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ROLLICKING ROMANTIC MUSICAL LOVE STORY! LANA
GEORGE TURNER BLONDELL - MURPHY.
JOAN
"TWO GIRLS ON
BROADWAY
Metro-Goldwyn-Maye: Malody Shit with
KENT TAYLOR - WALLACE FORD - RICHARD LANE
Directed by S. SYLVAN SIMON Produced by JACK CUMMINGS
TO-MORROW "THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND"
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THE FANTASTIC ADVENTURES OF A GHOST Who Was Haunted By The Living !"
TODAY'S
N PICTURE MAGIC
EARTHBOUND
storming
WARNER BAXTER ANDREA LEEDS
with
LYNN BARI
CHARLEY GRAPEWIN
HENRY WILCOXON
ELIZABETH PATTERSON
A 20th Century-fer Picture
COMMENCING SATURDAY
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
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COMING EVENTS
MAY
22-Tides: High 727 m, and 737 pm. Low: 1223 am, and 1.24 pan.
Sunrise: 5.41 am; Sunset: 6.59' p.m. Entries Close for Sixth Extra Meet. ing of Hongkong Jockey Club, noon
St. Andrew's (Medical War Work. 10 An
GENERAL
Radio Programmes
HONGKONG
8.03 A Bollington at the Organ.
Berlin Memories Intro: Irving What I do; Blue Skies: Always; How deep is the Ocean: Say it with music: You forgot to remember; Say it isn't so; The song is ended., Med- ley of Serenades Intro: Serenade "Frasquita (Lehar); Serenade (Hey" kons): Serenade (Schubert; Serenade (Tosell: Second Serenade (Heykens); "BROADCASTING IN THE BLITZ Serenade ("Student Prince" -- Rom-
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St. Andrew's Social Club. 8.45 p.m. Special Mtg. of "Volunteer-Officers' Moss, St. John's. Place. Hut No. 6 8 p.m.
Z
B
Y's Men's Club Tiffia St. Francis Hotel, pn.
W
On Wavelengths of 355
metres (845 k.eu) 31.49
metres (9.52 megacycles).
1 Brings You The Most Magnificent Outdoor Spectacle
GARY COOPER as
Ever. Filmed !!!
4
"THE WESTERNER"
A United Artists Picture
Victoria Chess Club. Gloucester Po- tel. 6 p.m.
Kowloon Chess Club, Peninsula Fo- tel 0.30 p.m.
Cheer Club Bridge and Mahjong 23--Tides: High 7.52 a.m1, and 8.33 p.m. Low: 1257 am, and 2.09 p.m. Sunrise: 5,40 a.m; Sunset: 7 pm. British Foreign Bible Society Annual! Mesting. Cathedral Hall, 5 pan
TALK BY M. J. ABBOTT
Beethoven Quartet
12.15 p.m. Short. Service of Inter- ression.
12.30 Ambrose And His Orchestra, Fox-Trots Whotcha Gotcha Trem- La Salle Old Boys' Assen. Lecture, bone Fort Ill Step Out of the Picture. "How I Became An Old Boy." 8 p.m." A Selection from Walt Disney's "Suly Christ Church Concert. St. Andrew's | Symphonies" (arr. Munro); When Day Hall 8.45 p.m.
is Done (De Sylva). Fox-Trets. Lecture: Volunteer Nursing Detach-Don't You Ever Cry: When I Dream ment, A.R.P. Hqrs.. Happy Valley, 5.30 of Home. 3.m2
Tennis.
12-50 Turner Layton (Vocal). Cheero Chitb Darts and Table Let the Curtain Come Down New
man): My Capri Serenade (from Tep Hat and Tails"). Don't Make Me Laugh (Simon and Stimanı.
St. Andrew's Fellowship "et Together" Evening. 8.45 pm.
Ladies Working Party (B.W.OF), Gort. House, Pam, to 13.30 p.m.
24-Fides: High 214 füm, and 9,18 p.m. Low: 1.37 am. and 247 pat
Sunrise: 5.40 a.m.; Sunset: 7 pan Mandarin Oratorical Contest, 3 Stephen's Girls' School.
S
1,00 Local Time Signal,
berg).
