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Cuba. Aided by Berry, a clownish renegade. he sets off into the dan-i gerous jungles until they meet! Barbara Stanwyck, who offers to! lead them to Garcia.

The hardships, the perils and, adventures these three share to- gether in the jungle, take up the major portion of the picture.

Finally Miss Stanwyck is wounded in a shirmish and Boles, although he has learned to lovel her, presses ahead in performance of his duty.

When Beery inadvertently leads Boles into the trap of Hale, a villainous spy, the roistering climax of the picture is contrived, with Beery leading Garcia's forces to his friend's rescue, bringing! the lovers together and the picture to its happy close.

THE PRINCESS COMES ACROSS-QUEEN'S THEATRE

Charmingly youthful and end- ing grace is this deep rose-eni- oured taffeta frock, worn by Olivia De Havilland, the screen actress. The full circular skirt is styled to a fitted waistline and shirred into the modest V neck in front. Tiny pleats make the squared sleeves and the quint matis she carries.

BRITAIN SECOND TO AMERICA

7,695,452 Radio.Sets

In Country

GERMANY DRAWING NEAR

RADIO

TODAY'S PROGRAMME

BRIDGE NOTES

Paying Through

The Nose

By Ely Culbertson

"Well, Helen," Mrs. Black The following programme will said, "that hand certainly was be broadcast to-day from the Hong feminine victory. Fifteen Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.Win the kitty and not a cat of on a wavelength of 355 metres our money." (545 EC/8).. Pianoforte Recital from

ZEK. Programme

"Hardly adequate compensa- the Studie tion," was hirs. White's icy re-

ried an idiot!"

1230-215 pm-European recorded fort. "for finding one has mar- 12.30 pan-Dance Music by the The two men having nothing to say, the second hand was

| programme.

BBC. Dance Orchestım.

1 pm-Local: Time Signal and dealt.. Weather Report

105 pm-Debroy Somers Band, 1.30 pm-Reuter Press, Local: Weather Report, time and announce- mrrents.

140 p.m-Songs by Sam Browne.

1.50 pm-The London Palladiara Orchestra:

215 p.m.-Close Down

5-8 pm-European Programme.

5-7 pmA Relay of the Dance

West, dealer.

East-West vulnerable.

NORTH

Mr. White

S. 10. 8-7 4

H J 10'5

D: Q J4

C. K J T

WEST

S. K 6 5

Orchestra, from the Roof Garden of Mr. Black

the Bong Kong Hotel

7 pm—Richard Tauber (Tenor).

Albert Sandler and his Orchestra

| Song-

Immer nur Lacheln (Lehar)

|2. Orchestra-

Cuban Serenade (Midgley). Maruschka (de Leur)

3. Song-

You mean the world to me

(Marischka)

4. Orchestra

Illusions (Gade).

Give me your heart (Gade).

Song

Melodie (Rubinstein)

6. Orchestr

Prelude (Haydn Wood)

For Love of you (Franz Vienna).

B. A K 4

D. 10 6 5 2

C. 8 6 5

EAST

Mrs. Black S. 3. EQ 8762 D. K 7 3

C. 10 4 3 2 SOUTH Mrs. White S. AQ J.9 3 H.. 98 D. A 9 8 C. AQ.9

The bidding:

West

North East Pass Pass Pass Pass 29.

South

15. Pass 4S.

(final bid)

Mr. Black opened the king of

7.30 pm Closing Local Stock hearts and, receiving a high Quotations.

7.33 pm-"Bell Song" "Lakme" (Delibes) sang by Alpar (Soprano).

Defeated Today-There's Still Tomorrow!

How are you playing this summer -tennis, cricket, baseball, or what- ever is your favourite game-the Game of Life, for instance, if you have no other?

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"What is there to say? The card from his partner, con-diamond finesse worked," said Gitta tinued with two more rounds, Mr. Black

from

declarer ruffing the third. The "But there wasn't a true dia- club jack was used as entry mond finesse," I pointed out. A Pianoforte recital by Laba Shaftain and the spade ten/led for the "Your wife erred in covering

7.40 p.m. From the Studio.

11 Prelude

Programme

2. Nocturne

3. Mazurka

4 Prelude

5. Prelude

finesse.

