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Khartoum, Jan. 15. An Italian military plane made a forced landing to-day at Tokar, but the occupants Wore saved.
“A COUNTRY GIRL"
PHILHARMONIC'S CLEVER SHOW
'THE HONGKONG | TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1936.
REV. FATHER YU PIN NEW YORK STOCK
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A reception Was given by the various Catholic organisations in the Colony to the Ilev. Father Yu Pin, D. Superintendent of Catholic
New York, Jan. 15. Action for the whole of China, at St. Mary's School, Kowloon, yester
Swan, Culbertson and Fritz Wall BEST FOR YEARS day evening.
comment:-"The A large number of Street Journal
Telegraph people were present and all enjoyed American Telephone & It has not always been one's good the excellent programme arranged Company's earnings' statement, which will be issued to-day is expected to fortune to be able to write with for the occasion.
reflect accelerated business after the sincero enthusiasm
Several musical selections wore rele concerning the
Traders Hongkong Philharmonia Socity's well received by the audience, es- middle of the year. productions, which is the chief pecially the playing on the plane by that automobile manufacturers are
Insura
themselves against why one approaches the taskittle Miss Annette Chan. A drama-seeking to
Stockings vary in price It latest effort, "Atle play, portraying the resurrection labour troubles, hence they are spread-ing Commentary on Contractor but the henge prolong bag and universities and long to from $4.50 to $8.50 per poit
with feelings of un- of Judas Iscariot in the modern world, ing the accessory business as much as Football Match between Now Zen-
It is not known what action Sudan Government may take Router's Bulletin Servico.
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IN GREAT WAR
London, Jan, 16. The death has occurred of Lord Forster, 1urmer Governor of Aus tralia. There is no heir, both his sons having been killed in the Great War, -Reuters Bulletin Service.
The late, Haron Forster, who was the first holder of the title, which was created in 1919, was born on January 31, 1800, and was educated at Eton and New College, Oxford. He play- od in the Eton A, the Oxford XI and for the Gentlemen against the Pinyora. He was a Lord Commissioner for the Treasury in 1902-05o, and Finan- clal Secretary to the War Office from *1916 to 1919. · From 1920 to 1926, ho was Governor-General of Austraita, and he was also a member of the Army Council.
CANADIAN FINANCES
PROVINCES ASK
·FOR HELP
An address of welcome was road by Mr. Chan Yapy, President of the Diocesan Council of Catholio Action in the Colony, after which the Rev. Father Yu Pin addressed the gather- ing.
report
1 p.m. Time and Weather Report 1.30 p.m. Press Bulletins. 2.15 pm. Close Down., 4.25.6 p.m. European Programme. 4.25-5.45 pm (Approx) A Run-
the Rugby These Hongkong from
643 pm-6 pm.. Dance, Music, 6.6.30
Studio Con- Children's p.m. cert.
0.30-7 pm. Dance Music.
This Week only
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after riches is given, was acted with that much money
securities after the Supreme utility deep sincerity by all laking part.
but being overstocked we are Court issues its decision regarding the
Europe is buying on the ba PVA. lance, particularly railroad fasues. It
7-7.17 p.m. A Pianoforte Re offering all of them at American
a very a rumoured that the Woollen Company may declare a divi-cital by Mischa Levitzki. dend on its preferred shares in the 1. Hungarian Rhapsody No.
SPECIAL CLEARING PRICE (Liszt), 2 Staccato Etude (Rubin- near future,
slein), . La Campanella (Paganini- Linet).
excellent piece of work and merits unqualified commendation.
Hitherto a distressing feature of the Society's protections has been the pauelty of effective male singers, dpecially in the "solo", pgris,” In fact the principals have invariably played second ikile to the chagus. But in "A Country Girl," wh.ch had He apologized for his inability to Its premiere last night at the apeak fluent English but Queen's Theatre, the dramatis per-them for their reception. Father Yu honae and chorus established
spoke in Mandaria, and his speech iten equipolan.
was interpreted into Cantonese by the Rev. Mark Chal.
an D
The play is a delight to the eye as well as the ear. It is beautifully staged, with refreshing detail paid
to
costumes, scenery, Bighting effects, entrances and exits, and, the many other incidents, comparatively. amali in themselves, but withal of great import to the success of such
production.
it 15. gratifying to be able to aver, quite honestly, that there is not a single weakness in the cast, while
addition to the chogus, in
ther vocal achievements, revent, admirable fact so very stage department, a often Ignored on the amateur "board."
