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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1935.
FILMLAND NEWS
Charles Laughton's Narrow Escape
JANET GAYNOR
INJURED
Charles Laughton, the actor, had
a narrow escape from drowning) in the sea, near Hollywood, while taking part in a film,
Production was in progress on board a ship, off the Isthmus of Santa Catalina Island, while a big sea was running, and the ship was suddenly thrown heavily by the Awell.
Laughton, who at that moment, In the role of captain, was bellow- ing orders to his men in the rig ging, was thrown from his feet and sent rolling across the deck and over the side of the ship, where a portion of railing had been re- moved.
Fortunately the actor fell on to a platform built out over the water for tho, camera crew, and one of the technicians cnught him and saved him Beyond a few bruises he was not injured,
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JANET GAYNOR'S FALL
MADE OF STRING
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Beret, Necklace And Knitted Bag
IN NATURAL COLOUR
All made of String! String in ita natural colour, or in ony bright shade, is crocheted and knitted into various things this season. Here you cе a beret, a halo cap, a necklace, a pochette, a buttonhole; and brown crepe, worn with befge gloves.
FASHION NOTES
the
While chasing a colt during a MANY dresses still show
high neckline. At the back scene from "Way Down East," the line in some cases is a shits which is being filmed at Santa V. a very low V. There are many sailor collar6 to be seen, many Cruz, Janet Gaynor, the film se
round tress, tripped and fell, then faint-berthas and some wide,
Eton-collars..... ed. Suffering from slight coneus- sion, and an unspecified internal injury, she was ordered to remain in bed for a week.
.
.
Some conts have practically no collars collars, and some have that are upstanding about three inches at the hack.
NO "WAR TRUST"
QUAKER'S DENIALS TO COMMISSION
FACTORIES IN.. HIGHLANDS
A Quaker, Mr. J. T. Walton New- bold, gave evidence before the Royal Commission on the Private Manufacture of, and Trade in, Arms, at Middlesex Guildhall, re- cently.
Mr. Newbold said that he spoke As a private citizen who had made
study of the problem in all its manifold ramifications at home and abroad for a period of 23 years.
Detailed studies had compelled him to reject the theory that the manufacturera of war material were in any serious sense contribu- tory factors in the promotion of War scares Research had upset in his mind the earlier impression of the existence of a "war trust."
"I can hand in to you," said Mr. Newbold, "the reports of the case tried in the Imperial Courts of Japan about 1910 regarding an Admiral who was found guilty of taking bribes from the shipyard manager at Barrow-in-Furness of Vickers (Limited.) It is the only proven case of bribery which I have ever been able to find out.
"It showed that whatever were
RECORDINGS Of popular tunES FROM THE LATEST FILMS.
"ONE HOUR LATE"
F5501. Me, Without Your
An Angel Told me So. Vocal.
F5502. Me, Without You.' F.T.
..........................Joe Morrison.
An Angel Told me So. F.T. ....Orvillo Knapp & His Orch.
"GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935"
F5548. Lullaby of Broadway.
I'm Goin' Shoppin' With you... Vocal. F6549. The Words are in My Heart,
Down Sunshine, Lane, Vocal. 2026. Lullaby of Brondway. .....I'm Goin' Shoppin' with You, Vocal. RL245. Lullaby of Broadway. F.T.
The Words are in My Heart. RL246. I'm Goin' Shoppin' With You.
F5568. Lullaby Of Broadway.
FT.
•Dick Powell.
Dick Powell,
Winifred Shaw.
F.T....Doracy Brothers Orch.. F.T. Dursby Brothers Orch..
The Words Are In My Heart. F. T...Ambrose & His Orch.
"LOVE IN BLOOM”
2014. My Heart Is An Open Book.
Got Me Doin' Things. Vocal
F5509. Here Comes Cookle. F.T.
.Dixie Lee..
My Heart Is An Open Book FT...The Casa Loma Orch.. RL234. Here Comes Cookie. F.T.
Let Me Sing You To Sleep. Waltz....Ted Flo Rito's Orch.. -RL235. My Heart Is An Open Book. F.T:
.Ted Fio Rito's Orch..
