1948-01-08 — Page 5

TO-DAY

A ONLY

KINGS

She's That Scandalous London Redhead Who Made

Love History!

All England whispered about

the glamorous gutterinipe who msde a career out of love-and

became bistory's most indis. treat Duchess.

Kill!

PAULETTE GODDARD RAY MILLAVIT Mitchell Læist,

Paris Xavies' Conf) Kallaway 'Regiosid Owen. Hastasso l'allier

Freddy at Tending and be Mckell Lab

TO-DAY

ONLY

LATEST

METRO

NEWS

ALSO

AT 2.30, 6.15,

7.20 & 9.30 P.M.

From That During

Book You're

Heard Aboull

NOVELTOON IN

TECHNICOLOR BURGLAR” "CHEESE

QUEEN'S

A 290, 545,

7.15 & 9.15 P.M.

SHOCKING AS IT IS SENSATIONALI.

THOMAS

MARY

EDWARD

MITCHELL ANDERSON • RYAN

•

WITHIN

THESE

WALLS

A 20A CENTURY FOX FICTURE

OPENING TO-MORROW

WHAT A GUT WILL DO

TO GỬI THÔI...

Three Little Girls in Blue

SHOWING

Pake!

TO-DAY

JUST

THEYRE ALL IN

TECHNICOLOR, TOO!

20

CENTER IN

∙GEORGE MONTGOMERY VIVIERON

Cathay

At 2.30, 5.20,

7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

BACK AGAIN BY PUBLIC DEMAND!

THE ARV

PLEASURE FRIKYUU!.....IN TGENID

CF ALL THE MOST?

THE THIELL OF LOVE AS ITE KARABATT

TAX ONE OF JON DOLANES

Yvonne De CARLO

Brian DONLEVY

Jean Pienie AUMONT

TECHNIC

Song of

Scheherazade

in Technicolor!

› EVE ARDEN PLP KEER - KAN OLEH CHARLES KULIMAN

NEXT CHANGE

Ginger ROGERS" Rays MILLAND in

"LADY IN THE DARK"

in MAGIC TECHNICOLOR

ORIENTAL

Final Showings To-day 2.30, 5.15. 7.20 & 9.20 P.M. THE AMAZING DRAMA OF A WOMAN BARRED

'FROM' (LOVE!

ANNA NEAGLE RICHARD GREENE

YELLOW CANARY

› med Dérouded by

NUMERIST WILCOX

Commencing To-Morrow:

“NATIONAL VELVET.”

HARRIMAN REALTY CO. LTD.

LTD.

TESƑAND VALURKS

TICE PROF

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1948.

SYDNEY HYPNOTIST PROVES MILAN

FAR TO SUCCESSFUL

Sydney, Jan. 6.

A hypnotist, who tried his powers over the air last night, threw 20 people at the broadcasting station into a trance and, laid out many other listeners uncontalous.

After his experiment in maxs meamerism, the radio station was besieged with. In- dignant telephone calls.

The hypnotist was Mr. 1. J. Ousby, « Sydney psychoanalyst, He turned from the microphonic, to find that 20 of the 30 people in the radio studio were hypnotised,

One woman telephoned to complain tearfully that her husband was still "out" and she could not make him speak to her.

Mr. Oushy advised her to slap her husband's face gently but firmly. Another woman, who was also troubled because her husband was still unconscious, said that she was uncertain whether he had been hynotised or knocked out, because her four-year-old son had dropped a toy engine on his head while he was relaxing during the broadcast.--Reuter.

CHINA FANCIES ROLE OF WORLD MEDIATOR

Rumour Discounted

Paris, Jan. fi.

had been by nations on the United Nations Balkana Commission for sending an international force to Greece, a

French Foreign. Office spokesman declared here today.

No proposals made

To the best of our know- Irdge, thr question is not even being discussed in- formally, nor do we expect it to be discussed."—Reuter.

Atom Bombs For Fleet

Washington, Jan. 6.

Fleet Admiral Chester

Shanghal, Jan. 6.'

If China is afforded a chance to mediate in the dif- ferences between the United States and the Soviet Union, many of the international pro- blems today threatening to erupt into another world war can be satisfactorily solved. This is the opinion of Dr. Sun Fo. Vice-President of the Chinese Republic, expressed in an arti- cle in the Central Daily News, official Kuo- mintang organ.

thr

།n

"If the United States

and Soviet Union are driermined

SUR work for world peace,” Dr. vaht, "hey muứt give up their pulicy. of seeking territorial or economic aggrandizcinent, respect the poshian of China in the United Nation. Security Council and uten to her for fair mediation of all controversial problems cenfroniing them,

"Once a compromise is reached be- hind the scenes, the dispute can be easily straightened out in the Costn clik general session.”