EXCEPTIONAL TALENTS
A similat tribute can be paid to the pune pals, who do not allow themselves to forget that acting, ús (well as ringing necessary. In this respect, Anne Winter displays talents of an exceptional standard. voce of vatṣtand- She possesses a
hcr quality and purity and ing rendition of "Under The Deodní" and There's Plenty of Love in the World" are among the high spota of the evening., Her presence is an undoubted acquisition to the produc-
Ottawa, Jan. 15. The Canadian Provincial Govern ments and the Dominion Government aro ni present meeting to dlacusation. amondments to the Constitution.
The brunt of the leading work
amateur
The conference proposes lie forma.falls on J.C.M. Grenhami,, who makes tion of a Loan Council to give finan- this his first big effort on the local 'clal. help to the Provincial Govern.
performance Laga His ments-Reuter's Bulletin Service. is a testimony to his skill as a light
actor and his
will be *services necessary to future Philharmonic productions. Some of his Lopical allusions, which are his own pro duct, are clover and witty, and, in every way he makes "Barry a very attractive character.
̈PAN-AMERICAN
LABOUR
CONFERENCE MEETS WITH SUCCESS
1
Santiago, Jan. 15. A Pan-American Labour Confer- ence was held here to-day, at which the American Federation of Labour and independent Labour Federation representatives were present,
US FLEET MOVEMENTS
The rich and warm voices of Mrs. Valentine and Winifred Lawson are heard to excellent effect and both play a notable part in the success of the show.
A LITTLE WOODEN
C. W. E. Bishop, also making his debut with the Society, does his utmost to draw out the best from
halogue.
thanked
Concluding his speech, Rev. Father Yu Pin thanked the Catholics in the Colony for their participation in the Catholic, Action Congress held in Shanghai last year, and said that this had been very encouraging to members in the North.
Mr. Chan Yap-yu then said that Father Yu Pin had been requested by the Apostolic. Delegate in China, Monsieur Zanin, to bless them on his behalf..
7.17-7.30 p.m. Four Songs by Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone).
1, Love, Could I only tell theo (Capel), 2. She is far from the Land (Lambert), 3. Our River Thames 4. Young Briton's (Honnersy), Heritage (Hennessy).
7.30-8 p.m. Old Talkle, Tunes. Selection-Stand Up and Sing, Selection The Song of the Dram, Selection--The Flower of Hawaii, Golf Diggers of Selection---The Broadway
8pm. Time and Weather Report; Stock Quotations.
Swan, Culbertson & Fritz Dow Jones Summary of yesterday's mar- keta: The market was fractions lower on heavy liquidation in the final half hour which cannot be accounted for in the news. The decline was. ap- parently a technical reaction, possibly some of the liquidation was based on inflation fears when Congressional capitalised Senator inflationistse Cousens Interpretation of Secretary Morgenthau's testimony before the Senate Committee on Tuesday as an attempt to rally a now effort to pay ce bonuses through Indation. Oil, ment, food and sugar issues showed well, while Radio Corporation's stocks
heavily truded. Among thong present were the were
Automobile Rev. Fathers Riganti, Byrne, Gallag-sucs started the late decline and her. Bruzzoni, Maestrini, de Angelis, stools joined in the movement. Silver Brothers Aimar and Xavier, repre- stocks were weak, whilst railroad and sentativen of the Chinese Catholic utility accurities also declined; Dozens Society, St. Teresa's Young Men's of specialties, which reached new Indics Association and St. Mary's gains in unloading. Both stocks on Society, St. Joan of Arc's Young highs early in the session, lest their Young Women's Association.
Song-For me, For you. Darling, the Curb Exchange and bonds were
Je vous aime Heaucoup..Bildergarde, The gathering dipersed after light refreshments had been
served the lower. guests...
S. C. & F. New York office cables: Organ Solos-Parade of Parades.... Stocks: This market met with sell.
Requests....Les Allen and. ing by trattsburgh scrap
but showed good Contin Maclean, Vocal Austenl his Canadian Bachelors, Xylophone sistance.
prices Salo-The Punch abd Judy Show.... have been advanced by 26 cents Rudy Surita, Instrumental-Ciorsk- $14.50 nor ton
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MUI-TSAI CASES
WOMAN FINED FOR HAVING UNREGISTERED GIRL
A fine of $75 was imposed by Mr.
vious year.
8.05-11 pm. Chinese Studio Cop- 11 p.m. Close Down,
Pro- 8.05-10 p.n." European gramme from ZEK. on a Fre- quency of 619 kilncycles.
8.85-8.45 p.m. A. Variety Pro-
Kramme.
