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SHOWING TO-DAY

KING'S

At 2.30, 5.10,

7:15 & 9.30 p.m.

YEAR'S SWELLEST LOVE AND LAUGH SHOW!

CARROLL

LEDERER

IT'S ALL YOURS

A COLUMBIA PICTURE

MISCHA MUEB

ALSO LATEST COLOUR CARTOON

"MERRY MANNEQUINS'

NEXT CHANGE

Robert Taylor - Eleanor Powell in

M.G.M. Picture“BROADWAY MELODY OF 1938”

SHOWS

FAM OR SERPPY VALLEY İKİB

ORIENTALE

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY@

DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT! 2 SHOWS IN 1!

ON THE SCREEN

A great comedy show with an all star cast.

THIS WAY

PLEASE

*

CHARLES Buddy ROGERS BETTY GRABLE NED SPARKS - FIBBER McGEE and MOLLY Porter Hall Lee Bowman - Cecil Cunninghorn · Romo Vincent and MARY

LIVINGSTONE

EXTRA ADDED STAGE SHOW

6 charming girls in a spectacular dance revue.

VOLSKY'S

MIDNIGHT FOLLIES

SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW! ONE DAY ONLY 10,000 ACTORS 350 HORSES — MILLION SPECTACLE!

A thousand thrilling scenes you'll never forget.

·Adolph Zukor presents

CECIL B. DeMILLE'S The

CRUSAD

with

LORETTA YOUNG HENRY WILCOXON

Jan Kaish - Katkurine. DoMƒli« · C. Avürey Smith Joseph Schildkraut - Cast al 18,800 - & Puruzovund Picture

O MATINEES: 20c.-30c

KING VISITING

R.A.F. COLLEGE

EVENINGS: 20c.-30c.-50c.-70c,

London, To-day.

THIRTY-FIVE SMALLPOX DEATHS

There were 35 deaths out of 43 The King is visiting the Royal cases of smallpox reported to the Air Force College at Cranwell in

local Health Authorities in the Lincolnshire to-day and if the wea week ended at midnight on Satur ther is suitable he will make the journey from Sandringham

day.

air Thirty-three cases occurred in in a special aeroplane placed at his Victoria, five in Kowloon, three in disposal by the Air Council.

Aberdeen and two in Shaukiwan.

The King will be piloted by Wing- | In the same period there were Commander Fielden,

Captain

the King's Flight. British

less.

of also ten deaths out of seventeen cases of dysentery, while 85 deaths from tuberculosis were reported.

THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 26, 1938.

SIAM AMIN":

MARSHAL VOROSHILOFF'S FAR EAST TOUR

Moscow, To-day.

The Soviet War Commissar, Marshal Voroshilov, will shortly start on his long-announced tour of inspection in the Far East, after prolonged consultations with Stalin and Marshal Blue- cher (Red Army chief in the Far East) con- cerning the forthcoming manoeuvres of the Far Eastern army.

Marshal Voroshilov will visit the

frontier between Soviet Russia and LANE CRAWFORD'S

Mongolia, and in this connection it is reported that several officers are being specially trained for ser- vice in the Mongolian army.

CHARGE THREE OF STAFF

Wong Lau, salesman, Lam Tung, Chiu, delivery coolie, and Chan

The Mongol forces, declare Rus- sian officers, is as well-equipped and prepared for war as any Euro- pean army could be.

Pride of the Mongol forces is coolie, all employed by Lane, Craw- their 100,000 cavalry. Trans-fords, were this morning charged Ocean.

CHINESE MAKE PROGRESS ON TSINING FRONT

Hankow, To-day.

The Chinese forces' advance on Tsining is being continued ac cording to reports from the Chin- ese front.

On the Wuhu front stubborn fighting is being continued. Chin- ese and Japanese troops were en gaged in sanguinary: hand-to-hand fighting yesterday morning but no ground seems to have been gained by either side.

with conspiracy to defraud the company of $4.08 the proceeds of the sale of some cakes.

First defendant was represented by Mr. P. Y. Woo and allowed bail in $200. The case was fixed to be heard on February 7.

Sub-Inspector Whant said the case was very involved and would involve a lot of enquiries. Al- though the present charge was a small one, further enquiries might involve larger amounts and..prove a system of fraud.

MISS STELLA LEE TO WED

Mr. Frank Grose, architect, resi-

to

The Chinese were supported by ding at No. 55, Conduit Road, has the air force which, in co-operation announced that his marriage with the artillery, bombarded con- Miss Stella Lee, of No. 56, Caine centrations of Japanese troops near Road, will take place shortly. Wuhu.

tse

The forthcoming wedding of Mr. warships on the Yang-Ahmed Allan Khan, cameraman, of se shelled positions

21, Thorne Road, Shanghai, tween Wuhu and Lukang and are and Miss Finney Lee, of No, 35, said to have inflicted losses

Van Chong Street, Kweilin, Kwang- si, has also been announced. the Chinese.Trans-Ocean.

"upon

CLOUDY, COLDER

The Royal Observatory reports of consider- abla intensity

developed over China, and a deep depression is moving eastward across Hokkaido. Local forecast: - N. and N.L. winds. fresh; fine to cloudy, colder.

that an antice

CENTRAL

THEATRE

TO-MORROW

at 12,30, 2.80, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. Stalls; 20 c., 35 c. Circles: 45 c., 55

LAUREL

7 Bohemian Girl

RON

CHANGE

MAN in?

ATALE OF TWO CITIES”

SCILLY ISLES ON THE 'PHONE

London, To-day. The Postmaster General will in- augurate a telephone service tween the mainland and the Scilly Isles on Friday by a telephone talk from the post office at Salisbury to the new telephone exchange in the Scilly Isles

The new service has been made possible by a short-wave radio link between Penzance and the Scilly Isles British Wireless.

SYDNEY CELEBRATION

Sydney, To-day,

The 150th anniversary celebra- tions opened this morning in glor- ious weather with a pageant en- acting the landing of the first Governor, Mr. Phillip, with a band of convicts.

This was followed by a great historical depicting events, personages and industries.

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