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"EMMA"

Dodging a taxiing aeroplane on a landing field is the nearest Marle Dressler has ever got to aviation or ever will get, if her ward is to be taken for it.

Miss Dressler claims she got her

“AT THE VILLA ROSE.”

The progress made by British studios during the past twelve months is exemplified in "At The Villa Rose", a Twickenham Film Studio production that comes to the King's Theatre next Sunday. .

The story concerns Madame All of seroplanes daring the film-d'Auvray (Barbara Gott), the mis- ing of her latest picture, "Emma," tress of the Villa Rose, a kind- which is having its final screenings hearted and charming old lady, who ut the Queen's Theatre. The plot has adopted Cells Harland (Nora Baring, after the young girl's of this story required her to wan father has been sent to prison by der onto the aviation field and

Hanaud (Austin Trevor), the great dodge a plane just making a land-

Madame has French detective. ing.

passion for the occult, and to satis fy her, Celia becames a medium, in- tending to drop the matter after

While working on "Emma," Misa Dressier, was repeatedly invited to try the experience of flying by her director, Clarence Brown, who is a licensed pilet. But she insists the Electric made in U.S.A, price from one short sequence of the picture $22.50 up to $37.50 each. Everything gave her all the experience she

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the first seance. But it becomes a passion with Madame, and Celis finds, that what she entered more as a joke has become an obsession. Austin Trever, as Hanaud, even Richard Cromwell, Jean Her-surpasses his previous charac- sholt, Myrna Loy and John Miljanterisations of this famous role. The picture was directed by Lesslie. have important supporting roles.

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"ONCE A GENTLEMAN."

James Cruze personally directed his latest production, the hilarious comedy, "Once A Gentleman" with Edward Everett Horton and Lois Wilson, due at the Queen's Theatre to-morrow,

"Once A Gentleman" is a joyous tale of mistaken identity, and con. cerns a valet who takes a month's vacation to play gentleman. Un- usual comedy situations, bright dialogue, and expert acting com- bine with Cruze's brilliant direc- tion to make this one of the gayent!

CHOLERA DEATHS CONTINUE.

RADIO LORD LYTTON MEETS

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

"The following programme wil be broadcast fo-day from the Hang Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 855 metrea |(845 K.C.'%);

5-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme." 6-6.80 p.m.-Children's Concert. 7-10.40 p.m.-European Pro- gramme.

7.7.35 p.m.-Operatic.

Song

Alda-Return Victorious (Verd!), Traviata-The One of Whom I

Dreamed (Vord!),

Lucrezia Bori (Soprano) (7485).

Chorus

<

La Traviata-Chorus of Gypalen

(Verdi), La Traviata-Chorus of Matadors

(Verdi),

COUNT UCHIDA.

Conference Kept Private.

STUDENT PETITION.

Tokyo, Yesterday. The Earl of Lytton · has recover- ed from his illness and attended the League of Nations Commis sion's conversations with Count Uchida this afternoon. They will

SHADOWS BEFORE

COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED IN CHINA MAIL...

Social Functions. To-day-Tea Dances at Hong Kong Hotel and King's Restaurant; Dinner Dances at King's Restaur- ant and Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels.

Entertainments. To-day Kings "Dancers in the Dark."

Theatre:

To-day Queen's Theatre; "Emma."

"Miss Shanghai.”

To-day

Central

Theatre;

To-day Majestie

Theatre:

Today - 8.tar

Theatre:

Theatre;

"Oh For a Man."""

be continued on Thursday.

What transpired was not revealed, as the Commission is understood to have requested that the talk be kept

"Strangers May Kiss." Metropolitan Opera Chorus Private. Prior to to-day's meeting with Count Uchida, representatives of the Students Patriotic League, "Misguided Love" (Chinese Film).

To-day World

(4108).

Piano Solo-

Die Fledermaus-Paraphrase (The comprising 12 Universities, called

To-day Garden Bat) (Strauss-Godowsky), on the members of the CommissionAfrica Speaks."

Benno Moiseivitch (1257) to whom they handed a written Trovatore Home to Our Mountains petition, signed by 10,000 students, Vocal Druet—

(Verdi),

asking the Commission to use fair. Trovatore-At my Merey Lay the judgment in their solution of the

Sino-Japanese dispute.

Foe (Verdi),

Louise Homer & Giovanni Martinelli (8105). 7.35-8 p.m.-Instrumental.

Valse Miniature (Koussevitzky), String Bass Solo-

Minuet in G (Beethoven),

Organ Solo

Serge Koussevitzky (1476).