8.45-9 p.m. New Symphony Or-
In Memoriam-Overlure (Sullivan), The National City Bank $7.00 per share, against $5.00 the pre-chestra.
(Elgur), Carizeima W. Schofeld at the Central Magia earned $1.82 per share in 1935, Salut D'amour
(Elgar). tency yesterday on Au Yeung-yuk, against $2.03 the previous year. Loews 9-9.15, p.m. A Relay of the Daven- married woman, when she pleaded, Incorporated has earned $1.08 per try News Bulletin (Copyright by guilty to
share of the quarter ended Nevem- summons for keeping an
$1.23 per share Reuters. unregistered muistai at 1. Gough ber 21st, agninal
9.15-9.28 p.m. The Virtuoso Street, first floor.
during the fourth quarter last year. The
Electric "General
Company's String Quartet
Gavotte Mignon") orders were 14.4 per
(Thomas), fourth quarter cent, above those of the previous year. Orientale (Glazounov). Tamburin The Pacife Lighting Corporation in (Gosses, arr. Sharpe), Molly on the. exempt from the Utility Act.
Shore (Grainger). Cotton:
The Producers Pool is switching January to
The May. Trade is hesitant, due to the unsettled possibility of inflationary legislation Wheat: There was no follow-up to and talk of Constitutional changes. yesterday's advances. Demand four is accumulating, but traders are This Evening's Broadcast From
According to Sub-Inspector O'Comer, Inspector of Mai Tsai, in formation was received on December 19 and the girl was found at the address. Three years ago she was sold by her parents to a family in Canton for $130. She stayed with them for eight months, and owing to ill-treatment by the family the girl's parents borrowed $130 from the de fendant and redeemed the girl from Canton. She was taken to le thy for a month and then brought to Hangkong and handed to the defen-
+
'Another Case
a not very good part and is most c-dan as siturity for the 'febt. joyable in his duet with Winifred Mr. Butler, Secretary of the In-Lawson. There is, however, a hint ternational Labour Office, Baid the of woodennens about his movements,
In another prosecution, Cheung moeting was a great succos, being be on the stage, and one wished for a yond his expectations.--Router's little more depth of feeling in his Chan, 48, married woman, of 23 Lee Bulletin Service.
Garden Street, first floor, was fined W. Gill scores with his characteri$10 for falling to notify her change sation of Sir Joseph Verity and gets of address, as the mistress of a mili- nearly as many laughs as Jack laai. Grenha.n. Some of the jelliest It was stated that in March, 1932, moments of the play are when these the defendant moved to an unknown we are together on the stage. address, and while making enquiries Washington, Jan. 16. An unpretentious but very effective in Lee Garden Street last month a is that of II. M. Cockle as lady inspector found her. She had rolo Mr. Claude Bwanson, the Secretary
Verity, candidate for gone to the country and failed to re- of the Navy, announced to-day that Douglas
much ond Parliament, but
port it. four cruisers and twenty-four | **** destroyers would visit the. Atlantia interested in socuring the affections Ke Valentine). after the Spring manoeuvres, thus im- of Nan (Nina plying that the bulk of the U.S. fleet makes fascinating piny with an out- nervous would romain in the Pacific-United rageous monocle and Nx
Jovo-making
of typical
the Press:
character, A clever performance.
'Good support is
by the given several other lesser lights. C. Dudley Bartelt handies the Lord Anchester part skilfully and finishes with an amusing local version of the famous Eong "Pease! Peacer Bobby Blake. attractive and effecÏva 3
AMERICAN REBUFF TO JAPAN
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H. J. Fountain. i. Farquhar, N. O. Henry, 1. Morton, G. T. Offent, i W. Peckhap J. W. Sparkes, IL. C. Tygon, K. II. tules, 11. W.
Indian Attendantal, Betty Martin, F. G. D. Myrtle Marin, d. H. Fowler
The Children: Eile Hunt, Barbers Star lia. Fauline Strange. Bettie Wadmore.
THE ORCHESTRA
Violina-Hias N. H. Fint, DECM. (Leip. alg), Mou, E. Schroeder, Mr. IL E. Maddick, A. E. Alves, W. Burting. H, LA Erelle. Surg. 14.-Com. 11. 8. Harks, N., D. Mathi Viola-IL A. Haring: Cetil-G. W. EVAL DR. Botting: Flota. Sale: Obe * Dicken; Clarinet J. IK Shaw: Boon-Linda A. Lafford, p3.co. LkA.M., Torn.' Cozi. Trumpets-0), Ap. White: Trombone F. Gaurdi is Fonter.
