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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MAY 7. 1932.
OVERSEAS LEAGUE
CONCERT.
VARIETY A FEATURE OF ENTERTAINMENT
The concert in the Helena Moy Instituto last night, held under the auspices of the Overseas Lenguo, was acclaimed
best of the amateur performances witnessed In Hongkong.
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The programme contained all the ingredients which make for high- class entertainment, and the large audience paid tribute by the enthusiastic manner in which they received each item.
The promotors realised the value of variety in 'n concert programme and spared no pains to secure the this best talent available. To feature, the success of the concert may be to a large extent ascribed.
Mesdames Arnokl and Balean and Miss Balean are much sought after by concert promoters who appre ciate the appeal of their instru- mental numbers. The trio provided the first item on the programme. Frank Bridges "Miniatures--Set III" was delicately handled and its effect whetted the appetite of the audience.
Mr. A. Hyde Lay, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Lay, was in fine voice for the evening. I efforts were heartily applauded.
(Stanley
"Casties in the Air" West) was the piece chosen by Mrs. Dawkes for her clocutionary num- her, She infused a depth of feel- ing into her delivery and delighted the gathering by her clear onuncia-
tion.
Miss B. C. Pack sang "Do yoth believe in Fairies?" with pleasing effect. She was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Lay.
The last item on the first part one-act of the porgramme was a comedy "The Camberley Triangle" The characters were played by Ann Smith (Kate Camberley), G. G.
(her Stopani-Thomson
lover) Dennis Camberley (her husband). The scene was laid in Kate's draw- ing room and the time was given
1910. an evening in
Witty climax dialogus and an amusing made the production good fun.
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A Hungarian 3g by Miss W. Henderson was one of the novel- ties of the prgoramme. It was an artistic performance with all the intricate steps neatly executed.
Mra. H. L. Lockhart sang two numbers "Jeunesse" (Barry) and "A Request" (Woodford-Finden). A charming voice and a neat choice
WOMEN'S WORLD
FOR OUR LADY READERS.
MOST ENGAGING—AND MOST ENGAGED!
Thirty-eight fances in three years must be an all-time re- cord! Anyhow, that's how often wistful Anny Ondrn, Euro- penn film star, is reported to have, been engaged. Among those who have been rumoured to be her future husband are a young Austrian archduke, a French banker, an American film producer, a London stock broker, and a heavyweight champion.
YOUR CHILDREN.
[By Olive Roberts Barton]
Quo stall word looms fat
of songs won Mrs. Lockhart the human make-up. It is the
generous applause.
W08
The last item on the programmie a one-act play "Thrend o' Scarlet". This is a cleverly con
"escape."
thing, as
we know, and they do crazy things sometimes. But after a week or so you begin to worry Gecretly and inake fun b£him openly, If you discover that it does no good anuggling in and that Charles is
Squeaky into bed and becoming
The mind, when tired or worried or ill, seeks escape in some form of mother. And this is as true of
BRUNSWICK ceived play which requires skilful children as it is of older people.
and
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very mcretive about him you getinely alarmed.
Something Making him Unhappy.
handling. Members of the cast acquitted themselves with honcurs. Have you ever seen a boy or girl What on earth has happened to They were G. F. Rees, W. Stoker,
turn unaccountably to n'toy or Your son-much a manly, smart hap- C. Jackson (village tradesmen. J. play that interested him, we'll say.oy boy? Is it arrested develop- J. Ferguson (landlord of Jart), S. when he was three or four years old?ment Is he not maturing prop
Has it puzzled you? Ins it worry? Is he a real baby at heart,
During the interval,
ried you? Have you felt that he after all? refresh-wasn't developing and was remain- ments were provided in the lounge. ing a laby too long?
Robertson (traveller).
MELOTONE M. West (an odd job man). W.
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ANTI-JAPANESE OR KUOMINTANG?
BOYCOTT BODIES ORDERED TO CEASE
A Common Occurrence.
No, that has nothing to do with it, lets he keeps on chutning with Squenky indofinitely. Thore are other things that enter into it then that a paychiatrist can explain | This is much a common occurrence, away and help you with. A recur that it may be a word of gomfort to tence to mental babyhood sometinies. know about it. Perhaps the caus' follows an illness or an accident, nod: may be interesting too and intakes a longer time, to overdome, i mensure help to give you an insight But give Charles time. as to the mysterious workings of your child's inind.
The truth is that something is Peking. May 0.
making him unhappy. He is wor Remember no child is conscious of rving over some responsibility ton The Asiatic News. Agency status
Behind his conditet, that following the signing of the the urges
great for him to carry, or the out- not either.coms of some event, or perhaps; peace pact the National Government Grown-upa usally re has issued a mandate, instructing for that matter, so it is not surprise some fear is enting him up, Shanghai, Peking and other cities ing that children are entirely ignor. throughout China to dissolve anti-ant of why they do things. Japanese boycott associations and We shall take any boy, say order the inspection of Japanese goods to cease,
He deliberately chooses a toy that assovintes itself with happy times when he had no responsibility and Charles, who happened to be ten no worry. If he can directly asso- Iyears old.
riate that toy with definite. happy: events in his mind, that is the one he will choose. Or he will play in n Banner that takes him back.
He is escaping.
