at 02.28 and 15.48.

TOMORROW

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theft

18 Association

of Russian" workers

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22 Tear

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51 Eaglly

irritated

28 What

producer organised the. Famous Play!

'ers Film Co. 102 1012 Adolf?

28. What island

is second in "size of the

West Indies? 30 Armistices 32 Who wrote

Peter Pan?

33 Who was

hanged on

the gallows prepared for Mordecai?

at Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Moon.-VII Inte. Moon, 17th 34 iluminated

Auctions—"Offer Gold" Auctiori

2.30 p.m.; Household Furniture, at

Lay.

2 Connaught Road Central, 2.30

p.

p.m."

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Cinemas.--(See Column 3 of this

Page}

Lectures. Maryknoll Convent School, Kowloon, Air Raid Precau- --tion, 4 pm.

Matis. Sec Page 18) Miscellaneous. Claims against the Estates of Helen Fitzgibbon, and Ching Hong Pan, due: "Air Raid Warning Period," 8.30 p.m.

Moon.-VII "Int'c Moon,

Day,

16th.

Social-Whist Drive and Top- bols in RE, Warrant Offerrs and Sergeants' Mess, Wellington Bar- racks, 9 pm.

Sports-(See Page 10).

Sunrise.-8.08 am. Sunset.-8.34

Tides. High at 08.00 and 21.20 Low at 01.45 and 14.45.

Solution No. 102 PADDRABILIRA ARESRENOVATED REPAY. TRAY PO ATOMHENG FOR

METCOPETFORE OSEU GETS LOTS

118 TAGNATED 1 CALEBULEX TAB.

again,

35 Greek letter

38 Chinese

money

38 Counterfeit

41 Ki

42 Musical

Instrument 43 What Eng-

Ishman was. Chancellor of the Exchequer. 1024-297 47 The self 48 Kind of

black tea

49 Witness

ANIS FLATLANA NOTEETS VARIL ADBARITAB OMA 50. Turf

PANORAMASTMUD ELULLATETAS S

name

52 Draw along

after

53 371ly

DOWN

1 Amount at

which a per- son is rated

2 Worship

3 Who was

ruler of the Aztecs at the time of the Spanish invasion? American

sculptor Anglo-Saxon

money of account

6 Who collabor-

ated with Mark Twain in writing The Glided Age?

What French novelizt wrote The Red and the Black?

B Bolitary

22 Scandinavian rulers of the Blays in

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Russia

Sad

24 Native dn

islands of Panay and

Negros Pastry

27 What is the

Blue Grass State of America?. 29-Wake up 30 Definite

article 31 Rodent 32 Babylonian

delta

34 Endeavour to

counteract

37 Kind of tree 39 "A fixed star

in Perseous Given to tz of depression 41 Child

42 That which

guides in an intricate matter Folding bed Garden implement

"and

Past

10 Greek letter

11 Worm

17 Regard

downs

studiously

Caterpillar

SOLUTION: TOMORROW

The Scourge Of Humanity

Van

des Harden, physician

to the Government of the Dutch East Indies, stated in one of his reports that "the" coolle suffering 'from malaria appears to be lazy, whereas he is really ill," This fact Forms the basis of one of the gravest problems

governments

that

are called upon to solve in countries Infested with mala-

ria.

The coolie down with an attack of malaria feels weak and ill and consequently is unable to work at 100 per cent. of his normal «out- put. What is true of the Dutch East Indies coolle also applies to. labourers in the tropical zones of Bouth America, British India, etc. Doctor Hariharam affirms that in a malaria-ridden country the work on a plantation that ought to be done by-200 labourers really requires 300. Dr. Henry G.S. Morin in French Indo-China. has reached the same conclusion."

Tropical countries that do not take steps to protect themselves from malaria cannot maintain themselves economically in com- petition with healthy countries. In 1923, it was estimated that in Russia the number of working days lost through malaria amount- de to about 1124 millions.

In Italy. 10 million days' work aze lost annually from >>the same cause, whilst over two million acres of land He fallow, An Italian propagan- da poster states that: "Mala- Tip: In like yo

* voracious octopus that feeds on the best blood

of the people." The Malaria Commission of the League of Nations which deals with problems created by this disease, recommends as the re- mits of its investigations the short quinine treatment 23

the best "economic means for treating [⠀ malaria.

. " : In fact, the short, quinine treat- ment, as compared with old-time long cures, provides a greatly su- perior method as it consists of prescribing a daily dose of 15420 grains to be taken during 5 to days, After-treatments are not Kiven, but relapses are treated in the same way For prevention the Commission - recommends daily dose of 6 grains to be taken | during the whole malarial seasOTI.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938.

AIM-CONDITIONER THEATREY

PAGE

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

- DAILY AT 2.30, 5.20, 7.35 AND £.N .P.M.

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NEVER SEEN IT.... FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN.... Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents

once more the beautiful First Lady of the Screen in the most heart-stirring of all: romances!"

Norma genearer

FREDRIC MARCH LESLIE HOWARD

SMILIN THROUGH

ALSO

LATEST NEWS OF

THE DAY

"FOUR

MEN

TOMORROW

AND "

PRAYER

with LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD OREENE

A 20th Century Fox icture.

ALHAMBRA

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

HE was. WISE : But SHE WAS WISER!

"GRAFTER"!

"CHEAT

"FIGHT-FIXER"!

Accused of the sport fraud he fought to ex-

i poss...only the pretty queen of the sport:" poge believed he was on, the up-and-up whenhe made a shaka-down gang shell outf

WOMAN-WISE

ma Rochelle

HUDSON Michael WHALEN

THOMAS BECK ALAN DINEHAUT DOUBLAS FOWLEY

TOMORROW.

New Universa Picture

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* SHOWS DAILY

230020 720-9.30

Jemastim Producsir Sod M. Wurtzel ↑ Girected by Allen Deus -

Most Sensational in Film History ROCKET SHIP" Larry Buster" Crabbe Jean Hogers

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD

KOWLOON. TELA7222

(MATINEES. 20€-30ɛ • EVENINGS, 20€-30%-50%:702) TODAY, ONE DAY ONLY!

RETURN OF AN "OLD FAVOURITE"!

WALIKE

ABEL

XENCE

CABOT

TOWARD

ELLIS

WALTER

BRENNAN

THE MOB CLAMORED FOR HER LOVER'S LIFE!

These two were innocent... yet they were tossed into the inferno of men's mad- dest passions! Drama to dynamite you out of your

· SBAÍ➡BECAUSE IT IS TRUE!

Sidney

SPENCER

Tracy

FUR

TOMORROW, ONE DAY ONLY LAUBEL AND DARDY NEW COMEDY PROGRAMME

Consisting of

Laprel & Hardy Comedies, Our Gang Comedier Cartoons, Pete, Smith Specials and other Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Short Subjecta

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