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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957.
Desmond Fennell Concludes His Series On
Japan With The
Impingement Of America OMAR KHAYYAM AND A BIT
TN that teeming Japanese
life; of which I have described only a small por- tion, it might well seem, that an event such as the American occupation would
To speak of on Americanisa.
Three Aspects
of
On Japan
Communion
troupe of there
the
performed
OF FANTASIA
fircos written TF there is one thing I
by her lover, Nagoya Sanzaburo
-pieces be himself had fiiched
sbowed
admire norė than
"Omar
from the priestly noh plays. another about Hollywood, it Thus began Kabuki, which is thb Ingenuity of its even in Ozuni's Hellme had writers. Thus, It you. started its career as the
great haven't story, then make way from which samisen music drama of the new middle classes was coming. There were some of Edo (old Tokyo) and Osaka. It. people sitting in the doorway.
What I was watching
Toko, for instance, me that kabuki, the bastard 1" approached, took off my shoes and sat on the upper stop child, had found its way back Khayyam" which comes to the King's and Princess today. to the temple. in front of the doorway where
It was the evening of another Where Elterlans wobble, and they had put out a tatami mat, day and we were sitting at a scholars fear to tread, Holly- Inside, the shrine was covered low table in the twilight. Mrs wood falls in with both and on a low stage a woman of Matsuda, a little grey-haired Where etymologists have about fifty with a fan was doing lady, had insisted on placing a doubls, Hollywood pronounces a kabuki dance. Some pritets ny stool beneath my cushion. with all the confidence, if and laypeople sat around on the alcove a bowl of flowers the facts, of profound scholar- Playman knelt and stood beside a Chinese scroll. We ship, a consequence, I am turd cushions. chanted the song, while 1
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Diffidence
are
feel. their
по
verse, as
ho sorry
according to
as the
the
neither too large nor go I worked, so readily is it assumed deep. Such on the whole in Japan that a Western-lock has been the case.
ing person is an American
have nothing against Ameri- tion of Japanese life is to circans, but again and again I was in the same way people do when indignant when Japanese assum they speak of an "Americauished that I was American without Telephone: (300,
Hoa" of Wester Europe, as much as asking and treated
sociological CENEJERÍODERATE SALE a Cortin
develop-me accordingly or began some ments are implicit in all modern plausible stream of conversation Classified
urban industrial societies, As about "the States," these features emerge they often
And of courte, whether or not do so in an American guise, one knows that Americans are the "Japanese only" since adequate forms are already meant 10 hand in the Dociologically greeting is insulting to the women strummed the samisen. were drinking ten and waiting
you get a far more interesting more advanced American visitor to Japan and intolerably One of the side-walls of the for a painter.
picture than you would if they provincial in a world metropoils | temple was stid back and 1 culture.
tuck to the fow facts we know could
see out into a sunlit
about this Persian peel- It is generally agreed that
This is also the case in Japan, such as Tokyo.
garden bright with azaleas. It
We came to talking of the astronomer. was evidently a rehearsal for
The American
that There
first influencing
fact ted ceremony. a kabuki dance performance.
13, OXXTT 10 not Japanese tegistation and social
On the other hand, when one
The datice was long and in people who do it every day," emerges
asked how as contented with a loaf of development (such as occurred during the Occupation) willees the behavioim
of some tricate, the movements of the said Mrs Matsuda.
could be. Surely one brend and a flask of wine, or effect only Americans have permanent
repčat. some woman graceful and poignant, that
amount of even a book of insofar as this action colnelded | Americans)
When on the streets of
she had finished and required a certain
ilme
and leisure for the ten leads us to believe, I im with evolutionary processes al-Tokyo or of other Japanese bowed the chilet priest saw me,
"Yes," she said, "we to say he finds a short cut 10 ceremony. cities and in the places
and, served me of invited me in
don't have time to do the actual the harem girls, and is off to If not prepaid a booking few ready inherent in Japanese fe
tea, entertainment to which they are
But the same old business of 50 cents is charged,
admitted, ono understands the I had noticed a little girl tet ceremony very day.
has done it many boys of today. dressed in a bright when one
However, Japanese predicament. If there there
boy times, it becomes part of one which
Now One quality
Jittle the kimono. Concretely, it is felt by large is
time that way. He is niso JUST UNFACEED-American colton sections of the population that Japanese-the bar-girl or the arrived and on the temple steps self, so that we can always do film, he does not waste all his
was garage-mechanic-rate highly it his sister bound around him the what it teaches us." American influence
"Look," she said, lifting her soldier, a mathematician (which ruga i decorator colors. by sho
ceremony is the he was), to astronomer (fact) $400. Duval's Home Accessory and beneficial
is seemliness of conduct. Unfor kimono of a samura and Axed three respects: in
oup, "the Lea
1 árst cluse military seemliness Bin Shop, Garden Road,
not the long-sword at his waist. effecting land reform, in freeing Itunately,
way I place this cup on the table and trade numbered among the American
and where I place it in relation strategist,
The Persian court is shown as to where I am sitting. iraproving virtues,
When I spoke about these
ceremony in the wild place of Intrigues and live the tea
weird cults. Fire and sword, following the joes of In by Hongkong sircraft twice week-tions) the position of women. matters to a Japanese friend ho
Now the two chlidren stepped way I sit and walk."
