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PANTOMIME NITA.

The general public, or, at least, those of the general public who have visited the pantomimes in various parts of the country, dro continually heard Inning or whistling the popular songs of the diny.

To them it may be that the tube is more important than the wordu, or it may be that, in the absence of the words which they have not yet been able to grasp, the tune is the only part of the song they have learned,

Each year has its panto hite;! they may be songs, waltz songs, waltz ballade, or song fox-trats, but whatever they are in name, every- one who can sing or whistle a note, everyone who can play a mouth- organ, concerting, or piano, dis- plays his musical up-to-dateness by giving us selections from the moxi populur of the pantomiine successes, BUSY COMPOSEEN. Composers of meludies have this pantolide been prolific in their out- put. Scores and scores of songs each with a modern touch, are heing sold by the various music publishing houses.

There are many very big sc- Cosses being sung in pantone to-day. Among them is Nat ́D. Ayer's "Shuttlin' along (published by Feldman, Ted Snyder's "The Shuik of Araby" (Feldman), Walter Donaldson's "My Sweet Hortense" (Hermun Darewaki, John P. Long's "Wherever. You Are (Francis, Day, and Hunter), R. P. Weston and Bert Lee's" Our Little Garden Subbub

(Francis. Day, and Hunter), Harry Pease. Ed. G. Nelson, and Gilbert Dóolge's "Perry O'Neil" (Francis, Day, and Hunter), Tulsa, Leason Harry T. Hanbury's "We'll Buikl a Dear Little, Cute Little Love Nest Some Sweet Day" (Feldman); Melville Gideon's "If Winter Comes" (Francis. Day, and Hun- ,ter), and Will lyde's Beaver "

(Herman Darewski).

"DRA LITTLE HOUBE." "We'll build a deur little, cute little love nest some sweet day" is one of the successes at the London Hippodrome. Here are the words of the refrain:-

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CHURCH NOTES.

HOLY WEEK.

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of the day in some part of the world; the Saonice is pleaded. Always in Heaven the Father behold this ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET senseless and perpetual pleading from the sitare on earth. The washing of the feet was the act of

ING.

slave, He. the Creator of the

Yesterday the Royal Artillery World knelt in humility before His completed their annual athletic friends And He will kneel again to us and wash away the dust from meeting which has been taking our souls when we pray Him to place on the United Services Re- cleanse us this Holy Week, will creation Ground, Kowloon. fake our weary fest in His dear bands, hande that in twenty-four hours will be nailed to the Cross. Then when He has done this per sonal service for va, He speaks "If then your Lord and Muster have washed your feet, ye also ought to wash one another's feet."

To-morrow is the first day of the most solemn week in the Christian Year. English people call it Holy Week, others Suffering Week, others the Still Wook. We.com memorate the last events in our Saviour's Ministry on earth until His resurrection, sharing with Him as far as possible Hia mullerings on the Crows, necessary for the redemp tion of mankind. The Church hat always taught that the fast of Lent must be observed with greater strictness this last week and we see with what austerity our forefather observed it, when we read that in]. the fourth century Christians who had the least zeal and fervour only eat bread with a little salt aou rank water once a day throughout

a

I hope it pours on her for a yearHoly Week. That would be inmense Yer never met a girl like sweet

Horteuse,"

"THE SHEIK OF ARANY." Here is another good chorus ;-

I'm the Sheik of Arsby, Your love belongs to me; At night when you're usleep, Into your tent I'll creep. The stars that shine above Will light oar way to love, You'll rule this hand with me,

Sheik of Araby.

OUR LITTLE-GARDEN SUBBUR,

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Sung particularly in the suburban pantomimnes. "Our Little Gardeni Subbub" goes with a bang :-

.

The best athletic of the meet was Bombadiar Suits and be won the Cup as winner of the mile fiat race for soldiers of the Royal Artillery, the quarter mile flat race and the half mile flat raca.

At the conclusion, of the events Mrs. Bingham, wife of Capt. Bing- hani, distributed the prizes.

