1937-11-26 — Page 4

TODAY

KING'S

ANZA IN TECHNICOLOM

You'll be thrilled by this NEW sort romance, spangled with stars and crowded with

WARNER BAXTER JOAN BENNETT

Walter Wangers

1022

VOGUES of 1938

with Holen VINSON • Mischa AUTRE Alan MOWBRAY – Jarome COWAN

Released thru UNITED ARTISTS

IN TECHNICOLOR

Med the famHODS:

WALIER WANGER

EMODELS

Also Walt Disney's Cartoon in Technicolour

"MICKEY'S ELEPHANT"

NEXT CHANGE

Warner Bros.

EDW. G. ROBINSON “DARK HAZARD

ORIENTAL

2DAY TO-DAY TO-MORROW. 2ONLY

SHE WAS AS DANGEROUS AS DYNAMITE I When this girl reporter went out to get news, she got it! She exposed all the rackets in town WHEN THEY ASK FOR IT! SHE LET 'EM HAVE IT!

SHE BLASTED A TOWN WIDE OPEN ..... her own terms] To prove her right to take love on he

FRED MacMURRAY - FRANCES FARMER - CHARLIE RUGGLES

"EXCLUSIVE

STARTS

with LLOYD NOLAN Fay Holder Ralph Mornin

SUNDAY A STAR IS BORN”

ALL IN TECHNICOLOR

Janet Gaynor-Fredric March-Adolph Menjou A GORGEOUS UNITED ARTISTS PRODUCTION ! O MATINEES: 20c.-30c • EVENINGS: 20c-30c.-50c.-70c.

STARE

ANNABELLA n

TO-DAY ONLY •

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GINGER ROGERS

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"IN PERSON"

TO-MORROW

with George Brent Alan Mowbray Grant Mitchell Samuel S. Hinds RKO Radio Picture

"WINGS OF THE MORNING"

With HENRY FONDA LESLIE BANKS A 20th Century Fox Picture In Technice

THE CHINA TAIL, NOVEMB

UNIQUE ART EXHIBITION FOR WAR RELIEE

DEMONSTRATIONS

To

Lovers of Chinese art will be glad to have the opportunity of tending Chinese and European paintings by stration of friendship outside the

Anti-Comintern Pact, Exhibition of Party yesterday

some ninety-two Chinese artists.

This Exhibition is unique in so far Japanese Embassy.

as it is a collection of the largest Several thousand plain-clothes number of the works of odern

Fascista marched to the Embassy

Chinese painters, artists and scho-shouting "Long Live Japan and lars yet to be seen in Hong Kong | “Banzai!”

This array of modern talent, con- The Japanese Ambassador, sisting of over three hundred ex- Hotta, with his staff, was called to hibits, was recently collected from the balcony ten times. Each of various cities in China, which fact them carried an Italian flag. alone should arouse focal interest

Meanwhile a crowd of 200 demon- in the Exhibition. It will give strated outside the Soviet Embassy, Hong Kong people an insight into houting "Down with the Reds!"- modern Chinese approach to art ¡Renter and modern Chinese artisüc

pression.

Just as the London Chinese Ex- hibition a few years back revealed to people in England the delicacy

TATARESCU BID

of Chinese art, so this collection FOR POPULARITY

of the works of nearly a hundred artists will reveal to lovers of art here the character and quality-of

Bucharest, To-day

artistic expression of Young Chína. The Tatarescu Government

This Exhibition is being organ-ying in every way to assure for ised by the Hong Kong Chinese itself the support of all classes of Athletes Emergency Service Asso- the population.

ciation, an institution formed under It was decided at a Cabinet Coun the auspices of the South China cil meeting yesterday to raise the Athletic Association. The Exhibi- salaries of all civil servants from tion will be opened by Sir Shouson December 1st to the 1932 rate, Le. Chow at 230 p.m. to-morrow at the to abolish the two reductions since China Building (8th Floor). It will 1932, one of 20% and one of 10%. remain open thereafter for three Retiring pensions have been in- more days, Sunday, Monday, and creased by 6% and 1400 army of- Tuesday, from 10 am to 6 pm. ficers will receive promotions for There is no charge for entrance, which they would have had to wait The proceeds of pictures sold will 5 years normally--Trans-Ocean be devoted to war relief in China.

WREATH LAYING AT H.K. CENOTAPH

A wreath-laying ceremony took

place at the Cenotaph this morning

LONDON RINGED BY PEA-SOUPER

London, To-day.

This evening, London is ringed

at 11 am when the Chieftain and by a fog which extends over most Vice-Chieftain of St. Andrew's of Southern England and is add- Society laid a wreath in memory of ing to the difficulties which ice in Scotland's War Dead,

The wreath was carried up the steps of the Cenotaph and laid by the Chieftain, Sir Atholl Mac Gregor, and the Vice-Chieftain, Mr. W. Kay, while others present were Mr. B. Wylie, Mr. D. Drummond, Mr. RM McLay Mr. E. M Bryden, Mr. HP Forsyth, Mr. D. S. Robb, Mr. J. Forbes, Mr J. & D. Morrison, Mr. A. Stevenson, Dr. E W Kirke Mr. A

high places such as the Cotswolds and Cumberland Passes has al- ready imposed on road traffic-

In some parts of the Northern and North-Eastern London suburbs, visibility of no more than a few yards is

iless

ted British Wire-

Mackichan, BRAZIL'S DEBT

SUSPENSION

Mr. D. J. Gilmore, Dr J W son, Mr. S. G. Kerr

SZITA AND ANIS AT HONG KONG HOTEL

London, To-day

The British Ambassador to Brazil has been instructed to request the Brazilian Government to

their decision regarding

On their second visit to the Co- of payment of internal loans, lony, Szita, and Anis, dance team, clared the Foreign Secretary, opened their season at the Hong Anthony Eden, in the House Kong Hotel on Wednesday night and Commons. will appear nightly until mid-Decem ber when the Revue "Midnight Fol lies" will commence their which will extend over the Christmas and New Year festivities.

Mr. Eden added that other rnments were reported to season taken similar action-Renter

Szita and Anis reed little advertis ing in Hong Kong, for their popu larity here has been doubtedly the team very best floor show eve Colony

To-morrow nig

the

London,

Sir Robert