Tho It cannot be safe, however, sud, "It's true and I'm sorry forward the stage.
She spoke with the difdence the clasts of massive mediaeval betrothed who is added to
today amies, the barbinic rites of collection in the harem. The about it. You see it was very chant and the Japanese Like that
the samisen began that the old oflen show. The
to the young, strange culis of mass murderers, the different before the war. Americans. AL
best,
and again
an when speaking Westerners
we had here were occasional drum. Americans are tolerated as mostly teachers and students at times together, a
They danced doubtful whether I valued her romance and splendour,
The Vista Vision Technicolour times present linking of Japanese
wisdom. I kept bilent, knowing we could learn alone, The boy was magnificent. that anything I might say would aim of what claims to be the interests with American through from whom
Khayyam is WETE IL face had early learned-be
to the history of Omar be banal. She turned the Security Treaty is described many things and they
spectacular and respected, a highly
But atcco wha even by its defenders as
barely ten years of age garden, which we could still see certainly a
thrilling Alm. then we've had the American | the alight amazement and the marriage of necessity,
dimly. cisssical
In a multitude of vivid roles slight disdain of the
"It's the same with that stone! At the doors of many night-occupation!"
a large cost of stars is are Now and again they Personally I have nothing to dancer.
she said. "There and
lantern," clubs, dance-halls
in D Laurants in the big Japanese complain of. My most treasured paused and spoke in the strange always a stone lantern
know falsetto tones of kabuki. citles, the foreigner is greeted memories of Japan ore moments
that Japanese garden. 1
how BONET DING. EXCLUSIVE,
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"No fell into my lap, ns it were, or would have enjoyed this scene.
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dances the garden, the thing to which songs and
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Poland's Teddy Boys
Create A Problem
Warsaw, Dec. 4.
A film whose pre-release publicity turned the spotlight on Poland's hooligan problem, is unlikely to be seen again. After a short run of only two days after October 21, it was withdrawn by the au- thorities on the grounds that it was too "negative" in other words, that it failed to indicate what steps should be taken to solve the problem of these rowdy, lawless and even crime-loving youths.
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convenient door -Posters displayed on walls at about 10,000, or roughly cae hooligans
over 6,400 And hoardings all over Warsaw per cent of the city's population. weapon); and
in handles. before it was due to be shown There are hooligan gangs
The total damage WDS had proclaimed that the film, every big city in Poland, and in
estimated at 24,000,000 zlotya, or entitled "Zagubione Uczucia" any villages, loo.
broadly enough to buy 50 new Pullman The (Los! Feelings), was "the first new Polish realistic flm."
speaking, youths between 15 and passenger cars.
General Dobieszak, Under-
Sympathetic
"hooligans".
25, attack, beat up and rob Secretary of State at the Mints-
citizens
111 in dimly honest streets at night. They tend to try
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 By Air Thailand, Burma, India, © p.m. U.S.A., pun. Cambodia, Ceylon,
By Surface Indo-China, 3. p.ui.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 By Air
Peking Shanghai, Hankow, Kus- ming. Hothow, in,
Formosa, Japan Okinawa, Kores. 1 a.m.
Guam, Hawaii, U.S.A., 1 p.m. Indo-China, France, 1 pm, Philipples, Australia, New Zealand,
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G.S.A. & Canada, i p.m. Hawell, o p.m.
of Internal Affairs and Westem observers here who sow the film at its first showing. drink heavily, wear exaggerated Commander-in-Chief reported that it dealt with the clothing and have something in citizens' miltla disclosed at
the administra- problems of a youth who be-common with the British "Teddy sitting of the Sejm (Parilament) comes a hooligan in an almost boys", although their proportion committee for sympathetic light and, In effect, to the rest of the population is tion of justice that in the first nine months of this year, militia units dealt with 39,234 cases of blamed existing cocial eand- far greater than in Britain.
The Communist party news-hooligan uttacks throughout toris in Poland for it.