Got Me Doin' Things. F.T. "THE MAN FROM FOLIES BERGERE” F5155. Singing A Happy Song. F.T.
I Was Lucky. FT. F5460. Rhythm Of The Rain. FT.
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.Roy Fox & His Band..
Abe Lyman & His Orch.
.Dorsay Brothers Orch..
.Dorsey Brothers Orche
Au Revoir L'Amour. FT. RL223. Singing A Happy Song. FT.
Au Revoir L'Amour. FT. RL224, Rhythm Of The Rain. FT. I Was Lucky. .F.T.
TSANG FOOK PIANO' CO.
9 Ice House Street Hong Kong
the close relations required by lis USE ELECTRIC CHROMIC NEEDLES WITH YOUR PICK-UP
War
Majesty's Admiralty and Department to be maintained hero
at home between Vickers and Arm. atrong-Whitworth & Co., they were Most fiercely-competing in Japan. It was not a case of bribing to get battleship Intilt, but of bribing to get the contract away from a rival British firm."
Lapels on coats are much wider, Speaking of newspapers. Mr. often faced with the lining of the Newbold said it was his impres coat or the fabrics of the blouseion not that the newspapers which beneath the coat.
COLLEEN MOORE'S DIVORCE
· PLEA
Colleen Moore, the film actress, has filed un action for divorce Coat and dress backs are very
full us
Sometimes n rule. from her husband. Mr. Albert fullness starts at the nape of the the
Parker Scott, the New York brok-neck, in gathers and pleats, some- er, says Reuter from Læg Angeles, times from a yoke. She charges him with a harsh at- titude and "systematic avoidance." Colleen Moore, who is 33, mar- ried Mr. Scott in February, 1932. She entered films as long ago as 1917, with a contract in the old Grifith Fine Arts Company. She has played in more recent times in "Lilac Time," "The Power and the Glory," and "The Social Register."
Her hobbies are yachting, fish ing, and a doll's house, for which she hus collected furnishings from all over the world.
CONTINENTAL STAR
The services of the noted Con tinental stage and film star, Liane Haid, have been secured for the forthcoming A.T.P. production "Whom the Goda Love," based on the life of Mozart.
Skirts are of every kind and every variety-straight and slit, very full, circular, or pleated on a roke.
·
Suinetimes the fullness is all the way round, and to top this kind of tight- skirt there is usually fitting bodice with a high neckline and buttoned down the front, and long, tight-fitting sleeves.
Sleeves are cither very full, bell, buffed, gathered, varying in length from just above the elbow to just above the wrist.
Millinery
Bats have undergone an impor- tant change this season. There are three schools of thought, one which still sets the hat on the head with a forward tilt towards the left side; another, whose hats are all worn at the back of the head; and the third, worn straght on the head.
Advocated the increase of aero- planes pr the peace ballot were dia- interested, birt that they published very little which would not attract and retain customers.
VERY LITTLE VALUE
"Except for those newspapers which publish special supplements and have a wide sale abroad, the custom of the arms manufacturers in their new. role of advertisers is of very little value."
Mr. Newbold drew the Commis- sion's attention to the fact that a considerable part of the armament plant in this country was located in areas vulnerable to air attack. There was need for an immense manufacture. He doubted whether overhaul of the existing means of the capital would be made avail- able by the money market for the transfer of plant and labour to the West Coast in other areas beyond Birmingham and Sheffield, For commercial demands, the existing equipment was at least adequate, but the peril of explosions caused by, aerial attacks required- that a non-economic reserve of plante should be provided.
Bagli Denn, John Loder, Victoria Hopper, and Stephen Haggard will soon be leaving London for Vienna, where, with the co-opera-minati-is-gaid-to-be-under con- the nearest centres by rail, road, tion of the Austrian authorities.sideration. many of the scenes will be shot.
Austrian by birth, Liane Haid has many times starred
on her native stage and in both Austrian and German films. She acted in British films in the silent days.
GARIBALDI FILM
HAROLD LLOYD ACTIVE
After 12 years as the indepen- dent producer of his own pictures, Harold Lloyd has temporarily left that field and signed a contract with Paramount to star in "The Milky Way." Leo M'Carey will direct, from an original screen
One of the most important pre-play. ductions in the current Paramount
After completing the picture be schedule will be a picture based will return to his independent ac- on the life of Garibaldi, the great
tivities. Italian hero.
