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SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1931.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

DRAWNWORK & EMBROIDERIES

Manufacturers & Exportera of

ALL KINDS OF

SWATOW DRAWN

WORK

AND

ART EMBROIDERIES

SHAWLS

UNDERWEAR

PYJAMAS

KIMONOS.

SWATOW TRADING CO.

6. Pedder St. opp. Hong Kong Hotel Phone. 23303.

ATTRACTIVE TAILORING

The Latest in Gentlemen's Outfitting

AT PRICES TO SUIT ANY PURSE. PERFECT FIT AND

RELIABLE SUITINGS.

WING HING-CO.-

Gentlenicn's OutЯtters

64, Queen's Rd. C.

Tel: 21417.-*--

DENTISTS.

BARBY FONG. Dentist,

let Bor, Na 74, Queen's Road

Central Tel. 212K6.

TANG YUK, DENTIST

Successor to

the late BIEN TING, 14. D'Aguilar Street. TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Free.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

THE GLOBE FOOK CHEONG ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., LTD. 72, Queen's Road C. Tel. 23270,

ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS.

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.

Kowloon Bay. New Work & Repairs. Call Flag "L". Sole Agents for Kelvin Motors.

FRUITS.

AMERICAN

FRESH FRUITS

Just Arrived

KELSY PLUMS

YELLOW CLING PEACHES

BARTLETT PEARS

SUNKIST ORANGES

SUNKIST GRAPEFRUITS

Wholesale and Retail,

WING COFFEE CO.

139, Des Voeux Rd. C. Tel. 25869.

LITERATURE

BOOKS for All

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Bibles, Pocket Testaments, Prayer Books and Stationery. General Literature Presentation Books Children's Books a Speciality. THE BOOK & BIBLE DEPOT Wyndham Street.

Next to King's' Theatre.

Apenta, for

British & Foreign Bible Society and The Religious Tract Society.

SWATOW DRAWNWORK.

JUST OPEN!!! LAI YANG EMBROIDERY CO..

Wyndham St.

(above Book & Bible Depot.) Direct Exporters of Swatow Drawn Work Embroideries, Silk Shawls, Irish Linen & Grass Cloth, Handmade Haces & Ladies' Underwent,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HAIR DRESSERS

LEE YEE,

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair Dressers & Booksellers. No. 12, D'Aguilar Street, (opposite Queen's Theatre).

OPTICIANS.

THE HONG KONG OPTICAL ·

COMPANY,

'Phone 22232,

53, Queen's Road Central.

SHOES.

Pair

Black or Brown Shoes from $6.00, Black

Brown

от

Boots from $8.00. Children's Boots ar Shoes from $2.00.

Best styles, most complete stock of all sizes. Repairing a specialty. WONG SIC WOON

21. Pottinger "t.

Phone 21474.

SPORTING GOODS

ATHLETIC

GOODS

AT

THE LIANG YOU CO.,

70, Queen's Road C.

K. FUJIYAMA

PHOTOGRAPHER

ANNOUNCES HIS REMOVAL

WYNDHAM STREET,

3rd floor.

RADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following programme will be broadcast today from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B., on a wavelength of 855 metres:

Pro

4-7 pmChinese Programme. 7-11.80 p.m.- European gramme of Victor Records. 7,05-7.22 p.m.--Operatic. Carmen-Selection (Bizet),

Creatore & His Band.

Rigoletto-Quartet (Verdi), Rigoletto-Entroduction and Minuet

THE CHINA

MAIL.

SHADOWS BEFORE

COMING EVENTS ANNOUNCED IN CHINA MAIL.

Entertainments. To-day King's "Scotland Yard."

To-day Queau'e, "Sins Of The Children."

Today Central "The Silent Enemy."

To-day Majestic

(Verdi).Creatore & His Band.The Flying Fool."

7.22-7.55 p.m.---Variety,

Violin Solo

Ramona,

Giulietta Morino with Guitar and Piano..

Violin Solo- Could I,

Giulietta Morino with Gultar. Humorous Dialogue-

Eddie Cantor's Tips on the

Stock Market... Eddie Cantor. Instrumental-

Oriental One Step ...Fomeen Trio. Song--

West Wind...ohn Bales (Tenor).