**OFFICIALS.

Good Friday is the most solemn day of all the year when we recall the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, not

The officials were :- an isolated fact that took place nine-

President Lieut.-Colonel W. 0. teen hundred years ago, but à erucifixion that takes place daily on

8. Sander, D.8.0., R.G.A. To-morrow is called Patin Sunshin barth, Why is it called the Judges. Liont. Colonel WO. day, when we celebrate.Our Lord's Passion? It is the all-dovouring S. Sanders, D.8.0.. R.G.A., Major triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Apasion of Christ's love for human P. Rashleigh, R.G.A., Mujor A. last the people proclaim Him their souls, a fire of passionate love feil. Cruickshank, D.S.O., RG.A... King. He rides upon an ass, thes by fuel, the wood of the Cromo Major 1. C. Halford, R.Ģ.A.. throng round Him, throwing their love which the world still rojects Captain G. Barrett, R.GA.. Bhan Singh, garments on the ground, waving the to-day, and an ever-suffering Subadar-Major branches of palm and shouting over St. Paul says Yo crucify H.K.S., R.G.A. "Blessed in He that cometh in the the Son of God afresh," each sinful Starters.-Capt. C. J. F. Bona- game of the Lord.'

So great feet of ours in se the hammering of ley, R.G.A., Capt. 6, D. Meredith, the eager respouse of their heart the cruel nails deeper into His flesh, R.G.A.; Jamidar Piran Ditta, that the Pharisees in bitterness tunach sinful thought' in as a freal: D.C.M. to each other saying "Lo, the world horn added to that crown pressing Stewards....Mr. Gr. T. R. Hall, is good after Him.

on His brow-nineteen hundred Mr. Gr. G. Taylor, B.8.M. Rogers, years ago, it was the hatred of the R.S.M: Cook, C.8.M. 8. H. Jews that killed Him, today He Davies, Sergt. R. Watson. lies from indifference and neglect. Recorders.Lieut. A. W. All

It has been suggested that the people coming out of Jerusalem who net Jesus (St. John XII.) were on their way to select the lamb from the spered tucks for the Passover pub-iffering stid found the fulfilment of

In our little garden sub-bub, Far away from the noise and

hub-bub.

When you're tired of the

bub,

Tired of the club-bab.

Take a little house in the garden

subbub.

There you can grow stewed

Flub-ib,

Bath in an old ruin tub-bub. So leave all the hub-bub, and

the pub-bub and the club-bub And grow your own grab-bab in

the sub-bub.

"WHEREVER YOU ARE."

Mr. Long's "Wherever you are" has the following refrain Wherever you ate, dear, I want to

be, there.

All

Wherever you are, dear, my

heart's with you.

and of God that taketh away the ine of the world).

But in the midst of His triumph Jesus knows that these cries of Hosanna will soon change to shouts

"

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pasu by?" What response shall A. Gillard, Staff Sergt. we make this coming (ion Friday E. Jannes."

the old sepemonial in finding this three bours, too long to watch Time-keepers. Lieut. (D.O.) with Hing is He hangs upon His J. A. Chester, F.4.A., Q.M.S. Crows? Must He make for us to T.G.) L. C. Harmon, the only possible excuse Father forgive them, for they know not what they do." There is not much "Crucify, Crucify! and that we can give but the soldier who fe nears Jerusalem the thought waited was allowed to give Bim the f His rejection by the Jews over sparge of vinegar. St. Veronica wholmas Him, He sees the City of the watched Hits on the way tod, the cradle of the Church an Calvary was allowed to press “her Hows the glorious opportunity soil over His face more marred than

hich God offera His chosen peopl any man's, let the ready too. nd which they reject and in deer |, and loud lamentation Jesus weeps

ver the City.

Legends tells us that over since thro the night time it seemsat day Jerusalem donkeys, bear

erus down their backs, remen ring the honour of carrying the Son of fiod,

You Come

dreams.

to haunt my

But with the duwning of the

morning I find you've vanish-The tattered outlaw of the earth

Of ancient crooked will

ed from view,

Wherever you are, dear, 1 need you

badly,

"We'll build a dear little, sweet

little, cute little love nest ja some sweet day, And we will furnish our love'nest with all that we love hest. some sweet day: We'll have some dear baby

chicks all our own. We'll tack a sign on the door,

Not at home.

No neighbours to plague us,

we'll always be alone; We'll have a nice little, quaint

little old-fashion garden growing there.

And from the roof to the

ground dear,

Our love will be found, dear, I

everywhere.

And like the old fairy stories, we will live for ever happily: There in our dear little, sweet

little,

Cute little love nest, some

sweet day.

