THE CHENAL MATE
Programme of New
Variety Records
Today's Wireless
12-12.20 p.m.-Relay of Special Service
from St. John's Cathedral.
12.30-2.15 pm-Eropean Programm
12.30 p.m.-Band of HM. Coldstream
Guards.
"Zampa”—Overture
(Herold, arr. Godfrey). "Ruddigore"-Selection
(Sullivan, arr. Winterbotton
Ait De Ballet
Callirhoe (Chanxinade).
12:48 pm--Tangos.
Cara Mari (Zaiden). Monika (Kotscher).
Barnabas: Von Geczy & His Orch. Jingle Bells (J. Bohr). Twilight (R. Donato).
E Bohr's Argentine Tango Orch.
1 pm-Local: Time Signal and Wea-
ther Report.
183 pm-New Variety Records.
"The Gold Diggers of 19377-Selec
tion. Intro: “All's fair in love and war," "Let's put our heads to- gether With plenty of money and you.
ZBW 355 M. 845 k.c's ::: ZEK 610 k.
"A Day At The Races" Selection.215 pm
Intro: A Message from the Man
in the Moon" "Blue Venetian Wa-4-7 pm. ters," "To-morrow is another day.”
Anton & The Paramount Theatre 7-11 p.
Orchestra, London
Gla down
ro Songs By
bbeson
Chinese Progra
8:15
opean
feature
My Wild Oat (From the Film: "Aunt 7 pm Dance Music
Sally) (Woods).
The Wind's In The West (From the 7.10 pm. Closing Local Stock Quota-
Film: "Aunt Sally") (Woods).
Cicely Courteidige.
Plantation Songs (Powell). By The Swanee River -Fantasy,
(WE Myddleton). Edish Lorand
and Her Viennese Orchestra. Broken-Hearted Clown (Noel-Pelosi). ...
I Need You (HAP-Botterell).
Leslie Hutchinson. Melody Of Love (Arale & Davis)...
The Gipsy Accordeon Band.
130 p.m-Renter Press, Rugby Press; Local: Weather Forecast and Ar- nouncements.
tions and Hongkong Ex ge Mar ket. Rez
715
pm-London Relay-They're Off"{
A Non-stop Variety of Speed an Rhythm-Production by F.H.C. PH fard. They're Of! - A non-stop The variety of speed and rhythm.. starters are: Arthur Askey, The Three Herons, Clarence Wright, and Diana Miller. Jean Melville and Billy Thorburn-at two pianos, inter- rupted by Edwin Lawrence.
[7.45
p.m. Variety.
140 pm-Rotary Club Tiffin Speech from the Hongkong Hotel. The speaker is Mr. M. Bruce, of the Na-18 pm- Local: Time Signal, Weather tional Committee of Chinese YMC. Report and Announcements. A, and the title of his talk is, "The Chinese EM.C.A. in the present -Emergency.”
3.03 p.m. Paul Robeson (Bass).
Blue Prelude (Bishop).
rolets.
Treasure (Becucci).
News &
Russian Novelty Orchestra.
On The Shore. Dannbe Waves: par
Eva
(Lebar, arr Carmen
onal Dance Orchestra
International Concert Orchestra
10.15 p.m.-London Relay Big Ben. World Affairs. A talk by E. V. Hodson.
10.30 pm-Dance Music.
Close down
BRIDGE NOTES
By ELY CULBERTSON
Meretricious Kindness
What's On At the Cinemas
AT THE KING'S “A Day At The AT THE ORIENTAL—“Turn Off The Races", with the Marx Brothers, Allan Moon-Produced by Fanchon, creator Jenes and Maureen O'Sullivan. Good of the famous Fanchon and Marco entertainment by these three mirth-shows, this whimsical musical comedy The "Major." is a familiar charac, his singleton king would be safer in makers
fis not only a delightful melange - of ter in New York bridge clubs. One the absence of a double.
