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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 10, 1988.

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QUEENS & ALHAMBRA

HONG KONG

KOWLOON

AT 230-515 7-20-9:30 PM. AT 230 520-720-

SHOWING TO-DAY

THE FUN SHOW OF THE YEAR!

THAT LUNATIC LLOYD IS LOOSE AGAIN

HAROLD LLOYD

Dimitri and Larissa," sensational dancers, appearing at the Hong Kong Hotel. They will be seen to-night in the Gripps in one of the most spectacular dances ever staged locally the "Dance Ma- cabre"--based on the eternal struggle between life and death.

British Families Underfed Through Ignorance

A call for a national campaign due to inadequate and improperly

to public to a proper understanding constructed diets."

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of the different foodstuffs. a cam- paign which will help the mothers of Britain of build

up

healthy nation, is made by Sir William Crawford and HBroadley in their important sur vey "The People's Food". (Heine- ́mann, 128. 6d)

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·MILK CAMPAIGN

Green vegetables, fruit, and milk still need an educative campaign to convince the public of their value.. The surveyors found that the average consumption of milk by all classes was well below the League After studying the daily meals of Nations Nutrition Committee re- and weekly diets of 18.500 indivi-commendation of 6:1 points a week duals in all classes of society the per head. authors have discovered that thou- The wealthiest classes in Britain sands of families are not receiving proper nutrition because of a wide- spread ignorance of food values.”»

"Millions of people in Great Bri- tain to-day are spending enough on food to provide themselves with such a diet as the British Medical Association or the League of Na- tions have prescribed," they write. “But because that expenditure is not wisely directed they are denying themselves the essential nutriment constituents.

"In these days of enlightenment, it is a terrible indictment-that there is so much avoidable ill-health, suf- fering, and unhappiness directly

"NIKS"

those who earn more than $1,000 a year, averaged 5.8 pints of milk a week per head. The poorest classes averaged only 2.14 pints, and "for the bulk of working-class homes cream is almost as much of a rarity as oysters and caviare.

SLIMMING DIET

"The subjects in which house- wives confessed to be specially in- terested were;

"Particular. diets (of which slim- ming diets and the feeding of young children were the most frequently mentioned.)

"Recipes and new dishes

Foods for the maintenance or restoration of health after illness,

"Such subjects as “vitamins," food values, proper nutrition" were seldom mentioned

Sir William Crawford strongly advocates fish as a valuable article of diet. "Rice is worthy of special

regard," he writes. With pale

PROFESSOR BEWARE"

& Parumount Pushyan with

PHYLLIS WELCH RAYMOND WALBURN

Funct Stander - William Frawley - Thurston Hall Cora Witherspobu - Sterling Holltway

NEXT CHANGE At The QUEEN'S “WOMEN ARE LIKE THAT” Kay Francis. Pat O'Brien

QUEEN'S

NEXT CHANGE At The ALHAMBRA

"PRISON FARM” Lloyd Nolan. Shirley Ross

SPECIAL MORNING SHOW, TO-MORROW, at 11.00 A.M.

A 20th. C. Fox VARIETY PROGRAMME including-

• SHOWS DAILY: 2.30 .6 20 720-9:30

COLOUR CARTOONS.

TERRY TOONS

BUSTER KEATON COMEDIES, ETC.

AT USUAL POPULAR PRICES

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FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

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Kelvyn Pungliv

WINTL17 SIUAR 1 IRWIN

alo, spice, and sugar it has played⚫ TO-MORROW, MONDAY, TUESDAY

no small part in the extension of Empire.

"The case for încreased used of

green vegetables is overwhelming.

"Eggs are à food of special merit. But the English housewife lacks the ingenuity of her Continental sisters in preparing them":"

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Three Hilarious Stars in a Romping Romance of Love and Hisses!

ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROSALIND RUSSELL, ROB'T BENCHLEY in “LIVE. LOVE AND LEARN'

A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Comedy Hit 1

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