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FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

AMAZING ROMANCE IN AN UNBEATEN JUNGLE I-

Lucille

Bull of noterices “Leaora's Placa”-- AND THIS HER LOVE STORY told to the

BALLam-ton's best..the kark of jealousy's

Eubatsi..

PANAMA

LADY

· ALLAN LANE • STEFFI BUNA

·EVELYK DRENT'. RAKELD BRIKAS

ADDED! ANOTHER SCOOP!

NEW

ISSUR MARCH OF TIME

A Magnificent Timely Subject, Presented

In An Impartial And Forceful Manner

JAPAN!

MASTER OF.

THE ORIENT?

The Screen Has Never Told a Story Like This

Unquestionably The Masterpiece of

Pictorial Journalism.

Before

TO-MORROW

An R.K.O. Picture

"WRONG WAY" CORRIGAN Win "THE FLYING IRISHMAN"

ALHAMBRA

NATHAN RD. KOWLOO

AT 2,30 3.20.730 & 9.30 • TEL. SC

SHOWING TO-DAY

AN INTENSE HUMAN DRAMA

HEARTACHE... LAUGHTER... STRUGGLE !.

JACKIE

FREDDIE

COOPER BARTHOLOMEW

NEXT CHANGE

A Paramount

Picturé

DAILY

MAN'S HERITAGE

New UNIVERSAL Picture

"GRAND JURY'S SECRETS"

John Howard

with

·

KING'S:

Hongkong

"Made For Each Other" QUEEN'S:

"Panama Lady" ORIENTAL:

"Son Of Frankenstein” CATHAY:

"Boy's Town”

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:

"Man's Heritage"

STAR:

"Mad About Music"

MAJESTIC:*

"We're Going To Be Rich"

KING'S:

Coming

"Highway Patrol"

QUEEN'S:

$

The Flying Irishman" ORIENTAL:

"Topper Takes A Trip"

"Prison Break"

CATHAT:

· "Rosalie"

ALHAMBRA:

"Grand Jury's Secrets"

STAR:

"Blind Alibi"

"She's Got Everything" MAJESTIC:

"Hold That Kiss"

CINEMA & GENERAL

Marriage And COMING EVENTS

Nationality

JULY

8--Tides:: High žit am, and 12.25 p.m. Low 6.46 am, and 7.32 p.m.

Sunrise 5.44 am. and Sunset 7.11 p.m.

Kowloon

0.0. Tennis". Tourney: starts

REOCA Flannel Dancë, '2.30 p.m.- YMCA Launch Picate 130 p.m. Baseball-Carolina Hill, 2.30 p.m. Diocesan Ghris Beh, Speech Day 4

Recent developments noroda have once again brought to the fote the much-vexed question of the nationality of women married to aliens. Under the existing law a Britlih woman marrying a for- eigner or a foreign woman marry-P.m ing a British subject acquires the nationality of her husband.

CBA. Bathing Flanic, Launch leave Kowloon ·Pier 3.30 p.m. -

Charity Concert at China Fleet Club Theatre

Last summer Lord Alness-11- troduced into the House of Lords p.m.

British bill providing that a woman marrying a foreigner or

Tides: High 2.38 am and 1.18

Low 1.83 am and 8.25 p.m. Sunrise 5.44 am Sunset 7.11 p.m. Chinese National Day Macao Races.

Baseball, Caroline Hill. 11.4m. YMCA Discussion Group 9 p.m.

foreign WOMAN marrying à British subject should retain her original nationality unless she Speaker: Miss N. litt "Social Pro- made a specific application to the blems in Hong 3.10 a.m. and 2.15

contrary.

The bill failed to reach a second reading owing to the opposition of the Government, but a recent conference of women's organīga- tions decided to launch a cam- paign its favour,

* PRINCIPAL REASON The principal reason that was urged by the Government against Lord Liness's measure was that the nationality laws ought to be; uniform throughout the Empire, and that until unanimity could be obtained with the Dominions it would be undesirable to modify the existing law.

10-Tides:

pm. Low 0.35 am and 8.66 pm Sunrise 5.44 s.m. and 7,11 p.m. Crown Land Sale, PWD, 3 p.m. Military Police Mess Whist and Tombola 8.30 p.m.

Exhibition of Paintings by Miss Llang Pro Tze at St. Francis Hotel,

5.30 D.I

HEPA Annual Mtg 5.30 pm Wedding at St. Andrews Monks-- Turbett 10.30a.m.

Sports Committee Mig. Volunteer gre

HK, & New Territories Ferry Co. Ltd. Mtg. China Bldg. 12 noon.

