THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1936.

AWE-INSPIRING GLI MPSE INTO THE FUTURE IN GREAT WELLS FILM

Itop seasons, during which thou- sands of Oregonians combine the fun of camping with the oppor- tunity to make money, is underway in Oregon. Pauline Baldwin smiles with her first basketful, for this year, pickers will get $1.50 per 100 pounds, instead of the usual dollar.

HIGH SENSE

OF DRAMA

BIGGEST SCREEN

SPECTACLE

YET SEEN.

"Telegraph" Film Correspondent "THINGS TO COME." King's Theatre, this week

Tremendous, awe-inspiring, challeng- ingly imaginative and technically magni- ficent-but, viewed in the light of sheer entertainment, far too prolix in its argu- mentative vision of the future.

This is a fair estimate, I think, of the wonderful interpretation of Mr. H. G. Wells's solemnly speculative story, written by himself direct for the screen, "Things To Come."

Acting, trick photography, scenic lavishness of the most resourceful and suggestive kind, and music rising and falling in rhythm that is clamant or delicate as the circumstances demand, are combined in a spectacle that in some respects is beyond anything the screen has sèen. THE WAR OF 1940

Mr. Wells places the beginning of the war that is to devastate humanity as carly as the year 1940. He makes the warning come at Christmas time.

The scurrying populace of Everytown is intent on its seasonal preparations, and the sudden contrast

WAS HONGKONG between the carol singing jollity and the realisation

RESIDENT

FILM DEVELOPED BY POLICE: PROVED

That the war has actually opened from the air with- out warning is conveyed with a high sense of drama.

It is deafening and almost stun- ning, with a jumble of scenes of terror and awfulness that has been icontrived wonderfully to convey the of overwhelming and in- sense escapable destruction.

A DOMINANT FIGURE

INNOCUOUS URTHER enquiries by the "Telegraph" regarding the temporary detention of a Japan- ese taking photographs of the harbour from the verandah of the barbed wire and dissolving Into Institute of Engineers and Ship-nothing but a few tatters of clothing. builders reveal that the man was

I recall the face of a dead child, the figure of a soldier, hanging to

But Mr. Wells and his director.

a local Japanese resident whose Mr. Chineron Menzies, have gathered trade is photography,

strength in this episode from deal- His photographis, when developed, Ing with events on the wide scale

proved innocuous and his camera rather than dwelling overmuch upon

was not confiscated, as was at first significant detail, reported,

John Cabal (played with great Apparently the photographer did force and carnestness by Raymond not realise that permission was Massey) is so obviously a leader needed to take photographs from Use that one is prepared to And him, verandah of the Engineers' Institute, through himself and his descendant, his sole purpose being to

obtaini

dominant figure throughout the photographs for sale to tourists,

story

When Hey chose Miss Mary Robinson queen of the nationally famous Pendleton Roundup, they picked a girl who really can vite. Miss Robinson, daughter of Lester Robinson of Pendleton, can rope, ride and break wild horses la true cowboy fashion by dint of long practice on ranges in the vicinity of Pendleton.

DISMISSIAL GOVT.

OF CLERKS:

BIG RAID SEQUEL

HONGKONG CIVIL SERVANTS IN PLOT TO CREATE TROUBLE AGAINST LOCAL JAPANESE

ON

RADIO BROADCAST

A Pianoforte Recital By Luba Shaftain

Z.B.W. DANCE ORCHESTRA From Z. B. W. on a wavelength of 345 metres (849 kilocycles):

4-7 p.. Chinese Programme.

7 pm. Essie. Ackland (Con-

Yehudi and

tralio) (Violin).

Menuhin

3.

1. Aria-Che Faro Senza Euridice ("Orfeo ed Euridice") (Gluck); 2 Violin Solos Tzar's Bride"-Song of The Bride (Rimsky-Korsakov); Campanella, Op. 7 (Paganini); Songs A Song of Thanksgiving (Allitsen); Sweet and

Low (Barnby); 4. Violin Solos-Allegro (Fiocco); La Capricciosa (Ries); 5. Songs Homing (Del Riego); Coming Home (Wilmot, arr. Willeby).

7.20 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations.

8 pm. Time, Weather and An- nouncements,

7.33 p.m. From the Studio. "The New Z. B. W. Dance Ur- chestra,"

Programme.

1. Man from Harlem; 2. Alone: 3. Valdivestock-(Special arrange- ment by S. Andres); 4. Please Be lieve me. How 'm I doin': 6. Home on the Range (Waltz); 7. Getta Bran' New Suit; B. What's the name of that rong; 9. I wanna woo: 10. Did 1 remember; 11, Sax Holiday; 12. Nobody's Sweet-heart. 8.20 p.m. Old Musical Comedy Gems by the Light Opera Com- pany,

1. "The Cat and the Fiddle"; "C. B. Cochran's 1930 Revue": 3. "The New Moon."

