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TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1934.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

THE

of All Chita, &c.

CLUB.

013

BRIDGE_NOTES

Establishing a

Tenace.

by Ely Culbertson.

THE CHINA MATIL

Break Between Austria and Germany Near

CINEMA

NOTES

No Cone can be blamed for thinking he has a sure trick when holding four of the opponents' trump suit headed by the J-10-9. There is about one case, or less. in a thousand in which this parti cular combination will fail to de- velop a winking trick. But Mr.) Geoffrey Matt-Smith, prominent New York champion player and writer on Bridge, successfully executed one of the exceptions re- cently..

+

His method was to throw the ad- versaries into the lead twice,, and force them to establish a final tenace position for him in the trump suit. The interesting con aideration here is that he accom- plished his purpose of lead-throw. ing with cards he would have been forced to lose in any event. He simply stripped the hand of all the winning cards he had, and as he led out his losers he found the trumps being led to him. It re- fquired a great deal of foresight on his part, and accurate placing of high cards.

South, Dealer.

·

Both aides vulnerable. NORTH:-

S. Q & 3

H.-8 6 4

D.-K 4

C-K J 842 WEST:-

S.-7.

·

H-A J 10 9 2 D. QJ 87. C-A 75 SOUTH:-

S.~A K 8 4 2 K-K Q D-A 5 $

C.-10 6 1

EAST:

S.-J 10 9 6

IL-7 5 3

D.-10 9 6 2

C.- Q 9

The bidding:

South

West North

Dbl. Pass

SD 48

East 20

Pass

Pass:

д

Chancellor Efter

Austro-Germa Customs House-

Having little faith in the ability of the League of Nations to protect his country against German arzie Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg, supremis leader of Austria's Heimwehr, heads a standily growing järríession. army in the Tyrol, where, he declares he will make a last fight for Austrian Independence. Although an ad- mirer and ardent supporter of Chancellor. Engelbert Dallas, Prince Starhemberg believes thas Dollfus appeal to the League of Nations is so much wasted effort. He thinks nothing can avert a fight with Germany, despite the fact that Chancellor Hitler recently promised Nazi activities in Austria would cease, Shows above is the Austro-German Customs House at Kieforsfelden, Austria. The Nazi dag flíss on the German alds of the border.

BURIED TREASURE

MYSTERY

Syndicate To Seek A Buccaneer's Jewels.

CAPE PROVINCE QUEST

E. London (Cape Prov) Buried treasure belleved to lie along the coast between East London and the Keiskama River is to be sought by a wyn- dicate now being formed. Historical records show that in

LADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMIME

The following programme will be broadcasted to-day from the Hour Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on a wave length of 855 metras | (845_K.C.'B) :—

1-2 p.m.-European programme.

MAIL REVIEW

“BITTER SWEET”—KING'S

THEATRE.

Rarely has a film reached such supremacy in all departments of production as

as "Bitter Sweet,

made at the British and Dominions released through:

Studies and

United Artists,` `-

The film is based on Noel Co ward's famous operetta, performed in London, New York and through out the world. Its story of a great though ill-fated love has be come famous.

Among those chosen to interpret this great story are Anna Neagle and Fernand draavey, who star, Ivy St. Heller, Miles Mander, Exte Percy, Clifford Heatherley, Stuart Robertson, Hugh Williams, Pat Paterson, Miles Malleson, Gibb Mclaughlin, Alan Aapier, Mar guerite Allen, Dorothy Robinson and Kay Hammond.

MAIL REVIEW

“CHANCE AT HEAVEN"—KING'S THEATRE.

Interesting aldelights on young

"TIGER MAN" BAGS love and its various deceptive

119 JAGUARS Alexander Siemel Back In New York.

FAMOUS ARCHER-HUNTER

-New York-

phases are depicted by Vina Del- mar in her new story, "Chance at Heaven," an RKO-Radio Picture coming to the King's Theatre, featuring Joel McCrea, Marian Nixon and Ginger Rogers in the principal roles.

McCrea is seen in love with two lovely girl-Ginger, who is sweet Alexander Siemel, the "Tiger and Marian, who is dashing and and demure in her country setting, Man" of the South

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American glamorous with her big city son I p.m.-Local Time & Weather Rejungles whose port

profession is phistication. jaguar killing, has returned to feet with the charm and beauty How Marian sweeps him off his 1.20 p.m.-Rugby Frees News, etc.New York after three more years which confront him 1.30 p.m.-A relay of the Rotary

1.08 p.m.-Recorded music.

the early days when windjammers Club Tiffin Speech from the Glouces of jungle life. carried valuable cargoes between ter Restaurant Dr. H. Mackenzie on

"Temperate Arctic"

as from an

He announces other world, and the resulting

Tropics and Temperate that he has brought to 119 the developments which deny Ginger. total number of Jaguars he has her chance at heaven, ultimately provide an ideal" climax' to the killed, He, also killed a few trio's intriguing romantic adven-

2 pm-Close Down. Two Studio Concerta To-night- 4.30-7.30 p.m. Chinese Programme

pro-

6.30-7 p.m.--Shorthand Lesson from pumas, but he does not count tures.” the Studio.

