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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930.

MR. KIPLING'S WORK,

WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR THE EMPIRE.

LONDON STAGE FIRE EINSTEIN CREATES

DRAMA.

AUDIENCE SITS TIGHT:

ACTORS CARRY ON.

An almost atocial coolness was LORD'S TRIBUTE.displayed by the audience, actors and stall when a fire broke out

SENSATION.

SIGNED BLACKBOARD TO

BE PRESENTED

PROFESSOR'S PLEA.

Prof. Albert Einstein, the great physicist and discoverer of "Re Although the people in the audi-lativity," created something of a torium saw the Bames licking at sensation at Nottingham Univer-

sity. the scenery they sat immovable in In a lecture in which he mado their seats and not one theatre.

At the annual luncheon of the on the stage of the King's Theatre, Kipling Society, held at the Hotel Hammersmith. during a matinee Rembrandt there were present, in-performance of "Milestones". cluding the Chairman-Major-Gen- eral L. C. Dunsterville--a dozen contemporaries of Mr. Kipling at the United Services College, West ward Ho! Among them were the originals of Stalks and M'Turk in "Stalky and Co."

Lord Lloyd, who was the guest of honour, in giving the toast of "Rudyard Kipling," referred to the long illness of Mrs. Kipling, and added that she was now well dn the road to recovery. ›

The Kipling Society, he con- tinued, was the largest and most widely scattered society in any hemisphere, since in reality it com- prised almost every English-speak

the ing man and woman all over world.

"Another Ezekiel." "How could it be otherwise?" he asked. "Never has the world known any one at all who could aing those. 'enkernelled' if I might coin a word-and enshrined things that have tugged 80 straight at the heart-strings of such diverse men in. all climates, or one who, with a single magic phrase, could rush back to one's mind such forgotten scenea of peace and

war, of 'Desert and vividly Sown," who could more bring back to our senses some forgotten smell of dusty trail, or fill our eyes once more with the biting smoke of all our past camp fires.

left the

a new and revolutionary pro The staff tackled the flames with nouncement upon the subject of the greatest promptness, like "Space," he covered a blackboard soldiers on parade." As an off-with formulao. in German.

At the request of some distin- cial put it:

guished professors present, signed the board in chalk

The fire broke out at 4.30. In less than 15 seconds the fire proof curtain was down.

In five seconds the drencher was working.

Ten seconds later the hydrant was out.

ho

It was decided to have the slate varnished and préserved as a memente of the important occa- Blon.

Professor Einstein on his ar rival was induced to assist in the Four minutes after the fire had making of a talking picture of his started the manager of the pro-visit to Nottingham University. duction. Mr.

Caspar Middleton, Space, declared the Professor in went on the stage, thanked the effect, during his lecture, is the audience for their splendid cool-real "solidarity." "Matter" is only ness and announced. that the play of secondary consideration-an

unsubstantial dream. would shortly proceed.

Manager's Tribute.

In less than 15 minutes the audience were again watching the progress of the third act of "Miles- tones."

The fire is believed to have been caused by a fused wire.

The flames shot on to the stage just as Miss Dorothy Cheston, Mr. Allen Jeyes and Miss Emmie Arthur-Williams were praceeding with their parts.

They glanced at the flames, and then went on with their acting as though nothing. had occurred.

"They did not stop acting," said "Kipling," he added, "did some-Mr. Middleton "until the fire-proof thing more than that. From the curtain had been rung down, national and Imperial point of "The orchestra struck up some view he, like another Ezekiel, hod the quality of making dry bones live. He made the dry bones of a common belief live, and nowhere more than in India, on which al! our minds are centred and focussed, not only by our anxieties of the moment, but by the Report of the Simon Com mission.

"He showed that he knew that all nations needed government, as plants wanted surshire, and be taught the virtues of rule and order in. myriad ways and means. He taught the love of order and justice and peace."

A Great Imperial Asset. Kipling. Lord Lloyd proceeded. stood out with Joseph Chamber- lain and Cecil - Rhodes, as one of the three men of the century. "Indeed," he added, "I believe that in effective influence on the unity of races of the peoples of the Empire lie has no equal.

"He has done more for reform in the old days and for the prestige in later days of the Fighting Services than any other living man. When he sang of Empire he never failed to stress its only possible foundation- sacrifice. Ite never sang of the Empire in jingo terms. When he sang of war, it was of the beroism and of the fine and splendid things-that war evokes; not like the hateful modern novel, only of the hideous and evil things, which, like rank weeds, can always be found in mud.

"In these days of difficulty and anxiety to the future of our race and Empire," Lord Lloyd con- cluded. "when the qualities of courage and vision were, needed

This is a complete reversal of our previous conceptions of the universo.

Professor Einstein declared also that he believed it possible to get metric a further form of this space which should at one stroke comprise all the phenomena of the cosmos.

"I have faith," he declared, "In the path along which I am pro- ceeding and I have evidence that the end is very near."

Faraday and Maxwell had not the courage to say that space was a real thing. So they invented a material they called the ether.

This, later on, had to be discard- ed, and Einstein said that his re- searches had led him to give music, and every man behind the space a real significance, so that fire-proof curtain sprang to bis we had now come to a reversal of post.. Within four minutes five fire the position which we found at brigades were outside the theatre, the beginning. but by that time the fire was out. "My scenery was badly damaged, but we are carrying on throughout the week.'

so badly to deal with the present and to fashion the future, we were lucky indeed that we still had in our midst a great Imperial asset like Rudyard Kipling.

The Professor related that about two years ago, during a severe illness, he found what he believes to be the clue to obtain- ing a more complete picture of the workings of the universe.

bodies in space they had paid at- Hitherto in considering two tention only to their size. Now he believes the important consi- deration was their direction.

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