1941-03-06 — Page 4

SHOWING KINGS

TO-DAY

THE YEAR'S

LOVE-ON-

THE-RUN FUN HIT!

Columbla

Picture

LORETTA YOUNG

in

MELVYN DOUGLAS

HE STAYED FOR BREAKFAST

Also "CROP CHASERS"

AT 2.30, 6.10,

7.15 a 9.30 P.M.

with Alan Marshal

Based upon Sidney Howard's adaptation of the French play, "Liberte Provi soire", by Michel Duran

Directed by Alexander Hell

(Colour Cartoon)

And Documentary Film “BRITAIN AT BAY.”

NEXT CHANGE BING CROSBY GLORIA JEAN in

A New Universal

Picture

4 SHOWS

DAILY

2 30 - 5 20 720

930

"IF I HAD MY WAY”

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATMAN ROAD KOWLOON TEL.57222

(MATINEES: 20c-30° EVENINGS:_20‹-30«:50c:70)

TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY !

Return of an "Old Favourite”!

**

VICTOR HUGO'S MASTERPIECE LIVES AGAIN

JOSEPH M. SCHENCK

Les MISERABLES

20TH

CENTURY PICTURE

SENATE AND AID BILL

U.S. Senate leaders have decided to oppose any amendments to the Lease and Lend Bill designed to confine the activities of United States troops to the Western Hemisphere.

The Senate yesterday adopted Con- an amendment tightening

"purse gressional control of the strings."

to

The President is required obtain special Congressional ap- proval before committing the Government to future expendi... ture for the aid programme be- yond those already authorised.

Military equipment worth $1.- 300,000,000, already owned by the Government or provided for by Congress appropriation, is trans Terable, however, without future Con ressional aufiora ation. Reuter.

Mr. Hull Intervenes

U.S. Senate leaders have decided to oppose any amendments designed to confine the activities of United States troops to the Western Hemisphere.

This followed a statement by Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of State, expressing the view thut such amendments would encour- age Japanese aggression.

Another amendment approved the by the Senate provides that Secretaries of War and Navy and other department heads would fix the value

existing defence equipment

of

to be transferred

abroad. Reuter.

JAPANESE

Fredric SHIPPING MARCH LOSSES LAUGHTON

Charles

a DARRYL ZANUCK Production

TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY

The Swellest Comedy-Romance of the Season!

Love and laughs

the year's big,

heart throb!

The Lady

Question

Varring

BRIAN AHERNE RITA HAYWORTH with GLENN FORD • IRENE RICH GEO. COULOURIS

A Columbia Picture"

STARS THEATRE

Nearly 200 Japanese warships and merchant- men have been sunk in the Sino-Japanese con-

flict.

Naval headquarters of the Chinese National Military Council in Chungking announced yester- day that 192 Japanese ships have been sunk and 188 damuged by Chinese shore batteries and river mines up to the end of 1940.

Vessels sunk include 27 me. dium-sized warships and 26 transports.

Damage done to Japanese ship- ping is estimated at nearly $200,- 000,000-Reuter.

ROOF COLLAPSE

SOME 50 EMPLOYEES OF THE KIN LEE BUILDING CON- STRUCTION COMPANY BEAT DEATH BY 15 MINUTES THIS MORNING. WHEN THE ROOF OF ONE OF THE COMPANY'S WORKSHOPS, AT THE JUNC- TION OF AUSTIN AND CAN- TON ROAD, SUDDENLY CAVED IN.

One of the employees who lin- gered on in the workshop was hit by falling debris just as he was and

HANKOW RD. KOWLOON DAILY AT 2-30-5-20-720-920 TEC57795|| about to leave the premises

TO-DAY ONLY

U-BOAT 29

THE DRAMA BEHIND WAR HEADLINESĘ

Conrad YEIDY

VALGTI KOBSON Sebastian, SHAW A-Columbin Picture

TO-MORROW :

HOW SPIES DIRECT SUBMARINE TERROR!

SOULS AT SEA“.

has been admitted to the Kowloon Hospital..

The collapse of the roof occur- red at 9.30 a.m. to-day, some 15 minutes after the workers had left the building to begin their out- side jobs.

The Fire Brigade and the Police Emergency Unit were called out to the scene.

IMAGIC STUDIO

EVERYTHING THAT 15..

NEW IN MAGIC.

Now on display).

Inspection Welcome! Catalogue Froel 314, Des Voeux Road, Central, (fat Floor) H.K,

4 SHOWS DAILY. 2.30–1,13

7.19-6.30

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 6, 1941.

TAKE ANY TRAM DR NAPPY VALLEY BUB

ORIENTAL

THEATRE

ROAD

WANOLIAI

VEL, 29472

The Masterpiece Of All Past Productions SHOWING FOR TO-DAY ONLY The World's Most Marvellous Screen Sensation!

Richard the Lion Heart defies the might of Asia! You'll need ten eyes to see, ten ears to hear, ten hearts to feel the tumultuous surge and glory of this mighty specta- cle of by gone days which has never been equaled to this day.

Stunning Production Of The Middle Ages Reborn!

THE CRUSADES

LORETTA YOUNG HENRY WILCOXON Jan Talih Katherine DeMille • C. Aubrey Smith • Joseph Schildkraui Alam Bul. C. Kenry Gordon and i casi ai 14,444

SCENES OF WONDER TO AWE AND THRILL YOU All Christendom roused to ecstacy... to redeem the Holy Land! Armies of the world zet sait...singing of praise and victoryl

SEE the assout on the Citadel of Acre ...the cavalry battle under Jerusalem's walls scenes never before attempted

on the screen).

SEE the Slave Market of an oriental despot, where Christian maids are sold as slaves in perfumed harems, j

FOR TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY Thrilling Adventure In The Jungles Of Burma !

"MOON OVER BURMATM

Dorothy Lamour Robert Preston Preston Foster

MATINEES:1202-30e

LEVENINGS: 20e.-30c.-50%. 70c.

LEE THEATRE

NEWLY RENOVATED & FULLY MODERNISED Percival Str. & Leighton Hill R'd.

THE CHINA GALA PREMIERE TO-MORROW, AT 9.30 P.M. Dally showing from Saturday, 8th March, at 2.30, 6.00, 7.20 and 9.40 p.m.

HE TALKS!

and how!

“Ons of the greatest pic-

tures over made!”.

-Daman Runyon

Charlie Chaplin

in his new comedy

The Great DICTATOR

Produced, written and directed by CHARLIE CHAPLIN

South PAULETTE GODDARD

· Jack Qakir - Henry DanielL

·REGINALD GARDINKY » BILLY GILBERT MAURICE MOOOYICH Released thru United Artists

Prices: 60c-756.-$1.50-$2.20

and a limited number of Box Seats' at '$3.30

ADVANCE BOOKING FROM: 10 A,M. TO 6 P.M. AT TSÁNG FOOK PIANO CO., MARINA HOUSE, FROM 6. P.M. TO 10 P.M: ẠT THE LẸE THEATRE.