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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following programme wil be rondcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station 2.B.. World," | un a waveiangle of doo metres:

"Yoden Of All Nations." which is claimed to be oven funnier than "The Cock Eyed World," beautiful Grota Nissen will be acen in the leading feminine role. For the Irst time since "What Price Glory" and "The Cock Eved M:Laglen and Lowe will discard the khaki uniforms for the full dries aniforms of the Marines, the olive Lady Clarissa ....Joan Bennett drab and the tropical uniforms. Lady Beaconsfield, Florence Arliss

Disraeli

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Sir Michael Probert

Mrs. Travers

Lord Deeford

.George Arliss

David Torrence

"MEXICALI ROSE”.

Sam Hardy, starred in "Mexicali |

Columbia all-talking Rose," the drama of love and 'revenge in Old Mexico now playing at the Central Theatre, recently played a series of

"heavies" underworld

which threatened to put him in the “bad aan" class permanently.

.Doris Lloyd .Anthony Bushell Hugh Moyers Ivan Simpson Queen Victorin

.Margaret Mann Duke of Glastonbury Henry Carvil Duchess of Glastonbury

Gwendolen Logan Count Bearinov.. Michael Visaroff Foljambe

.Norman Cannon

All of these required mannerisms Potter

Charles E. Evans and tricks of speech foreign to By their presentation of the all-Hardy's personality, yet he played talking production 'Disraeli,' Warn-them in the same sincere convincing ner Brothers have done a great manner that won him fame as piece of work, from every point of leading man. view. The film is now playing at The cast supporting Hardy in the Queen's Theatre; and all lovers "Mexicali Rose" is of uniform ex- It Includes Barbara of first-class pictures should not llence.

Janney ani miss. the opportunity of seeing the Stanwyck, William

Erle C. Kenton life of Lord Beaconsfield revived. Arthur Ronkin.

Brected. an it were.

The role of Disraeli, the wonder- ful statesman who through his un wit and quick thinking anny powers secured for Britain, the Suez Canal, is admirably taken by Mr. George Arliss.

To Mrs. Florence Arliss, is ac- eredited the role of Lady Beaconn- eid. Her acting is sincere, natural and splendid.

Joan Bennett is charming as Clarissa. and together with Anthony Bushell gives the produc tion its full measure of romance. But romance in those "good old days" was simply romance, and no "whoppee" or "necking".

Dor. Lloyd enncts the role of a spy for the Russian Embassy in London. She has hard part which she portrays with credit.

5-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme, 7-10.30 p.m. European Pro-

gramme.

1-8.30 p.m.-Programme of re- cords kindly supplied by Mesora, Moutrie & Co.

7.5-1.51 pm-Variety. Orchestral-

The house That Jack Built-

Selection,

Song~

New Mayfair Orchestra.

11 You Were Mine, Am Blue,

Anona Winn (Soprano).

Humorous Song-

Pretty Little Dear,

Frank Crumit.

(a) A Dollar and a Half a Day (b) The hog's Eye Man

(arr. Terry),

John Gosa & the Cathedral Male

Voice Quartet, 8.30-10.30 p.m.-A Programme of French Music. (Records kindly sup plied by Messrs. Anderson Mus.c Co. and Mesurs. S. Moutrie & Co.).

8.30-8.65 p.m.-Instrumental Quartet in F (Ravel)-

Kralty String Quartet.

1st Movement............

Allegra moderato

2nd Movemont-

Assez vis, tres rythme--Scherzo

3rd Movement—

Tres lont

4th Movement-

VII et agite.

3.55-10.7 p.m.---A Concert, Orchestral-

Le Pas Des Fleurs (Delibes),

Lucerne Kursaal Orchestra. Song-Carmon-

Chanson Boheme (Bizett), Habanera (Bizet),

Marla Jeritza (Soprano).

Orchestral-

✡

If I Had You, Deep Night,

Victor Salon Orchestra.

Chorus--

Dusky Stevedore, Blue Shadows,

'Cello Solo-

Le Cygne (Saint-Saens),

Piano Solo- (a) La Fille Aux Cheveus de Lin (b) Minstrels (Debussy)

Felix Salmond.

Humorous Song-

"THE MELODY MAN."

William Collier, jun., who plays one of the featured roles in "The Columbia all- Mlody Man." the talking musical drama now showing t the Cental Theatre, comes of an lustrious theatrical family and ollowed in his parents' footsteps when he chose an histrionis career. His father, William Collier, is distinguished actor and writer and his mother was famous on the egitimate stage under the name of Paula Marr,

"THE CONQUERING HONDE."

