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WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1934.

MR. ALFRED MORRIS

TO RETIRE

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Headmaster Of King's College

GREAT CHARITY WORKER

After 30 years of educational and public beneficial work, Mr. Alfred Morris, Headmaster of King's Col lege, is to retire next month.

Formerly Headmaster of the Sal Ying Pun School, Mr. Morris, for

the past 16 years has devoted much

of his time to charity work, more

especially in connection with the St.

John Ambulance Society of which he is Commissioner.

He has been instrumental in in- stituting free nursing centres in

the Colony, organising station and elinice both in Hong Kong and the New Territories and. has given in- valuable assistance to the sick and poor.

Mr. Morris celebrates his birthday on June 18.

60th

Members of the King's College Old Boys' Association are to give a farewell party to Mr. Morris, and a Committee has already been formed to take charge of the arrangements. Old Boys of the School wishing to participate in the function are ask-) ed to communicate with: Mr. Leung Sui Sang. care of King's College, Mr. Chan Sik Pul. care of King'a College. Mr. Yau Pak Tung, cure of The Wing On Co., Ltd.. Mr. Chung Hon Ki care of St. John's Hall, The University. Mr. K. C. Malt, care of A. H. Potts, Stock Exchange Build- ing. and Mr. Chan Tak Chiu, care} of China Underwriters, Ltd.

DAMAGED FRUIT CLAIM.

Careless Storage Of Cases Alleged.

HEARING ADJOURNED

David Blumenthal, trading as the! Ice House Snack Counter, made a

pect of a consignment of

Invader from Gay Paree

THE CHINA MAIL.

€

A vivacious Parisienne visits the United States in search of thespias glory. She in Mlle. Andree Avon, musical comedy star, who is to appese on the American stage, and maybe you'll also see her on the screen,

Amusements

Cinema Notes

"CROSS COUNTRY CRUISE”— ALHAMBRA THEATRE

"Cross

The

Country

TOILET ARTICLES

STOLEN.

Booty Shared Out In Tram Car.

Ait and Drama

THE GREAT PAN”

ON VIEW

Picture Unwanted

By Academy

ONE-MAN EXHIBITION

London.

In 1932 Mr. Glyn Philpot'a piece of sculpture "The Guardian of the Flame" was rejected by the jury of the Royal Academy; last year the president and council asked him to refrain from exhibiting at Burling- ton House his picture The Great Pan."

Mr. Philpot obviously is not popu- Iar with his fellow academicians, though it is difficult to see what they could find to object to either in respect of content or execution in the artist's work.

The Great Pan" is now included in Mr. Philpot's one-man exhibition

at the Leicester Galleries, Leicester- square. It is a canvas of imposing| dimensions, and is described in the catalogue as follows:

The Great Pan, in an altitude of kingly ease, rests in the centre of the earth. He breathes, and from his breast springs a wingedj angel-daemon, From his clench- ed hand gushen enter, the re- freshment of the senses. In the shade of his green garment lovers | are united.

Wide Range

The picture is conceived in the spirit of allegorical mysticism of Blake and Watts. Though rather harsh in colouring, it is magnificent- ly designed, and painted with.con- It is a work that summate skill. commands respect rather than ad- Imiration, being accomplished and powerful oven If not sympathetic and likeable.

Bre

Among the best exhibits "Athlete," "Mrs. Clement Cross," "Poinsettia and Lilies," and "Per- sephone Restored to Her Mother." These titles alone show the wide! range of Mr: Philpot's art.

A FINE SHYLOCK

Mr. Franklin Dyall In Shakespeare

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charged before Mr. Q. A. A. Muc- strawberries and raspberries against romance which takes place during a Fadyen at the at the Central the, Chuen Hing Cold Storage, of 5. trip on one of the large "Grey Polict Court this morning, for

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There is in him a power that traine, car, office, at home, anywhere, General Per-both daring and entertaining. aboard the steamer

Alice White gives excellent sup-i A fine of $50, in default one makes you think of a temple burled everywhere, with quick results-it la transported shing and these were

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Later, plaintiff sent to the storage for a box, which he found to be damaged. It had evidently been placed upside down and the juice had dripped out. He made quiries and found that 14 straw- berry and 19 raspberry boxes been damaged by being placed side down or on their sides.

The hearing was adjourned May 15.

Personal Pars

had

up!

to

"TO-MORROW AT SEVEN"-rich directed the picture, and Dave ble beneath centuries of humilla-

KING'S THEATRE

Gould of Broadway fame staged the tiona. No Shylock for 20 years has spectacular dances.

been carved out of such memorial stuff.

"To-morrow At Seven," in B sensational comedy combined with high drama, featuring Chester Morris and Vivienne Osborne,

The film, directed by Ray Enright

the same.

SACRED DRAMA IN LONDON

take

Yet even without Mr. Dyall's per- Moving Performance Of

"THREE LIVE GHOSTS”— ORIENTAL THEATRE

"Three Live Ghosta," is not a Portia of Miss Marie Ney.

formance the Alhambra would be worth visiting if only to see the!

Life Of St. Peter

Dr. Gordon Bottomley's poetic

for the Jefferson Pictures Corpora mystery story, but a delightfully After commending the Nerissa of tion, has its plot in a thrilling mur-refreshing comedy-drama, based on Miss Mary Marvin, the 'Jessica of drama, "The 'Acts of St. Peter," der mystery in an aeroplane. Miss the play of that name, which scored Miss Cicely Jonas, the Antonio of was performed for the first time Osborne provides the love interest. so heavily on the New York and Mr. Basil Gill, the Bassanio of Mr. in its entirely on Tuesday night!