3D

TMCA Whist Drive 8.30 pm.“ YMCA WB. Bridge 10 Mxd Swimming p.m. Badminton 8.30 p.m

11-Tides: High 3,51 am, and 3.45 pm Low 11.29 am and 9.36 p.m. HR Rotary Club, Ladies Day, Speaker: Mr. C. B. Brown,

H.K. Telephone Co. Interim DİM.

It should, however, be remarked that New Zealand has passed a dend payable. measure more or less on the lines Committee of Chinese

Special Mtg. of HK. Promotion

Indus. Co-

of Lord Alness's bill, with a pro-operatives. Chinese Merchants' Club, viso that, to preserve the un-5 Wedding

formity of practice within the Empire. It should only be ap- picable within New Zealand itself. Solution No 354

Such a position is somewhat ACROBS: 1, Fight. 5. Below. a, anomalous, but it perhaps sug Educe. 9, Lover. 10. Gowns. 11, gests, the direction in which a be sought. Mania, 12, Songs. 15. Nurse. 18, Pan, compromise might 20. Inmate. 21, Espied. 22, Now. 24, The best, but in present conditions Greet. 27, Craft. 30, Hedge. 31, unattainable, solution would be a Angle. 32, Lemon. 33, Snail, 34. general international agreement.

In default of that there seems Niece. 35, Otter.

means

at Rosary Church, Kowloon, Xavier-30, 3.10 p.m. YM.C.A. Mahjongg 10 am. 13--Farewell Dinner to Mr. E. L Reitao, Club de Recreio.

Cathedral Women's Fellowship Bridge and Mahjongg Drive 3 p.m.

YMOA "Keep Fit Class 10.30 am. Mxd. Swimming & p.m. Badmin

14 St. Paul's Girls' Sch. Speech ton 8.30 Day: 5.30 pm.

p.m.

Women's Health League Classes for Children start at Kowloon C.G 9.30

A.m. a strong case for devising some Crown Land Sale D.O. South) "11 DOWN: 1. Films. 2, Given. 3,

of alleviating the 370 a.. Terms. 4. Guinea. 5, Began. 6. doubted hardships suffered Бу French National Fete: Reception at Lower. 7, Waste. 13, Owner. 14. many British women through the French Consulate. Peak Road, 11:30 Grave. 16, Upper. '17, Sheaf. 18, loss of their nationality by mar- Pen, 19, New. 23, Ordeal. 24. Grain, riage.

25, Eagle, 20, These. 27. Cello. 29, Admit. 29, Tenar.

CROSSWORD

ACROSS

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4 Live (7)

8 Letter (7)

9 Indicate (5)

10 Stadium (5)

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355

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Undress "(7)

13 Psf (4)

15

Brood (6)

17 Senior (8)

15

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20 Sport (4)

20 121

22 Sweetmeat

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Gail Patrick

24 Suficient

(5)

26 8mell (5)<

27 Mimic (7)

HANKOW ROAD KOWLOON

28 To free (7)

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Sound. of

ISTAR

TO-MORROW

TODAY ONLY ·

DEANNA DURBIN

» NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE ..

MAD ABOUT MUSIC

Herbert MARSHALL

.

RKO Picture

GALL PATRICK ARTHUR TREACHER William. Frawley

BLIND

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Richard Dix Whitney Bourne

TAXI DRIVERS

ESCAPEES FROM STRIKE IMMINENT SPAIN'S REPUBLICAN

IN PARIS

ARMY

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DOWN

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12 Detail (4) 14. Impel (4) 16 Disturb-

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5 Happiness

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SOLUTION ON MONDAY

AMERICA'S WAR REFERENDUMS REJECTED

WASHINGTON, July 7 (Reuter) Two war referendums, which were sponsored by twelve Senators, were rejected by the Senate Judi- clary Committee but were sent back to Benate for consideration.

The first proposed an amend ment to the Constitution by order- ing a popular vote to decide on the or United declaration of war States participation in "wartare

overseas."

The Committee rejected it by GIBRALTAR, July 7 (Reuter)-nine to five votes. PARIS. July 7 (T/Ocean)-The drivers in Paris threaten to go on Sixteen Spaniards swam ashoré st strike on August 1, as the various Gibraltar yesterday.

owning undertakings

They were

taxicabs in an

and exhausted condition, have announced that the collective one died soon afterwards. agreement with the drivers will be

It is understood that they are terminated on that date.

excoldiers of the Republican army, from The undertakings in question who were trying to escape wish to increase tarins to com- the country. pensate for losses incurred owing

to the decrease of trame whereas ---- the chauffeurs including the driver-owners fear that such in- crease would only have the result of a still further diminishing of the number of clients.

It is consequently probable that unless an agreement be reached before August 1 the whole tax- cab trame will be paralysed.

The second proposed the 1fistifn--! tion of a referendum regarding the declaration of war, followed by final action by Congress. This was rejected by nine votes to six.

