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BRIDGE NOTES

Approach Bidding

by Ely Culberta.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1934

PRETTY WEDDING AT KOWLOON

Mr. Anthony Gill Weds Miss Lily Kay

ROSARY CHURCH CEREMONY

For the past six months I have had the pleasure of conducting a The wedding took place at the nation-wide Bridge problem contest, Rosary Church on Sunday after- through the pages of a certain noon. of Miss Lily Dorothy Kay, makazine.. I am reproducing below the youngest daughter of Mr. and one of the kanda which I submitted Mrs. Robert D. Kay, to Mr. Anth- in the early months of the contest ony Augusto Gill, eldest son of as a problem in bidding. I con- Mrs. P. M. Gill and the late Mr. rider the reaching of the Slam on Arthur A. Gill. The Rev. Father W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.,

These cards example of Approach, Rossi officiated. Kowloon Bay, Shipbuikters & Repairers. Call Flag "ilding at its best.

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ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS

OPTICIANS

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COMPANY,

East and West vulnerable North:-

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SPORT NOTICES.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY. CLUB.

S.-9 € 9

II-Q 8.9

D.-7 3

C-Q 7 6 4 2

East:-

S.-7 4

IL-6 2

D- 8 3 4 C-A K J 98

THE NINTH EXTRA RACE MEET-South-

ING will be held (Weather Peri milting) at HAPPY VALLEY onl SATURDAY, 24th October, 1934, com-

mencing at 2.60 p.m.

S-A JG 2

HAJ 9 5 4 D.-K 3

C-10 6

The bride, who was given away! by her father, looked charming in Jan Ivory silk lace and tulle wedding gown over satin. A coronet of orange blossom on her hair held a beautifully embroidered net veil., She carried a sheaf of gladioli and maidenhair ferns tied with tulle) and satin ribbon.

The Missca Betty and Olga Gill,; sisters of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids and wore oysterpink net lace gowns interwoven with gold-threads and pink tulle trim- mings.

Flower Girls' In Lemon Net

Little Ena, and Mae Ozorio, as flower-girls, wore lemon slik net period frocks trimmed with blue daistes. The bridesmaids carried bouquets of pink roses and maiden- hair ferns tied with blue ribbons." The Firat Hell will be Rung at 1.30;

The bride's mother chose a navy The correct bidding should go as blue brocade silk gown. The duties p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

follows: (Figures after bida refer of groomsmen were undertaken by Mombers are notified that they and to numbered explanatory para-Messrs. 0. A. de Carvalho and F. their Ladies must wear their Badges

graphs).

A. Rozario. prominently displayed throughout the

North East South Meeting.

Went No One without a Badge will be ad-ID.(1) Pasa(2) 1.(3) Pass 18.(4) Pase · 3S.(0)' Pass mitted to the Members Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Members 4H.(6) of the Publishers, 3A, Wynd-the Members Enclosure and

Раза 4NT(7) PASA Club

Pass Pass Pass at $6,00

for Gentlemen 65.(8) and $3.00 for Ladies (Both in-1-Naturally the five-card cluding Tax) are obtainable through should be bid first. The SECRETARY upon the personal application of a Member, such Member FOUR VISITING CARDS neatly and to be responsible for all visitors intro- Mail" duced by him, and for Payment of All promptly printed."China

Tele-Chita, &c. Office. No. 3A, Wyndham St. phone 20022.

HONG KONG DOLLAR DIRECTORY. -On male at all book-stalls and at the

offices ham Street

MISCELLANEOUS

Rooms

The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel, 27794) will close at 12 o'clock, noon.

Badges admitting to Members' En-

Course.

After the ceremony, a reception was held at 11. Humphrey's Avenue, Kowloon, the home of the bridegroom. Later, the happy couple left for Macao, Canton and sult the West River, the bride wearing asaxe-blue crepe-de-chine gown 2--Fast should not overcall when trimmed with white and worn un

vulnerable at the lovel of two-der a white swagger coat. add with only a five-card suit and no outside strength.. 3-The correct response-the hand|

la by no means strong enough for a Forcing Take-out.

NEW CHURCH FOR CAUSEWAY BAY

GENERAL NOTICES. closure will NOT be on sale at the Race 4-Nurth quite correctly now shows To Replace St. Mary's

NOTICE.

