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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1931,

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Opposite Entrance to

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THE

ROUND THE LOCAL Ball Woon's popular novel, "Mi

CINEMAS.

What Mail Reviewers

J

bay.

'HARMONY HEAVEN.” Harmony Heaven," the first Bri- tisa revue fim to reach Hong Kong, was shown at the Queen's Theatro for the first time yesterday, featuring Poly. Ward and Stuart 4all.

For one thing, the picture show- ed that tho British can сотрове snappy. Lunes of the modern variety; that they have good ingers and dancers

--and pretty giris to make up, as good a chorus as any that Holly- can produce; but when it

wood

comes to azuon which is essential

to pat over such a show, Elstree proved to be slow by comparison w.tn Hollywood.

The story of romance behind the scence is as good as any eeen in Alywood revues, but in the un- folding of it one fit that a little mataing which is hard to express is lacking. Perhaps it was that the love making was not convincing

The

enough, particulary the half-heart- ed "pecking" sort of kissing. action on the stage, too, one felt, could have been pepped up a little.

Why should Elstree want to fol- low Hollywood in all that they do? Revues were never really popular Anyway, as after one has seen one all the others bore. Let the British producers concentrate things

while, on vorth

pictures i.ke "Rookery Nook," etc., in which they

Un

a more than hold their own with their Hollywood rivals.

From Other Sources.

"THE SEAS BENEATH.”

With ita frequent dramatic moments heightened by amaz.ng || photography, "The Seas Beneath," a vivid romance of submarine war-

Lustrous Oil Permanent Hair Wave which are Large, Soft and Natural Artistle Finger and Marcel Waxes, fi Treatment, Shampooing. Henna Paelfare, is now showing at the King's

(any colour), Hair Cutting and Mani cure for Ladles and Gentlemen. Con scientious, Artistic Work by Europeat Expert, Mr. Alexander.

CHARGES MODERATE.

A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU.

FOR SALE.

Flower and Vegetable

SEEDS

Indication points to a HEAVY DEMAND

for Beeds THIS SEASON.

To be sure of getting every variety you wish we suggest that you' ORDER TO-DAY.

GRACA & CO.,

No. 10, Wyndham Street. P. O. Box $20. Hong Kong.

COASTWISE

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by

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An interesting book of Cartoons depicting "Happenings" on the China Coast

PRICE $1.00.

BREWERS

Nono on sala at

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW

EXCELSIOR NOOK STORE.

and at the Publishers

The Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd

China Mall Building,

Theatre, with George O'Brien g.v- ng one of the best performances of

a carer in the leading role.

mar.ne camera,

This remarkable Fox movietone for the first time in talkle story, presents graphically the struggle of the Allied Navies against the sub- marine menace, It takes the spectator below the suruace of tre SERB, using a newly-invented sub- and actually into the he complicated interiors of Jnderwater fighters, with some of the tense moments filmed against te background of a submar.ne's Control room and torpedo room. It gives a notable insight into the psychology of Naval men of both countries-men fighting bravely and without bitterness against the.r enemics. And, finally, in the par- son of the blue-eyed and flaxen- haired Marion Leasing, it presents the speaking screen with a new and ighly promising actress of stellar rank.

"RECAPTURED LOVE."

"Recaptured · Love," Warner

deal", is announced as the attrac- tion at the Quesh's Theatre on Sun- day.

An unusual story of a wealthy famly, "Recaptured Love" depicts

CHINA MAIL.

RAJO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following programme will

SHADOWS BEFORE

IN CHINA MAIL.

the manner in which a clever chorus be broadcast to-day from the Hong COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED girl whisks a husband away from his wife, and the methode used by his wife and son in winning h.m back against overwhelming odds.

Belle Bennett has the role of the mother and John Baiday enacts the husband. Dorothy Burgess is ecen as the clover, wily chorus girl.

"A WARM CORNER”

One of the outstanding screen comedies of this, and many years "A Warm Corner"-comes to the King's Theatre shortly.

This comedy - a British pro duction adapted from the celebrated Prince's Theatre, Londen, play- sets out to tickle the r'alble facul ties of audiences, and it does so with a gusto and a success that leave the spectator panting, for the laughs come thick and fast and

continuous.

This is not to be wondered at

hia

seeing that the clef fun-maker in the play is Leslie Henson, perhaps our premier comedian. Henson's face play in the picture is itself a rich comedy, His bustle, comedy sense displayed in a hun- dred gestures and movements, and his clever use of his voice,- this is his first "talkie"-keep the merriment at top note in an endless succession tibly humorous situations.

of irrex'R-

One scene in particular, his panicky attempt to get J telephone fect joy to watch. And he is sup number quickly," la a per-

posted by a band of brilliant ar- tistes, all feeding the comedy fun. including such famous exponents of humour as Connie Edias, Austin Melford and Heather Thatcher.

An Ideal-Gainsborough Picture, directed and adapted by Victor Saville, from the play by Arthur Wimperis and Laurie Wylie, it is Eminently z picture to sec.

HOTEL GUESTS

AT HONG KONG HOTEL.

November 5.

Keng Broadenating Station 2.B.W. on a wavelength of 355 metres:

5-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme. 7-10.80 p.m. ' ---- European Pro-

gramme.

7.5-10.30 p.m. — Programme of Columbia and Regal Records.

7.5-7.54 p.m.--Vari_ty,

Band--

My Cavaller, While the Tango Moans,

Song-

Social Functions,

To-day-Tea Dance at King's Res- taurant

To-day-Dinner Dances at Penis- sula and Hong Kong Hotels.

To-day Entertainment by Les Dejchans and WHliam Rimels, Peninsula Hotel "Rose" Room.

