CENTRAL THEATRE

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The best ventilated Theatre in the Colony, with over hundred windows which, open at night, give fresh and natural air to the whole house. Our machine is of the biggest size-the sound is the clearest and the price is the highest. We have two large sized lifts for the convenience of our patrons.

SHOWING TO-DAY

at 2.30; 5.15; 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

The Newest Chinese Super Special Sound-on-Film Singing and Talking Feature

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MISS YANG NOI MUI

IN

MISS. SHANGHAI"

Produced by the Tien Yi Co.. Shanghai with an all Star Cast

SHOWING

SOON

The Latest 1932 United Artists Special Feature

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 12,- 1932.

West CORSAIR

United Artists Picture

WITH

Chester Morris

ALSO

The Newest Universal Special Production

WALTER HUSTON and HELEN CHANDLER

IN

"A HOUSE DIVIDED

THE

MAJESTIC

MIRACLE MAN

antraust Glutee

with

SYLVIA SIDNEY CHESTER MORRIS

TO-DAY ONLY

"

At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 ̊ &. 9.20 P.M.

Two lovers in a world of sin and gin! Who'll set them right, who'll show them the glory of a life without greed, the happiness of a Love with- out jealousy? "The Miracle Man"—who cures the ills of Humanity by Faith, and Faith Alone!

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THE BUS DRIVER'S EYEBROWS

CABIN

A LAMENT AGAINST ITS

COMFORT.

London omnibus drivers are an- poyed. And it is all because the London General Omnibus Com- pany have tried to do something towards their comfort.

Every traveller has admired thei

neat little cabins which are now

being fitted on all the omnibusca to protect the unfortunate drivers from the elements. And every traveller has said "how nice" and "how much pleasunter it must be for the drivers." But every tra- veller is wrong.

The omnibus driver, it seems, yearns for the wide open space. He loves to feel that hot sun bent-

Ing on his face; he glories in the nin ns sweeps across him. But

above all he likes the tan and wea- ther-beaten appearance which only the English climate at its worst and best can give him.

PLUCKED OR NOT?

TRYING IT ON THE MONKEYS

EXPERIMENT WITH JAZZ MUSIC.

GLADYS COOPER effect of musle at male and female

ON

MODERN WOMAN

Lady Oxford's criticism of the modern woman, is causing much discussion.

Paris, June 18. An experiment to discover the monkeys was made with a jazz band at the Jardin d'Acclimata- tion (Bois de Boulogne Zos) hieru

this morning.

The jazz started with a noisy vamp. The first reaction of the audience, composed of 70 monkeys, The vogue for eyebrow-plucking, was that all the animals, panic- which especially roused Lady Ox-stricken, shot up and down and ford's wrath, has come to an end.

finally took refuge in the corner of "SENSELESS".

the big enge. Following are opinions on the fashion:

Miss

A violin solo caused the ani-

drowned the

Neville Pearson) appearing in which completely

Gladys Cooper (Lady male to make an infernal noise.

Doctor Pygmalion" at the Play-sound of the instrument.

house) :

"I do not understand why women Then a man, dressed as an Ame- think it necessary to tear their eye-rican sailor, danced in the cage tice is as senseless as it is unneces-tune. brows out by the roots. The prae- while the band played a dance The frightened monkeys

sary, and I am glad Lady Oxford stared at the dancer in silence, has pointed out the folly of the but did not move from the corner

where they had sought refuge.

After the concert bananas and

fashion.

The London General Omnibus Company feet that he should bej adequately covered. For Afteen years they have been trying to ex. plain to him that he abould be. and every time they have been put can be hidden by greasepaint, nyl "For on the stage the eyebrow T. But the Company have had enough of this naughtiness. It is with eye-black, to the required/audience, which

Tether eyebrows pencilled in ranges were served out to the thoroughly en- nire, they agree, to be a sun-shape. On the screen, however. Joyed them, and the monkeys re

tanned bus driver, but, if anyone this deception is not satisfactory. gets a chill or sunstroke; the re- ault is the Company's responsi bility.

Most of the buses are covered now, and the remainder will shart-¿ le be. But

Already one or two drivers have complained of colds in their eyes a direct result, they say, of the catsins. Now they want to know what is going to be done about it. So perhaps they will get their town way after all, and per-

hape not.

:

BOYS STOP A TRAIN

LINED UP ACROSS THE

TRACK.

covered their gaiety.

anif a certain amount of trimming A scientist who wis present --as distinct

from plucking-48.pronounced that it was the violin perlians, necERSITY,

solo which had produced the most "But the average woman has no interesting reaction. need to resort to the practice. Heavy eyebrows can be trimmed or trained satisfactorily.

!