On No pretext will Children be per- mitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club

1, the Undersigned, Julio A. E. House provided they are ordered from

the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone

'da Silva of Macao will not be res-1920.

ponsible for any debts contracted by my son Jose Batalha da Silva (Zinho).

J. A. E. da SILVÀ.

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AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND SURVEYORS.

Public Auctions -

THE Undersigned have receives

instructiona to sell by Publi

Auction

ON

Wednesday, the 17th. October, 1934

commencing at 2.30 p.m.

at their Sales Room, No, 35,

Hankow Road, Kowloon

A Quantity of

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

tomprising:

FURNITURE

Teak hatstands, Chesterfield couch and chaira, Teák dining

table, Teok

sideboard, Teak

chairs, Teak bedstend, Teak ward- robes with glass doors, Teak cheet of drawers, Teak dressing tables. Pictures, Brass Ornament. Glass ware, Curtain, Carpets, Grams- phones, Crockery, etc, etc., etc.

also

Several pieces of Blackwood

ware.

On View from Tuesday, the

16th..` October 1934

Terms: Cash on Delivery

LAMMERT, BROS. MAuctioneOTE.

Hong Kong, 12th October, 1984

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The Price of Admission to the Publi: Enclosure is $1.00 including Tax. Tor all Persona, including Ladies.

and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.

Church of England of

his second suit-still keeping the bidding at the range one-odd.

5-South has now found very (Continued at foot of preceding

Now Swimmer and Cyclist Too.

and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers Woman's Astonishing Experience.

Now full of life and glowing with health, a Leeds woman, Mrs. I. Berry, of 26 Coxhill Street, Leeds. England, here tells how her life has been completely changed from that of a sick, ailing girl to a keen, healthy sportswoman.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &e., will not be permitted to operate within the Precincts of the Hongkong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 15th October, 1934.

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MURDER AT THE VANITIES

Performers of Station XEAL, Mexico City, are back on the air and feeding up their shrunken figures after winning one of the strangest strikes in history. To force their employers to pay back salaries, they went on hunger strikes and barricaded themselves in the afation's studios to broadcast continuously, 24 hours a day, an, appeal for public sympathy, and support. A crooner is seen per forming, attended by nurses, after one of his fellow performers had fainted (below).

RADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

The following programme will be broadcasted to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Steor Z.B.W. on

a wave len of 365 metres (845 KC's):-

CANINE EPIC IN

JAPAN

Down Child

1

Amusements

Cinema Notes

CHARLIE CHAN'S COURAGE”"——

- KING'S THEATRE

Warner. Oland, as Charlie Chan,

the famous fictional Chinese detec- tive of the Honolulu Police force, is again seen in another mystery- thriller entitled "Charlie Chan's Courage," at the King's Theatre.

Created by the late Earl Derr Bigger, Charlie Chan has become very real character to millions of readers. He has enjoyed a vogne accond only to that of Sherlock Holmes and Philo Vance, affording

a colourful characterisation mlire ly different from the current liters- ture of detective stories. And Warner Oland is the only actor who can do justice to this much-loved detective, giving a perfect physical embodiment of the fictional char- acter.

Drue Leyton, the beautiful actress, and Donald Woods tend ex- cellent support.

VIVA VILLA!”—QUERYS

THEATRE

A superb characterisation of the man, who was the gutstanding. figure in Mexico's history during the decade preceding the Great War, is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's current release "Viva Villa? "festuring Wallace Berty, Fay" "Why, and Joseph Schildkraut.

The opening scenes show Beery, in the title rolo as Villa, witness- ing his father whipped to death by the aristocrats, and this bitter memory never leaves him. He

Chases Cyclist Who Ran no law, except that all men are equal and that aristocrats must be killed.

He vanquisher · bis enemies with his ragged army of Another canine epic appears in recruits, marries every girl he the Japanese press. The hero is faneles, joins forces with" gentle "Tanuko," or Old Badger, pet dog "Madero," played perfectly by the of six-year-old Hajime, son of Mr. actor who will never be.forgelten in Matauzo Ichihara, of

of Shiocho, "Birth

a Nation""Little 1-2.10 p.m. (Approx:)-European Yotsuya Ward, Tokyo.

Colonel," Later however, he is Programme.

Hajime wandered into the street exiled, but is found in a flop-house 1p-Local Time and Weather Re-from his home when he was knock- by his pal, a news correspondent,

port.

