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MACAO WEEK BY .
WEEK.
NEW GOVERNOR EXPECTED SHORTLY.
Macao, Mar, 29. The impending arrival of His Excellency Commander Mata Oliveira, Governor of Macnó, is looked forward to by the people of the Colony, in provious ox- periences of affairs at Macao will he of invaluable aid to him in his new office, and he has the best wishes of the residents of Macao that his term of administration may be a prosperous and brillant one. Senior Tamagnini Barbosa, his predecessor in office, left the Colony with a splendid record of work and service done in the in Lerests of Portugal, and it is to be hoped that Coniniander Ouveira will be no less successful in the olice that he has taken up,
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1931.
CINEMA NOTES.
DAINTY DANCES IN
"GOLD DIGGERS."
Ann Fennington, Broadway's dan- cing darling, says that she has been dancing all her life.
The diminutive stepper who makes bor talking pleture debut in a featured part in "Gold Diggers of Broadway," Warner Bros. and Vitaphone 100% ing picture in technicolour, which is natural colour, singing, talking, danc now at the Queen's Theatre, has been
the professional singe ever sinen ahe was twelve years old. Several yours before that she was an ardent student of her chosen art.
Born in Camden, Now Jersey, on December 23, Ann received most of her education at the Cooper School, there and later completed her school- ing under private tutors.
Her first engagement was as one of the Shelley Trio, a group of three little girls, dancing in vaudevilla in which quickly fell in step with the Philadelphia, Her unusual talent,
modern tempo, anon brought Ann to prominence and stardoin in musical comedy. Her stage revues Include Ziegfeld "Pollen, several George White's "Sennials," "Jack and Jit" and others,
Cinemu-goera here have been given the opportunity of allend-|. When Ann was the star of the ing a talkies performance, with 1919 "Sennials," Nancy Welford was the instaliation of equipment in her understudy. This same situation the Victoria Cinematograph, which curs in the story of "Gold Diggers has been adapted for the purpose, are identical with that of their first!
of Brondway." in which their roles as make-burt until the new Curtmeeting in real life, ton Theatre is built.
In the Capitol Theatre, which is expected to open its doors in a' week or two, einen patrons will
alorded an even better
be
portunity. for the new theatre has been specially constructed for the installation of sound pictures, and the building is particularly well provided with at the intest i eonveniences for a modera cinema
theatre.
Antong recent visitors to Macau was Vice-Admiral Herr, Comman- der-in-Chief of the French Naval Squadron in the Far East, who mude u visit to Macao in the French gunboat Argus on Friday, March 20, to pay an oficial call on I. E. Dr. J. Magalhaes, Oilleer Ad- | ministering the Government, He
ไชส received with the honours and loft for Hongkong again on the same day.
Motion pictures aoun attracted the attention of Miss Pennington and she starred in The Late Boy Scout," "Antien
Ann," of
"The Rainbow trincean," "Lucky Horse-Shoes,"
Madam Behave" and "The Golden Strain,"
of a stage
Mies Pennington's role in "Gold Diggers of Broadway," which Key Del Ruth directed, is that dancing star of this "show within n show." Her exuberant dancing is. one of the outstanding features of the lm. Miss Pennington is four feet eleven and one-half inches inll, weighs | one hundred and six pounds and lus dark brown eyes and long brown hair,
mart
LOCAL RADIO.
VIOLIN RECITAL FROM ·
THE STUDIO.
To-day's ratio programome to bo broadcast by Z. B. W, on a WAVD- length of 355 metres:
6.00-3.00 p.m. European Pro- gramme of H. M. V. and Victor Re- cords kindly supplied by Moss. Moutrie and Co.
a Vida Breve (De Falla),
5.00-5.32 p.m. Orchestral.
L'Amour Sorcier (Love the
Magician) (De Falla).
Symphony Orchestra. D1453, Nell Gwyn Dances (German),
New Symphony. Orchestra. B2087. Shepherd's Hey (Grainger). Molly On The Shore (Grainger).