(a) Morning Dew,

(b) The Old Oak Tree (Power),

Mr. Chiang Tao-pin, who re- turned to Tokyo yesterday, paid a courtesy visit on Count Uchida this afternoon, when he reported DU and discussed current problems.— Reuter.

Paraphrane on "Love's Old Sweet NURSES ARE VICTIMS

Song" (Molloy, arr, Meale),

Arthur Meals (C1426).

Accordion Solo-

Poet and Peasant Overture

(von Suppe),

J. Fiers (V-500341. 8 p.m.-Local Time & Weather Report.

8.03-9 p.m.-From the Studlo-

33 Reported In Last Selections played by the RMS

Empress of Asia Orchestra.

Week.

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Thirty-three deaths resulted from

screen comedies shown here in a cholera for the week ending July 8,

lout of 33 cases reported, four of

Other returns of notifiable

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Deaths for the week are 57 from pulmonary tuberculosis, and two each from meningitis, enteric feve and small-pox.

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"DANCERS IN THE DARK."

Heart-break set! That's what Hollywood called the pretentious dance hall setting erected at the Paramount West Coast studio. On this set 500 extra playera served as atmosphere background for the picture drame Dancers in the Dark," featuring Miriam Hopkins, Jack Oakie, Wil liam Collier, Jr., and Eugene Pallette, now at the King's Theatre.

Work for the so-called "extra," has been hard to get during the past year. This picture gave need- ed employment to many who had once seen better times, held high positions, and some who had even achieved fame in other vocations. Among these were the youthful, and the more hopeful, who regard. ed their extra work in "Dancera in the Dark" as a step toward even- tual screen stardom.

In this crowd was a man who, eight years ago. was a famous director. He directed Bebe Daniels, Gloria Swanson and many other celebrities. Now he is "'atmos- phere."

A former screen star whose name was once in lights and who was known thoroughout the world, a half dozen former featured players once admired by thousands of fans, and several hundred who have been atmosphere players for from one to fifteen years, are meet- ing on common ground at the foot

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Programme.

1. "The White Queen”—Overture

(Metra).

2. "Les Adieux"-Melody (Sarasate).

1. "Goodbye Blues"-Fox Trot

(Fields).

4. "Sunset Land"-Reverie (Kawelo).

5. At Midnight"--Violin Solo

(Molina).

8. "M buhay_Fox Trat (Cruz}. 9-9.20 p.m.-From the Studio.

A talk by Mr. P. L Collisson entitled "Fon and Adventures with a Green Pencil,”

9.20-9.47 p.m.-Concer! Items

Song-

Dear Little Boy of Mine

(Brennan-Bali),

Elsie Baker (Centralta). (Continued in next Column)

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Three Succumb at Hankow.

Hankow, Yesterday. The outbreak of cholera among the nursing sisters of the Catholic Mission Hospital here has result- ed in the deaths of three Italian Sisters, Three others are fi serious condition.-Router.

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Vocal Duet

Beautiful Ohio (MacDonald-Earl),

Olive Kline & Elsie Baker (4019).

Piano Solo-

Harlequin (Sanderson),

The Tune the Bo'sun Played

(Loughborough),

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NOULENS' PETITION OPPOSED.

Minister of Justice Takes Stand.

POINTS LAW'S COURSE.

Nanking, Yesterday. Mr. Lo Wen-kan, the Minister of Justice, has sent a petition to the Executive Yuan opposing the sug- gestions that foreign lawyers be permitted to represent Mr. Neulens in Chinese courta.

Mr. Lo Wen-kan says that ac- cording to law only foreigners without extrality rights can so ap-| pear, except in the Shanghai Dis- trict Court.

Regarding the request for the | transfer of the case, Mr. Lo says that the accused must apply to the Court not to the Ministry of Jus tice.

In conclusion, the Minister of Justice points out that the Case must be dealt with according to

Peter Dawson' (Base-Bari-Ilaw, but if Mr. and Mrs. Noulens tone) (B3879). are convicted and sentenced, the 'Cello Solo-s

Government can, for special rea- sons, grant a special amnesty.----- Reuter.

Fond Recollections (Popper),

Impromptu (Popper),

Phyllis Kraeuter. (4185), 9.47-10.35 p.m.-Variety. Orchestral-

Das Madel Hat Sex Appeal, Bleibe Bei Mir,

Marek Weber & His Orchestra (V-6157).

Vocal Dust-

Jolly Good Company,

It Always Starts to Rain,

Jack and Claude Hulbert (B4003).

Orchestral-

Selection of Boosey Ballads,

Jack Hylton & His Orchestra (C1886).

Vocal Gema-

The Girl Friend, ..Peggy Ann,

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10.40 p.m.-Close Down.

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