THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
PLAYED TO CAPACITY LAST NIGHT
BOOK NOW AND BE SURE FOR TO-NIGHT
AT OUR USUAL MOST POPULAR PRICES ABSOLUTELY THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN
BETTY
"The whole act was
ON THE STAGE
To-day at 5.20, 7.20 G. 9.20 p.m..
To-morrow All 4 Shows
COMPSON
IN PERSON-
carried
through with n soap and Eveliness.
which Hongkong Aces all Ino seldom"--8. C. M. Post.
presents
"Hollywood On Parade"
with impersonations of
MAE WEST & MARLENE DIETRICH
Supported by
.LYNN COWAN
Singing songs that will
thrill you
and
BILL BAILEY
- with his "Ole Banjo"
-TO-MORROW.
in novel tunes.
ON THE SCREEN
To-day Only at 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.
GEORGE ARLISS
Too1
wonderful for words!
XONEY
"WINNER TAKE ALL
THE
Nothing we can
say will add to it's glories.
You'll write its praise with joys and trare.
MAN WHO
PLAYED
GOD.....
also Walt Disnoy's Silly Symphony Cartoon
ALHAMBRA
THEATRE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
HONGKONG FUNDS.
DONATIONS TO THE SAILORS" AND SOLDIERS' HOME***, The Rev. Erris C. H. Tribbeck gratefully acknowledges, on behalf of the Committee of the Sailora' and Soldiers' Home, the following annual subscriptions and donationa to the funds of the Home: Annual Subscriptions:
J. R. Luke
The Wong Family
D. Black
IG. F. Walker
Donation:
"In memory of Lieutenant
A. R. II. Walker, R. N.". Extension Fund:
"Anonymous"
5
Announcing
D'ASIS & COMPANY.
Quality Photographers at Your Service
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10
.... 250
All gifts, however small, will.bo very welcome and may be sent to the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home, 22 Hennessy Road, or a representa- tive would gladly call and collect same on receipt of a telephone call.
THE BLIND GIRLS.
Donations and Cars For The Coming Picnic.
The following donationa
are
acknowledged:
Directors and Committee Tung
Wah Hospital
350
Mrs. H. S. Rouse.
10
M. J. Quist
10
K. C. Tsang, Canton
10
Uncle Alick
5
Mrs. Hallowes
.5
G
76
$172
J. Barrow
Аполутсив
Previously acknowledged
Total
Farther offers of cars from: Mr. Bitzer, Miss J. Buckwell; making a total of eight cars. The girls need 16 at least. Further donations or offers of ears may be sent to Miss R. Mow Fung, e/o Gliman and Co., Ltd.
THE VOLUNTEERS
(Continued from Page 10).
geant with effect from October 17. 1933.
4. Reversion.
No. 1172, Sergeant A. Garcia, No. 9 Platoon, reverts, to the ranks at his own request with effect from October 17, 1034.
5. Transfer.
Sergt. Osmund, No. 17 Platoon to Company Headquarters.
Pto. A. Garcia from No. 9 Platoon'
to No. 10 Platoon.
Pie. F. A. M. Rosario from Com- pany Headquarters to No. 10 Platoon. 6. Leave and Extension. No. 1518, Pte. J. E. Henry's leave extended to Deccinber 31, 1934, Armoured Car Section.
No. 1150, Pu. F. A. M. Rosario, Corps Infantry Headquarters, grant- [ed three months' leave as from Oe- tober 12, 19:14 to January 11, 1935.
7. Strack off the Strength. Leaving the Colony. No. 1917, A. L/Cpl. D. S. Harley, No. 3 Pintoon, No. 1 Company, as from October 11, 1934,
8. Strength.
No. 226 Sapper W. R. Brumwell, C. Engineer,, 15.10.44.
No. 2227 Private J. A. du Luz, Corps Infantry, 18.10.34.
No. 2228 Private E, L. Cumba.. No.
