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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1933.
ZOUZZUN
Refinements
Feature
Rockne
Six
Models
from
Flight Comes to Earth
ENGLISHWOMEN-AND
THE MAN'S MAN
By SYLVIA THOMPSON
Heroic Status
which
The Very Idea!
MODERN PLAYMATES FOR THE HOME
By Edward "Rabbit" Kelly, The arrival of Hagenbeck's circos in Hongkong the other
day reminds us to ask what is home without a pet animal or two, or three or four or so
OD...
PEAKING as an authority on. SPEAKE
animals, we are here to give you all the latest dope, following our successful debut
The first thing is to select your
would bring could be used to make provision for those suffer ing temporary unemployment owing to the shift over war to peace expenditure. These are some of the material considerations affecting the issue. On the moral side, the, case för disarmament needs no arguing. The Prince of Wales, other country the English male Ing appearance. Her absence of, I doubt if there exists in any seldom, if she is a lady, an"allur- in a speech when he unveiled type known and respected as "ajor moderation in, make-up, her the British war, memorial at Man's Man."
not-too-carefully-done hair,, her Thiepval, declared that the If such a phrase exists in any clothes which so carefully avoid names of those who fell in battle other language, it quite certainly any extremes of smartness "" or must form no mere Book of the does not connote the plus-four'd, fashion, the very way in Dead, if they are to give for to the pen of the sentimental her as a woman who is not used monosyllabic, bronzed male dear she looks and moves characterise evermore." They must be, he female novelist, whose notion of a to being admired (and who is said, the opening chapter in the good time, when young, is to "go quick to resent open signs of male new Book of Life "the founda-en a epree" with ten other young admiration, taking it as a reflec- tion and guide to a better civili- men after a cricket match; and tion upon the lady-like quality of sation, from which war, with all later in life to alt silent upon "a her appearance), the horrors which our genera-peak in Darien" or in a club win- Then look at the Frenchwoman, at St. Patrick's Ball last Friday. tion has added to it, shall be dew in St. James's-street, smoking whom, as a Frenchman said to me banished."
a pipe and staring at the toes of the other day, Nature has endow his well-polished shoes.
ed with far fewer natural beautics. animal. If you are a woman, The average Frenchwoman te less husband will, of course, suffice, but ¿-Potat" Cushioned Prop
well built, less fresh in comple-] if you are a member of the ater-" It is this Man's Man who is toxion, less regular in feature than ner sex, and want to be different, Fuel Tanks..
When a father takes his son desert, astonishing exotic fauna with ono fundamental certainty, we would recommend - nothing
be seen dressing for dinner in the an Englishwoman. But she lives The new Rockrie Six cars are hence, the lad may be puzzled world by the gleam of his shirt-for admiration.
to the museum half-a-century in the remoter corners
of the that she is the natural subject smaller than an elephant. equipped with 10 imperial gallon the efficiency of ed in selecting your elephant. The smartness Of course, care must be exercis- capacity fuel tanks.
with rods, smokestacks and all ing trousers. And these habits, her maquillage, her very looks and For instance, one elephant in a See and drive the New Rockne manner of gadgets.
And, together with the proverb that smiles and moveinents proclaim to Six to-day!
should he ask, "Did people real. "Still waters run deep," have the ordinary passerby her general small room will often make it lyride in those things?" his given him an heroic status in and absolute sense that, because difficult, to awing a leopald with- indulgent parent will reply. His imitators, like the imitators
English life.
she is a woman, she is charming, out knocking off one or two of his
There is no word in the French spots. "Yes, William, that's what of all "types" (who have had his language which means what the train looked like in the pre-rail image held up to
Our Tiny is very annoying this them during English mean by ladylike: nor Zeppelin days." The plans of their years of public school), are Is a Frenchwoman hampered by way. Whenever he turns around, the German railways to put new seldom so bronzed, so allent, so the obligation not to be con- the piano. needs to be reflated, and high-speed streamlined electric devoid of cerebral life, so in-picuibus, so curiously_handed on we've had the walls "re-papered trains in regular passenger stinct with taboos, and prejudices by one generation of Englishmen so often that the room is more like operation give commercial sanc-as the Man's Man himself. But to another. In other words, the a government office. Mr. Lo Cheung Shiu boga to announcement. Many technicians, among of prejudice, 20
tion to an engineering achieve apparently there is a feeling, here Englishwoman has accepted the
One of the best ways of living and there, of a general weakening Englishman's idea that if she is that the marriage between his
that there is too attractive and noticeable for cheaply during the Summer daughter Gertrude and Dr. K. W. them excellent German Chaun will be solemnised at St. gineers, have been emphasizing Guardamen to wear ties to
en-now a tendency to allow non-any excess of elegance or charm months is to keep Grizzly Bears John's Cathedral Wednesday,
re-or beauty she may well be taken chained outside the front door. the 22nd March, 1933, at 3 pm: the importance of aerodynamics semble, if not actually reproduce, for that class of woman afore-
Our shroff was a trifle nervous and that & Reception will bo to ordinary transport. They the Guards tie!
mentioned as "fair game." beld at the Gloucester Restaur-
the last time he visited us, so he ant at 4 p.m. No invitations are
aent his assistant shroff to try the being issued, but all friends will
cordially welcome.