The radio broadcasting station, which has just been established in Kwelyang, capital of Kwelchow! Province has commenced to give daily broadcasts. The station operates on a wave length of 441 metres, or 6800 Kilocycles.

16

19 In that place (7

21 Mountain-

ons (6) 22 Singers (5) 23 Blend (5) 25 Musical

instrument

#9

8.11.

16-Y's Men's Club Launch Picnic, 17-Military Police Mess Whist and Tombola, 8.30 p.m.

18 Kowloon, Union Ch. Mahjongg Drive, 3 p.m.

20- Orown Land Sale (D.0: Ping. (shan) 11,30 am.

China Emperium Annual Mtg. 4 p.m. 24-Entries close for All-Cycling

| Mts.

Muitary Police Mess Whist and

| Tombola, 8.30 pun.

28-H.K.V.D.C.

Sports, V.RO.

Annuai Aquatio

31-Rates for Third Qtr. payable in advance.

"HOLD THAT KISS” AT THE MAJESTIC TO-MORROW

Deception that makes a tangled web of young romance; and the trials and tribulations of lovers enmeshed in a hectic plot of mis- taken identity, bring Maureen O'Sullivan and Dennis O'Keefe, Hollywood's newest leading man in a discovery," to the screen hilarious adventure in "Hold That Kiss" which opens at the Majes- tic Theatre to-morrow.

Mickey Rooney provides the principal comedy character as the

brother clarinet-playing younger

of the heroine and shows the public for the first time how he conducts his boys' orchestra, which has become a Hollywood - institu- | | tion.

The supporting cast includes George Barbier, Jessle Ralph, Fay Holden, Frank Albertson, Philip. Terry, "Edward B. Brophy, "Ruth Hussey, Charles Judels. Barnett Parker and "Buck," canine hero of "Call of the Wild."

TAKE ANY TRAM or HAPPY VALLEY. BUS.

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TO-DAY-TO-MORROW - MONDAY ONE OF THE TEN BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR! Mors Laughs than "Love Finds Andy Hardy. More Thrills than "Test Pilot... More Tears than "Captains Courageous".

Tracy's Greatest Bole. Mickey Booney's Finest

THE "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" OF 19381

MICKEY:

TRACY ROONEY BOYS

TOWN

MULT DENTON METHYLES

Tuesday onlye An MGM Musical

*Wed, & Thu. A Fox Rint

ROSALIE

Spencer Performance!

GREAT

a draw

Jarn from, lite..

ORBATER

BECOME.

Nelson Eddy Eleanor Powell

HOLD THAT CO-ED Marjorie Weaver

SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1939-PAGE

AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRES

SHOWING TO-DAY_ "DAILY AT 2.30, 6,10 7,16 2 8:30 P

Made for

Other

Also Latest Cartoon in Technicolour “TOM THUMB

4 SHOWS DAILY -230-5.16 7.15-9.30

TAKK ANY TRAN ON NAPPY VALLET BI

FLEMING

ORIENTAL

ROAD

TEL: 28473)

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY”

THE MONSTER MAKER PASSED FROM FATHER TO SON! Driven by the same crazy ambition that made his father create the ferrifying monster that stalks in the night.

NEW weird characters! NEW thrills!

RATHBONE KARLOFF LUCOSI

SON OF FRANKENSTEIN

•ịch

Lionel ATWILL · HUTCHINSON

DONBIE DUNAGAR

Emma Dunn - Edqar Naztan

A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE

TOMORROW-MONDAY-TUESDAY

MORE CAMERA TRICKS-MORE SPOOKS-MOBE LAUGHS! Bringing ever louder laughs-eren goofier situations, even a far more fannier performance than “Tooper"?.

HAL ROACH

TOPPER TAKES A TRIP

CONSTANCE BENNETT-ROLAND YOUNG

MATINEES: 20c.-30c EVENINGS: 20c.-30.-50c,-70c.

MAJESTIC

THEATREO

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

BRITAIN'S GREATEST STAR IN HER FIRST HOLLYWOOD PICTURE 1

Get-rich-quick Vie and

spend-it-quick Belan battle it out over the one-and- only Gracia Fields, the con- tinent's queen of comedy and melody!

GRACIE FIELDS VICTOR MOLAGLEN

WE'RE GOING

TO BE RICH

BRIAN DONLEVY

BUS MEMANGNTON • CHARLES CARSON

Denced by Monty Berkesan *** stunda and Lyric by Sarated and per

COMMENCING TOMORROW

THE FUNNIEST KID IN PICTURES IN A NEW LAUGH RIOT

MICKEY ROONEY

MO'SULLIVAN

HOLD THAT KISS

Comedy Hit 1

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