Timpani, Drama, etc. Goodfellow."
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Special Averges daily petroleum production during the past week is estimated at 2,310,000 barrels, against 2.803,000 barrels the previous week.
Edison
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The
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Sophie, and all in all everybody pulls (Continued from Page 1)
hin weight to make this, the best Philharmonic show for many years. lesson its relative security, particular- ly in the absence of greater assurance
GOOD GROUPING ' than we now have that to do so would
the chorus The grouping of promote peace and establish a regime of non-meanes and non-aggression.”” good, taking into consideration the limited space and the fact that in It was learned at the end of to
COMMITTEE AND OFFICIALS day's meeting that the British, several instances the music provides
Omolals were Producer, Crrif Brown! French, Italian and American naval but little time for the players
Musical Director &. 8. Yale: Dances by Day on assemble. It is clear that the pro O'Keefe: Stage Director 1. C. Dailers Hage delegnics would moet again Thursday, without Japan, and that ducer has found his biggest difficulty Manager W. Robertson: Lisiting R. G. But- entrances of the : usisem Manager I. J. Best and H. they probably would later invite is timing the Germany and Russia to attend their ensembles, but those difficulties have M. Cook's Hon. Plankat Mr. G. W. B.
March Griggs: Frompter G. W. I. Gram. aesalons-United Press.
Been wall surmounted,
The scenery was designed by and bull May real very The production da a
under the direction of T. V. Harmon and July credit to Mr. Cyril Brown the pro-painted by Chan Bia Fong. ducer and A. B. Yule, conductor of Additional words were written by LL J. October
Dec. (1936) the orchestra.
The comtalttes comprised: Mrs. Neil Spot Mathieson, Mr. R. A. Starling, R. 8. Sper celarh, A. Starling: Hon. Producer, Cyril
BUILDING FORESEEN
Washington, Jan. 15. Japan's withdrawal from the Naval Conference has brought authoritative Indications that the Navy Depart mant may soon ask Congrean for fresh funda with which to increase the country's capital ship strength.
It is learned that tentative plans. — but do for the modernisa
tlan of two battleships or the COX- struction of a 'new, battleship as a re- placement, at the end of the current to year. This would be in addition the Navy's stated programme
Leet to treaty building up the
to
A Country Girl" deserves the fullest support of the public. S.A.G. THE CAST
(3 arder of their appearance), Rube Fairway, R. . Opencaleyk.
Bent Granter Mummery. 1-A l Douglas Verity, I. M. Cockin Captain Grasmere. W. C. Mfor Vient, P. C. Frost,
Schnabel,
Mr. Quinton Raikes, Molly Portallion. Lady Anchester, Muriel, Baith. Sophie, Hobby
Geoffrey Chalker, C. W. E. Kadon.
Barry, J. C. K.. Grabha
Nan, Nice Valentine.
Nurse, Maude Matber.
Marjorie Winifred Lawson
The Fasal of Thank. L. A. Jordan, Princes Mebelanak of Bhong, Anne Water, Land Anchester, C. Dudley Bartlett, Special dances by Myrth Brown.
THE CHORUS
strength.
Asserting that further efforts limit naval armaments are futile, Senator Koy Pittman declares that Japan's, withdrawal from the. London conversations makes it impossible for the United States to enter into any agreement with anyone for the redue- tion of its naval programme,
He added that it was evident that Japan Intended to embark upon an Helen Desraan. Anne Evant, Era Fina unlimited enlargement of her ficot- Doria Hunt. Eather Hooper, Darbarn llar Reuter.
ward. Iry Hall, Bostrine Lakeman, Alison Mackenale, Evis Marsh, Ante Perky. Cathe zine Pers, Dolly Barder, Till Bleunge Dorothy Shaw, Jean Shaw, Murjurls ben 'colayḥ," Mabel Thomas. Clara Wadmaza, Irla Wooller.
Three canon of Diphtheria were ro- parted to the local Health authorities on Tuesday,
Ladies: Fat Analow, Enid Boalton. Kyrila Brown, Marforia Dhop. Wendy · Bartlett, Franom Best, Barbara Haddon, Marie Clarke, In Cole, Jian Bovery Frennes Dunn,
Ilogen .A.
Brown: Hea. Confuetor, A. R. Yula; Deputy. Conductors Lindsay .. A. Latters, Fac. KARAM..., AND M Hon. Secretary, March Best; an. Orchestral Secretary, Miss E. May Play Hon. Tresaurer, II. M. Cockle Ward-July robe Mistress, Mes. A. W. Hayward,
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