SHOWING
TO-DAY
AT 2.80, 6.10, ·
NAIR CONDITISHED THEATREY
7.15 a 9.30 P.M.
THEIR TENDER, EMOTIONAL
LOVE IS THE SAGA OF A PEOPLE!
CARY GRANT
MARTHA SCOTT.
OWARDS
ACT THE
COLUMBIA PICTURE
OF VIRGINIA
Frass
"THE TREE OF LIBERTY"
by Elizabeth Page
Screen play by
Sidney Buchman
Also Colour Cartoon "DREAMS ON ICE"
NEXT
CHANGE
BOB CROSBY in
with JEAN ROGERS RKO-Radio Picture
"LET'S MAKE MUSIC
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SHOWING TO-DAY
The Life-Story of the First and Greatest
of All the Glamour Girls!
DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S Producion of
LILLIAN RUSSELL
with
ALICE FAYE DON AMECHE HENRY FONDA
EDWARD ARNOLD WARREN WILLIAM LEO CARRILLO A 20th Century Fox Picture Drected by Irving Cummings
Associate Producer Gana tharkey Screen Play by William Anthony McQua
Sangs old and new!
NEXT
Her life and loves' Diamond Jim Brady That fabu. lous era! Her un- forgettable songs" Spectacularly on the screen!
CHANGE
The Funniest, Craziest Comedy Of The Year!
FOR
THE
BOYS from SYRACUSE
ALLAN JONES-MARTHA RAYE - JOE PENNER ROSEMARY LANE IRENE HERVEY Chas. BUTTERWORTH · ALAN MOWBRAY ERIC BLORE - SAMUEL S. HINDS
MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY
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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 10, 1941.
Many and weird are the forms of equipment devised for A.R.P. workers in Britain. Above is a new type fire helmet
a London Auxillary Firem an.
for
"I PROPOSE SUICIDE" CALL
"THE OCCUPANT OF room 641 proposes to commit suicide." This message was received on the telephone by the police from a young Army officer who was staying at an hotel in Piccadilly, London, W.
While the conversation was still going on po ice officers were sent hurrying to the hotel.
UNDER 30'S AT WHITEHALL
{
THIS
LETTER FOUND HER
"Miss Jane Moore, South-East Coast of Eng- land, whose home is near- est enemy-a bit of land that juts out into the sea, England."
This was the address on a letter received from U.S.A. by Miss Juan Moore, fifteen-year-o'd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Moore of the Royal Oak, Capel, near Folkestone.
A picture of Misa Moore feed. ing chickens in the garden of her home near a crashed Nazi 'plane was reproduced in the "Daily Mirror" last December.
The photograph also appeared and In a New York newspaper was seen by Miss Frances Sim- monds, of 200, West 92nd Street. New York City.
The picture caption did not mention Miss Moore's address; it only stated that she was very near to the Germans,
"Keep Your Chin Up"
"The letter did not come direct "It to me," Miss Moore Bald. went to my aunt, Miss June Moore, who lives at Deal, about twelve miles away, She realised it was for me.
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"Miss Simmonds thought, after seeing the pleture that I was Miss Jane Moore, whom she had met in New York I am not, of course, and I have written telling her so. I am hoping she will write to me again,
"As the end of her letter she wrote; 'Keep your chin up and fin-▼ gers crossed."
"It was a great thrill to get the letter and I think it onde ful that it should have reached me."
DIPHTHERIA IN
SPAIN
The police got no response to their knock at room 641. but the
The Secretary for Air told manager opened the door with a Squadron-Leader Hulbert in master key.
tubes of anti- Five thousand Commons reply that the head- quarters staff of the Air Ministry diphtheria vaccine have been sent included 1,484 men under thirty, to Spain by the Pasteur Institute
in Paris, according to but 862 of them are under twenty. | The headquarters staff of the War radio yesterday. office includes 502
men under Reuson given is a threatened
epidemic in Spain. -- Reuter
tenant
Inside they found Second-Lieu- James Sutcliffe Rhodes, twenty-three, of the Royal Arm- oured Corps, standing beside the bed.
Police-Constable Freeman, one of the officers said to him "We are police officers and wish to speak to you."
Before the police could pre. vent
Second Lieutenant him, Rhodas snatched up a pistol, put it in his mouth and fired.
Evidence to this effect was giver
at the inquest at St. Pancras, wher
a verdict that he took his life while of unsound mind was re- corded.
"Unfortunate Affair"
It was revealed at the inques that the tragedy was due to al unhappy love affair.
The officer's father told the coroner, Mr. W. Bentley Purchase. that he was aware of his son's friendship with a girl, but knew of no difficulties in connection with it.
Second Lieutenant Rhodes, whose home was at B'undelisands, Liverpool, left four letters, ad- dressed to the police, the coroner, his father and the girl he loved.
One note, sald Mr. Purchase. indicated what was in his mind -he himself described it as "an unfortunate love affair.”
A friend of Serond-Lieutenant Rhodes told the "Daily Mirror"
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"He was very much in love and wanted to marry, but the girl he idollɛed——a member of a well-known Liverpool family- had told him that she did not love him sufficiantly.
"Afterwards he was very distressed. He was a young man with a brilliant future."
ROOSEVELT BACK
TO NORMAL":
The temperature of President Roosevelt who has been confined to bed with a slight stomach trou- ble, is now almost back to: normal but his doctor has advised him to remain quiet over the week-end. |--Reuter,”
thirty.
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A Different Delightful Daring Musical Show!
With lilting melodies and laugh-loaded story, forty comedy stars and a big beauty chorus.
BOYS from SYRACUSE
ALLAN JONES
MARTHA RAYE
JOE PENNER ROSEMARY LANE IRENE HERVEY,
¡Chas. BUTTERWORTH
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Tugboat Annie
Sails Again
But still
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“your war waraly
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