1.03 p.mRecorded Programme. ed down by a cyclist. Barking raises another army, and: tawes 1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, loudly, the dog pursued the bicycle Mexico City. You will see him as Rugby Press News, etc.

and eventually attracted the atten- Dictator, and then his ignorminious 1.40-2.10 p.m.-A Reley of the tion of a policeman, who arrested death in a butcher's shop-sú set A new church to replace the pre-Rotary Club Tin Speech from the the cyclist.

of revenge. sent St. Mary's Church of England Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden-Ro will be built at the site opposite Starlan B. Montargis on "Cold and Pur

plc'The Nectar of the Gods." Paul's Hospital, Causeway Bay, in

2.10 p.m. (Approx:)-Close Down. PIANOFORTE RECITAL FROM

the near future.

It is to be of Chinese design and the architects are Messrs. Chau and Lee. The building, estimated to cost $50,000, will have two storeys, with broad stairs and a tower.

fine fit in the hand and makes the practically Forcing bid of three spades.

The possession

of the diamond King makes the South hand worth almost a four- spade bid.

THE STUDIO. Talk by Mr. Pelham 4-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme. 7-10,36 p.m.-European Programme 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota- tions, London and New York Stock and Commodity Quotations.

7.08-7.25 p.m.-Violin Recital by Joseph Szigeti,

1. The Fountain of Arethusa (from

"Myths") (Szymanowsky 30).

Op.)

2. Flight of the Bumble Bea (Rim-

sky-Korsakov),

3. Pastorale (Stravinsky),

4. Menuet Debussy-Dushkin). 5. Tambourin Chinois (Kreisler), 8 p.m.-Local Time and Weather Re-

7.25-9.10 p.m.-Variety.

6-North now becomes bullish on the hand. Holding three cards to the King-Ten in his partner's heart suit, and not having support. ported that suit heretofore, he must do so. The four-heart bid] must be construed by his part- ner as a mild Slam try and in addition the bid gives a beauti- ful picture of the distribution of the North hand.

7-On North's four-heart bid, South! can definitely mark North with' a singleton club-that is, a 84-8-1 distribution. Further more, North must be Interested in the Slar or he would not have bothered to show the heart support at this point but would merely have contracted for game In spades. South makes a Blam try by the conventional bid of

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Instrumental-Hawalian Stars are Gleaming....Linn Milford and his Hawalian Players. Bong-Music in the Air-"The Song Is you"...Turner Layton (Tenor), Organ Solo-My Song Goes round the World; By a Waterfall...... Frederic Bayco. Chorus-Billy Merson Memories.

Billy Merson and Chorus, Fox-Trot-Meen Country: Little Man, You've had a Busy Day....... The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra. Song-Out in the Cold, Cold Snow;

Love's Last Word is Spoken.. Gracie Fields (Comedienne).

The dog ran back home and brought Mr. Ichihara to the scene, Hajime was not seriously hurt,

"THE LITTLE GIANT— ALHAMBRA THEATER

Unlike the usual type of charac-

A Pianoforte Recital by Mrs. Luba ters which he portrays, Edward G.

Shaflain.

Programme

Robinson comes to the Alhambra.

1. Fantasies... Schumann, Op. 18 Theatre in a comedy drama, "The

Nos. 1, 4, 5, 7, and 8.

Little Giant", a First National re- lease.

2. Capriccia....firahms, Op. 76, Na.

2.

3. Prelude....Jeno Von Takaca.

Robinson plays his first comedy

4. Pastorale Madrigal....Jeno Von role of a Chicago beêr, baron who

Takacs,

5. Rhapsodietta.......Jeno Von Takacs.

retires from his highly profitable

10.05-10.30 p.m.-Light Orchestral business to break into society. Overture A Night in Venice (J. By cramming his vocabulary with Strauss)...State Opera Orchestra, French expressions and superficial Berlin

phrases about futuristic art. he be Fantasia on Melodies of Johann

Strauss (Weber)....Marek Weber lieves himself ready to crash the and His Orchestra.

exclusive circles. His sophomoric Along the Banks of the Volgal attempts to play the gentleman (Borchert)....Marek Weber & His lead to some of the most hilarious Orchestra.

La Golondrina (The Swallow) (Ser-situations imaginable.

radell)... Victor Salon Orchestra,

Constantly in "hot" water, as the

10 30 nm-Ruler Press Bulletins, butt of the ancist-elect, he does nol Rugby Mid-day Press News, ele,

10.35 p.m.Close Down.

wake up to the fact that he is be ing played for a sucker until the charming adventureas he adores Continued From Previous Column) and her father have taken him for screen this season.