7.30.10.30 p.mjam

them because they refuse to put European

|up a good fight. 7.30 pmClosing Local Stock Quo-f Lations, etc.

Nursey Sulte (Elgar)

¿

MAIL REVIEW-

"DELUGE" ORIENTAL

Waves.:

England and India and the Far BECOND EXTRA RACE IS MEETING Will be held (Weather 28

East many ships were wrecked Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Pass

near here, and, there is a widely SATURDAY, 31st March, and

held theory that the "first" white MONDAY, 2nd April, 1934, commenc

Mr. Mott-Smith sat in the South people to land along the Eastern ing at 12.30 p.m. on both days. position on this deal. West open-Coast were buccaneers, whose ship |

The First Bell will be Rung at 12 ed the Queen of diamonds, which was wrecked a few miles south of gramme. O'clock Noon.

NEHBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Dummy's King won. A heart was East London, Members are notified that they and now led, and South's Queen fell to

Since his visit here three years Legend has it that their ship their Ladies must wear their Badges West's Ace. The Weat player now carried a cargo of gold bullion and

7.33-8 p.m. From the Studio. ago the hunter, about whom

THEATRE, prominently displayed throughout the jmade an effort to

The 37th of a series of lessons In} Meeting.

gain an extra precious stones, and that the sur-Cantonese" by the Rev. Mr. H.

Julian Duguid wrote in his trick by underleading the Ace of vivors of the wreck managed to 8 Local Time & Weather Re No One without a Badge will be

books "Green Hell" and "Tiger sending man's civilisation to ruins,

Earthquakes and tidal admitted to the Members Enclosure, clubs, but since the Ace

was salvage and bury a large portion port. Badges admitting Non-Members to marked in his hand from his Take of it.

Man," has changed his method portrayed in thrilling realism, are the Members' Enclosure and Club out Double, and it was

8.03-8.30 p.m.From the Studio, Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentlemen that he would not have underled ships which came to grief among obvious There are other stories, too, of

Belections from Noel Coward's

of dispatching jaguars. Now presented in RKO-Radio's super- and $3.00 per day for Ladies (Both

"Bitter Sweet"

he kills them with bow and arrow fantasy, "Deluge," now showing at including Tax) are obtainable through the Ace and Queen, Mr. Mott the rocks near the coast, and of Henry VIII Dances (German)

8.30-8 p.m.-Orchestral.. the SECRETARY upon the personal Smith played

and spear, instead of by the less the Oriental Theatre. application of a Member, such Mem-which held the trick. He now led hidden in the natural such which Tone-Poem "Finlandia Or. 26, No. 7 them with a rifle.

Dummy' King, how rich cargoes were saved and New Symphony Orchestra con-exciting methods of shooting theory of the end of the world, The story, which is based on the |ber to be responsible for all visitors.

ducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent. introduced by him, and for Payment to the King of hearts, played the then flanked the shore.

embraces an intriguing romance Ace of diamonds, and ruffed

(Sibellus) The Becretary's office, 3rd Floor, diamond, and then ruffed Dummy's a thorough examination of all the

The syndicate intends to conduct, Leopold Stokowski and the Phil-he had killed, ninety-ave had of survivors seeks refuge on a He said that of the 119 Jaguars which takes place when a handful Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27794), will last heart in his own hand with available evidence and, if it can

adelphia Orchestra. close at 11.80 a.m. on both days.

been shot with a rifle and twenty- lonely faland. the deuce of spades.

Sir Edward Elgar, Barts O.M. four had been killed with bay- Lois Wilson, Peggy Shannon, He now had lost a trick, and necessary permission, will begin

locate a Hikely area and obtain the K.C.V.O., conducting the London onet, spear or bow and arrow, As Sydney Blackmer, Matt Moore and

Orchestra. Symphony still seemed sure to lose two club agging, operations.-Reuter.