Royal Opera Orchestra Covent Garden. B281). Count of Luxemburg (Lehar). Merry Widow (Lelinr).
International Concert Orchestra, 01892. 6.32-0.05 p.m. Gatterdammerung (end of Act 3). Orchestra and the London Symphony Played by the Derlin State Opera Orchestra Nos. 1100, 9467, 9468, aud 0163.
These recorils complete the sulto which was kindly loaned by a listener.
0.05-6.55 p.m. Concert Items. Piano Solo-Gavotte In F Major
(Berthoven-Baur).
Harold Baur, 6592. Song-Daughter Of The Regiment
(Donizetti). Lucia di Lammermoor-Silenec O'er
All (Donizetti). Toti Dal Monte (Soprano). GG13.10 Song-The Floral Dance (Moss). Song-The Lute Player (Allitsen).
OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.
Across
25
1 Ophelia's brother. 5 One would this a cricket pitch.
to say it was this than a billiard table.
9 One who bestows the glad eye, The writer makes use of his heart.
London wns, largely, after the Grent Fire.
11 This warning takes place in a
mòment, C131.12
Peter Dawson (Bass-Barltone).
Justrumental Trio-Mirage (Contes). Instrumental Trio-1 Zingar)
(Leoncavallo).
De Gront (Violin) David. Bor (Piano) Calve ('Cello). D3028. Song-Robin Adair (Keppell. Song-The Last Rose Of Summer
(Moore).
1188.
What is it that a girl does in an office, ani a fitter in a machine #hop?
13 Immediately.
16 Floor covering much used in
Inclin.
17 This a worked by the foot-
so it is "related" (anng.). 18 Here I have oppies round me,
though not in an orchard. 21 Doubtless it in its heart that causes this little dog to stray Jain together. now and again.
Francis Alda (Soprano). Song-Absent (Metcalf), Song-I Hear À Thrush At Eve
(Cadman), Derek Oldham (Tenor). 12680.24 Organ Solo-Forever (Ager). Organ Solo-In The Heart Of The
Sunset (Nicholls).
Reginald Foort. B30.14. 7.00 p.m. Stock Quotations. 6.55-7.30 p.m.
Concerto In A Minor (Greig). usual
A few days ago, two Japanese fishing trawlers from the Gulf of Toukin paid a visit to Macao with a full cargo of fresh fish for sale in Macao. The catch was sold readily and the trawlers left on the following day for Turther fighting.
ן נ◄
The
story +4 Mr. Brophy's ill-fated attempt to reach the Philippines from Macao,
last Hop of hit
Shanghai to Maniin, is one that has shot a pang of sor row into the hearts of all those
the from
Highl
"Say It With Songs." Al Jolson's new pleture, "Say It With Songs," Warner Bros. latest, all-talking, all-singing Vitaphono speinl coming to the Queen's Theatre. on Sunday, is the story of a who, by a trick of fate, loses loved ones, liberty and opportunity, Ruffers in devotion to a child-and the child Imprisonment and finds peace through
is played by Davey Lee,
Say It With Song" is an all- Johnston sings a number of excep talking Vitaphone picture, and Mr. tinout new songs and forgettable old ones.
several
121-
26 Here, you must put your back into it, and wind up with spirit. 26 All the world does
this can- tinuously,
29 Fitting this might, perhaps, bu
collne-work, but hard pulling is certainly not essential.
30 Porch.
31
Arthur De Greef and The Royal Albert Hall Orch. Conducted by Sir Landon Ronald. 9151, 152,
0153 and 9164.12
7.30-8.00 p.m. From The Studio, Violin Recital of selected pieces by Michael Wexlor the famous Russian Violinint, accompanied by Mr. Harry Orc.
8.00-11.30 p.m. Ko Shing Theatre Relay.