"Eyebrows can be as eloquent of OLD HYMNS TO GO personality as eyes, months, and noses; eyebrows can make eyes more beautiful. This the modern woman has forgotten.'

"PERSONALITY."

THE NEW BOOK FOR METHODIST UNION

included

Muny new hymns are in the new Methodist book for the Uniting Church.

"ONLY VANITY." Miss Connie Ediss (the idul vri the Gaiety Theatre 25 years ago: "It is only vanity that has dictated the eyebrow-plucking Official information regarding book was received by fashion. There is no need for it, the new Grease-paint and eyeblack will give Primitive Methodists at Middles- any desired expression. and eye-brough, where they hold their last By standing in a row across the brows can be trained without any annual conference before Union. truck, five small boys compelled | difculty."

The delegates have been reminded The driver of a Great Western pas-j

of the confidential nature of the senger train from Aylesbury to] Miss Jean Adrienne (who is ap-

information. Princes Risborough to bring the pearing in "Tell Her the Truth" at

The Methodist hymnals train to a stop at the level-cross-the Saville Theatre):

contain 2,159 hymns,, and of these ing half a mile from Aylesbury, "I entirely disapprove of the 55 per cent, have been rejected- the The driver, it is stated, saw the fashion. There is personality in including some of those by five boys, all of school age, range an eyebrow, and eyebrow-plucking Wesleys. Catholic-spirited selec- Themaelves in n hunian ehaia, destroys personality. Those who tions from the hymnals of other hand in hand, across the metals, have had their eyebrows plucked Churches have been substituted. and stand there.

are simply martyrs of fashion. Them include: He blew the engine whistle "I wonder whether those who

times and several

applied his have adopted the practice will have ble to reduce the speed, of the any eyebrows left in 20 years' ( down at Christmas": train.

| time."

The boys remained standing

SMARTER." across the line, and accordingly) Miss Polly Luco (also appearing the driver brought the train to a at the Saville Theatre): standstill a few feet distant from! "Eyebrow-plucking Kives a them.

cleaner and smarter-but never a Having caused the train to stop | dull-appearance. There is no the boys laughed and scampered | question of the 'hard, thin' line I away across the fields.

Lady Oxford deplores." Enginemen and guard. being forbidden by the regulations to trouble of a rather similar kind at leave their train, could not pursue the same crossing the railway them and discover their identity.authorities have informed thei

been As There has

previous police of the incident.

TO-DAY ONLY

At 2.30, 5.10,

7.15 8 9.30 p.m.

in use

Christina Rossetti's "In the bleak midwinter" and "Love came

John Bunyan's "He that is down needs fear no full" and "He who would true valour seu";

Blake's "Jerusalem," and Kipling's "Land of our birth we pledge to thee";

Among American authors there are Julia Ward Howe with "Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord," and Russell Lowell's "Once to every man

and nation."

A new tune book is also being prepared.

KINGS THEATRE

TWO OLD FRIENDS COMFORT EACH OTHER WITH DOUBTFUL SUCCESS

SYDNEY HOWARD & NELSON KEYS

IN

almost a Divorce

STAIGHTENING OUT A MARRIAGE TANGLE

When a woman's jealous of a man's best friend there's no telling what may happen.

-A BRITISH PICTURE-

BOOKING

AT THE

THEATRE

TEL. 25313

TO-MORROW

Dark secrets from hor post should not matter but thay dol

DANCERS

IN THE

DARK"

aramount Picture with MIRIAM

HOPKINS JACK OAKIE WILLIAMCOLLIER,Jo EUGENE PALLETTE

QUEENS THEATRE

The Air is Always Cool and Fresh, No Circulation of Old Air, but Natural Ventilation Comfortable ---- Healthy Safe

To-day & To-morrow at 2.80 5,30, 7,15 & 9.20 MARIE DRESSLER WINS AGAIN!

She was awarded the highest acting honours for her fine work in "MIN AND BILL”

.

She'll win again with this heard-warming protrayal of the drudge. who marries her boss!

Marie DRESSLER

-Preceded by-

OKARLEY ÓHASE

ins

brings you laughs and tears in her most lovable part in

CLARENCE BROWN'S A production

Emma

LOOSER THAN LOOSE and HEARST NEWS

with Richard Cromweli Jean Hersholt Myran Loy

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EDWARD. EVERETT HORTON

in..

ONCE A GENTLEMAN

Screen's Funniest Comedy!

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NOVARRO

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It could be operated, after very little training, by anyone who could use a typewriter, and ar rangements could he made for mossages to be transmitted and recorded at all the sub-divisional stations simultaneously,

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Maior C. B. Morris, senior divi- were stressed by Mr. L. Simon.sional officer of the London. Fire Director of Telegraphs and Tele- Brigade, told the cenforonco that phones, at the annual conference the most effective method of fight- of Chief Constables in London.

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