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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929.

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an espert but pur readers are warned to look out for occasional" -hapeliz anellings, such as härber, plow, and altho,)

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HORIZONTAL

1-Breed of chickens 6-College treasurer 11-Mountain range of

Turkestan

12-Man's name 13 Once (Soot.? 14-The N. American

prairie-falcom

15-The plural of

"genus"

16- Examine

17-Radical (asbr.)

19 An Oriental weight 20-Hourly

22-Popular American

comedian

25-Edible sea-weeds 28-Conjunction 29-Toward 30-Division of time 23-To set forth

36 Passosalvo pronoun 38-That which binds 41-Mineral spring

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HORIZONTAL (Cont.) VERTICAL (Cont.) 42-A nobleman

10-Kingdom 44-Fabrice woven from 18-A lettor

20-Callous ||21-Gultar-fiks musical

Instrument (pl.)

fax

45-A gate 46-Paradla

47-Female sheep 48-Withered

49-Pulpit canopy 50-A seed planting

machine

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VERTICAL

1-Sea In N. Europe 2-Wings (Latin)

8-Norwegian Arctic

explorer

23-Exist 124-A190

26-To be pendant, as a

dog's ears

27-Ever (poet)

30-Under-let

31-Seaside resort,

S. E. France

32-Rich hanging for a

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Mesopotamia 7-Ta deulalmı

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37-Above

39-Assistant 40-Small depression

| 42-The Irish Gaello

43-Chalca

SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES

Start out by filling in the words of which you feel reasonably sure These will give you a clue to other words crossing them, and they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white space, words starting at the numbered squares and running either horizontally or vertically or both.

(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issue along with a new cross-word puzzle.)

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Lauskie, from Shanghai.

THE CHINA MAIL,

MUSIC DRAMA FILMS

MUSICAL EVENING WAGNER AND☀.

DELIGHTFUL CONCERT AT THE HELENA MAY

FINAL OF SEASON

MASTER-PIECES ON THE

PIANO

“THE AIR CÍRCUS”.

NOVEL FILM COMING TO QUEEN'S

THRILLING SCENES

Wagner has said that to under- stand Bach you must have heard There was a large audience at Liszt play his masterpieces upon

the pianoforte.

"The Air, Circus," a novel and Wagner would the final concert of the season in

romance and that statement exciting story of the Helena May Institute last even-surely modify

daring in the air, will be the ing and the programme, arranged

feature film at the Queen's Theatre by Mrs. Wyatt, was much appre-

on Sunday and Monday next. ciated.

Louke Dresser, the well-known character actress, Arthur Lake, David Rollins, and Sus Carol are among the principals of the cast.

Mrs. Cashman may be said to have surpassed herself in her ren- dering. af Beethoven's Waldstein Sonata which gave great scope to her interpretation and technique, as did the Violin Concerto in A Minor by Vivaldi which was per- formed very ahly by Mrs. Aubrey with Mrs. Cashman at the piano.

Miss Acheson and Captain Macnair delighted the audience in a Double Concerto by Bach and Madame Bonenfant's pianoforte. accompaniment was excellent. The second and third movements of the Concerto were particularly enjoy able as Miss Acheson was then at her best and played with a firmer touch than in the first movement.

S. L. Houton and Co., from Osaka.

Mermel, Hotel Savoy, from Amoy. Illingworth, Overbaya, from Shanghai.

E. V. JESSEN,

Superintendent. Hong Kong, 21st March, 1929.

The "Negro Spirituals," sung by

Mrs.

The story concerns two small- town boys who take up flying. One is a "natural" airman, who tares little about the technique of ground work, whilst the other is out to carry on where his bro ther left off as a War ace. At the training school both fall in love with the same girl (Mies Carol), who, with her brother Forbes in the latest from Paris-feld. The war hero's brother is a Norma Shearer and Ralph (Charles Delaney), operates the at Star Theatre, March 24 and 25.

marvel at mechanics, but a coward in the air, whilst his pal is just the opposite. Thrilling parachute (writes a critic) if he were able to jumps, crashes of planes, and Sanger gave a touch of sten to, say, the "Toceata

and miraculous escapes from death are novelty to the programme and call-Fugue in D. Minor," as played by among the high lights of the pic- ed for an encore in which, perhaps, the Philadelphia Symphony Orches- ture. The air scenes are real and

under Leopold Stokowski's the singer's voice was heard to tra,

are not the result of trickery on Henri Verbrugghen also the part of the camera man. better advantage than in the two first songs, Miss Braga, at the has delighted American audiences

with performances of his orches-pear during each performance in piano, accompanying nicely.

tration of Bach's "Prelude and an entire change of programme.