** SHUFFLIN' ALONG." The refrain of "Shufflin" Along" ‚——''I'm sbuffla' shuffin', 'shuffin' along.

Shuffin', shuffin', along with a

song..

For there's only one place in this world I wanna be before I

die:

It's a long, long way to have to

walk each day,

But I'll get there by and by, By abufin', shullin', abuffin"

along:

Don't know if I'm on the right

road or wrong.

But there's sure to be coine

jubilee

When the dear uk folks at home

see me

Gome shufflin, shuffin", shuffin

along

MY SWEET HORTENSE,

My Sweet Mortense hae an

captivating chorus

if oh. Chị My meet Hortense (

She ain't good looking, but age

got good sense Before I kits Hortense L'alwa

And

So like the Three Wise Men of old, I'll follow the Star, by its fallist guiding I'll seek

your place of hiding. Till find you, wherever you are. BEAVER!"

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"Beaver" appeals to the young

ant old':

Here comes old Beaver, B-B-B-B-Beaver,

All the little kids they laugh and

shout, Hi! Hi! Hi! Does your mother

know you're out? - He's fairly robbed the barber, ' Don't look worth a stiver.

Bu, ha, black sheep, bave you

any wool?.

Here comes old Bényer..

"PEGGY O'NEIL."

Every ollice boy in whistling Peggy O'Neil, the chorus of which is :-

If her eyes are blue as skies, :

That's Peggy O'Neil..

If she's smiling all the while,

That's Peggy, O'Neil.

If she walks like & sly little rogue, If she talks with a cute little

brogue, Sweet personality, full of ras

cality.

•

That's Peggy O'Neil.

"THAT'S HOW I BELIEVE IN YOU."!

starve, scourge, deride me, I am

dumb,

keep fly secret still

Fouls! For also had my hour The far lieper hour and sweet : There was a shout about my ear

ad palms before my feat."

With a woman's boly daring Desolate but no despairing

One there is who wipes His face.

May our hearts like hera be tender. That we may His likeness render

Seek wo His conforming grace."

A beautiful legend-is told of the penitent thief to whom Jesus-sil

Whilst most of the prizes were provided out of the Itegimental sports funds, a large number were donated by officers. The cup for the best athletic of the meeting was presented by officers of the Toynt Artillery, whilst the donors of other upa were:-Capt. G. Barrelt. Capt. C. O. Olives, Capt. C. J. F. Beneley, and Licat.-Colonel W. O. S. Sandors.

THE RESULTS.

The results of the British events were as follows:-

Patting the Shot-1st, Gunner Reddick: 2nd, Bombadier Barton ; 3rd. Gunner HDI

High Jump 1st, Sergt. Ship- ley: 2nd, Gunner Hill; 3rd, Bom- badier Veale.ge

Gunner Poulton: Sad, Gynger Throwing the Cricket Ball.-1st, Morris; 3rd Gunner Green,

Sack Race-1st, Bombadier. Bar- ton: 2nd, Gunner Robson; 3rd, Gunner Manser

verily, verily, I say unto thee. this day shalt thou be in paradia with MoIt is said that when Jesus was a tiny Baby, His mother. And St: Joseph hastenet into Egyp! to save Him from Herod's roussa cry of the children and they sheltered ona night in a robber's cave. The wife of the outlaw,gove them much hospitality as she could sad as she Herved them gazed with wonder a the pearless beauty of the Baby Jesus, her heart very sad becauser her own baby was a leper.

Could bear the sight of his poor

On Monday we think of Christ ursing the barren 'fig tree. was hungry and went to it expect ing frut, because of the show of aves and He found none. So He comes to us, seeking fruits of re

entance, thirsting for our soul"But ah! not fair like Hin'! - A nd only satisfied. by Himself satis mother's eye alone lying us. If we reject His love. then judgment will fall on us, as n the fig tree-the next day Peter nees it and says "Master behold the

tree which then cursedesti For such as he While other withered away." "Also on Monday mothers showed thist cleansed the temple over. Their treasured' darlings, proud of throwing the tables of the money each smallignes

hangers, the goals of those that of baby beauty, she dies must hide old doves. His first act on enter. The treasure of her heart from sight ing Jerúsalem was one of fudginent, all,

A. mother whenit alone had room

for loved

when He comes the Second time. The very sun of heaven might not will He find corruption in Hishine........ Church? It is there He first looks. foremost in responsibility are thore in the house of God,

There are several events the

The waltz ballad, "That's how 7 Tuesday in Holy Week. Jesus i believe in you," has this chorus questioned by the Pharisees on the

man.

stand,

was,:

Long Jump.-1st, Bombadier Veale; 2nd, Sergt. Shipley; 3rd, Gunner Buckley.