A new alm on the same sub- | paper, "Trybuna Ladu", recent Poland, including 20,209
is reported to be nearingly reported that losses suffered in towns and 19,028 in country ja pim. address
communica-jeet
to by the Polish railways alone as areas. completion and is expected tions:--Secretary, Hongkong be released
in a few months' a result of "hooligan vandalism" As A reguit of hooligan Society for the Protectionme. This, according to pre-in a 12-month period Included; brawls, 180 persons have died of Children. P.O. Box 2502) liminary reports, will be nearer ever
panes this year, and 7,177 have been to the party line" and more smashed; over 42,500 gas lamps; seriously injured. Hongkong.
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the countryside.
52,000
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HIGHLIGHT OF THE CONCERT WAS THE RETURN OF THE DISTINGUISHED FRENCH VIOLINIST, JEAN FOURNIER, AS SOLOIST IN THE BEETHOVEN CONCERTO. HIS INTERPRETATION OF THE WORK WAS MASTERLY, TECHNICALLY AND MUSICALLY, AND HE CONTINUALLY BEGUILED THE EAR WITH HIS REFINED TONE. A GREAT ARTIST AND A MEMORABLE PERFORMANCE.
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NEW FILMS
ANTHONY FULLER
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and
hundreds of supporting players and extras,
t
Cornel Wilde and Jolu Derek, in a scene from "Omar Khayyam.”
his
the
The owl obviously is cut out: for the wise soothsayer, and a dog takes over as photographer, Then the Persian Empire is la all very wonderful, a Never-Nover invaded by the Byzantines and real excursion to at this point, Omar'e learning Land. I suppose you would put comes in handy, for he directs it among the stuff which both the campaign by astronomy, children and adults love, even brings in his
and for different reasons, selentife milliary skill. and
con- "The Red Balloon" carries the sequence, the assassins catch itsame whimsy atmosphere, yet from the forerunner of the the mare thoughtful person will And something in the plot that modern H-bomb,
The kind ó good bй of is quite provoking. This last is Alm work. The whole adventure of thing like, you grow up to la pretty good. You are taken become stupid if you lose your into a mountain top hair where childish wisdom.
the Of all things, it tells of The haslib-fed fanatius ere
D rained for murder. But Omar | strange friendship between outwith them.
boy and a balloon he rescues. I have little to add, except to Out of gratitude, it follows how Wonderfully Omar him to school, and shares in his
escapades. foretold Hollywood,
For in and out, above, about
below, "Tis nothing but a Muple
Shadow-show.
The best way of describing this double texture is to say it ohow for the is the perfect family, And if you havo no family. borrow some childret and take them. Their delight will be yours. And if the sims were shown hearer Christmas, HE Queen's and Alham-I'd put it down as perfect..
bra are going in for a
THE
bit of fantasia with their double feature programme.
Omar himself la played by Cornel Wildo, who gives a good confess quite candidly I Beccunt of the supposed like it. Not merely as an personality of the mystic poet.,artistic expression, but be-
Starring with him are Michael
Rennie as the suave conspirator cause, I find it hard to ex-
Shah; Deborah press,
it against the
restores дп Paget as the girl whose love is atmosphere we so easily forbidden to Omar; John Derek lose in the East.
as the fearless young prince;
and Raymond Massey as the
warrior Shah.
In starring roles are Yma ugo,
and Sumce, Margaret Hayes, Joan Taylor.
"Once upon a Time," takes us into that world we lost so long I am told it took three years to get this fim in the can. Belleve it because I can quite
lead of using the cartoon method, live animals condescend to take on human roles.
according to The plot, Paramount, is a complex one. It has Omar elevated to the post of edviser to the Shah. Ho The leading man s a duck
in a con- becomes involved
who is the village postman, and spiracy against the throne. Ta in supporting roles make
matters worse, he has a monkey, a wich or a warlock,
with a slave girl, I haven't found out. love affair
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·China "Mail : Entertainment · Guide:
WHAT'S ON
TONIGHT
KING'S & PRINCESS: "Omar Khayyam." Cornel Wilde, Michael Rennie and Debra Paget. Holly- wood version of his life. /
QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA: "Once Upon A Time."
"The Red Balloon." A double-feature. ROXY & BROADWAY: "The Bigamist." Edmond O'Brien as the man and Joan Fontaine and Ida Lupino as the womon.
STAR & METRÓPOLE: "Challenge The Wild." Wild
animals in Alaska.
HOOVER & LIBERTY: “Calypso Joe." All Bongo
atare musical.
Civil Anti-Trust Suit
Against Volkswagen
Washington, Dec. 4.
distributors and retailers has The United States Attorney conspired to allocate exclusive General today fled a civil anti-- sales territories and had; fixed trust suit against Volkswagen of wholesale and retal prices America, Incorporated, and it The Government alleged that
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