A

8.40 p.m. From the Studio. Beethoven Recital by Luba Shaf toin, (Planoforte).

1. Sonata Op. 109; (a) Vivaco; (b) Prestissimo: (e) Andante; (d) Várin tions; 2. Rondo from Sonala Op. 13 (Pathetique).

9 p.m. News and Announcements from London.

9.20 p.m. May Night"-Overture (Rimsky-Korsakov).

0.30 p.m. Hiawatha's Wedding Fees!"—(Coleridge-Taylor) Sung by the Royal Choral Society.

don.

10 p.m. A Relay from Lon

Big Ben; Talk: "Foreign Affairs" by Sir Frederick Whyte, R.C.S.I., LL.B.

10.16 p.m. A Variety Pro

gramme.

Piano Solos-Gerry Building; May

NE of the most sensational police raids in recent times Write Blues....Gerry Moore: Song The Japanese was immediately re-

But whilst he has disappeared th will have its sequel this week in the banishment from River Man......Dinah Miller; In-

strumental-Quivering Quavers leased following his explanation, Government has been seized by a which was accepted without hesita-new rate of brigands. Civilisation the Colony of a number of Chinese alleged to have been Fox-Trot Intermezzo......Otto. Do- has gone back to medieval primi- implicated in a plot to create anti-Japanese disturbance in Piano Symphonists; the vigorous and bombastic. boss the Colony on September 18.

tion by the police.

Became A Father At 101

BRITAIN'S most wonderful

father is Mr. George Skeet, 103 years old, of Burnham Mar- ket, Norfolk. His eldest child is 69 years of age.

two.

tiveness, and we find a new ruler in

(Ralph Richardson), who has con- Eighty-five persons were taken into custody as a result

ong-When,

With You ("Poor Girl")....Leslie Hutchin- Accordion Solo Woodland

Nich

Flowers....Viljo Vesterinin; Sent:

on; the infectious wandering

ruthiess of the-raid, which was made by no less than 150 police

sickness at "lost" by~"the" slaughtering of all its victims.

a powerful enemy may be preparing to conquer him. He wants

officers.

gan:-- Band—Mood Indigo.Joe- Paradise and His

Plano Song-

two

A virile man of dominating.

INCLUDED IN THOSE WHO WERE SEIZED WERE SEVERAL Lucia... The

Lover toughness, he is uncasily conscious,

got (Tenor); THE "TELEGRAPH" IS NOW ABLE TO RE-

lips. behind his boasting, that somewhere CIVIL SERVANTS,

Gerry Moore; Violin Soic Daybreak, VEAL THAT THESE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES HAVE ALREADY Ps....S

..Albert Sandler; Humo BEEN SUMMARILY DISMISSED FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE. TOUS-He was a Gentleman's Gentle- man. Michael Carr; Instrumental ONE OR TWO ARE SAID TO BE PROMINENT. "LOCAL"

--Cielito Lindo. Ferera

and OFFICIALS.

Paalub! (Hawaiian Gultur's).

дего- but he

them cannot get because the materials are lacking.

planes, His youngest is

Mr. Skeet was first married when be was 25, and earned only 78. Od a week. Itis wife died when he was 88.

At 89, he was married again` to a handsome, smiling "giri now 1 years old. She is the mother of his two youngest children, aged 6 and 2 years.

MENACE FROM THE SKY Out of the sky comes the new menae. It is Raymond Massey, now an old man filled with zeal for the conquering of the world by n brotherhood of peace, based on

he aeroplanes (or as say's, wings (Continued on Page 5.)

After remaining under suspicion for over a fortnight, 21 of the Chinese seized were released yesterday. Several others have,

is understood, been previously released.

it

It is believed that at least 20 suspects will be banished from the Colony, and a decision regarding them is expected to be reached by the Executive Council this week.

THIS MORNING'S POSTBAG

Your Current Affairs Test went of neon lighting near road truffle

sadly astray .on Saturday, 1 lights. thought I was always taught at school that Mary, Queen of Scots, Pedder whom you cite as being the daughter sections of James V of Sentland, was the motoring feat. daughter of Henry VIII of England

and Catherine of Aragon.

k

C.W.

Surely you have made a mistake. 1 was always under the impression that Mary Queen of Scots was the eldest daughter of Henry VIII

INTERESTED.

Approaching the Des Voeux Road- Street and similar inter- nowadays is becoming a

DRIVER

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11 p.m. Close Down.

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

The following wave-lengths and frequencies

Frequency Wavelength

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BAZLOGE

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GBE

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GBI

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Transmission 1

No police court charges been preferred. against the men, despite the fact that British law ordinarily demands that all per- Bons în custody should appear a Magistrate within 48 But it is true. Five letter blocks before contain thirty letters. There are hours of his detention. 620,448,401,735,250,439,369,000 dif- ferent transpositions possible with This extraordinarily long period thirty letters. Making one trans-of detention is made possible under position a second cach this would the Deportation of Allens Ordi. lake every one on earth 1.093.010)

nance, which was passed by Legin years to do.

lative Council last year.