*
dancing, romancing girls, gayety, cat- of the best of the old whist and The queen of clubs was the open- BRA"Shall We Dance", with Ginger also an unusually strong story. Cas AT THE QUEEN'S AND ALHAM-chy songs and uproarious fum, it has auction players, it was almost ne-ing lead, won by the ace, and East Rogers and Fred Astaire. The famous includes Charlie Ruggles, Eleanore cessary to anaesthetize him to take returned the dence of diamonds. dancing team in a big show with six Whitney, Johnny Downs, Kenny Baker up contract when it became po-The "Major" gathered in declarer's new song kits.
and Marjorie Gateson. pular. Later, of course, he acted king, and thought matters Over as though he had been the father carefully. Declarer's bidding had of the new game]. He is choleric virtually guaranteed ten cards in CINEMA TICKETS and Herbert Marshall One of the
and quite intolerant of what he the major suits. The deuce of dia-
MAY COST MORE
EFFECT OF THE £100,000 FILM
calls "scientific players." He knows monds led by East had virtually no joy as keen as trapping a young guaranteed that the king was a sin- expert in either bidding or play gleton. Declarer probably had start- Imagine his ecstasy, then, when the ed with only two clubs to the king! declarer in the hand shown below and, therefore, would have no club walked into the spider's parlor like that would give him entry to dum-FOUR-HOUR SHOW an innocent little fly.
North, dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
S-K
NORTH
-Q-987
HJ96
C-10 8.6.3 C-76
H-K 10 72. D-A Q 74 C-Q J 10.3
BAST
S.-643
DJ 952
C-A8·5 42
SOUTH
SA J 10 5 2 H-A Q 54 3. D. K C.-K 9"
The bidding:
North East
Pass
Pass 2 spades Pass
South
3 spades Pass Pass
1 spade
3 hearts 4 spades
Pass
my by ruffing. It was highly un- likely that declarer would lead up to the jack of hearts in dummy, since there was no assurance that the king
theder, instead of over,
FOR 71 NOT ECONOMIC
The possibility of a rise in the also since such an price of cinema tickets is being
of
Association.
AT THE STAR - Dark Angel", with Frederic, March-Merle Oberon
outstanding performances by Frederic
spard
public pay
to the emera than they
On the other hand, this plea ignores the fact that the producer can get his increase production
t back from a greatly increased number of cinemas serving an im- mensely larger film-going public.
There is no doubt that in some
cases competition is inducing the
Society three or four hours show with two
In some quarters an increase is
effort would court a ruff of a heart. discussed by members of the exhibitor to offer too much. A Rather than put declarer back into Kinematograph Renters his own hand and virtually force and the Cinematograph Exhib him to bang down the ace
long features, a short comedy of travelogue, a cartoon, newsreel, trumps, the "Major" determined to be “kind” and to help declarer
organ recital, and possibly stage regarded as cert It is pointed show, all for 7d or even less, reach dummy for a trump finesse.
out that important films now cost not possibly be economie He selected a suit for this purpose anything from £100,000 to $300,000, that would be almost sure to be won in dummy, a low heart Dum-125 my's nine was played and, when it£30,000 spent
held, declarer shot
a suspicious days.
compared
But talk of distress amongst ex-
or hibitor is discounted by the fact early silent that one of the biggest chains in
Britain recently declared a divi-
glance at the “Major”. But he The argument is that the pro- dend of 18 per cent. for the year,
could not know that he had deli-dacers take berately put him in dummy for ner sums 28 terior purposes and, therefore, can- not be blamed for promptly taking the trump finesse and losing to the “Major's" singleton king. Later, of course, the "Major" had to get his heart king for the setting trick -Pass The declarer felt badly about los- Passing his contract, but much worse Pass
about giving the "Major so much ammunition for gloating purpos
West
The Major sat West. His part-
**;
having passed originally, the
TO-DAYS QUESTION
"Major" felt that it would be futile Question: What is the correct re to double the one spade bid for a sponse to partner's opening take out. To do so would involve trump bid with
shading the requirements slightly and probably come to no good. Ast to the final contract of four spades, the "Major" thought that he could almost surely beat it, but felt that
S-A Q 752 E-86 D-K8.5
205 Answer: three no trump.
no
rrespondingly gr at and that new cinemas, are being
shar the box built all over the country.
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