The story oncerns Joe Lane, a happy-go-licky and improvident but gifted song plugger, who, just on the surge of success as a recording and Greatesting artist, fights and ac-Time, etc. ekdentally kills his employer when he
neas of the latter's unweleothe at. tenliums in his wife. For this Jue ses to prison, leaving his wife to
ift for herself and their child, Believing that she bus never been. happy with him and realizing how his present punishment will punish her fever alter, due forces her to divorce him and she later considera marriage
9.00 p.m. Weather Report, Local
11.50 p.m. Close Dawn.
As from Wednesday, April 1, the Weather Report and Locni Time will be announced at 1 p.m. and 8 pm. instead of 1.30 p.m. and 9 pm. ns at present.
Starting from April the Europeau evening programmaA on Tuesdays and Thursdays will commence at 6 p.m. instend of 5 p.m.
who knew this quiet, unassuming with fermer apirer, nw a famous young airman. All hopes of his. The child is pat ints u
the stage production and his servicca recovery seem to have gone, but 2 and being unhappy there. were "requisitioned for the Lalkie his gallant emleavour to reach his he, and is injured by a truck.
fws he father, who has come to A galaxy of star players, fill the destination, after weeks of dieap only specialist can help the child Nore Swinburne, Polly Ward, Peter other roles, including Alf Godlard, pointment and ill luck, will go down and do als him to his in the annals of the Colony as a
former Enddon, Humberston Wright, Cyril wife's suitor for help. A ends McLaglen and Annie Esmond. Nervo pioneering effort that will asher in any and a blaze of Jolsonesque | and Knox give a diverting burlesque a permanent service by air between ely, not everybody leaves the pel, and Anton Dolin and Anna Lúd- Macao and elsewhere in the Far
kentre in a glow of satisfaction. d. England's premier dancers, East mainly as a result of the workers in the ease are Marian Nixon, Į perform to the "Schoberazade" ballet. Holm Herbert, Kenneth Thompson
n Fred Kehler.
"Why Can't You," feed to You." For You," "One Sweet 21. in Sevouth Heaven." "I'm Karazy Back is Your Own Back Yard,"
Kis" and
"Af's Button."
wus
The King's Theatre. Outstanding feature the new King's Theatre is the remarkably mellow and distinct tone given by the talking picture apparates. A private screening of "Monte Carlo” given this morning. Both talking, singing and muste is reproduced perfectly by the now equipment, the volume of sound is well regulated, and the ear is able to catch every word.
Circle seats of the new thentre bed the patrons of the cinema of the plush sents and backs, they provide The advent of the talkies bus rob. satisfy every comfort. With spring comedy film. It has been found that ple log-room, and every neat gives he slapstick type of comedy cannot practienily. a straight. view of the be suitably welled to dialogue, and, screen. as a result, talkies have confined the selves with very few exceptions to the subjects. stage spectacles and strongly draina-
that he began. No stone was left unturned at Macao to trace Mr. Brophy after it became apparent Zamisek
The story is by Darryl Frances and Harvey Gates. The that he had failed to get to Manila,king scenario ir be Joseph Jackam and in addition to messages from and Lovd Bucon directed. the wireless station at Macao, Jobson's songs include "Little Pal" Commander Cabral, with Lt. Abreu, as his observer, made several flights over the course taken by the Kallant alman, and scoured the country- side for many miles to the south- of Macao, in the not impossible event of his having turned back and been driven out of his course and being forced to make a landing at some isolated spot down the coast. All efforts seemed to be vain, how- ever, and at best very rebutantly the search was given up.
Hector Rogers, an apprentice at the Kowloon Docks, was charged before Mr. Hamilton, at the Kowloon Magis traes this morning, with having ridden a bicycle along Nathan Rund yester day, without a bell. The defendant Failed to appear in Court and hi: bail
of $ was estreated,
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
I GUESS WHOGNER
FRECKLES AND HAS IN THAT PLANE,
THE OLD HERMIT
WATCH THE AIL. LANE VANISH OVER THE BACK. RANGES..... THE LAKE THEY ARE ON, DESP IN THE VALLEY OF VANISHED MEN, HOLDS THEM PRISONERS BY ITS STEOP UNSURMOUNTABLE!