Falkland Facts

I

TS the Government so financially

embarrassed that it is unable to YOUR news em on Friday about Argentina's "claim" to the Falk- spare a bit of decent notepaper when making official communications to land Islands serves as a reminder that, according to some historians, Jarymen?

I ask this question because last Spanish pretensions to sovereignty of *Readers

a juror called for the the Falklands was the indirect, or стр. Henry VIII's week, as

of Nelson's an perhaps direct, cause Sessions, I received daughter

"Bloody Criminal Maru was Mart 1 of England, who was intimation from the Registrar of the entering the British Navy. born at Greenwich 1516, succeeded Supreme Court of adjournment of As a boy Nelson was at a loose died the sitting, in the form of a bit of end, or there was some suggestion Edward VI to Throne for Green issue paper, with no official heading that he might study for the Church. 1558. Thrice married Mary, Qucen of Scots, was born 1542, five days of any kind, obviously one of several Hils uncle, Captain Suckling, was on before death of father, King James sent out to jurors, as it was a carbon shore, the fleet at being at the time V. Queen Elizabeth ordered her copy of a typewritten notice.

on a war footing, so could not offer execution in 1580 (150 years ago Surely it is somewhat undignified his nephrow a jour, At this juncture neet Thursday) and Mary received to circulate Jurors in this manner. Spain renewed the Falkland Islands stroke of death from wavering Such a notice, apart from the signa agitation, and the islanders hand of headman in following ture,, might emanate from anybody. seriously perturbed lest their British February.

It certainly does not bear the impress nationality should be terminated. So of an official communication. Politeness

threatening became the situation that BUSINESSMAN. the British Fleet was mabilised, and

Suckling found. Nelson Job.

G.n.J. CANNOT

the Banks and some of B.B.C. Title our European firma do some---

“NOBODY' seems to have noticed,

thing to instruct their counter staffs on a recent Daventry News Spain

In the elements of courtesy?

In the past two days one haughty Bulletin, Marshal Grazioni was re-

were

young woman quite patently ferred to as "Viceroy of Abyssinia."HY do you and other Hongkong thought she was doing me a favour Hus the B.B.C. recognised Italy's

by serving me; one ditto man just conquest of Ethloplat hated having to break off conversa

tion with a colleague for a moment: and one mulish male attendant "ap- parently hated

everything and everybody-hiraself included

LESSEL.

Sums

READER.

newspapers call the Spanish Reds "Loyalists," when thoir only loyally is to Moscow? General Franco and his brave men are waging a Christian _against a tyranny that

has nlready reduced one nation to

wor

Under this Ordinance it is not necessary to bring a suspect before a Police Court.

Suspects can be kept in custody, on ball, for an In- or released determinable period, merely by the procuration of a Warrant, which authorises detention for 14 days, which may be extended from time to time for periods of seven days. Deportation Orders are not made by Courts, but by the Governor in Council.

The Governor in Council may summarily issue a deportallon order against any person whom he finds

to be an allen if

(a) the person has been deported or banished from any part of the British Empire;

(b) the person has been convicted in the Colony of any offence;

· or

(c) the Governor In Council deems such deportation to be conducive to the public good. Deportation orders in the present instance will presumably be made under the heading (c).

(0.8.D., 0.8.1L}

13.5% maira 14.34 matres 13.37 metrow

3.16 p.m. B Ben. A Recital of Xiseihuren's

Pianoforte Bonatas by Humby.

3.46_pan. "Empire Exchange.”

Greenwich Time Sanal at 4 p.m.

Maxical Interlude, 4v.m.

Batty

4.5 p.m. "Standing en « Cermar." 435 pm. The Nawa and Annoncements.

Transmission 2

(0.8.6., 08.11.)

7 p.m.

Jufen.

No. 8.

"Empire Magazine,"

7.41 p.m. The BBC. Northern Ireland

Orchestra,

8.50 p.m. The _Amingtas Band,

Greenwich Time Signal ap

The News and Announcementia. 9.20 p.m. Variety.

..

Transmissión 3

(G.5.0.,' G.S.FG.B.II.) 10 p.m. Big Bina "Foreign Affaiz,” 10.14 p.m. A Bhart Steeltal by Joshua R.

Gladder (Violin),

10.30 p.m. Gölzer nad_bis. Orchestra, 11 p.m. A Recital of Irish Folk-Bongs. 11.35 pan. Musical Interinde..

23.10 p.m. "Stensing, on & Carner" Greenwich Time Bignal at 32 m.m. 12.30 6.1) The News and Announcements. 12.50 am. The Philip Whiteway Ensemble,

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It is understood that the majority a of the suspecte in the present case COME one told me the other day plight that calls for the pity of the have been released on bail.

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