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FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

The Goofiest Feud That Ever Made The Mountain Ring... With Laughter! It's a Riot!

SWING

LADY"

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HUMPHREY BOGART FRANK MCHUGH LOUISE FAZENDA NAT PENDLETON PENNY SINGLETON ALLEN JENKINS

THE WEAVER BROS. & ELVIRY

Khata h, NAY I HILT

OPENING TOMORROW

The Greatest Picture of All Time

THE ADVENTURE OF ROBIN. "HOOD"

4 SHOWS

DAILY 2.30-5.15 7,15-9.30

A Warner Bros. Picture in Technicolour Starring ERRO1. FLYNN

TAKE ANY, TRAM DA MENY VALLEY BUE

ORIENTAL

THEATRE

#LEMING

ROAD WANCHA

TEL 28473)

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY✪

INNER SECRET'S OF SCOTLAND. YARD EXPOSED!"

See how they work when their ace detectives track down a master crook such as "The Squeaker".

'A·LONDOM.

FILM PICDUCTION

Produced by

ALEXANDER KORDA

EDMUND LOWE

6.

Squeaker

by EDGAR WALLACE

SEBASTIAN SHAW

ANN. TODD

TAMARA DESNI

PXTRA ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION

SPECIAL

Tortoise and the Hare

DISNEY ACADEMY.

AWARD REVUE

-Three Orphan Hiitensj

Three CEL<

KING'S:

Hongkong

"Woman Chases Man"--

QUEEN'S:

"Swing Your Lady"

ORIENTAL.

"The Squeaker**

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA :

"China To-Day" STAR:

"Bungaree" 31AJESTIC ... "Deluge"

KING.

Coming

"The Goldwyn Folles" QUEEN'S:

The Adventures Of Robin

Hood"

ORIENTAL:

"Devil's Playground".

Wide Open Faces"

ALHAMBRA.

"The Adventures

Hood"".

STAR:

"One In A Million"

MAJESTIC:

"The Squeaker"

"Three Comrades"

CINEMA & GENERAL

ΟΙ

Robin

FAMOUS DANCER IN FIRST PICTURE

in

A glimpse of beauty as Zorina, famous dancer, poses In a scene "The Goldwyn Follies," which comes to the King's Theatre on Saturday.

NEW G.P.O. RADIO STATION TO COMBAT SUN-SPOTS

A

special

radio receiving station is to be built by the G.P.O. to combat the intense sun-spot activity which feared

seriously with world radio communica-

might Interfere

tions in 1940.

This was announced

It is

recently by the Postmaster-general. speech at Newcastle.

NEW GOLDWYN mainly operated on short wave-Incoming signals."

COMEDY

lengths." he said.

7

Major G. C, Tryon," la 2

"Our long-distance international of receiving aerials Juitably radio-telephone services are spaced in the direction of the

"It so hap- Major Tryon added that a site pens that short-wave radio. "tele- for the station had been found pliony is particularly lable to near Rochester од marshland. Miriam Hopkins and Joel Mc-serious interference on occasions Because of soft aud, the build Crea will race across the screen of of great sun-spot activity.

ing was being erected on a Ayx- the King's Theatre to-day to the

"The periods of maximum sum-tem of 150 concrète piles, cach spet activity occur in

cycles of 30 feet deep. approximately

accompaniment of incessant gales of laughter in the new Goldwyn comedy, "Woman Chase: Man.”

Those who have seen Mi Hop kins in her last few pictures will recall what a great flair for comedy that she has and will not need any recommendation to see this

picture

11 years. The It would accommodate six re- next period of maximum activity ceivers for 12 eircufts in times of is expected to accur about 1940. good radio conditions, and the aerial system consisting of 16 separate aerials. would be erected

NEW TECHNIQUE

"Atter long research and m-facing America. vestigation the Post Office and

ww

expect that the new the American telephone authori- station will be in use early next Others in the cast are Charles ties have come to the conclusion year," said Major Tryon. Winniger, Helen Broderick, Eric that the adverse effects of Rhodes and Eila Logan.

sun-

spot activity can be offset to A great extent by adopting an en-

ORIENTAL THEATRE tirely new technique in the DIARY OF LOCAL

ATTRACTIONS

re-

ception of short-wave transmis- sions.