MOUNTAIN
AIDES
NEVER SAW US...... GEE...I'D GIVE ANY.
THING TO GE IN THERE WITH
THEM -
IF YOU'D EVER FALL IN ONE OF THOSE THINGS, SOOD BREAK
YOUZ NECK, SURST!
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Te this large numbers of their people is a part of Soviet policy. A draughtsman of sorts who works in a liquid medium, but though he draws he does not paint:
Down
1 This Httle creaturo frequently takes a turn on the sands, but when he takes his hook--well, that's the end of him. 2 Plain.
3 Aither
a Yorkshireman
Cockney take.
1 You
will frequently find across doing this.
or a
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WOMAN'S POINT OF VIEW ABOUT MEN.
"ALWAYS WORTH HAVING."
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lose the right.
Both in Latin.
7 What the gardener did to the.
carrots and turnips when they were about two inches high. 8 A suite.
14 A period of aloeplessness. 15 Give its heart and you may this. 18 Begin with a question and go on
to look sideways. 19 They are now
This
sounds like advice which no Gretan could avoid taking, conceal it how you will.
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21 Not your partner's ace, of course,
or you'll be blown up. blown down as a rule.
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23 Spite that sounds very unlike
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27 Volcano.
28 When you take this crop up you And that it is a hogthough French.
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peris were not very effective when before the Interview Board.
"I would always," he added, "have woman on the board, even though a
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woman is not being judged. A woman's point of view of man is always worth having," (Laughter).
Standard Set by Men. The Duchess of Atholl: In
It
to
The kind of person suitable for possible to indicate how a woman shows up the interviews, s the Civil Service is a nun or wo-compared with men?
in, The projection screen itself is
man who has a considerable know Sir Stanley: We find it compar bigger than ordinary, and can given a blue tint,
ledge of human beings, and is nc-latively easy to put men and women "Monte Carlo" is a. frst class customed to mix with them on an in an order of merit separately, but murien romance, something after the easy footing."
I have never yet been able to decido style of "The Love Parade." Its This view was expressed by Sir, what kind of woman is humour is refreshing
and rather Stanley Leathes, a former Civil Ser- what kind of mu. (Laughter). subtle, the singing excellent, and vice Commissioner, at the sitting of Mr. Bromley: Which sax has to the story most entertaining, Jack the Royal Commission on I will be remembered that this
Buchanan does not lose his mugnetle Civil Service.
the attain the altitude of the other? entertaining story, which W. A. Dar personality on the screen und Jeanette lington wrote, was that produced as MacDonald has quite a lot to do. Commission something
silent film, in which Leslie lennos starred, and inter us a stage play Zazu Pitts und Claude Aillster, who didates.
Most of the humour is provided by experiences in interviewing can-women are at any disadvantage. which ran for a whole year in Lon-springe a surprise with a very pleas.
It often happened, he said, that are they as a sex unduly arrogant. They are, not terribly shy, neither don. Tubby Edlin was the star of 'ing singing volce.
good scholars or guail technical ex-(Laughter.)
But the Great Public likes to laugh, und that is only one reason why "All's Buiton, which comes to the Central Theatre to-day should cause n furore.
WE'LL PULL UP
ON SHORE AND
LOOK AROUND " THIS PLACE
·MIGHT BE SOME PEOPLE
AROUND
Indians?
„DO YOU THINK THERE.
MIGHT BE SOMEBODY
LIVING HERE ON THIS LAKE?
DONT THINK A HUMAN BENS EVER HAS LAID BYGG ON THIS PLACE BEFORE,
My goy!!
the I imagine the man have Bot the
He told
of his standard. I do not, however, think
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