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MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1933,
Attitude to Women
There is one matter in which
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Fantastic Men
first-class female
A very intelligent foreigner, back door. Unfortunately the ordinary vehicles the lessons of the Man's Man makes no conces in his book on the English charac, children had their two N.T. tigers overcoming air resistance that sions, in which his point of view ter, has made the assertion that parked there. NORONHA. Wencia Noronha passed have been learned in the con-e-i.c., the secondary import creature
influences the whole of English whereas the English male is a People who talk about drink
fantastic and cxtra- away on the 19th March 1833 in quest of the air. Yet it is one ance of women. Consciously of un- ordinary compared with the males wrecking the home should try Foochaw. Beloved son of Een- thing for an engineer to prove conciously all public-school-made of any other nation-fantastic in a hippopotamus, rlette Noronha Henrique Delphino Noronha.--
and the late that, because of its streamlines, Englishmen respect, if they can- his attitude towards all funda- Our last poor Hippy died - of (Shanghai & Singapore Fapers an ostrich egg has less air re-not altogether adopt, the Man's mentals of life, including sex-the B.O., He ate the carbolic soap - please copy).
sistance then a ten-cent piece. Man's attitude to the female sex. Englishwoman is perfectly It is another thing to develop Already at his preparatory school normal woman, handicapped and as fast as it was placed in his light, streamlined trains upon
the small boy is given to under- even distorted by the English- bath, and blew pink antiseptic basis, where they can be made stand that there is something in- man's habitual attitude towards bubbles at the mosquitoes, on the
ferior in the sex which includes her.
ceiling before he expired. Suffi- his mother and his sister. Later In other words, the English- cient saving in time must be this attitude is complicated by a woman
A fine decorative effect can be offered to justify the additional general attitude towards the other material rather badly handled. obtained by a judicious assert-". fares which, in the early stages sex which divides women into In possibilities she is much pret ment of snakes. We had to get.. at least, must be charged for such two classes: the women who are tier or amarter than the French-rid of our last lot, because Péte service. Here the trial trip of the fair game and therefore despic-woman, but the notion of in- and all our pals signed the pledge "Flying Hamburger," streaking able; and the women who aren't feriority in her spoils all her after they visited us.
Deprived of assur- between Berlin and Hamburg at and are therefore to be respected, possibilities.
For filling odd corners with if not particularly considered. ance, she has none of the rights an average speed of seventy-six In the muss of detail which miles an hour, affords a
There is an interesting antithe-which matter to her. The French- knick-knacks an ostrich is hard to com-sis between the Englishwoman, woman has a real position. She beat. And, with proper care, even emerges from the various disparison that has been somewhat with her well-established rights is the creation of the Frenchman. a whale can be domesticated. armament proposals which have overlooked. Its record of 178 of property, of voting, of govern- A Frenchman considers all women from time to time been put for miles in 140 minutes has been ing-and the Frenchwoman who as potentially attractive, and his pen. We remember when Pete ward at Geneva, the public is widely compared with current has no vote, who cannot get a pass particular woman, whom he was helping us to wean our Inst apt to overlook the simple and train speeds. But the Reichs-port without her father'a or hus-chooses to be the centre of his whale of salt water. Pete mis fundamental arguments in fa bahn's "rail Zeppelin" came with-band's permission, and who has no home, as supremely important took a suck for a blow, and it took vour of reducing nir, sea and in a half-hour of equalling the rights over her own property. both to himself and to his country. a diver and four Water Authority land forces. It is well there- scheduled acroplane time be-mangranted privileges, has a man- The Englishwoman, with all her, fore, to get back for a moment tween the two German cities.made inferiority. to the basis on which the plea for disarmament rests. One
THE ARGUMENT FOR DISARMAMENT
point to be stressed is that The Revival of Hissing
.