Piano Solo-

I've Got a Feeling I'm Fating

Thomas Waller

--Lave-Mu--or-Leave. Sie,

Song-

Lady Luck,

Chick Endor (Comedian), 7.55-8.25 p.m.-Organ Solos. First Symphony-Finale (Vierne);

Fernando Germani. Rhapsody in Bike (Gershwin),

Jesse Crawford. Indian Love Call

(Harbach-Hammerstein-Frim}},- Serenade (Donnelly-Remberg),

Souvenir (Dedla-Crawford), Meditation from Thais" (Massenet-Crawford),

Jesse Crawford.

Jesse Crawford.

8.25-8.53 p.m.-Band Selections, Illinois Loyalty (Guild), ) (a) tail to the Orange (Green-Hill), (b) Dakww Wow Wow (Green-Hill).

University of Illinois Military Band.

"Lights Out" Murch (MeCoy),

National Emblem March (Bagley),

Arthur Pryor'a Band. American Army Márch (Tassell!), Electric March" (Greatore),

Creatore's Band. Gladiator's Farewell (Blankenburg), Bella of Saint Malo (Rimumér),

National Military Band. 859-9.30 p.m.-Instrumental.

no Sola. Piano

On the Banks of the Danube

(Kurucz)

..John · Kurucz. Violin Solo-

Ruralia Hungarica-Molto Vivace

(Dohnanyi),

Ruralia Hungarica-Presto

(Dohnanyi)....Fritz Kreisler.

Trio-

Down in the Forest

(Sir Landon Ronald),

Piano Solo-

De Groot Trio,

Waltz in G Flat Major (Chopin), To Spring (Grieg),

Violin Solo-

Myrtle C. Eaver.

Minuet in G (Beethoven), Serenade in G Major (Arensky),

Mischa Elman. 9.30-11.30 p.m.-Dance Music. Fox Trot-

Building a Home for You.

You Don't Need Glasses, Bay! Oh! Boy! Oh! Boy!

I've Got It Bad.

Moonlight Saving Time. Bashful Baby. Waltz-

I've Waited a Lifetime for You..

ROUND

THE

WOLF! WOLF!

|

To-day World "The Fairy Sisters."

Today Star "Redemption."

Theatro;

ROUND THE LOCAL CINEMAS.

What Mail Reviewers Say.

"THE FLYING FOOL."

Air thrills are abundantia Para-. mount's talkie film "The Flying Theatre; Fool" featuring William Boyd and Marie Prevost, which is having its Theatre;nal run at the Majestic Theatre. to-day at the usual times. Theatre.

Royd, who was starred in "His" First Command," is acen in the Theatre; role of a daring airman who riska many dangers in stunt flying. He Theatre: has a younger brother (played by

Home Mails. To-day-Inward from Europe Siberia (Chichibu Maru).

Sports.

'See. Sports. Dlary, on Page 6.

Lammerts' Auctions.

Russell Gleason) whom he loves very much, and for whom he sacri- via fices much. It is a coincidence

that both brothers fall for the same girl (Marie Prevost), who is

a singor in the Kit Kat' Cafe,

The picture is full of action, and the air scenes are most spectacular. Monday-16 Queen's Road (Tal-Boyd's stunts include the loop-the- plag. Building), marble statues, loop and the falling leaf. busts and pedestals, 2.30 p.m.

Wednesday "Palace Store," 23, Nathan Road. Kowloon, Stock-in- trade, 11 a.m.

Miscellaneous.

"REDEMPTION.”____

This film, depicting the degen- eration of an officer of the Czar, Munday -Whist Drive, St. is now drawing good houses to the Andrew's Church, Kowloon, 9 p.m. Star Theatre, and is a picture well Monday Regimental Band- Con- worth seeing. Although inclining cert in Botanical Gardens, 9.15 to ba heavy in parts (as befits Rus alan drama) the acting is magni p.m.

ficent.

Fox Trot-

Blue Bluad Elves. Olga

Roll On, Mississippi, Roll-On." Moan, You Moaners.

Tango-

The Old Garg.

Quack, Quack.

Fox Trot-

It's You I Love.

Why?

Don't Hang Your Dreams on a

Rainbow.

The World's Greatest Sweetheart

You.

Waltz

Sweet Blue Bird.

Honeymoon Waltz.

Fox. Trot

Doing the Boom Boom.

