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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1932.

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Members are notified that they and their Ladice must wear their Badges prominently displayed.

No One without a Badge will be in at the Queen's Theatre. Miss or stormdriven wanderers, who, in LAMMERT BROS. admitted to the Members' Enclo- Segal, has the greatest role of her their frail canoes, have from time

Badges admitting Nor-Members audible celluloid career.

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They are smaller and another family the thematic stature than the inhabitants of Gentlemen and $3.00 for motif, "the deathlessness Ladies (Both, including Tax) are

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Thay are TARY upon Introduction by a where family pride had prevented thrifty, by nature idle, and rather

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attractive. They manifest a super- Jean Hersholt, veteran character ficial and, at times, hysterical Auction aclor, more thun amply fills the Christianity marked by fervant role of the ambitious German devotion, but they cause the mis- WEDNESDAY, November 30, 1932. father. Louise. Fazenda is the sionaries much concern by the waller Pidgeon the typical youth-within and without the bonds of fluffy, gossipy blt to perfection and promiscuity of their relations, both

ful baron. Bert Roach left little matrimony. The penalty is the to be desired in his characterisa-publication of the offenders' names tions of three generations. Miss in church—for nothing seems hid Allee Day. Miss June Purcell and in the settlement-and the prohibi- Mr. Milte Douglas illed handily tion to attend church until a public the supporting sides.

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Hong Kong, 28th Nov. 1932.

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And they reach a conclusion that

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When ordering mention "China. Mall In the remoter islands, where Grover Christianity is less general, the non-Christian natives participate direct-in these festivities, for Christmas has become a vast national holiday by ne means confined to religious observance. But the missionaries are wise and do not treat the frail- tics of their people too severely, endeavouring by patience and by prayer, by kindness, and by educa- The British and Dominious' pro-tion to control the straying flock. durtion "Good-night Vienna," now It was late when I returned on showing at the Central Theatre, board the steamer, and as I write is Britain's contribution to screen the warm, dewladen air is full of musical comedy, and a very auc-the fragrance of the gardens cessful one at that.

ashore, and from away on the reef Herbert Wilcox has never direct-across the leland I can hear the ed a picture better, nor has Jack distant thunder of the breakers. Buchanan appeared w greater ad-

ed

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Slavera

"GOOD-NIGHT VIENNA”— CENTRAL THEATRE.

vantage.

The romantic role of an Aus- trian officer who falls in love with

an hour from London. In healthy? THE NOVEMBER HALF YEAR-a flower girl, is parted from her by performers as Irving Plehel and maighbourhood. SCHOOL for GIRLS GENERAL and SMALL BOYS. A few Boarders] received in the House of the Principal. VOTING MEMBERS will be held finally wins her when he has re- Stuart Erwin, James Crane Stanley

For at the Club House, Happy Valley, turned penniless, suit him admir attention.

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Camb. Teachers' Diploma) KISS GERTRUDE TURNER,

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AN INTRODUCTORY HISTORY

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MONDAY, 28th November, ably. |1932, at 5.30 p.m.

His love-making la attractive, ALL MEMBERS are cordially and he puts over his song numbers invited to attend, and participate really effectively. in any discussion which may en-

BUC.

By Order of the Stewards,

S. A. SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary. Hong Kong, 18th Nov., 1932,.

GENERAL NOTICES

STAR THEATRE

H

Kowloon,

THE KONG AMATEUR BRAMATIC, CLUB

will present

"PAYMENT

DEFERRED

by Jeffrey Dell

оп

DECEMBER Erd, 6th, 7th, 9th and 10th. at 9.15 p.m. Prices $3 $2 & $1. Including tar

Booking at Anderson Music Co. and Star Theatre after 5 DAM..

Osborne

Fields, Josephine Dunn, Vivienne and Robert Emmet 'Connor.

MAIL REVIEW

As the flower girl Anna Neagle)*** is excellent; she has charm, poise, and ability. She is certainly one of the most promising stars on Bri- tish screens.

“TRADER HORN”—ORIENTAL

THEATRE.

"Trader Horn" the great travel The long east là excellent in every way; there is not a weakness film directed by W. S. Van Dyke, In it. But it is not only the acting is now showing at the Oriental that is so superlative, but also the Theatre, on its return release n technical qualities of the produc- the Colony. Alcains Horn, the

tion."

MAIL REVIEWE

"SUSAN LENNOX-STAR THEATRE.

Greta Garbo, the famous Swedish atar, does great work in fetro- Goldwyn-Mayer's production “Su- aan Lennox" now showing at the Star Theatre. The fall and rise of Susan Lennox is depicted by Miss Garbo with tenacity of purpose..

Clark Gable is cast opposite her in the leading role, and Jean Hershalt also renders excellent support. Well worth seeing!

MAIL REVIEW

TWO KINDS OF WOMEN

MAJESTIC THEATRE:

Two Kinda of Women" now, showing at the Majestic Theatre, is good, with fast, action and the characterizations is all that one would expect, from; such a capable,

traveller and Camilla Horn are in the leading roles. Throughout the scenes are intensely Interesting and there are many exciting mements. Recommended!.

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