An era of United States history which was filled with an abund- |

The Revellers, (c) Poissons D'Or (Debussy),

Myra Hess. Orchestral-

L'Apprenti Sorcier (Paul Dukas), Philharmonic Sym. Orch. of

Now, York.

I Think of What You Used to

Think of Me. Like the Big Pots Do.

Gracie Fields:

Song-Carmen

Song---

Sweetheart. I'm Dreaming of You, I Can't Do Without You,

Melville Gideon (Baritone). 8 p.m.-(Local Time and Werther Report),

761-8.16 p.m.-Organ Solos.' Louise,

This is Heaven.

Reginald Foort.

A Little Kiss Each Morning. If Ifnd a Talking Picture of You, Reginald Fourt. Look for the Silver Lining, If I'm Dreaming,

8.10-8.30 p.m~-~

In producing "Disael", Warner nce of picturesque and exciting Song

will be portrayed by, (a) Brothers have paid great attent.onIncidents- to detail, and have lost none of theThe Conquer'ne Horde." Richard | dign.ty that is so typical of British Arlen's latest starring picture, at (b)

the King's Theatre on Saturday, tocracy.

"The Conquering Horde" is a story of Texas and her early "land-poor" pioneers.

THE FLORODORA GIRL”

Richard Arlen plays the role of This delightful comedy romance Dan McMasters, the Government of the gay 90's′_now comencing its secret service agent who tracks second run at the Star Theatre, is down the guilty leader of the prving a great drawing card, once carpet-beggers" and brings him again proving the popularity of that to justice.

comedienne, Marion Fay Way is the pretty and Duvies, who is supported by Law-high-minded ownor of one of the rence Gray and a long cast of him finest ranches in the pan-handle favourites.

of Texas,

charming.

The doings of the famous Flerodera Sextette and the dash.ng lads of Fifth Avenue innke a v.ry humorous theme, and, mingled with

"SONG OF THE WEST."

Edward O'Henry.

..

Chanson du Toreador (Bizał),

Lawrence Tibbett (Baritone).

Plano Solo-~~

Paasipled (Delibes),

Ossip Gabrilowitsch. Clair De Lune (Debussy),

Harold Bauer.

Violin Solo-Thais-

Meditation (Massant),

Orchestral---

Miacha Elman.

Variations Symphoniques

(Cesar Franck),

Alfred Cortot and London

Symphony Orchestra.

10.7-10.27 p.m.-

of Mamus to Mars (Boyze), Le Cid-Ballet (Massenet) played

The Self Banished-

(Blow arr. Foss),:

Ill Sail Upon the Day Star (Purcell arr. Moffatt), "

John Goss (Baritone). One More Day (b) On the Banks of Sacramento

(arr. Harris),

(a)

John Boles. Vivienne Segal, Marie Wells, Joe E. Brown. Sam Hardy, Rudolph Cameron, Marion By: on, Eddie Gribbon, Ed Martir- del, and a chorus of one hundred are in the cast.

"DADDY, LONG LEGS."

"Daddy Lon Legs" which le coming to the King's Theatre, is a

very A tent city one-fourth as large film which should have a

was erected wide anneal. It has the naticular un the nearest town

a touch of sentiment, provide de-! lightful entertainment. There is a coloured sequence bef:re the final by Warner Bros, during the film- merit that the part of Judy Abbott curtain. and, inc'dentally, this ising, on location, of "Song of the could have been specially written She gives an probably the funniest part of the West," the all-colour, singing, talk- for Janet Gavnor.

ing, dancing Vitaphone picture, altogether delightful performance picture.

to the as the little orphan girl; and coming on Sunday next Queen's Theatre.

Warner Baxter makes the most of the vil the title role. Not a great deal A complete movie set, lave of "Red Dog." was erected for behind the neting of the principals the filming of the 1840 sequences, is that of some of the children in Faul Spitalny and his orchestra of this amazing picture. play

a couple of numbers in A

(Continued or Next Column.) musical item, recalling several well known musical comedies of recent

years.

A. Laurel and Hardy Comedy, en- tilled "Below Zero," is a riot, and is possibly one of the best efforts of this inimitable pair.

From Other Sources.

"WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS."

El Brendel, stago and screen comedian, has never smoked, not even cigarettes, but he is Getn smoking a big black clgar in Rasul Walsh's "Women Of All Nations" which is now showing at King's Theatre.

The smoking part of it in the Raoul Walshy Fox production may appear perfectly natural from the screen and evidence Brendel as

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the opening scenes.-A very human story,

by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alfred Hertz.

10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

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