Bach

Two murders in mid-Atlantic and the high-powered sleuthing of detectives are merely minor inci-

West's king won and the queen. She had nothing to dents in the plot of this picture,

Chopin a spade was returned. Another gain by the play. She 'should which is essentially a romantic

Chopin trump lead accounted for the have waited for the jack to be comedy, bringing together Fred

Chopin adverse trumps and then the led and covered that.

Then MacMurray and Carole Lombardi

Seriabin club queen was overtaken by there would have been no way 8. P.--Local: Time

Signal, dummy's king. for the first time since their

The diamond for declarer to avoid the loss of Weather Report and announcements. smashing success in "Hands

Britain still has the greatest Shing Theatre (Chinese).

8.03 p.m.-A. Belay from the queen was next led and East a diamond trick.

Sorry, Mrs. Across the Table." In

covered. South took the ace, Black, but $2.50, please! a story number of radio listeners of any perfectly fitted to their type of ro- country except America. She is,

11 pan-Close Down.

led the nine, and let it ride. Mr. Black let out a roar. 8.93-10 p.m.-European Programine The finesse succeeding, South mance, the pair clinch their posi-however, being over-hauled by Ger-from ZEK. on

"Two-fifty!" he shouted. 2 frequency of 640 claimed the remaining tricks" hat is this, a frame-up? tions as to-day's "Number One many.

kilocycles. Screen Sweethearts."

and game contract. This is apparent from compara Dream too much" and “Limelight"|

P.m-Selections from

We men pay $5 and $10 for our All action of the story takes tive licence statistics collected by played by

I waited for either recrimina-mistakes! This is no time for place on a trans-Atlantic super-the International Broadcasting (Piano).

· Rassborough |tion or confession but none was chivalry***

forthcoming. liner en route from Le Havre to Union, showing the relative popu- 5.10 p.m. Relay from London.

"You mind your business!” New York,

"Doesn't anyone want to his wife said tartly. Cricket: Middlesex

"Two- larity of broadcasting.

▾ Surrey: ચ comment on The ship and the romance hard-

that hand?”. Ififty is plenty. Why, you poor At the end of June the British Commentary by C. B. Fry fromį

Land's Cricket Ground, London. asked. Everyone looked

know was 7,695,452-Ginacester Notts: a commentary by prised. a pair of murders starts a chain one to every six persona. Ger- P. G. H. Fender, from Gloucester.

Safety Razor ly get ander way before tire first of total of licences

COASTWISE

by.

"ALGIE" BENNETT.

An interesting book of Cartoons depicting "Happenings" on the China Coast.

PRICE $1.00

Now on sale at

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1936

HONG KONG

$

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NOW ON SALE

AT

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The Ofces of the Publishers

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No Exact Figures

$8.03

Patricia

of suspense and thrills that are many had 7,599,252-one to every 8.30 p.m.-"Concerto in D Major maintained throughout. Music, eight persons.

for Violoncello and Orchestra” provided both by the ship's band

(Haydn) played by Guilhermina and by the concertina-playing In Germany, however, there are directed by John Barbirolli..

Buggia (Cello) and the Orchestra, MacMurray (who sings his first 579.153 free licences. In Britain 1st Movement Allegro moderato. song in films in this picture) aids there were 44,772 free licences, 2nd the comedy and romantic scenes granted to blind listeners.

3rd

Orchestra

"

-Adagio

Allegro. in maintaining the film's light! As there is no licensing system sung by Alexander Kipnis (Bass).

8.55 pm-Aufenthalt" (Schubert)} touch.

in America, no exact figures are 9 pm-News announcements from An unusually fine supporting jobtainable, but, according to the Landon cast, led by Alison Skipworth, as latest official estimate, there are a wise-cracking former trouper 25,632,000 sets in use, the

vast Music. "Lady-in-waiting" for Princess majority in the United States. Olga, and William Frawley, man-Next in order, after America, Bri- ager for MacMurray's band, backs tain and Germany, is France where up the stars. Included are Doug-the total at the end of May was lass Dumbrille, Porter Hall, 2.929,000. Other figures are: George Barbier, and a score of Japan 2,474,413; Czechoslovakia others.

366,690; Belgium 808,102; Den- mark 636,593; Poland 552,149; Switzerland 432 222: Hungary 300,033.

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“TWO IN THE DARK”—

ORIENTAL THEATRE

(TO-MORROW)

One of the lowest, in proportion

This pulsating drama is based to population, is Italy, with only

an original story by Geleti 579,870 licences.