Chipa in a position to do this, to Dr. Sup, because

Britain

Denies Rumour On Greece

London, Jan. 6. Britain has made no

to Greece

REDS MEET

Milan, Jan. 6. Delegates to the Ita- lian Communist Con- gress cheered for several; minutes today when the Soviet delegates Profes- sor Pavel Jbuin, and Pro- fessor Vagan Gregosian, entered the crowded hall.

The Soviel delegation arrived | at the meeting during the speech of Signor Gluseppe di Vittorio, Secretary of the Italian General Confederation of Labour.

The presiding delegate ended his welcoming speech, his voice quivering with emotion, with a greeting "to our beloved com- rade, Stalini, master and golde to our advanced humanity.""

Criticising the American in terim aid to Italy, Signor Vit- torio said that donated American con had had a shocking effect

(lismissal for thousands of workers employed in the Italian brown coal mines.

The Italian bank employees now on strike would continue n agitate until their demands were meet, he declared,

The General Confederation of Labour WIS determined, if necessary, to enil on all cate gories of workers to support the bank clerks' agitation "to the bitter end", he stated.-Reuter.

Moscow Repudiation

W. Nimitz predicts the according US Navy of the future though impoverished and backward will

its arm

to all outward appearances, she has decision to send rein- carrier a potential strength far beyond that forcements

Londen, Jan. 6. planes with atom bombs. of the United States and the Soviet

The offleint Soylet news a report which he prepared Union, and because she is willing and her policy with re-agency Tass has labelled "n efore relinquishing the post of

serve as a bridge between the Westgard to the 5,000 British Burd" the charge by General Naval Operations, published to

ern nation, whose political idealogies

Hau Chi-ming, chief of the day, he said the US Navy holds

are poles apart.

troops there at present Chinese Government Military "undisputed control of the sea." "There is yet a third factor that remains unchanged; it Staff, that Russia has been sup

He said American manpower le wor

would help China in her role as a "relatively deficient" compared mediator," continued Dr. Sun, and was authoritative-plying the Chinese Communists to Aria or Western Europe, but that is that Chian is dedicated in thely learned here today. could win a war with superior fulfilment of the wrap: ns and naval air-sea Principles.

the withdrawal) strength. He said, the US could nation an dedicated, the Gay-of troops have been in abeyance establish Boating air fields off ernment teks to serve the interests since Inst aummer when the any shore to base attacks.

ir

of the people as a whole rather thui United States had, it is reliably war

comes suddenly within to perpetuate the interests of the next several years, he said, single class of people, as is done

any understood, urged that they air-sen power would be the only in the United States and the Soviet should remain. way of hitting back quickly at Union." an enemy.--Associated Press.

MAJESTIC

SHOWING TO-DAY

2.80, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

long as there

jure, hners, this

picture will live!.

Vemmini Vivonilý Progenic

Olivia DeHavilland *To Each

His Own"

HAST #DRON + HOUND CLAYM BL GROW

MITCHELL LEISEN

PRODUCTION

SUNDAY Double Attraction "THE ROYAL WEDDING"

IN TECHNICOLOR

Showing With

Three People's

Plans for

Pago 6

se Theatre

ADVANCE BOOKING OFFICE

ST. FRANCIS HOTEL, QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL

Booking Hours: 11.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Dally

OPENING TO-DAY Four Shows To-Day At 2.30, 5.10; 7.15 & 9:15 P.M. THE GREATEST ACTOR IN HIS

GREATEST ROLE I

CHARLES

R. ROGERS grasenis

PAUL

MUNI

ANNE

BAXTER

CLAUDE

RAINS..

Angel On

My Shoulder

Released thru United Artists

THE STRANGE STORY OF EDDIE

KAGLE-

the man

they

couldn't Kelp down!

ALHAMBRA THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY: At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

'PASTEUR' 'ZOLA' ..and now

"THE PRIME MINISTER"

in Manchuria with advisers and Soviet-made arme.

A WARNER BROS, PICTURE STARRING, The Tass statement, trans- mitted by Moscow radio, com- JOHN GIELGUD and DIANA WYNYARD mented upon an interview with Hsu by Spencer Moosa in Pei- ping,

The other day the Associat- ed Press circulated a statement

It is, however, still Britain's by Hsu Chi-ming," Tass sald. Dr. Sum expressed the conviction that the gap between rich and poor soon as practical".

policy to withdraw them "as "alleging that the Soviet Union could he considerably narrowed in

provides the Chinese Commun- China with full implementation of Reports from Athens that ists with advisers and supplion such principles as the equalization nations on the United Nations them with arms and means of of land ownership and restriction of Baikan Commission were discus-communication. Tass has been excessive private capital.