Look What You've Done to Me.- Red Ilot and Blue Rhythm. I'm a Little Bit Fonder of You. Charming.

Waltz

Shepherd's Serenade.

Fox Trot-

If I Could be with You One Hour

To-night,

Zonky,

Georgia Pines.

Turn on the Heat. Tango

Dey I Ask for the Next Tango? Two Tears.

Fox Trot-

Needin' You Like I Do.

When You're Counting the Stars

Alone,

Birmingham Bertha,

And Especially You. Waltz-

Old Timer.

is

The Waltz Can't Forget. 11.30 p.m.-Close Down. Should any additional items be come available for Broadcasting, they will, when possible, be in cluded between 7.30 and 8 p.m. on the Broadcast Programmes.

CAMP FIRE

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"THIS IS DINGLEY DELL, BY ORDER."

"A Scouter with a whistle can be

John Gilbert in the role of Fedya, a Russian officer, whose pleasure- the secking traits lead him into "gutter-after-his-marriage-to-the-

fiance of his best friend, is ex- cellont. He is well supported by Reneo Adoree, Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Boardman...

The supporting programme leaves Ittle to be desired, and includes a "Charley Chase" comedy entitled "Great Gobes," which is certainly timusing. There uro

also two musical items, one of which is song by Gertrude Lawrence, the in- imitable stage favourite, while the from "Rio selection other is a .Rita."

From Other Sources.

"SCOTLAND. YARD."

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the beautiful young

on Denison Clift's successful Broad MacDonald, Sometimes a wife is justified in way play, has an unusually brilliant wife of Young. forgetting her husband.

Bupporting cast composed of Bar- "Don't 'Bet On. Women" is the This theme will be convincingly bara Leonard, Donald Crisp, smartest comedy drama turned out presented on the screen at the Lumsden Hare, David Torrence, by the Fox Studios in months. It King's Theatre to-day, in "Scot-Georges Renevant and Halliwell has a flawless cast with Una Merkel, land Yard," Fox Movietone drama Hobbes.

of a criminal who accidentally found himself occupying a gentle- man's shoes and the affections of his wife, featuring Edmund Lowe and Jaan Bennett.

"SINS OF THE CHILDREN."

J. M. Kerrigan and Helene Millard in addition to those mentioned, and It teems with sparkling dialogue supplied by Lynn Starling and Leon Gordon.

"ABRAHAM LINCOLN."

The latest fecralt to the talking screen is Louis Mann, one of the As Xandra, wife of "Sir John outstanding figures of the stage, Lasher," Joan Bennett is left at who makes his initial acreen ap home on her wedding day by a hus-pearance in "Sins of the Children,"

Helen Ware, Who was D. W. band called to fight for his coun- which is now at the Queen's Thea- Griffith's former leading lady of the try He remains-away-for-three--tre-

-bombastic,-old-time-melodramas, has years, and is finally reported misa- Mann, who is a member of that an important character role in the. ing in action.

pioneer troupe of the American noted producer-director's all 'dia- Scotland Yard, Britain's famous theatre, Weber and Fields, Barrett Ingue spectacle, "Abraham Lincoln," organisation of crime specialists, and McCullough, David Belasco, De for United Artiste, coming to the trail the most famous bank robber Wolf Hopper and David Warfield, Queen's Theatre to-morrow, of all time to a base hospital back recently admitted that he never Miss Ware, who toured in stock of the lines in France. There, the thought he'd end up in motion pic-with Grimth twenty-five years ago, trial is broken when they find, in tures, but when Metro-Goldwyn is seen in the picture as the stately stead of the criminal, Xandra's Mayer invited him to come West to Mr. Edwards, wife of the former husband. Although she never loved appear in the old-timers' section of Governor of Illinois and sister of him, and has now erased him from their forthcoming revue of the past, Mary Todd, the prospective Mrs. her memory, she dutifully goes to present and future, tentatively Lincoln.

the matron at

France and returns with him to titled "March of Time," Mann re- It is a revealing fact that most Britain, amazed at the change in mained to play the central figure of of the players selected for roles in his character, though outwardly he "Sins of the Children."

this epic presentation of the life of appears to be exactly the same na The "picture was adapted by the Emancipator are former stock the man who left her three years Samuel Ornitz, author of "The artistes. of. prominence. before.