9-9.30 pm. From the Studio.

an indication of his skill with Fred Kohler are included Children be tricks and a spade, since West in permitted in either Enclosure during all probability held a singleton

A Pianoforte and Celle Recital by the riffe, eighty of the big cats cast. Mrs. Nura Kanis and Miss Tins are obtainable at the Club spada, and therefore East would

Phelps House

provided they

ordered hold the J-10 or its

auf- phone 21920.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

Mr. Mott-Smith led one of his los. The Price

of Admission to the ing clubs, which East's · Queen, Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day, in-won East now had nothing but cluding Tax, for all Persons, including one diamond and four spades, e On View from Tuesday, the 27th Soldiers and Sallers in Uniform are Ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

To lead the diamond would March, 1934.

admitted Half Price

sacrifice a trick since Mr. Mott Terms: Cash on Delivery

Tiffint will be obtainable in the Smith could discard his losing to Mrs. Roosevelt, and from this LAMMERT BROS, Bookmakers, Tic Tac Hen, &c, will

(a)La Bereants (Braga) Auctioneers.not be permitted to operate within spades. East therefore led the arriving from all parts of the land, "Hong Kong, 20th March, 1934. the Precincts of the Hong Kong Joe Knive of spades, which Dummy' the President and Mrs. Roosevelt (39 Mio Ben (G, Giordani) p.m.--Musical. Comedy, Ted Dummy's six of spades, East helplessness, hopeleas misery, which "No, No Nanetta" (Youmans) played the nine and South's King even to-day few Americans realise

The New Mayfair Orchestra, that he can outshoot any of the Warner Baxter, as the squire of As much as any other factor, I be- Vocal Gemsto

natives at distance greater than the Irish coastal town where the it bar stealed the President Wild Violeta (Stols));

20 yards. He makes his own scene takes place, acts splendidly adratic and unprecedent Marie Elsner and Martin Kraemer bows after the pattern of those in characteristic style, aiation with drastic

HE Undersigned have received

Tinstructions to sell by Public

Auction

ON

Wednesday, the 28th March, 1934, commencing at 10.30 a.m.

at No, 228 B, Nathan Road,

Kowloon (1st Floor)

A Quantity of

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITUREZ

&

HE Undersigned have rectired

Auction

Tfnstructions to sell by Public

ON

Thurnday, the 29th March, 1984,

... commencing at 11 mm.

at their Bales Rooms,

€ Duddell Street.

17 Pedigreed Chickens

(Imported from University British Columbia, Canada). comprising:

Leghorns, Barred Rocks and Or

to be sold in small lota:

100 Cases

Badges admitting to Members Ea- closure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

On No Pretext will

the Meeting.

are

from the No. 1 Boy in advance, Tele- ficiently guarded, talentoux ROOSEVELT AT WORK

AND AT HOME

(Continued from. Page 8).

The men write to him, the women

1. Planoforte

Programme.

(Tachaikowsky)

Romance, Op. 51, No..

(b) 2nd Arabesque, (Debussy)- 2Cello

(a) - Crepuscule (light);

fb Rudolph Friml)

Evening Star Wagner)

8. Pianoforte

(a) Birdling,

(b)

OF

"of the

Iris he killed with that weapon, were

ahot in the head. He was asked MAIL REVIEW why he shifted over to the more

privitive methods of hunting,

יו

in the

"PADDY-THE-NEXT-BEST;

"I saw an Indian spear one THINGS~MAJESTIC THEATRE first,” he said. "After seeing it

done it was a white man's reacJanet Gaynor gives one of her tion to try it. I had no family best performances (« in her, Istent and nobody who would lost me, it picture entitlod, Faddy The Nort 48. No, ( (Grieg) |† made a mistake, so I just de- Best-Thing," the current attrac

that way now, except those that Cast as a lively litle Irish lass I have to get for, museum apect whose only fault is her ability to mens,

tell white lies, Miss Gaynor-ver- The hunter has become so ex-forms in her usual charming man-- pert with the bow and arrow ner.

Restaurant in the Publie Enclosure club and ruff with North's six of dood of letters, thousands a day, 4. Cela aria, (Grieg)cided I would learn, I kill themtion, at the Majestic Theatrep(s)

key Club during the Race Meeting. Quech' won. Mr. Mott-Smith now have placed, together a picture oflationem d

By Order, CB. BROWN,

Secretary,

Hong Kong, 26th March, 1984,

YOU

ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF

ASIATIC, FOREIGN "AND"

COLONIAL

„POSTAGE STAMPS

IN BETS, BINGLE PACKETS, BAGS AND IN APPROVAL SHELTA.

won

Mr. Mott-Smith now led his last loriar club. West won the Ace and on the next lead East's "ten and five of spades were trapped onder Bonth's 'Ace and

had

The four spade cont been tainted by akdifful.

ROTAL SCOT SYMBOL OF AVE EMPIRE

British

bute has

measures, though

own polit

Bhow of Shows

Selection

"Monsieur Beaucaire":

unpre.

Vocal

Eight Bfmphony Gems Mude in the At

of the Democratic outcome

of violent wWIEKA UDA

*(Hammerstein & Kars)

uted for archery, in tals country.

All Small game which he kills for MAIL REVIEW

food he shoots with the rifs be Mark

cause the feels it more humaneFA BED TIME STORY—

Iger Man intends to stay

de country for six months then go back to his Jaguar

QUEEN'S "AND ALHAMBRA HEATER

Maurios Ch

CO