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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1935.

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"MERRY WIDOW".—QUEEN'S THEATRE,

All the famous songs of the Franz Leher masterpiece, "Merry Widow" are presented In Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer's musical romance of the same name, featuring Maurice Chevalier and Jeannette MacDonald, now at the Queen's] Theatre.

The hauntingly romantle "Vilia" is sung by Miss MacDonald, as are "To-night Will: Teach Me to For- get." "Melody for Laughter" and "Widows

are Gay Chovalier's to Include I'm Going Bonga Maxim's" and "Girls, Girls, Girls." Together, Miss "MacDonald and Chevalier sing "The Merry Widow Waltz”. A male chorus renders "We'll Go to Cafe De Paris."

In addition, the Franz Lehar music in its original form embel- ishes the "Can-Can" ballet at Maxim's, the Marshovian ballet, the huge Albertina Rasch waltz ballet and other spectacular de- tails.

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Edward Everett Horton, Una Mer- kel, George Barbier, Sterling Hollo- way, Donald Meek and Herman Bing.

Hundreds of gorgeously costum- ed. players, huge and spectacular settings, and unlque effects lend fresh glamour to the picture.

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Petr and camera portraits of Rush D. Holt, who was elected American Senator from West Virginia, but who cannot take office for six months, when he reaches the legal minimum of 30 years as specified in the eligibility rules of the United States Senate."

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-stopped to pay the taxi man."

"White!" she murmured, feeling But not for long. Esra Prentiss, her sister's impending approach be driving by in his dusty little car, hind her in the flesh of her should- [saw him there. Saw the house. ers. "White! Somebody's painted

Stared Arst at one and then at the it white!! And felt a little III. ather. Slowed down, Stopped. Got

Then Theo came out of the side door and saw her there. His face jout and came in.

"Been fixing up a little for the did its best to join the general girls," Theodore explained. "Looks colour scheme. pretty nice, doesn't it??.......

"Wh-why, Ollie!" he stammered.

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gold rush days of Colorado's your scalp right now and be ready But Caroline was there. Shef founding, is presented in the to hand it over to Caroline the min- stood framed in forsythia bushes, First National Picture, "Silver ute she gets here! This village has as

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trying to get her to paint the place Theo did his best to carry it off. Edward G. Robinson,-noted for white. And now, by Jove, here He kissed them both.. his clever screen characteriaaf you've gone and done it!" * Cargo only.

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"Wanted to surprise you," he "You said. “And the other licuses along to like here white... Thought perhaps you couldn't afford it.... Till Ezra "Like it? No fear. They've told me. I didn't know about the been trying to bully her, and it can't row!... the Improvement Asso be done."-

"Come Inside," said Caroline, "What had I better do about it?" looking like the Day of Judgment "Enjoy the scenery I suppose, dressed in brown crepe de Chine. until they get back. Then

Olivia took hold of his arm and But Theodore Pratt was a man of pressed it. "Of course you didn't "COLLEGE HUMOUR" STAR action. He capped his large gea- know, Theo! How could you? Try

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not to mlad too much if she says "Hey," he said over the telephone anything that " "College Humour," now showing to Pugsley, whose men had painted "Shut the door,", aald Caroline, at the Star Theatre, is a fast mov- the house for him, "get all the so that we can't be overheard." lng comedy of American college painters you've got over here as

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goodness sake don't charge me I'll have the house yellow again by Jack Oakie, who has the leading more than you have to!"

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Who says I don't want it! "To blazes with the Village Im-white?" sald Caroline. Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney & Bing Crosby, the famous crooner prevement Association!" said Theo- Two pairs of eyes bulged out at}

of "The Big Broadcast" features doro Fratt. "I've got to face caro-her. several song-hits. The supporting line..........” cast includes Richard Arlin Mary Carlisle, Lona Andre and and Allan, two favourite dians.

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"Why? What? As I understand it, every single person in the village Burns The yard was full of ladders and says you don't!" come-jtackle when Olivia came along the "What I don't want," said Caro

walk between the frosythia bushes, line, and what I won't have, fa trembling a little like the antenne, somebody coming around trying to as it were, of Caroline, who had (Continued At Foot Of Next Col)

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