11 Platoon, 17.10.34.
(Sd.) P. S. M. WILKINSON, Capt., Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corps.
AFTER ORDERS.
Corps Machine Guri Battalion- Signals Unita. Wednesday, October 24, 1934-Unit will parade for Flag and Buzzer Instruction.
Friday, October 20, 1934-Unit
will attend lecture No. 3.
· AFFILIATED UNITS.
St. John Narsing Detachment.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Gloucester Arcade, -
20th October, 1934.
We beg to inform you that we have established our main studio at the Gloucester Building (East Arcade) ́as from Saturday, October 20th, and doing business under the firm name of the D'Asis Company.
At your service is an artist whose aesthetic appreciation of the finer points of the photographer's art leaves little to be desired. Highlights, shading, shadows, angles, and tones are captured in a symphony of rythmn that limns the subject. to the greatest advantage.
May we suggest that you send us all negatives, photos, or snapshots for developing, printing, or enlargement; and in this way you can quickly acquaint yourself with the quality of our labours. We guarantee our enlargements to be precision. artistry, and absolutely fadeless, and the safe return of your originals, of course.
The fees are commiserate with present day economy and are compatible with the type of work you demand from work- manship of the better class. With apologetic bride we expect to be quite busy; and therefore ask that you send in any work avolding unnecessary delays.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Tel: 33188.
Yours very truly.
D'ASIS & CO.
PROUD OF YOU,
Myrna
KOBZA STUDIO
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK
BUILDING
FIRST FLOOR ICE HOUSE STREET.
Christmas Mail Photographs: Portraits of Distinction' 61⁄2" x 44" Unmounted
PRINTED ON STIFF PAPER
$20
PER DOZ.
Complete with Mailing Envelopes. Other Sizes Mounted from. $40-$80 PER DOZ. Less Special Christmas Discount.
EARLY APPOINTMENTS SUGGESTED TO AVOID RUSH
FOR APPOINTMENTS
TELEPHONE
27867
21070
KOBZA STUDIO
M.
(a) Appointment.-Miss M. Mellor la appointed Assistant Com-
· mandant - with effect from October 17, 1034.
(b) Enrolment-With effect from October 19, 1934: Mrs. W.-Sharp, Mrs. M. Swain, Miss M. Witchell
(e) ParadeThe fifth lecture on Home Nursing will take pince at Volunteer Headquarters (Lecture Room) at 5.80 p.m. on Wednesday, October 24, 1994.
Practice for those qualified will be held at the same place and tinie,
(d) Resignation-Miss M. Long- loy as from October 12, 1984. (Sd.) K. DURBAN,
Commandant,
St. John Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.. Corps.
NOTICE.
Year Book 1984-1985. Unit Commanders will please send in to Captain D. W. Mortlock, c/o Hongkong & Shanghal Bank as soon as possible and not later than Oe- tober 31, 1034.
1. A summary on the activities of their unit (3 doubla space fool- acap sheets typed),"
2. An up-to-date roll sub-divided
into sections.
3. Any good snap shots illustrat-
ing activition of their uült.
For brass, copper and all metals
use-
BRASSO
the
polish that gives a lasting shine
veroin cift 20 find it.
Your work in EVERYWOMAN'S MAN, MANHATTAN MELODRAMA, THE THIN MAN, and MEN IN WHITE, has won you a legion of new admirers. The From, the public, and the exhibitors have been saying wonderful things about your acting, your personality and your charm. They predict a gre forum for you, and are anxious for your every new product- Hince my reason (or presenting up soon-
TAMBOUL Quest
AT THE
QUEEN'S
THEATRE
frem
TO-MORROW
George BRENT
and ably supported by LIONEL ATWILL and C HENRY" OORDON..The "Hollywood Reporter” says — Piched with the kind of entertainment that fans everywhere cat up--Surg tưa audience stuff from start to fiple Direction, writing, - peting FIRST CLASS.**
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