815 Studio-Local Newsletter. 8.30 Musical Comedy Selections,
#Cole Anything Goes Selection Porter)-Carroll Gibbens and the Sa voy Hotel Orpheans w. Vocal Cherur. Crest of the Wave-Selection -Patri- Music Selection Debroy Somers cla Rossborough (Piano), Words "n
Band with Vocal Chores by Dan Do
Gems from "No. No Nanctte, (Vincent Yompans); Gents from Rose-Marie" (Friml) Light Opera Company.
ROVAL.
9.00 London Relay-The News and News Commentary.
9.15 Studio "Broadcasting in the Biltz
Talk by M. J. Abbott.
930 Bournemouth Municipal Or-
1.01 Mozart ---- Quarter in E Flat chestra with Maria Olczewska (Con-
tralto). Major-K. 193.
"Le Prophete" - Coronation March (Meyerbeari-Bournemouth Municipal
1st Mov: Allegro; 2nd Mov: Larghet-j to 3rd Mov: Allegretto Hortense Monath (Piano) and the Pasquier Orchestra. Let Me Weep ("Rizaldo" Whit-Trio.
-Handel' -Marie Olczewska (Con- tralto) with State Opera Orchestra. A Fairy Bellet (White); Raindrops- from "The Marriage Pizzicati for Strings (Riviere)
R.K. Polo Ob Gymkhana field Barracks, Kowloon.
25-Tides: High 8.36 a.m, and 14.03|| p.m. Low: 210 am, and 3.20 p.m.
Sunrise: 5.40.a.m.; Sunset: 7.01 p.m. Laying of foundation stone of ex- tension of Po Leung Kuk, 5.30 p.m.. by Lady MacGregor,
26-Tides: High 8.57 am and 10.43 p.in. Low 2.43 am nad 4.00 p.m.
Suprise: 5.40 a.m.; Sunset: 7.01 p.m Crown Land Sale, P.WD... Office, 3 p.m.
27-Tides: High 9.24 a.m, and 11.2: p.m. Low: 3.14 a.m, and 4.44 p.m.
Sunrise: 540 a.m.; Sunset: 7.02 9.m La Salle Old Boys' Assen. Lecture "Education Abroad." 3 p.m.
1.25 À Song. Grant Love
of Figaro" Mozart) Tiana Lemnitz Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, (Soprano) "with Orch.
·9.45 — 10.00 News In French (on. 130 Reater and Rugby Press and Short Wave only). | Announcements.
9.45 Benno Molselvlich at the 1.45 Louis Levy and His Gaumont Plane." British Symphony.
♫
Rhapsody in E Flat (Ershins). "Radio City Revels" Selection. Polonaise in B Flat Major, Op. 71. "Head Over Heels"-Selection. Jingle No. 3 (Chopin); Grillen (Schumann). of the Jungle (fim London. Melody"). Mouvements Perpetueis (Poulenc), "Everything is Rhythm" -- Selection
10.00 London Relay To Talk of Goldwyn Fellies-Film Selection.
Many Things."*:
9.15 Close Powa.
5.45 Indian Programme. 6:30 Closing Local
28-Tides: High "9.52 a.m. Low: 8,41 tions. 1.m, and 5.24 p.m.
6.32
Sunrise: 5.29 am: Sunset: 7.02 p.m.
...
Stock
Quota-
By Shaw Desmond (Trish author).
Beethoven 10.15
"Prometheus" Overture Op. 43 and Quartet in Fi Major.
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THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941.-PAGE 3
KINGS
SHOWING TODAY
THE GOOD OLD DAYS ARE BACK AGAIN! HISS THE VILLAIN OUT LOUD It's that kind of a heart-rending drama..and a riot of fun for you!
At 2.30, 530, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.
VILLAIN STILL
URSUED HER
ADDED!
featuring
HUGH HERBERT
ANITA LOUISE ALAN MOWBRAY
BUSTER KEATON JOYCE COMPTON
RICHARD CROMWELL · BILLY GILBERT MARGARET HAMILTON DIANE FISKER
RKO RADIO PICTURE-
MARCH OF TIME
PRESENTING ANOTHER INTEREST - PACKED SUBJECT
"GATEWAYS TO PANAMA"
NEXT CHANGE
A 20th Century' Fox Picture
THE CARIBBEAN
MUNI
1 71
PAUL 'HUDSON'S BAY"
LEE THEATRE
DAILY AT 2.30, 5:15. 7.10 & 9.30 P.M.