To-morrow-Dinner Dances at; Eldorada Tango Band. | Peninsula and Repulse Bay Hotels.

Sunday-Tea Dances at King's Restaurant, Lane Crawford's and Repulse Bay Hotel.

Just Like Darby & Joan, Sweet Suzanna,'

Norah Blaney and the Ramblers. Hawailan-

Sleepy Head,

In an Old Churchyard,

Linn Milford & His Hawaiian

Playera.

Humorous Song--

Oh, How I Love My Boatman,

Vaughn: de Leath. Vocal Duet-

Everything's Made For Love,

Vaughn de Leath & Frank

Harris.

J

Saxophone Solo- Sax Serene, The Sweetest Kiss of All,

Rudy Wiedoaft. Sonk-

Pretty Kitty Kelly,

Entxilamments.

To-day King's Theatre: "The Soss Beneath;" also Nellie Farren's Whoopee Girls.

10-day "Harmony Heaven."

- Queen's

Theatre:

To - day - Central Theatre:| "So this is Paradise," (Chinese plc-} ture).

iday Maiestic "Animal Crackers."

Theatre.

,

Today Star • Theatro: "Taming of the Shrow." Siberia

(Naldera); via Suez To-day-World Theatre; "Puttin' on the Ritz."

November 14" Brutus" by A.D.C., Theatre Reval

November 7-8-Italian Convent

I Lost My Heart in the Heart of Annual Charity Fair, 10 a.m. to 8

the City,

Band-

p.m.

Gerald Adams (Tenor).

The Waltz You Saved for Me, Springtime Reminds me of You,

Maurice Winnick & His Band. 8 pm.-(Local Time and Weather Report).

7.54-8.32 p.m.-Scottish Selections. To-day Boad-

Hop Scotch (Rose),

Song

Reg. Band of H.M. Grenaller|

Guarda.

I'm Glad My He'rt's My Ain (arr. Inglis),

The Auld Scots Sangs

(Bethune & Leeson), Margaret F. Stewart (Soprano). Humorous Sketch---

Sandy Todd Takes the Chair

(Scott),

Dufton Scott. Scottish Orchestrion Medley,

Gigantic Orchestrion.

H. Arfas. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bok, Mrs. Song- H. A. Burges.

Mrs. L. MacCox, D. G. Cooke.

W. J. Dyment.

H. Ell's.

D. Fraser.

W. N. Gray, jun.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hudson, A. K. Harvey, S. J. Hicks, P. C. Haleh.

H. Krebs,

Mr. La'ne, W. Leutsch.

Geo. Mellis, Mr. and Mrs. R. Metcalf, W. Mancishagen, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McGee. Cullen Mather.

H. Pearman, Mr. Prache, A.. Pressel.

C. S. Treyo. J. Thun.

J. H. Warning, Miss R. Wiener, MISSOR Walter

H. Zeller.

The gray sutraal is ramarted to

Brothers' Vitaphone adaptation of have reached the Lake District.

with

Kirkconnel Lea (Traditional), The Bonnie Wells O'Wearle

(MacIagan, & Grieve),

Chorus

Elder Cunningham (Bass-

Baritone).

Annie Laurlo (Traditional), Auld Lang Syne (Trad tional),

1250 Volces at Columbia Gramophone London Factory. 8.82-9.5 p.m.--Orchestral. Willian Tell Overture (Rossini),

Sir Henry J. Wood conducting. the Now Queen's Hall Orch. The Pines of Rome (R-spight).

The Milan Symphony Orchestra conducted by Cav. Lorenzo

Molajoli. 8.5-9.30 p.m.-Planofore Soloa. Impromptu No. 1 in F Minor

(Schubert) played by Ethel

Leginaka.

COMING SOON TO THE KING'S.

DADDY

LONG

LEGS

JANET GAYNOR

WARNER

BAXTER

4.

Home Mails. To-morrow Outward for Europe via Siberia (Empress of Japan), 10 a.m.; via Marseilles (Naldera), 16.30 am.

Miscellaneous,

China Exhibition. City Hall, from 3 to 10 p.m.

To-day-Inward from Europe via (Rajputana). tana).

www.

Land Sales. Monday-At P. W. D. offices, three lots of Crown land, 8 p.m.

Impromptu No. 2 in A Flat

(Schubert) played by Ethel

Leginska. Impromptu No. 8. in B Fint

(Schubert) played by Ethel

Leginsks. 9.30-0.68 p.m.---Operatic. La Tosca-

Prelude to Act. 3. (Puccini),

Milan Symphony Orchestra. Mefistofele-

Il Bel Giovanette (Bolto); La Traviata......

Chorus of Gipsies (Verdi),

La Scala Chorus of Milan. Madam Butterfly Selections

(Puccini).

New Queen's Hall Light Orch. 9.53-10,80 p.m.-A Concert. Violin Solo

Zapateado (Sarasate), Liebesteid (Kreleler),

Vocal Duet-

In Springtime

Efrem Zimbalist.

(Shakespeare & Newton), At Love's Beginning

(Cambell & Lehmann),

Dora Labbetta & Norman Allin: Plano Solo-

The White Peacock (Griffes),

Dansa Rituelle Du Feu

(De Falla),

Song--

Dusk In The Valley

Myra Hesa.

(Meredith & Lehmann).

'Cello Solo--

Hubert Eisdell (Tenor).

Sonsta in G Major-Vivaco

(Sammartin)),

Allegretto (Boccherini-Kreisler),

Antoni 'Bala. (This record is by ansial request).

10 33 p.m.-Close ̧ D^wn.~

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