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KING'S
"WHO IS HE?
Why do I long to see his face?"
At the point of his sword he motile and love clothed in mystery.. daring all for a kiss...this gripping love-drama fired with the genius of Bumal
·IDWARD SMALL
THE MAN
in the
IRON MASK
LOUIS HAYWARD-JOAN BENNETT
wich Wartman Walitum. Joseph Schlidkrant
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Deboned by Juance Whale « Beves
phút by Gourga Besan's Belviood then the 1068 dostato
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The Best and Most Revealing Picture Ever Made Of the Mysterious Congo!
SEE!
HIDDEN DANGERS, LOVES, RITUALS REVEALED FOR
THE FIRST TIME!
DARK RAPTURE
SECRET RITUALS1' Sig- naling manhood of forest boya!
MEN WELCOMING FLOGGING↑ Risking agony to win female estoom!
"BRONCO - BUSTING” ELEPHANTS: Bare. handed copture and breaking of wild African elephants),
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The actual sounds of
the jungle.cay thrleka, delirious music, shouts of scatary
A 20th Century-Fox Release
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FOR THE OCCASION OF CELEBRATION OF MOHAMMEDAN FESTIVAL ON RAMADAN IDD!!!- A SUPER INDIAN FILM!
NEW THEATRE'S LATEST AND MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION!
"DHARTIMATA"
A Story of the Soil and It's Children - Starring the Favourite Screen Celebrities: SAIGAL The Golden-Voiced Hero of the Screen JAGDISH SETHI, KAMLESH KUMARI (Presi- -The Blind dent Fame) NAWAB K. C. DEY—
Singer, UMA DEVI and Others. Added Attraction of Big Interest:
SJT. SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE'S LECTURE ON
FEDERATION
With Background of Music and a Song Vandemathara
* TO-MORROW, ONE DAY ONLY!”
Dennis O'Keefe {
Florence Rice
In "VACATION FROM LOVE"
M-G-M'S SWELL NEW LOVE-AND-LAUGH HIT!
THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 13, 1939.
HITLER'S DENIAL OF THE LESSON OF 1918
London, To-day.
POLITICAL COMMENTATORS in Britain draw attention to Hitler's reiterance in his Munich speech to the "fact" that Germany did not suffer military defeat in 1918. Britain and France, he said, did not defeat Germany on the
battlefield; that was a lie.
It is interesting, in view of this, to recall that on Septem- ber 29, 1918, at a council of high political and military. officials, presided over by the Kaiser, General Luden- dorff declared that the situation of the army demanded an immediate armistice.
German Parliamentary mittee was formed after
A
Com- the war
and sat for six years, enquiring into the causes of the war and why Ger- many lost.
The president of one of the sub- committees subsequently issued a re- port in three volumes, in which he stated that as Germany was not vic- torious, she was in no position to make the terms for peace. The was clearly warned Foreign Office that the military operations might fail and that there might be a need for diplomatic action.
INTERNAL WARNING
writer Another German military
that if she did not warns Germany realise that the Great War was lost for purely military reasons, not on the home-front, but through the fighting forces of the Allies, who brought the German armies to ruin, Germany fall in a would be facing another short time.
After the battle of the Marne, von Moltke said that the signs of victory were the capture of prisoners and equipment of war.
Between August 8 and Novem. ber 11, 1918, when the Germans back, were being driven right
France, the
Britain, States and Belglum took 365,000 German prisoners
United
over and
200 UNSEEN
FILM HEROES
Germany's first propaganda film of the fighting in Poland was shown in London recently and it proves to be the finest propaganda for Poland.
the in-
It shows the "gallant" German attack on the Westerplatte, "heroism" with which the vaders spent a whole week bat- tering down the resistance of two hundred Poles.
Germans with There are shots of
the the profiles of film stars and physique of Greek gods loading aero- planes with huge bombs, of pilots gleefully plotting their objectives on taking off to maps, of squadrons smash into submission not an army but two hundred not a battalion,
men.
In Danzig harbour lies a Nazi bat- tleship, pumping shells into the be- the guns sleged garrison as fast as can be reloaded.
The Nazis have produced a film with 200 heroes, none of whom appears on the screen for a so- cond!
Warsaw's staunch bearing in the face of air raids is also portrayed in 7,000 guns --
reel of the news another section army
showing at the Plaza Cinema, cadilly-circus, W.
captured almost
roughly, one quarter the and half its guns.
UNCONDITIONAL
This did not include the number of killed and wounded and the military the equipment armistice.
surrendered
after
Pic-
Children scamper for shelter as the warning sounds, but their elders are less concerned.
With only.
primitive protection they stand calmly against injury, The German plenipotentiary at the
the air invaders soaring gazing at said that overhead. conference Armistice Hindenburg gave him power to accept unconditional sur- any terms, even render.
more
political commentators point tory, out, could hardly have been
Reuter. A case for complete military vic-amply proved.
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ERROL FLYNN THE DAWN PATROL
WED.
Basil Rathbone David Niven
DONALD CRI
THUR. Priscilia
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