*The new method is bound

up

The management of the Oriental Theatre announces the following chiefly with the use of a number

PrORTATEME of pictures for October

J

The Squeaker (5th and 6th), The

Devil's Playground 17th and 8th), Cocoanut Grove (14th and 15th Wide Open Faces (9th and 10th). Merrily We Live (16th and 17th) Smilin' Through 11th and 12th), and Thoroughbreds Don't Crv The Devil Doll (13th only),(18th and 9th),

CROSSWORD

ACROSS

The best of

wit the color! Cartoons

2 DAYS ONLY! TOMORROW & SATURDAY"

MEET THE FIGHTING MEN OF THE NAVY. - And a doll frons, Danceland who started a maritime scrap that en led on the bottom of the seaf

DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND

RICHARD DIX

DOLORES DEL RID

CHESTER MORAIS

A COLUMBIA PICTURE

● MATINEES: 20c-302 • EVENINGS: 20c.-30e.-50c.-70c. O

1 Radius of a

wheel

6 Variety of

22 Certain days

in the

STAR

"TOMORROW

A 20th C. Box Picture

TODAY ONLY.

ROAD KOWLOOM

TEL

57795

IRENE DUNNE

in

"STINGAREE**

: with

Richard Dix

RKO Radio Picture.

Sonja Henie “ONE IN AI

MILLION”.

14

NO. 126

112

16

10

12

ruby spinel

16

11 Fragrant

JA

19

20

24

balsam

12 Plens of hay-

127

23

125

ing been

elsewhere

20

127

2027

14 Correlative

of either

30

15 Hallowed

33

35

17 Note of the

scale

38

:

E7

मा

18 Edge of a

42

43

wound

20 Eradicate

HỂ

4 47

21 Japanese

.coin

31

Roman

calendar

24 Bind

25 Be in pro-

Ceas of ad- justment

28 Alluvial-de-

posits at

mouth of a river

22 Deals with..

or handles 30. Of small

stature

31 Possesses 33 Hebrew

money 35 Muscular 38 Detest. 30 Henze negan 41 Selze And-

denly with the teeth 47 Prussiau re

"43. Loses colour 45 -Familiar

nume for a female rein-

tion

Part of "to-

NO

53

1551

47 Hanging

ornament

49 Behold!

50 Distant

52 Ornamental

> headband

54 Appraised

55

Discovered

at a dis tance

DOWN

1 Long step

2 Italian

zivez 3: Sphere 4 Cabbage

5 Puts in

vigorous action

8 Variety of

small hound -

7 On the shel-" tered side.

8 Cover

Month in the Jewish calen-. dar

10 The turn

11 Mrm

13 Beaches

10 Monkey, SOLUTION TO-MORROW.

-19 Balls used

as missiles

21 Divisions of

the year

23 Tend, a

furnace

25 Fruits 27 Inspire with

reverenTM tial fear

29 Greek letter 32 Clip. 33 Implement for driving .: nails 34 Inclined 35 Steps 36 Passed by. water

37 Town in England 40 Find the

sum

43 Festival 44 Cut off at

one stroke 47 Cooking

*utens!!

48 Linguistic

stock of .. Indo-China 51 Mother

63 Predix: down

EVENTS

TO-DAY

ANNIVERSARIES & HOLIDAYS,--- St. Bruno. Faith of Acquitaine, V. and M. c.304. AUCTIONS. Collection of Old Chinese Porcelain, Pottery and Pictures from the Tong, Sang, Yuen, Ming`and Ching Dynasties, at 2 Connaught Road Central, 2.30 p.m

CINEMAS.—(See Column 3 of this

Page).

LECTURES —Talk by Miss Freda Utley, at Helens May, 5.30 p.m.; Theosophical Society, HK, Club Annexe, 6 p.m. ›

MAILS-(See, Page 18). MEETINGS-Victoria Chess Club,

at Gloucester Hotel, 5 DA Kowloon Chess Club, at Penin- sula Hotel 5.30

St. PJT.: Andrew's Women's Fellowship Charity Games afternoon; Ani nual, of Hongkong Ladies Hockey Assen., at Gloucester Hotel, 5.15 p.m. MOON-VIII. Moon, 13th Day. REHEARSALS.

www

"Ruddigore,"

Hongkong Philharmonic Society

at China Fleet Club Theatre, 8.45

p.m.