Mr. Li Chor-chi's pleasingly mellow tenor voice was delightful in two Italian songs-Lolita by Bussi Peccia and I Pescatore Canta by Tosti. He was accom- panied by Professor Gauldi.

The

programme was lows:-

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7. Double Concerto for 2 Violins and

Orchestra.

(Arranged for Piano: J. S. Bach) Violins: Capt. Macnuir and

Miss Acheson,

Piano: Madame Bonenfant.

2. Songy-Negro Spiritua's...

(a) To-morrow you die

Fisher-Arms

(b) Go tell it on the Mountains

Mrs. Sanger.

Harvey Gaul

3. Violin Concerto in Minor Vivaldi

Violin: Mrs. Aubrey.

Piano Mrs. Cashman,

4. Songs (Italian)---

Carol of Spring

Il Pescatore Canta

6. Piano-

Mr. Li Chor Chi.

Geihld Tasti

Waldstein Sonata.... Beethoven

Intraduzione ...... Adagio Molto

Rendo

(leading to the)

Allegretto Moderato Mrs. Cashman.

Accompanists: Miss Braga and

Professor Gauldi.

AN OPERATIC SOPRANO

Dusolina Giannini, the operatio soprano, who made a meteoric as- cent in 1923, when she took the place of a famous artist at very short notice, will be a great attrac- tion in Australia this year. Miss Giannini has a voice of remarkable

beauty, and she is a singer equally at ease in dramatic or lyric scenes, Handel's arias, or ancient and modern songs of all nations. A& Aida, Santuzza, Butterfly, Tosca, and in other roles, Giannini has appeared in most of the Continen- tal opera houses, in America, and at Covent Garden, London, with success, and she combines with her vocal gift an intense dramatic ins tinct. She is decidedly of the Latin type, and was born in Philadelphia, of Italian parents.

MUSICAL TREASURES

baton.

"The Samoan Dancers" will ap

Sue Carol and David Rollins in "The Air Circus" Fox

Picture,at Queen's March 24 and 25.

Fague in E Flat" and no doubt we will have more of this glorious in- novation.

Ab, yes; all sections of the or- chestra so deliver their allotted melodies and harmonies in a man- ner that interlaces, not only with fine technical clarity, but with, ex- pressive meaning. Song and coun- ter-song, and all the embroideries, so beautifully wrought by Bach, sing to the listener perfectly and especially when under the personal spel of a Stokowski. There is no. doubt that this development will effect, to a very great extent, an understanding and appreciation of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Two musical treasures were found recently.

One was an un- known oratori of Mozart's which

MUSICAL TORONTO had been hidden away, and which Was accidentally discovered by Toronto is said to be the most Maestro Felice Boghen, at Florence, active musically of all the Cana- Italy. Extensive preparations are dian cities. It has a very flourish- being made for the first performing conservatorium of music, at- ance, which is to take place shortly.tached to the University, with The other find is the manuscript branches for young people in vari- of a Requiem Mass that was com- ous parts of the town, and in out- posed by Haydn. but has never seen lying centres. Its head is Dr. the light so far. The Mase was Ernest MacMillan, a brilliant Cana- among some old books and papers dian musician, who had the unique in an unused library at Tühingen experience of obtaining his doctor- Castle, Wurtemberg, Germany.Late by correspondence when a This work was performed lately at civilian, war-prisoner, at Ruhleben, Dusseldorf, under the conductor-outside of Bern. He again is an ship of Hans Weisbach.

Betty Branson, cinema artiste.

organist, and perhaps the most gifted musician in the country, Choral, orchestral, chamber con- certs and operatic performances are. given, of which report speaks high- ly.

A RUSSIAN PIANIST

Spivakowsky and his wife have established their residence in Ber- lin, from which city the Russian pianist has set but on various con- cert tours lately. Two years ago he appeared at a Philharmonie con- cert in Vienna, directed by Richard Strauss, as which the com poser's "Burleske for piano and orchestra was one of the features of the programme, The pianist was awarded high praise in the Viên- neas papers for his share in this per- formance, and particularly for the colour which he imparted to the piano part. He has since played with great success in Rome, Milan, Venice, and other centres of Italy,

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