Yankee Passional, froman The cast of principals consists of Again the refusal of "Scotland original story by J. C. Nugent and Walter Huston, as Lincoln;" Kay an awful nuisance if he doesn't Sir Alfred Pickford, Development Yard" to give up the clues they had Elliott Nugent, the. latter also ap- Hammond, as "Mary Todd Lincoln;" know how to use his whistle. Commissioner of the Boy Scouts so carefully followed enters the poaring in the cast along with Una Merkel, as "Ann Rutledge;" Some men seem to think they have Association, opened a small recres drama. Too many actions and say- Robert Montgomery,. Lella Hyaras, Jason Robards, as "Herndon;"; "Ian Blandick, Mary Doran, Keith, as "John Wilkes Booth;" to blow every time they turn around thon ground in Trinity Square, Lon-ings of this man purporting to be Clara

Xandra's husband are foreign to Francie X. Bushman, Jun., Robert Hobart Bosworth, as "Lee;" Frank" or have an idea. Nobody pays any don, for the use of Boy Scouts the real "Sir John Lasher," yet McWadey, Dell Henderson, Henry Campeau, as "Sheridan," and Lucille.

Kandra doggedly peralats in be Armetta, Jane Rold, James Donlan, La Verne, as attention to too much whistle, working In city offices. One Scout Commissioner says, "It

The Rev. "Tubby" Clayton, with lieving him to be her husband. The Jeane Wood, Lee Kohlmar and a Lincoln's birth. has been my experience that if an whom the scheme originated, has climax is reached when the persis number of child actors.

tent detectives expose a plot by officer has something to say, his placed a board in the ground stat- which "Sir John" is attempting to man will listen to him. If he's ng "This is Dingley Dall. By swindle the bank, of which he is just talking to exercise his voice, Order, P.B.C." At the opening he President, of a quarter of a million said the ground had been fashion- pounds. The final solution of this they won't." When you blow your whistle for attention, know what ed by the Tower Hill branch of Toc you are going to say and say it, H and the shelter made from tim- with snap and conciseness and bers 300 years old and old church rive the boys the whole story in one glass after the style of William volume. Never mind the serials Penn's birthplace, which originally -Ottawa. Supplément, "The Scout stood on the site. Leader," Canada.

ICELAND SCOUTS' FLYING VISIT.

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"DON'T BET ON WOMEN."!

It would seem to be a mighty good plan when one makes a wager amazing altuation la a decided de- about the frailty of women in gen parture from ordinary screen fare, eral to eliminate one's own wife and was hailed with enthusiasm at from the stipulations.

This is proven in the Fox Movie. the King's Theatre yesterday.

Edmund Lowe is featured in the tone production, "Don't Bet On dual characterisation that is the Women, directed by WIllam K. dramatic premise for the picture. Howard and featuring Edmund He portrays both "Dakin Barrolles," Lowe and Jeanette MacDonald, the criminal, and "Sir John coming to the King's Theatre to- Lasher, the husband. Since he morrow.

protrays both the real Sir John" Lowe, who has become fed up on THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK And the "Sir John" as enacted by women in general, does not beeltato "Barrolles, it can be truthfully to declare to his attorney, Roland Never ask a man what he knows, said that Lowe bringa, three die Young, that all women are bad." but what he can do. A fellow may

maytinct characterisations to "Scotland Young rather resents the Implica

Yard.”8-47

tion, an argument follows and ends know everything that has happen William K. Howard aucceeded with Young wagering Lowe $10,000 paid a flying viole to bed since the Lord started the ball admirably in presenting logically that he cannot kip, the first women Loith. They arrived on board the rolling and not be able to keep it every aspect of this complicated who steps on a porch and even willikle hit "Divorced with Chester mall steamer Godafoss and remain from stopping.

plot with a directorial skill that give him 48 hours to win the wager, clearly defines his genius.

The first woman who does step "Scotland Yard,” which is based on the porch happens to be Jeanette

Four Boy Scouts from Iceland Sand

visit Aberdeen and

ed only a few hours, leaving for

Iceland via Sweden,

NORMA SHEARER who gained an award-for-the best acting in 1980, is to be seen, at the Star Thantre today. In her deßghtful

Morris playing opposite. Conrad- Nagel and Robert Montgomery also figure in the cast: Highly recommended!! Pre