SOCIAL-YMCA 'Ladies' Games Morning, 10 am.. and Badminton 8.30 p.m.; Public Wörks Recrea- tion Club Whist Drive and Tom- bola Causeway Bay, 9 p.m.; St. Andrew's Club "Open Night," 9 p.m.; Cheero. Club Bridge Night. SPORTS(See Page 10). SUNRISE 6.16 m.

6,07 p.m.

SUNSET ––

TIDES.-High at 08.42 and 20.05.

Low at 00.52 and 13.29.

T TO-MORROW

| MOON,--VIII Moon, 14th. "Day,

SUNRISE.-6.15 a.m. SUNSET-

6,08 p.m.

TIDES High at 65.48 and 20.00

Low at 12:35:

Mass military training for stu- dents of senior standard will be- gin in the seven assigned areas in Kwangtung province as from Octo-"" ber 15. Men students will have to undergo three months' training, and women students two months

Solution No. 125. REPE.B. ERT TAAR OARIT AMERIPSI ORATOR 18 AF PHO STION 1 TEPEE 11 ELSETH OTILA B-T VIE PART AERIE ET TREMORBEM.N LEMUR.IN.L.P.1.CON TRAMETAJWANE·

1 ROMEOSPAN18: FAIRERIWASTES. ERNIRILETTORE DEE LEADS 1 NEE

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1938.-PAGE

CONDITIONED TH

SHOWING TODAY AT 2.35, 5.16, 7.18 AND 139

WILD, WILD WOMAN

120 cmung ban ramanen win the

Samuel Golden

PRESENTS

WOMAN CHASES MAN

zez MIRIAM HOPKINS · JOEL M'CREA

CHARLES WINNINGER · ERIK RHODES

SATURDAY

UNITED ARTIST

"THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES ·

with Adolphe Menjou-The Ritz Brothers

IN TECHNICOLOUR

ALHAMBRA

NATHAN DO, KOWLOONADERY, 27. 2,30-320-220 6 930 STARRS 8 8.50

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY " UNDENIABLE FACTS REVEALING THE DEFENDEES STUB- BORNLY RESISTING THE BLOODTHIRSTY AGGRESSORS

TO-MORROW

· Warner Bros.

Picture -

130 $30

720-830

"CHINA TO-DAY FIFTH EDITION

WITH FULL

ENGLISH

SUB-TITLES

FILMED ALL IN TECHNICOLOUR ERROL FLYNN & OLIVIA) Do HÄVILLAND

"The Adventures of ROBIN HOOD"

MAJESTICE

THEATRE

(MATINEES, 20««30«• EVENINGS 20,30%-50%

TODAY, ONE DAY ONLY! RETURN OF AN "OLD" FAVOURITE {} ! An Astounding Imaginative Drama of the Destruction of Our Modern World 1.

DELUGE

RKO RADIO Picture

wi

GRIPPING SPECTACLE OF THE AGES!

PEGGY SHANNON LOIS WILSON SIDNEY BLACKMER Matt Moore, Edward Van Sloan,

· Ralf Haraldo, Samuel Hinda

TOMORROW AND SATURDAY

EDGAR WALLACE'S THRILLING DETECTIVE DRAMA Į

EDMUND LOWE in "THE SQUEAKER

A London Film

Production

Also WALT DISNEY'S FIVE ACADEMY AWARDS WINNKES |

SIR ANDREW

- CALDECOTT

Sir Andrew Caldecott, Governor

MAN POSTS HIMSELF AS A PARCEL Packed neatly in a large and of Ceylon, was the guest of honour correctly labelled case, an Englan- át a private luncheon, given at man whose name was given as Mr. the Bavoy Hotel recently by the WM Edwards arrived safely in delegates of the Ceylon National Amsterdam from London by alr Congress, Messrs. George de Silva, parcel post on board a machine of H W. Amarsuriya and E. A P. the International Air Freight, Wijeyeratrie.

Auced to account for hu behavi

Kimited,

The other guests included Lord our, Mr. Edwards explained that, Enell, Sir Howard D'Egville, Mr. having mined the regulă, pursen FW. Pethick-Lawrence, Dr. Hugh ser plane, he hit upon this novel Dalton, and Mir. G. R. W. Perera, method of arriving in Amsterda the Ceylon Trade Commissioner in in time to keep a pressing London

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