The
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Of course, accidents. will hap
HOW CINEMA.
for $1,000
The cinema is a wonderful, thing,
It takes one out of oneself for a
What a nasty shock to return. again to this world after having lived (for a brief hour) in a universO where beautifully gowned women make love to everyone but their husbands; where machine-guns rake the streets; and whers monsters at- tack every beautiful maiden in sight. '.. But why go out You know as well as we do how wonderful it would be live in that world. You know how marvellous it would be never to know whether your own wile or someone else's was at home warm- ing your bed. And what droll diversion it would make when one was eating one's tilin in Mac's to have the place riddled with bullets,
Think, too, of the joy, when living in that world, to go to a cinema to be taken out of oneself for a brief kóùr by seeing pictures of this present world.
Real Power
men a week to recover him.
What we have no time' for are Frenchwoman has real
those foolhardy people in Hong- Tht outward and visible signs of power in her home and over the kong who persist in risking life the differences are only too visible masculine sex, which probably ac- and limb by keeping Pekinese, if you watch the ordinary English counts for her indifference to such goldfish, aspidistras, canaries and simultaneous disarmament doca'
woman or the average French-secondary matters as passports. other dangerous pets. not lessen national security, but
Mr. Sam Livesey, the English woman-bred up in the school-property, and the franchise.
The last man we know who kept rather increases it. Moreover, actor, has achieved a curious room to believe that she is in- For to the ordinary woman there
竊 poodle was mulcted competitive armaments are fatal theatrical distinction. He is
ferior to her brothers, bred up is more delight in coming into a breach of promise. to general security, for the the only actor for many years ate masculine sports, masculine she is a woman she is a delightful somewhat pathetically to hmit room and feeling that because security of the stronger means who, on the West End stage, has phrases, and even, so far does she and intriguing human being, than the inaccurity of the weaker. been hissed at the conclusion of carry this imitation of the self-in going to apolling-booth or The attempt of cach to be every performance. The hisses satisfied and superior sex, to leaving the country without the brief hour. What a blow it is to come stronger than the other must he receives arc the mea- imitate the masculine walk-has need of her husband's permission. again to the sordid reality of every- fail, and may well end in war. sures of the success he has
day life. Looking at the matter from the attained in arousing the aud purely material standpoint, life, ience's detestation for the freedom, property, investments, villainy of the character he is trade and means of livelihood portraying, which is, that of cannot be made secure by war, Samuel Bloodgood, the wicked no matter how victoriously it banker, in the famous melo- is waged. In war, these things drama, "The Streets of London.”. are sacrificed; only peace can The audience is said to enjoy make them secure. Lord Snow-hissing Mr. Livesey almost as den stated some time ago that much as watching the very out of every pound paid in taxes amusing burlesque in which he in Britain, over fifteen shillings appears. Nevertheless, one go for paying for old wars or would not welcome a revival of preparing for possibly new ones. the old practice of serious. his- Continued preparation on such sing, the sort of unbridled be scale, must lead, in the end, tohaviour that turned the theatre, national bankruptcy. We can-into a bear garden. Modern au- not organise the world for pros-diences. too frequently seem to perity-settle questions like to be as loth to applaud as they working of monetary standarda, are to catcall. Some producera or make any of the international appear to like this. Mr. C. B.; agreements for solving our Cochran last year particularly economic problems-if the nn-requested that there should be tions continue to prepare for no applause at all during one of war and think in terms of war. his productions, on the ground | The one vital need for the re- that applause reminds people. turn of prosperity is confidence, that they are in a theatre and the feeling by investors that destroys dramatic illusion. But their investments will not be for many theatre goers one of wiped out by war and the crea the chief delights of the drama tion of vast unpayable debts, is precisely this feeling of being Another point to be kept in in a theatre, a place where all mind is that disarmament will sorts of joyful and improbable not in the long run mean more things may happen. Spontane- unemployment, but less. Money ous and unchecked applause spent on armaments is taken spreads a feeling of corporate
from the taxpayer, whose ex-enthusiasm throughout the place penditure of it would create em- which helps to set exactly the ployment. Moreover, part of right atmosphere for enjoy- the saving which disarmamentment.
MIG-SAY
PUZZLE
"Now, you know you're not to interrupt father when he's '
In his study,'
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THE SPOT MARKED. Speaking of cinemas we hear that in The Sign of the Cross," under the direction of Cecil B, de ("Bathtub") Mille, Claudette Colbert, the Empress Poppoea, bathes in five hundred gallons of real milk. De Mille mast be getting old. He forgot" somep'n. It should have been asses milk.
Just in an undertone for thons with strong constitutions. De Miles of God grind slowly bat (At eight, all right, old pai, eld
pal.)
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Stop us if we've told you this one before. We met him in Chator Road. HIM: "Come round and dine with me Monday 7"
can't. Have
US: "Sorry, we engagement Monday." EIM: "Well, make it Tuesday, US: "Going out of town Tuesday." HIM: "How about Wednesday?". US: "Oh, all right, blast it. Woll come Monday!”