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THE CHINA WAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1936

IN

ENTERTAINM

QUEENS

Showing To-day at 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

The Screen's Greatest Character Actor

PAUL MUNI

"DR. SOCRATES"

Filmed by the makers af **G- Men'' from W.. E BURNETTS sensation novel of-- the medical outcast who put gangdom on the operating table.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS

DICK POWELL — MARION DAVIES in "PAGE MISS GLORY”

·SPOVES DAKT

THRIDENT THAN-OR HAPPY VALLIT BUI

ORIENTALE

LAST 4 TIMES

TO-DAY

SENSATIONAL MYSTERY-DRAMA

OF

A MAD DOCTOR

A WIERD PICTURE

EYES THAT

SPELLED DOG!

MAD LOVE

STLERING.

Peter Lorre

Frances Drake Colin Clive

TO-MORROW & WEDNESDAY

THE NEWEST CRIME-BUSTING

COMEDY DRAMA

Adolph Zakar presents

GEORGE RAFT THE

GLASS KEY

Prices: Matinees 20-30c. Evenings 20c-30c.-50c-70c.

TO-DAY

ONLY

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

WOMAN

MAUREEN

WITH

O'SULLIVAN-

LEWIS STONE EDGAR KENNEDY

SPECIAL CHINA NEW YEAR HOLIDAY

PROGRAMME THE KING OF

ALL THRILLERS

AT 230, 5-20.

7.20 & 9.20 p-10-

WANTED

JOEL

MCCREA

LOUIS CALHERN ADRIENNE AMES

181 Holt

JACK

STORM OVER.INE RADES

A: SUVITSAL MATOZE

G. FALCONER & CO. (HONG KONG) LTD.

WATCHMAKERS, & JEWELLERS,

DIAMOND MERCHANTS.

UNION BUILDING (opposite G.P.O.)

Agents jur:-ADMIRALTY CHARTS, ROSS” BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, ENGLISH SILVERWARE Direct from Manufact

High Class English Jewellery.

IF YOU ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE HOME*****

Post & Copy of the

Oberland China Mail

which gives all the News there 13

Both Tocal “and Consta

Ellis Parker (left), famed Burlington County, New Jersey,- detective. has been working on new Lindbergh, case clues with Governor Harold G. Bodman (right) of New Jersey, admit- ting doubts concmming the sole guilt of-Bruno Hauptmann (centre), whom he visited in the Tre ton, New Jersey, death cell. One of the cines is a letter from Buffalo, New York, which pur- ports to confess the kidnapping. A Reuter's cable received last Friday stated that Hauptmann had been granted a respite of 30-days.

MAN'S ATTACKS

ON GIRLS

London Police Hunt

CHILDREN LURED INTO

DOORWAYS

MURDER VERDICT.

RETURNED

Mummified Body In Padlocked House

A verdict of murder against a person or persons unknown was returned at the inquest at! Boyle,

Roscommon,

co

on

wounds, was

TURNED UP IN* PYJAMAS

Man Of 70 Saves Child's Life

DIVE INTO ZOO LAKE

A 70-year-old man arrived at The Metropolitan Police were Saturday, on Patrick Henry a conference at Bristol recently searching last month for a man aged 65, an Irish-American clad only in his pyjamas and a who is believed to be respon- His body, badly burned and coat. sible for a series of attacks on bearing many

Another.delegate disclosed! young girls in the Central Lon-found in the fireplace of the that he dived the night before don and Islington districts re-house at Great Meadow, Boyle into the lake at a zoo to save a in which he had lived with an-child from drowning. And his cently.

Icther man.

dothes were not yet dry. The latest case was when al man stopped a girl aged 14 ed that there were bloodstains Court of the Ancient Order of Police-sergeant Beynolds stati The conference was the High Red Lion-square and persuaded |

jon the floor and bedsteads The Foresters. The 70-year-old de- her to go with him into empty church.

front door was padlocked and legate was Mr. E. Hurrell, of This followed had to be burst open, while the Rosaire-avenue, Guernsey.

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a number of similar outrages back door was secured with an In one case a man approach-iron bar and the handle of a

Mr. Hurrell was very modest i

To the

jed two girls, aged 5 and 3, and shovel Witness added that he about his adventure.

Medical Examination

Missing for Months }

to

a boy aged 5, and, giving the had the impression that the conference he merely said, “1 boy a penny to buy sweets, took body was placed in the fireplace only did my duty.” the girls into the doorway of a

Rescue Described badly lit warehouse in Iron- Thomas Mayne, who identified Later he was persuaded monger-row, EC.

tire body, said that a man who tell more about it. had lived with Henry had been!

"I was sitting near the lake,” On another occasion a man missing since the middle of

he said. "when the child fell in! told two girls, aged and 5, that September.