Quarter Mile Flat Race-1st, Lance-Bombadier Smith; 22nd, Gunner Green: 3rd: Sergt. Shipley. 220 Yards Flat Race.-1st, Gun. Buckley: 2nd, Gunner Lelliott; 3rd, Gunner Brudy.

One Mile, R.A.1st, Lance Bombadier-Smith; and, Gunner Knowle; 3rd,, Lance-Bombadier Elvin.

Boat Race, Gunner Hill's crew, .100 Yards Flat Race-Tat; Gun.. ner elliott: 2nd, Gunner Brady; 3rd, Gunner Buckley,

1st, D. Byrne; d, J. Byrne Boys' Ruce, Hondicap. 80 yards. 3rd. A. McKay.

badier Smith 2nd Gamer Man- Half Mile Flat Race.-1st-Bom

ser: 3rd, Sergt. Shipley.

Girls' Race, Handicap, 80 yards

Upon a leper's brow, and such best, Miss P. Phillips; 2nd, Miss

R. Williams: 3rd, Miss C. Hunt.

120 Yards Hurdles 1st, Gunner Cousins; 2nd, Gunner Lelliott) 3rd, Gunner Buckley

Her little Dismas, whom she loved

the more:

That he was so addicted.

*

The robber's wife looks into Like a baby believes in a Saad. Baptism of John and speaks three Mary's face, then without a word. With a faith that we can't under-parables, "The Two Sons," "The she goes, to tie dark corner where Wicked Husbandmen..** The her own little one is sleeping and King's Marriago east directed fifting him in her arms brings bin against the teaching of the Pharisees, to Mary There is no shrinking in He is questioned by the Sadducees Mary as she look at the poor die and by the Lawyer, and He Him- figure baby, she tells his mother self asks questions, and warns the to plate him in the little bath where which do not spring from inward people against outward ceramon bir per Baby Jesus has just been

Kwall her

Just like children believe in the

story Of "Alice in Wonderland": Liko a real pal believes in à com

fade,

With friendship that's lasting

and true,, Like my daddy believes in my

mother,

levation and love,

vestegiad ways t

In that sweat pater which but

now has bathed

Threading the Needle, Mra, Phillips.

Boot Race,-1st, Gunner Shaw:

3rd, Gu 2nd, Gunner Frampton; 3rd, Gun her Cousins.

One Mile Flat Race. Open to Roval Navy, European Garrison, H.K.V.D.C., Hongkong Police and British residents. let, Stoker Bell; 2nd, Mr. Mair 3rd, Gonner Knowles, de 12

MIOVs and Staff-Bergeants and Sergeanta' Race. - Sergt. Major Rogers,

The limbs of her fair Child. And to lebo come forth fair with Trumptor Collier.

flesh retieweil Spotless and beautiful

Obstacle Race, Jat Gunner Knox 2nd, Gunner Cousins, Brd

Beg Bud Spoon Race-Mra, Tribe

Officers Race (open); 100) yards handicap, one yard start boing allowed for every year of service over twenty-five years of age-1st, Capt. Barrett.

On Wednesday Satan enters into That's how I believe in you.. Judas Iscariot and he receives thirty

GRANNY

pieces of silver promising the chief And last, but not least in popu priests to betray Jesus at the fits larity, an

favourable opportunity Christ **Grunny, by Harry Aket fore-tells His Tasion, His human (Darewski). The words of the nature first shrinking at the though **The next morning the journey to

of His unspeakablo sufferings and Egypt is colilinued and tho nucon Granny, you'm my mammy's then rising triumphant to God's acious babies part, never to moot

mammy,

willFather, save Me from the again till their last few hours on hour. But for this cause came I earth, each hanging on s Cross, Relay Race, British, onto this hour. Father glony mid the mystic gloom on Cal-Band Rabo Handicap,

chorus are:-..

I owe a lot to you..........

Granny, you gave me a maunay

The grandest thing a granny con

name???"",

I rather hold the silver in your Thursday" is called

tresses.

Than all the gold this great bigtitution of the Holy Communion All Diamond

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