Burgess and features Margot Gra-

WOMAN UNDER TRAIN

hame and Walter Abel in the lead- ing parts. Miss Grahame and Abel head a first-class cast. Abel A woman who fell on the line does a splendid job of portraying in front of a west-bound train a mentally sick victim who is sus-at Bond-street station on the pected of a heinous crime, while Central London

line and was Miss Grahame gives a highly com-dead when picked up has been mendable performance as the identified as Miss Morgan, aged frightened show girl who sees the 48, of Oxford-terrace, Padding-

she loves become entanton, W. {gled in a net of damaging circum-

stances.

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9,20 p.m-Variety and Dance!

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120

Heart's Desire--Selection

Songs-

21

25

Cine Studio Orchestra

I Travel Alone As 1 Sit here

Fox-Trot-

Log Cabin Lullaby Looking Forward 'to looking after

you

26

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28

Leslie Hutchinson.

10

Jos Loss and his Orchestra

12

Songs

Plaisir d'Amour (Love's Joy)

149

150

Will you love me

Jessica Dragunette (Soprano).

$365, 56

158.159

Humorous

King Canute

160.

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152

163

Melodrama of the Mice.

Mr. Flotsam and Mr. Jetsam. Fox-Trot-

165 166

168

Say the Word and it's you Waltzi

70

72

When the leaves bid the trees

goodbye

Len Fillis and his Hawaïan

Orchestra.

10 p.m.--Big Ben from London. Close Dow

DEAN DIES AT ALTAR

Alan Hale stands out in his rolej of police inspector and Wallace Thieves cut a hole in a plaster Dr. J. Brewer Jobberns, Dean of Ford, who as a newspaper report ceiling and let themselves down the Brechin Diocese in the Epis- jer tries to aid Hale in solving the with a knotted rope to steal £1,500 copal Church in Scotland, died at crime, registers a convincing per worth of gold and jewelery from the altar in his church of St. Mary formance. Gail Patrick and Erin the branch of Bravingtons Ltd. in Magdalene, Dundee, while officiat O'Brien Moore are-alluring women Orchard-st., W.

ing at a special Communion ser-1 vice;

of mystery. Erie Blore turns in

an arresting performance as a har-adapted from the stage success of assed and frightened butler who is the same name.

suspected of having killed his em- Montgomery plays the part of a ployer, and Erik Rhodes furnishes lonely young wireless operator în comedy relief as a hysterical a bleak Arctic station, 90: miles foreign violinist Leslie Fenton from the nearest Fatimo village. » also has an important zolena.

"PETTICOAT FEVER”· MAJESTIC THEATRE

His life is brightened consider- ably when an engaged couple, Myrna Loy and Reginald Owen, find their way to his hat after their plane has cranked up near-

what is sald

This picture features. Robert by Moutgoinery and Myrna Loy to-love- gether for the 1st time since to "When Ladies Meet" and was eddies

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HORIZONTAL", 1-To radiate light 4-A heavenly body A serpent (pl) 13-Part of the mouth 14-Glves- 16-Parmit

17-Unit

42-Pronoun 19-Negative

23-Note of the scale

cutlet-

23-Bereoch

25-Observed

26-Attempted 25-Avolded 32-Feathered animal 35-English school. 34-Because

36-A, naval title (abbr.)) 37-Strike gently

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HORIZONTAL (Cont.) |61–6ainte- (abbr.).

63-Traversed in a

vehicle

64-Ever {coutr.).

65-Father 67-Within

pastry

70-Predix. Before 71-Function 74 A shade tres |76-Systoen (abbr.) |76=Rallewae....

77-Greek god of war

VERTICAL

VERTICAL (Cont.) 22-Appends |24 Retain

25-River in Poland

27-Produced 23-Eagle

30-Etxtion t21 Small house

34-Corroded. |35-Msle dancendant S& Worthless loafer 29-Epoch

44-Anger: 45–Terminator, 46-Seize with the booth

149-Crawia

50+Part of

1-Hand-covering (PL) 62-Propeller 2-Rowe

3-Umfastens

4-Serail bed

26-Exist

5-Upon

41-A weekday (abbr)

Crowd

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46-Sheep cry

51-Character in Othell 54-Abided.

wold appear in to-morrow i

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58-Druicard |68–Magistrate of