1941-09-29 — Page 4

SHOWING.

TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.30,

THOU

7,45 & 9.45 P.M. SHALT-NOT

THE SCREEN'S GREATEST THRILL' !

MAN HUNT

IT'LL KEEP YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT!

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WALTER

OÄN

PIDGEON BENNETT GEORGE SANDERS

FARZONICENTURY FOX FICIUNET

Also Latest Fox Movietone News & British Newsreel

NEXT CHANGE

RKO Radio Picture

4 SHOWS

DAILY

2.30 -5.30

746-945

"TOO MANY GIRLS

"

with LUCILLE BALL-RICHARD CARLSON ANN MILLER-EDDIE BRACKEN

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN

ROAD KOWLOON

TEL/47222

MATINEES: 306-40«.° EVENINGS: 30%-40%-60%,703)

CHANGE OF TIME:

As From the 1st of October, 1941, the Time of Shows Will Be as Follows:

Ar 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 and 9.30 p.m.

SHOWING TO-DAY

Breath-Taking Drama Dawning Young Manhood

Daringly Depicting

at the Mercy of

the Wrong Kind of Woman! ! !

A FIGHT WITHOUT MERCY FOR LOVE OF FIVE MEN!

WARNER

Woman. against woman, each with

her own weapons, with no quarter asked, or given:

with Sosan HAYWARD

INGRID

BERGMAN BAXTER

ADAM HAD FOUR Sons

Helen WESTLEY

Richard DENNING - Robert SHAW A COLUMBIA PICTURE

Screen play by

.$

William Hurlbut, Michael Blankfort A ROBERT, SHERWOOD Production ! Practed by GREGORY RATOFF `

NEXT CHANGE

The Best Chan Hit Yet! ! !

"CHARLIE CHAN at the WAX MUSEUM"

A 20th Century Fox Thriller

TAKE ANY TRAM OF HAPPY VALLEY BUS W

ATHA

CATH

DAILY AT 2:30. 5.30,7-30 6 9.30 P.M. Maliss411-30640¢. Eveningt:-30¢.A02,35¢,700

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW

A Stirring Biographical Drama of Life of

The World's Great Inventor !

TRACY

Chance BROWN'S

EDISON, THE MAN

Directed by Clarence BROWN

NEXT

CHANGE:"SPORTING

AN JOHNSON. Vonne OVERMAN Crates COBURN Gene LOCKHART. HENRY TRAVURS FLOAT DRESSARE.

Robert Young

WAZUIKI RO

"SPORTING BLOOD"Maureen O'Gulliven

HOUSE

came

The "rules for living" Lofa former Bombay magistrate (“thirty-five years in India") into conflict with a North Wales billeting officer- and the ex-magistrate had to give way.

Here were the conditions of life in his home, said to be "accepted by relatives and friends and not, to be deviated from":

1. -No wireless- would allowed,

be

I have not 'stened to the news or announcements for a year.

2. Inebriation will rist bef tolerated.

Such conduct must mean lenging. the house within twenty-four

hours.

3. The doors are made to shut. pol bang.

4.- The house is closed and locked up at 10.30 each night.

The maids do not answer doors after 10 p.m. We never go to the pictures.

5.--Livestock, either animal or bird, not allowed.

6. No direct ordera or sug. gestions for the staff.

Breakfast At 9

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 29, 1941. 10000000000000000

PAPEN ACTIVE IN ANKARA

Responsible quarters in Ankara deny that von Papen, the Nazi Ambassador, asked for an interview with the Turkish President, but " he is expected to see the Foreign Minister, M. Sarajoglu, and Secretary-General, M. Menemennioglu, to- day-Reuter.

ORANGE

HUNT TO

SAVE HIM

"Only orange juice can save his life," doctors said, as Caleb George- Edmunds lay at death's door

South Wales hospital.

"But there aren't any about,"

his wife answered despairingly.

The doctors shook their heads. "He must have orange juice," they suid.

Mrs. Edmunds, hurried to the engineering works at Treforest 0000000090. [where Calch worked and told his

FOOD FROM

LOST LAND.

-workmates.!

"We'll get him: somo,” they said. Upon the notice-board went: "8-08:: Oranges wanted to cave Caleb Edmunds's life."

runch baskets were searcheel.