The studio has employed E. Alexander Powell, war correspon- dent, intelligence officer, historian,
POET LAUREATE TO GO TO. HOLLYWOOD?
John Masefield, the Poet Laure- and an authority on Garibaldi, 10 late, is understood in New York to prepare the screen play.
booked for Hollywood,
Le
to
No player has been chosen for adapt Romeo and Juliet" for a the title role, although Tulio Car-Norma. Shearer production,
SALESMAN SAM
SAY, BUDDY, I JEST HIT DIS BOIGH!
IS DERE ANY PLACE IN YER FAIR. TOWN WHERE A GUY KINGIT A
SEE OTHA
JOB2
SIDE FOR PRICE OF THIS LINOLEUM
SURE! THEY NEED ANOTHER MANON AN EX- CAVATION JOB DOWN
TH' STREET! C'MON!
WITH ME!
"Factories with the machinery already in, waiting only the move- ment Into them of workers from and motor bus, should be provided In every Pepnine dale, in every Scottish Glen, and in every Welsh valley at once," he said.
Sir Philip Gibbs' (a member of the Commission) asked Mr. New bold whether he thought there was nothing in the nature of an "arms ring" in existence,
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BRITISH CROSSWORDS
1 High commendation.
9 Apparently all sane, though
they're always on the move 16 Befogged by a bee in the bonnet. 12 Europe's castern boundary, 15 Though the agent takes a middle course he always taken an order (hyphen 2-7).
15
If Germany were to do this to Would it be considered extreme the mark?
16 Propertion. 17 Age Len (anag).
22 What the butler may do to your wino-even if he leaves your cigar alone.
21 The bird which is paradoxically,"
extremely
ely useful in the garden. 27 Showing the surprising success
of Hitler.
28 In the Lipari Isles most broil the
ingredients. 31 Some of our predecessors, if not
ancestors, in these islands.
32 How Circe let in light? 33 Number a savant can bo called
upon to countenance, 34 In short let the result be a bird..
5
Mr. Newbold replied that he thought probably the authorities Adopts a reverent attitude. preferred the closest collaboration in tackling matters between firms in certain lines of the manufac- turo.
The Chairman--Can you give us any Information as to whether there in any international ring to- day of armaments 'manufacturers, or of firms producing the essential materials of armament construc- is no tion? I would say there world ring. There are certain signs of local rings.
Sam's Just Another One
MA KNOW, THIS JOB I'M TAKIN' YA TO IS NO PINK TEA! "TH' BOSS TELLS ME YA GOTTA LUG IRON BEAMS, SWING A
SLEDGE, AN' STUFF LIKE THAT! IT'S TH HEAVIEST KINDA WORK! THINK YOU'LL DO?
UNYUNZ
FONE SCEN
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Down
1 Always, in front, but if interrupt- ed the small boy at the back of the vehicle makes his appearance. 2 Hoofs and horns, for example,
Been in an old castle.
3 Light, but on a strong, massive base, as any sallur will tell you. As is not unusual, the very rich man.carries little more than a khilling.
This urn is always upset.
7 Always on foot, but, nevertheless,
I'LL LET YOUSE ANSWER DAT ONE, VERSELF! WSHADDA YOU"
INK?
{WHY, "TH' MINUTE!
YEAH,
I SAW YA, I THOUGHT (AN' YOU YOU WERE FIT... AIN'T | FOR, HARD LABOR]) TH`ONLY ENC EITHER
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keeping pace,
8 Made on Italian territory, so it
may be laken.
11 The things to be done take an¬
age.
14 Time to make an end of 26. 18 Order not destined for 13, though
they start alike.
19 Savoir faire is, of course, the
leading
characteristic of
wire-puller,
the
20 The allowance under trimming
21
will make one tear.
The homes of these inhabitants will be found on the outskirts.
23 It follows in a measure.
26 Here one particular view is
necessary, but
26" this in, possibly, a rarer deficit. 29 Particles which issue from heavy
volumes.
30 The college architectural feature,
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