B. ride to the tune of several hun- dred thousand dollars.

The film is an extremely timely

Clark Gable, in a memorable performance, appears as Dr. Fer guson, the young interne who: realises all the obligations of his subject with a brand of comedy that is highly hilarious, especially Plano Solor-Music in the Airprofession but struggles against when Robinson brings on his Chi-

Medley....Raje da Costa,

£10-8.45 pm—Band Music.

the conflicting claims of the girl he

money.

Swan Lake Ballet (Tchaikovsky). Loy, soon. comes to the realisation

loves. The girl, played by Myrna cago mob to help him get back his The Band of H.M. Coldstream that a doctor so engrossed in his MURDER AT THE VANITIES"

Guards.

The Faneral March of a Marionette career has no time for love.

(Gounod)..

The entire cast of "Hen in

MAJESTIC THEATRE

The Rustle of Spring (Sinding, OP White" as well as its brilliant dire with 11 of Earl Carroll's beau-

32....The B.B.C. Wireless Mili

tor, Richard Boleslavsky, seem totes, Carl Brisson, noted continental tary Band The Jolly Robbers-Overture (Suppe) have put their whole heart into and English screen and stage star, Wireless Military their respective performances: Gable Victor MeLaglen, Jack Oakle, Kitty The B.B.C.

and Mise Loy have never bean Carlisle, and Duke Ellington and and honours go also to his famous orchestra are featured Jean Hersholt and Elizabeth Allan. in the cast of "Murder at the

Vanities," a Paramount production heralded with

fanfare of

They Comel...Alessandro Valente

(Tenor)

THE INVISIBLE MAN”"—

ORIENTAL THEATRE

{trumpets.

four potrump, showing two Aces and the King of a bid suit. 8-North has not the Ace of clubs and therefore cannot make the conventional five-notrump res- ponse. However,

the previous bidding and the subse-Band.

336-9 pm-Excerpts from "Preator: quent four-notrump bid, Southed (Leodcavallo). is marked, at the least, with the Piologue A Word Allow mel-A heart Ace topping a fairly good Song of Tender Memories.... beart suit, the diamond King Apollo Granforte (Barritone) with members of the Orchestra of Ja and either the spade Ace or the

Scale, Milan conducted by Carlo club Ace. Furthermore, South

Sabino. is marked from the bidding with four cards in the spade suit fo an honour or honours. There must therefore be some play for the Slam in spades, and North must contract for this Slam himself rather than sign off with Ave diamonds or even with five

How Fierce he Looked....Adelaide to make himself invisible by means spades. He Inows that South

Saraceni (Sonrano).

of an obscure drug and then, half will know an Ace in missing and 0.28 nm-From the Studio, érized by its effect sets accordingly not bid seven.Topical Talks on the United King about to into the world realise "dom", "by Mr. G. C. Pelham (H.M. Either a diamond break, a solid Trade Commissioner) is unlimited power. He does so heart suit or a auccessful heart 9.209.30 m Three Sisters" in a graphic, startling, manner, finesse should enable the North (Karni Selection played by The Drury and strangely enough, there is not player to make six. Dagy Lens-Theatre Orchestra, a moment when the audience Since the diamond sult does not 9.80 -Reuter Prem Bulleting, be aware of the unseen man

the Dedate must guess the London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity presnete on the screen, when he (Continued al foot of preceding location of the Queen of hearts to 35-10.05 mFrom the Studio is meant to be there,

The story centres round, Universal Film's adaption of Healdus girl (Gertrude michael), G. Wells' fantastic sensation. who vows revenge against Brisson.

Get Away! Such a Game, Belleve "The Invisible Man," featuring No one mows who Brisson's mother Mo. Friends Valenie Saracollaude Rains, is now showing at is save Miss Michael, and the fur

Granforte-Palai

and Menn!

the Oriental Theatre.

with Chorus and Orchestra.

ther knows that Brisson's mother, Hark! "Tis the Bagnipes (Bell The tale of the film centres who was once a famous opera star,

Chorus).............. Alessandro Valente around a scientist, who manages ***(Tenor).

Quotational.

wanted in Vienna for murder.

"MEN IN WHITE"-STAR

THEATRE

In White" now, showing a

doubtedly

and dis..

oplaya

the Slam- contract,