A THOUSAND ACRES OF They moduced half a dozen fresh, NORFOLK FENLAND, WHICH juicy South African, oranges and A YEAR AGO WERE FULL OF REEDS AND WEEDS WILL

a messenger ran to the hospital THIS

with them. SEASON PRODUCE THOUSANDS. OF TONS OF FOODSTUFFS TO

HELP BRI- TAIN'S WAR EFFORT.

These will include' 1,000 tons of potatoes, 1,000 tons of sugar beet, 10,000 cwt. of oats and car-.

250 Orange-Hunters

When the day shift clocked out 250 men and women went on an prange hunt, Workers' wives and children

7 Meals will be served at rots, barley and mustard for seed, gave up theirs. Every likely shop

por: "and"7"" "pun—not

for miles around was tried. The five minutes past.

This is the result of the re-hunt went on until after 'dark' The regulations were quoted at clamation of fenland, which is when greengrocers were- called Colwyn Bay when the former going on ceaselessly.

from bed to help, magistrate, Mr. H. Lakin, 60, of Ebberstone Road, Rhos-on-Sea, Next year, it is hoped 6,000 appealed against an order to billet acres of derelict land will be under

Civil Servants.

A Ministry billeting official pro- tested against a nine o'clock breakfast for a man who had to be in his office at that hour.

Mr. Lakin's appeal was dis missed.

crop.

4 SHOWS

DAILY 2.30, 5.30

7.30, 9.30

"We never dreamed there were so many oranges in the district," a works official told the "Daily

Mirror.".

TAKE ANY TRAN OR HAPPY VALLEY EUR

ORIENTALE

BOLD

TIL. KUATI

TROUSERS 2 MORE DAYS TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

LED HIM TO ALTAR

In a London factory, Marie Thomson had just finished machining a pair of RAF. trousers,

"Wonder what sort of boy will wear them," she-mused....--

She took pencil and a slip of paper from her handbag and wrote: "Good luck. Happy land- Ing."

She added her name and home address in Rainham. Essex, folded the slip and put if in a pocket of the trousers...

He Called

One evening, three months later. Marie's mother "answered a knock at the door. On the step was o fair-haired six-foot R.A.F. leading aircraftman.

An hour later Marle came home. The fair-haired giant rose, hand- ed her a slip of paper. "Found this in a pair of trousers I. was issued with to-day. Thought I'd look you up. I'm Leslie. Eames," he said,

From then on, every hour, of] Leslie's leave they spent toget-1 her. After three months they became engaged; planned to wed Patten the war”

But there was the prospect of

Leslie's being sent abroad. So they were married at Rainham Old Church.

IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR

A father and three song are strving in a Canadian regiment in England because Private "Dad" Epringham is a sticker who knows what he wants and gets it.

Two of his boys, George, 23, and Eric, 21; joined the Regina: Rifles, He wanted them with him, so I had them transferred to any lot. Then Arthur, 10, joined Princess Patricia's. Light Infantry, so I claimed him, too."

!Dad is the tough guy of the unit. Just before leaving Canada he made a forty-seven miles* route march. A few days ago he completed a cross-country run of five miles with the boys

A native of - Lincolnshire, ho enlloted at 18 in the lost war.

Pictures Don't Come Any Bigger Or More

Thrilling !

A sensational story of New York's "other side of the tracks" that

or

strange Jungle-like part

town where temptation and danger lurks at every turn of the road.

GARFIELD MARSHALL RAMBEAU

ONE RIVER

WED. THUR.

GEORGE TOBIAS

WM LUNDIGAN

"ADAM HAD FOUR SONS"

Matinees: 30c., 40c. Evenings: 30c,, 40c., 550., 70c.

SHOWING TO-DAY

LEE THEATRE 演主君開顧

花情地

Daily at 2.30, 6.30, 7:30, 9:30, P.M.16 1 1 m

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CHINESE PICTURE IN MANDARIN

THURSDAY at 9.30 p.m. Olny. GALA PREMIERE

Ald of Royal Naval Benevolent

and Charitablo, Fundga

Booking, at WHITEAWAY'8: Prices: 35 - 33.

ALEXANDER KORBA

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OLIVIER

LADY HAMILTON

REGULAR PERFORMANCES.

TCOMMENCING Friday, 3rd. OOT., at 2.30, 5.15, 7.39, BAB