SHOWING TO-DAY A CHINESE PICTURE IN MANDARIN
IN DE "FLOTSAM
• TO-DAY ONLY
String
STAR THEATRE
A "Swing" Programme. Fox-Trot I Bought a Wooden
""Frometheus” — Overture, Op. 43 Concert in aid of Airplane Fund Whistle Jimmy Dorsey and His Orch. Symphony Orchestra conducted by Campaign, Lee Theatre.
Fox-Trots-Love Gave Me You: Little Albert, Coates. Quartet in F Major, Annual Meeting of V.M.C.A. Ama-Sally Water-Al Cooper & His Savoy Rasoumoffsky"-Op. 59. No. 1 1st teur Dramatic Club, West Lounge, Sultans. Fox-Trots-So Far, So Good; Mov: Allegro; 2nd Mor: Allegretto You, You Darlin'-Diike Ellington and vivace e sempre scherzando; 3rd Mov: e. mesto: 4th Mov: 29-Tides: High, 12.01 am & 10.24 His Famous Orchestra Fox-Trot Adagio molto
Alive, Alive O-A and Bob Harvey Theme Russe Allegro--Roth p.m. Low: 4.09 am, and 4.05 p..
Sunrise: 6.39 am: Sunset: 7.02 p.m. (Vocal Duet) with Orchestra. Fox-Quartet." Half-yearly General Meeting of Trot--Ferryboat Serenade-Billy Cot- 11.00 Close "Down, Voting Members of Jockey Club, Club ton and His Band. Fox-Trat Hear House. Happy Valley, 5.30 pm.
30-Tides: High 12.52 am, & 11.02 p.m. Low: 4.37 a.m. and 6.48 pm.
Sunrise: 5.39 a.m.; Sunset: 7.03 p.m. La Salle Old Boys' Assen. Lecture, The Foundations of Civilisation." 8 the flour." p.m.
31-Tides: High 1.37 am, and 114); p.m. Low: 5.08 m., and 7.33 pm.
Sunrise: 5.39 a.m.; Sunset: 7.03 pm
in
Bluebirds; Quick-Step-Rumpel-Stilts- Kin-Arthur Young and Ratchett's Swingtette.
700 London Relay The News. 1.15 London Relay "Questions, of
SHORT WAVE
DAVENTRY
Wavelength 7.79b.c. (36.stm.) 9.31m.c. (31.35m.)
Calle G.S.G. 7.30 Humorous and Vocal Variety. G.S.B. Vocal-Love Song of Renaldo (Fain, G.S.H. Kahal)--Tony Martin with Orchestra | G.S.0. and the Century Quartet. Dramatic. Monologue The Quest (Kenneth Blain); Vocal A Ballad (Kenneth Transmission I-News' Sum-
KING'S THEATRE Blain Arthur Askey with piano acc.
ATTRACTION
"The Villain Still Pursued" Her"
Way back in 1844, when it first saw the light of gas footlamps at the Boston Museum, it became at once the most thrilling melodrama jever to be presenteu on die Ameri- can stage, Today, it emerges as uproarious comedy screen' tare!
The famous old play which was
At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 PM.
SYLVIA SIDNEY in
"MADAME BUTTERFLY"
A Paramount Picture
"BOHEMIAN
5
21.47mLe.. (31.97x) 15.18m.c. (19.7) NEWS IN ENGLISH
TO- MORROW
Okay
Full Bulletin
Full Bulletin
do.
do
Vocal You Do Something to Me Porter); You Go to My Head (Coots. Transinission V-News Sum-
mary with Gillespie Marlene Dietrich
Comedians The Lady and the Orch. Bottle; At the Zoo-Brad and Al W plano accompaniment. cheta (Schertzinger);
Vocal-Mar
Sierra
Sue
(Carey)-Bing Crosby with Orchestra. Trans. I, III-News Sum-
8.00 Local Time Signal and An- nouncements.
ART EXHIBITION TOMORROW
called, among other things, "The An exhibition of Chinese paint-
Fallen Saved," bears the screenings by Prof. Pao Shao-yu, Princi-
J.
tomorrow
mary
Full Bulletin
4.00. p.m. 5.00 p.m.
*6.45 p.m.
7.00 pm!
9.00. p.m
12.00 mid-
night
7.30 a.
8.30 a..