It is understood that some anti-
Suddenly Charles goes to the at Japanese associations at Peking
tie on day where his old toys are have been ordered to cease their kept in an old trunk god fods activities but the reason given is Squeaky, his old Teddy Bear. He that under the guise of being anti-Japancso they have been takes Squeaky to bed with him, snuggles up close deside him,, talks anti-Kuomintang.
to him and acts precisely as he dil So far there has been no con- firmation from other sourers of five or six years ago. the reported Government order.- Router.
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
AW.SHUCKS...1 AIN'T GOING TO SET UP YET,
TAG... TH' BID'S SO NICE AN' TOASTY!!
WELL, POP'S BEEN CALLIN US A LONG TIME... YOU BETTER GET
OUT"
Sleep is an ovenpo resorted to by grown people who are brooding or unhappy. It works in many wayя. But children seek their own way and The best way is to this is one, fud out the trouble and remove it.
GEE A FELLA'S GOT TO HAVE A LITTLE TIME D HIMSELF ONCE IN A WHILE... AN' BESIDES LOOK WHO I AM NOW- THE BIG DOODLE OF THE SHADYSIDE
OODLES
HOT DOG!!
PARISIAN NOTES.
•
· Lacquered · Hair.
Women and girle with their hair | plastered into varnished ringlets and strange swirls are fashionable in Paris just row. Ordinary luir is envered with a new brilliant varnish so that it stays in place like no water or curling. iron waved locks ever dil.
And each particular hair becomes twice its normal size, just like eye- Jahon Inden with musscara.
This lacquer can be removed with ease overnight. In any case, the daring women of the ultra- fashionable world are wearing their hair lacquered for evening.
inore
Others are newly-platinum blonde, not by the peroxide method, but by
a new process that stainly seeme to cost a good diem) of money and after a single treatment. the hair looks like the precious metal It imi- intes.
But whether thes Inequer or pla- tinimize their hair, or just wear it as Nature meant it to be, smart'wo- men are getting regular haircuts this season, and although many of them wear curls on their neeks, long hair or shoulder-length locks have been abandoned by the rently smart.
Itrully short hair is also worn by Rome of the most. fashionable,
Waistcoats;
of
OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS."
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Across
1 Naval position: very reminiscent
of what a captain dosa.
8 You can safely lay a wager about the risk involved, but it's good food nevertheless.
A stretch of water that fro-
belies its name. quently
11 Surrounded by rubbish, I take
in the nolay revelry— part 12 last of all,
13 Hla English is very quaint. 10 For this job an Iron is the cor
rect thing-na any golfer knows. 17 Not a cattle trial, though nearly
A, and nothing could be neater. 18 He plays a love game.
21 When mother and son are se
parated by more than half a century-well, it's nothing but
a curse.
23 Suburb of Paris.
24 Hampton Court supplies the
vialtor with auch: astonishment.
26 Cibes a period whema baked
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Double-breasted waistcoats pique, satin, or crepe-tle-chite, or n very soft wool which is called alpaca will be worn this aumet over coun- | 20 If you behoad this dignitary he
try frocks in place of the sleeveless, low-neck jumpers that last summer.
were
"Roughing It."
wom
After a hard grind of work, you can relax utterly this year by "roughing it" in one of the now beach outfits in cheery chartreuse and white. This one is made of diacurl ravon, one of the new heavier roughs, and its fitted trousers and short slip-on are handsomely workmanlike and comfortable. The gay scarf is removable.
FRECKLES! HOW
OFTEN DO I HAVE TO CALL YOU?
GET UP!!
The Charm!
I'LL TELL You How You CAN MAKE FRECKLES GET UP........ AN' YOU ONLY
HAVE TO
SAY ONE WORD!!
potato merchant would have done well-ar no one would bangino.
will tell, but if you do the job again it will raise the spirits.
38 "If I scan cost, no" smuggling
will take placo (anag.).
Down
2 Following the only available
alterativë, I am in the river- and no small company. 3 I may
be a donkey, but there's nothing wrong in me.
4 A deep-scu fisherman's job which
strangely enough, he can do in considerable danger afloat.
6 Clear up out of the prairie.
6 These generally go about en foot
in pairs. 7 Blow out.
8 "I'd bring a car" to help in blocking the street, if necessary (anag.)
10 Face this: you must give it sup-.
port.
14 A useful note. A tenor could
16
a couplo any way. provides this chock.
19 A pompous Spanish military
Shakespearean braggart. 20 He benefited from being unabla to repulso the wolf from the door. 21 World-famed as an exponent of involuntary equitation, he began where 24 Onlahed.
22 Just half-a-dozen lines. 26 You'll find this in Fife.
27 Follows Ben in "The Lady of
the Lake."
Yesterday's Bolution.
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FELIX HAT SHOP
YORK BUILDING.
NEXT TO MOUTRIES. LARGE BRIMmed rouGH STRAWS
IN
BLACK AND WHITE ALSO
Just received a Beautiful Assortment
of the famous "BETH" AND "KENMORE" HATS. EACH HAT A DISTINCTIVE MODEL.
WANTED AT ONCE
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC. will be very gratefully received by the HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
at its Room at the "
CITY HALL
on
MONDAYS & THURSDAYS from 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 noon.
Send us your old clothes.
By Blosser
OH
DOODLE!!
COMIN'. POP!!
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