Jack Livesey, and the Lorenzo of "THE WOMEN IN HIS LIFE”— QUEEN'S THEATRE

London stage.

Charles McNaughton, Robert Mr. Valentine Dyall, we cannot at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Montgomery and Claud Allister are spare much enthusiasm for the rest under the auspices of the Relf- featured, supported by Joan Ben-fof the acting.

glous Drama Society. Otto Kruger, the veteran actor of nett, Hilda Vaughan and other out- Dr. E. L. Allen, Ph.D., M.A., of the stage, gives a splendid perform-standing stars. the Hong Kong University was ance in the latest M-G-M produc- among the passengers who sailed an tion, "The Women in his Life.” the 8.5. Arama Maru to-day.

He plays the role of Kent Ber- ringer, a sensational trial lawyer

"TOPAZE”—MAJESTIC THEATRE

The incidental music of the late Mr. Norman O'Neill is in his most Imoving strain,

An elaborate stage on several levels had been erected in the

Mr. Stanley Bell's ideas of pro-chancel of the church, and a com- duction are too elaborate. At

times we are reminded by gondolas plete system of lighting installed.

Mr. J. D. Eloyd, Superintendent who falls to disgrace and then re- John Barrymore has one of the of "Casanova.” of the Imports and Exports Depart deems himself through great secri- funniest roles of his career as a ment, accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd, fices.

simple schoolmaster in "Topaze"

on short leave to North Chine.

left to-day by the s.s. Asama Maru Isabel Jewell, a talented young the film version of the Broadway

Broadway stage actress and Trens success, now showing at the Majes- ANCIENT GOD WITH Harvey, another rising ster, give tic Theatre. excellent support.

The forthcoming wedding of Wong Ka-tung, University Clerk, of No. 1, Pottinger Street, Hong Kong, and Lau Mo-wan, teacher at the Sum Oi School, of No. 30, Fok Wing Street, Shamshuipo, is announced.

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“HIPS HIPS HOORAY”—- CENTRAL THEATRE

Myrna Loy is the leading lady and is responable for much of the success of this daring comedy.

SPLAY FEET.

Bes Excavated.

Mr. Martin Browne, the producer,

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was, in consequence, at very little) disadvantage except that he had with proscenium curtains which to divide the scenes. Buch changes an were necessary were ingeniously hidden by the phalanx of verse-speaking choristers who

It has some venturesome scenes and, added to clever portrayal, is¦

A sanctuary said to be at least assisted the narrative after the "Hips Hips Hooray," the RKO-good entertainment.

2,500 years old, with 'à, statue of classical fashion. Radio musical extravaganza, star- The supporting cast includes Bes, this ancient African god of Mr. P. F. Le Fevre, wife of the ring Bert Wheeler and Robert Reginald Mason, Albert Conth recreation and the protector of local manager of the Texas Oil Com-Woolsey, is another of the cycle of Jobyn Howland, Jackis Bear, children, has been excavated at

Reicher and pany, will leave to-day by the Dollar Wheeler and Woolsey Sim frolics. Frank

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SHAKESPEARIAN SEASON

"Henry V." At Stratford

Robert Atkins has been invited to The play is a faithful chronicle

The Queen, attended by Lady produce "Henry V. at the Shakes- of the life of St. Peter, but when Victoria Forester, visited Walker's peare Memorial Theatre at Strat- Bitia, the,sit of a Phoenecian Dr. Bottomley does take an op Galleries recently to see the loan ford this year and Aubrey Hame colony, Bes is made of aandatene, portunity for invention, as in the memorial exhibition of works by the mond is to design the settings. The season starta on April 14, and has an enormous head, shaggy scene between Lazarus and Jair- tate G. P. Jacomb-Hood, M.V,O.

goes on continuously until Septem- dances, and good chorus work..

beard, goggle eyes, splay feet, pro-

Several of the pictures had been ber 15, under the direction of W. Thelma White. Adele Thomas,

truding shoulders and a joyous ex-un's daughter, there is a percep Mr. BWong Tape, Realdent Dorothy Lee, Thelms Todd, and

pression.

tible quickening of dramatic in-lent by the Queen herself. These Bridges Adamo.

sketches, which, Mr. Mr. Hammand is also designing Secretary of the Sun Life Assurance Ruth Eiting ·DETA among the ""The Tempest," the UFA super Company of Canada, leaves by the feminine players supporting the production which is the current at The base of a crowd is still op farest. There is a touch of dar Included

This bead, but his right forearm is ing about such an interpolation. Jacomb Hood, drew, during their "Love" Labour's Lost," which is the Saarbruecken on long leave, accom-two comedians. panied by Mrs. Wong Tape. They Bert. Kalmar and Harry Ruby features the famous character one. In his left hand are the The idea of two people who alope majesties, tour when Prince and play chosen for the Birthday on jed the invitation to propose the will visit England, where Mr. wrote the song hits,Tired of It actor, Emil Jannings in a power remains of what may have been a can understand each other, aing Princess of Wales of the Dominions April 28. Jarses Agate has accept- "Tape's son, Eric, is continuing his All," "Keep on Doin' What You're ful drams of love and passion. The musical instrument. Bevers! simpl-alone they have returned from studies. They will be away six Doin'" and "Keep Romance Alive, beautiful German actress Anna ar statues have been discovered in death, lends Hasif to poignant in 1905, and also during their visit toast of The Drama," at the celo-

Ibration lunch. for the picture. Mark Sand-Sten plays opposite."

months.

traction at the Star Theatre,

to the Delhi, Durbar in 1911.