EARTHBOUND' FILM
"Earthbound," an amusing and
This 20th Century Fox picture,
title, The Villain Still Pursued pal of the Lai Ching Art College, fascinating drama centering about Her as screened by RKO Radio. will be held at the Hotel Cecil the ghost of a man who can't re- It is slated for showing today at commencing
(Friday) alize he is dead and tries to make the King's Theatre.
and continuing until May 26. The his widow see, hear and under- The fundamentals of good drama exhibition will be formally opened stand him so he can prove his which made the play the second to the public by Mr. Yeh Kung-faithfulness to her and save his most successful in the annals of cho at 11 a.m. On exhibit will be best friend. from the guillotine, Ist
at the Majestic Theatre, American theatredom, were there 3 series of beautiful paintings, en- had withstood the test of time. Med "The Song of Eternal Repen- The task ahead was to see the en-tance" depleting the life of Yang featuring Warner Baxter and Ab- sire story, from the modern au-Kuei-fel, conscrt of the Tang Endrea Leeds, with a strong support- ing cast, is full of spectacular film Idience slant.
peror, Ming Huang,
magie unlike anything heretofore The selection of a stellar cast of Followers of Chinese art will re-seen on the screen. comedy favourites alded in this alm. member the tremendous success of "Earthbound" is the strange tale Hugh Herbert tops the list as Fre-Prof. Pac's first one-man show at of a murdered man who lives on derick Healy reformer and philanthe China Building four years after death, haunted by the friends thropist who helps save the hero. ago. Prot. Pao is considered one of he knew in life, The film has many a slave to drink, from ignoble ruin. the front rank Chinese painters of light comedy moments which serve Anita Louise is the beauteous hero-today. Being a versatile master of to heighten its dramatic tension. ine, Alan Mowbray the deep-dyed the brush, he has not only includ- Favourite of millions, Warner villain who pursues her and Buster ed in his series of paintings the Baxter, in the role of a wraith-like Keaton the friend who proves his entire range of subjects found in spirit, again turns in a remarkable nemesls, Joyce Compton plays Kea-Chinese paintings, but also many portrayal. As Nick Desborough he ton's half-witted sister, Richard original features, thus introducing meets death early in the film at Cromwell is the ever-thirsty hero, new effects to Chinese árt.
the hand of a woman out of his Billy Gilbert the master of cere-
past. monies who introduces the play to
Illustrated catalogues will be on the audience, Margaret Hamilton alt at the exhibition at 30 cents the heroine's mother and Diane per copy. Fisher the darling daughter.
GIRL"
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RADIO
Pictur
WAZUIA- KO
New LOVE⚫ New LAUGHS New LUNACY
LUFE
-with the stars of "Mexican Spitfire"-
LEOD
VELEZ ERROL
MEXICAN SPITFIRE
OUT WEST"
with Donald Woods - Elisabeth' Risdon Cecil Kellaway
Laughing Lightning Strikes Twice in the Same Place!
THE MARCH OF TIME presents
EXTRA!
"ON FOREIGN NEWSFRONTS"
COMMENCING TO-MORROW
TYRONE
POWER
זן
THE MARK
Zorro
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PEOPLE HEALTH BULLETIN LONDON, May 21 (British Wire-
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visited the YM.C.A headquarters cultural standard of the Miao peu- notifiable diseases notified as LONDON, May 23 (Renter-The WASHINGTON, May 21 (Reuter) having occurred in the Colony dur here as Chief Welfare Officer of ple and ameliorate their living New Zealand Premier. Mr. Fraser,--President Roosevelt has asked ing the 24 hours ended at mid- the Home Commands of the RAF conditions, the National New Life reviewed New Zealand troops who Congress for $886,000,000 reller ap- night on May 20 Cholera, four to convey the thanks of the RAF Movement Association is planning returned from Greece. "I know propriation for the year beginning cases: Diphtheria, one case: Dy-for-the urgent needs met by the to establish a Miao People Service July 1. This amount is $109,000,-sentery, eight cases; Enteric Fever. Y.M.C.A. at isolated stations in all station at a city in western Kwel- you are all ready to perform similar task if called upon " ha 000 below the estimate in the Bud-one case; Measles, one case: Tuber- parts of the country particularly chow with Mr. Wa: Tseh-ling in
during the last difficult 10 months. Icharge (Central Neway...! get.
fculosis. 25 cases.
told them