Internally,

sing the despatch of an "inter-authorised to deny this report he said, the Chinese national force to Greece were as Gawernment tries to give equal op- offiemily discounted in London culated for the purpose of rols- an absurb fabrication cir- portunity all for political as well today.

Informing pubile as economic development; externally, no designs to enerouch upon

Associated Press. the rights, of any other Power.

Such

it has

a nation, he added, should be able to perform her duties weil an arbitraler if she is called upon to do so-Reuter.

decision to send such a force to It was pointed out that any

Greece would rest with the United Nations itself and was not a matter for the Balkan Commission to decide.-Reuter.

China Urged To Stick To

West

Shanghai, Jan. 7.

A strong editorial appeal that China divorce her- self from any alignment with Russia in the Japanese treaty considerations was voiced this morning by the China Press.

or

The editorial stated that self., China, the United States and interest "dictates that Chino, like Britain against any, present any other country, work hand in future challenge to peace in the hand with her allies-in the past, Orient,”—United Press, present and future. That being

the case, self-interest demands

"BLACK NARCISSUS" that China align herself with the New U.S. Coin

IN TECHNICOLOR

VICTORY

ד

NATHAN RR, TEL, 50100

1

SHOWING TO-DAY

"ALONG THE

RIVER BANK”

Chinese Pleture

In 'MANDARIN.

***JANE"

I'M SORRY, JANE — 1

FORGOT IT'S NOT GOING TO BE EASY FOR YOU TO TELL LORD LOVACE YOU'VE FALLEN DOWN ON THE CASE!

United States and Britain-two countries which have been sup

porters of this country in the past In Mint

and which can be depended upon for hel

any future emer- gency, in

Washington, Jan. 8. The Treasury today announced Pointing out that China's role that a new half-dollor, bearing

in the Orient is similar to the likeness of Benjamin Franklin, France's in Europe, the editorial is being mined for nationwide sald, "China's stand on the Japan issue in the next few weeks.

STAR

opinion."-

Phone $8335

2.80, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY

A

DARBARA

TANWYCK

REPUTATION

GREAT WARNER PICTURE! GEORGE BRENT - LUCILE WATSON EVE ARDEN -

BERNHARDY ·

DANCE AT:

THE

cue peace conference should be The Secretary of the Treasury, LIDO DANCING HALL one which displays. both self- Mr John Snyder, said the great | 144-148 Des Voeux Rd. 4th fir. interest for the future. The for- | revolutionary, wor-patriot. had mer demands action to bringibean chosen for the honour in about a convocation of the peace part because he was a great ad- conference in the earliest posal. Vecate of thrift.

#

ble time, thereby releasing huge Frankiin will be the "alth quantities of reparations with American to be honoured by which to rebuild' the country...... tully.issued coin. He is the Aest "The latter demands that cer- citizen,, other than former Presi- Iain concessions to made for the dents, to achieve such a recogni- sake of a common front between | tlon-United Press,

"NO"I'VE MADE SUCH-

A HASH OF IT "THAT I'Lea PROBABLY RESIÓN FROM 'CLUES (UN)LIMITED ----

CAN'T FACE. GEORGIE'S SEE JEERS'S

DON'T WORRY, DARLING!– I CAN GIVE YOU A

·JOB-AS A MANNEQUIN, SHOWING OFF MY DESIGNS;

HOW ABOUT IT.R.

Bide Entrance

FINE

FLOOR

DANCING GOOD MUSIC. FRIENDLY ATMOSFHERE NEWLY DECORATED

BEST «SERVICE --

OH YEAH!--AND HOW D'YOU "THINK LYDIA WILL REACT "TO THAT? —NO, ERIC, OUR “SPANISH JAUNT IS OVER!

NEXT CHANGE

"LAST OF THE REDMEN”.

IN WONDERFUL COLOB.. ..-

CENTRAL

TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.15 P.M.

Derek FARR Marta LABARR

TEHERAN

with

MANNING

WHILEY

Pamela STIRLING and John SLATER WILLIAM FRESHMAN WILLIAM FRESHMAN * AROS TOLNAY

» PERDERTLE - ESISTED masclos

Wild adventure.. reckless love...

sweep the screen

IN COLOR

JON HALL MICHAEL O'SHEA LAST OF THE REDMEŇ

4.1. lnbyrða

-frTHE LAST OF THE MORICANS

My JAMES FENMORE CORPER...

ANKERS - BISHOP CRABBE- HENRY

NEXT CHANGE

ALHAMBRA CENTRAL

THE CENTRAL B