She sank at once, and I could he had to take them to a school

Medical evidence was that the not bear to see a little girl go for medical examination. On body was dried and mummified under a second time, so I div the staircase of a. school in Death appeared to have been

ed in after her I was once a White Lion-street he was caused by a violet blow with a good swimmer, but have not frightened by the approach of blant instrument, and to bave done any swimming for over several people and bolted.

taken place three months ago.

Wax

Another girl, aged 20, Jured into empty premises in Upper-street, Islington.

Police inquiries failed lobtain any useful description of the assailant. They were ques tioning caretakers and others who might have seen the man.

BRITISH CHEF'S

RECORD

Sixteen Medals Won At Olympia

twenty years or so,

"I remembered. however, that in rescuing anyone it was advisable to turn on one's back. I clasped the little giri hy the: Jams and turned on my back.

A Kiss

"I then saw that a long hook was being held out to me I grasped it and was pulled in to the side

British chefs created a record) "It was all over in a few sec- GERMAN CHURCH DISPUTE in the Hotel, Restaurant and loads, and when I got out the

Catering Exhibition at. Olympia little girl flung her arms around (Continued from Page 11 last month by winning more me my neck and kissed me

dals in the cookery competitions The delegate who disclosed claiming itself as the sole legal than chefs of any other nationality.the rescue told the conference church, but neither ecclesiastical The results were:

that the water was about nine nor civil law recognised the right Silver cups: Italiahs 2; gold me feet deep.

of any one party within the church |dals: British 8, Italians 6, French

to regard itself as the church in Swiss 2, Belgians 1: silver TWO DEAD ACTORS establishing corresponding claims.medais, British 8, French 5,1

GUARANTEE OF PUBLIC ORDER

Italians 2, Swiss, 2.

By winning the two special

Hayden Coffin Sued Bromley Challenor

A judgment summons issued

As a guarantee of public order silver cups for works in sugar, the the State had had to interfere in Italians secured eight first places order to ensure that no one group compared with seven by the Bri- was suppressed, and in taking the tish, but necessary action it had played the An international jury of chefs by Hayden Coffin, the actor and part of a trustee by constituting was unable, after seven and a hair singer, against Bromley Chal- the Central Church Committee, hours, to decide between the only lenor, the comedian, was men- which had deprived the disputing two competitors for a completely-

tioned at Marylebone County partics of their executive authori- laid lancheon or dinner table, and Court recently. Both had died since the summons was taken the cup was not awarded. Answering a question as to French chefs at a Birmingham Out Mr. Coffin on Dec. 8 and whether he believed the dispute in hotel received instead, a gold me Mr. Challenor a few days later. the German Evangelical Church dal and money prize, and the Swiss The claim was for £12 for fhad weakened its position in the chefs at a Kensington hotel a Protestant world, the Minister silver medal and a money prize,

6.

said that that depended on whe ther it would remember its real jmission again and thus retain the

| natural position it had beld since Larther. If not, it ran the danger of sinking into insignificance.

To a fiml question

DONT

beez

PRIVY COUNCIL SUMMONED

(Continued

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cellor had High

kalso visited Mir

day

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services rendered in a theatrical production

Mr. Reginald Knight (for the judgment creditor) said that in the circumstan he would japply for the summons to be

withdrawn

(Sir

Mordaunt Snagge), agree

WOMAN DEAD IN HOTEL

LAST TWO DAYS at the

KING'S

TONG TÙNG

AT 2.30, 5.10.2:15 & 9:30 PM-A

ALHAMBRA

KOWLOON

5.216220 & 9.30 PM

THE SONG THRILL||||| YOU'LL REMEMBER

FOREVER.

Soar into the world of dreams as Nino Martini sings magic melo- dies....... tender as the first stirrings of love powerful as

LAS OCEANS in storm! Your heart is prisoner to this voice whose glorious appeal -will haunt you always!

Here's to

Romance

GENEVIEVE TORIN

JESSE L ́LASKT Production

་་

M

MARTINI

ANITA LOUISE, -MARIA: GANBARELLI SCHUMANN - HEINK

·REGINALD DENNY?!. VICENTE, ESCUDERO.

Directed by ALFRED T. GREDE

THE MUSICAL ROMANCE THAT

BRINGS NEW GLORY TO THE SCREEN:

Wednesday? at the KINGS — DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JUR

in “MIMI"

with GERTRUDE LAWRENCE A British Picture

Wednesday at the ALHAMBRA —

RICHARD TALMADGE

in “NEVER TOO LATE””

| with Thelma White-Robert Frazer A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

LAST 4 SHOWS TO-DAY

ESTARE 12 5.20, 7:20 & 9.23 P.M.

SKY-HIGH ROMANCE!

» » » “You're the

swellest sweetheart

a man-ever had!

The crammed-with-action story of a gid who shot the Sweeks for the seen, she loved.

Adolph Zeker pemaats

MYRNA LOY CARY GRANT WINGS IN THE DARK

A Puremount Pichert with

Roscoe Karns-Hobart Cavanaug

Dean Jagger

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