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KING'S ★ PRINCESS

EXHIBITING TO-DAY

DOUBLE ATTRACTION

A picture with a cast of millions of people of all over the world including such important personnels as Ceneral Eisenhower. De Gaullo, Rommel and, of course, Hitler himself!

Are-Film PALY

WHY HITLER LOST THE WAR?

ALSO ADDED

ON THE STAGE-IN PERSON

The Guest Conjure në 200 wall

H. M. VAKIL

AU DUBITAMBANG of NCIC

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ANOTHER HONORED PICTURE FROM U. A.I

Voted by "Film Daily" as ONE of THE TEN BEST of 1958!

The Best Actor në 1958. DAVID NIVEN Academy Oscar Awarded for

His Role in “SEPARATE TABLES"

Also Voted THE BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR by The Hollywood Foreign Press Association

WENDY HILLER, Oscar Awarded as

THE BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS of 1958

RITA HAYWORTH

DEBORAH KERA

DAVID NIVEN

AND

BURT LANCASTER

SEPARATE TABLES

Team Brake Success Bren von

42 on PEOPLE WE CAD THE WORLD!

with WENDY HILLER

Dancing with

a difference

NIGHTLY

MARGARET

and MAURICE

with

LŠIE ARTIOTS

Ollie' Delfino G. his Dynamic Dancoros with Lux Vi Minda vocalist.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1959..

LOCAL

SLANT

Miss Britton Works

17 Hours A Day

And No Overtime

By JOANNE BLAIR

...you mean you write poetry as well?" 1 asked.

"Well yes, just a little,” she replied modest-

ly.

"And anything else?"

"Oh, I suppose you could say that I play a reasonable game of chess and paint a little too, but my first love is music.”

It was almosi too much. In the short space of half an hour I learned that Miss Dorothy Britton, a young English woman residing in Japan, composes music, speaks four languages, gives radio and television broadcasts, sings folksongs in 17 langunges and has already had one book of poems published.

MISS BRITTON

I

Was

enquire afraid to further.

When Japanese dance group recently commissioned her to write the muulo for s ballet a Chiese theme, Mlay Brition decided to vome to Hongkong where the could Urten to Chinese music.

drama bard

"Since Japanese musia,” sho explains, “la resily an offshoot of Chiosa muale, I feel that I should know all I can about

Miss Brilton remarked that she was most Impressed with a recent Sino-Dellish plassical Chineze musto recital and the subaequani Teoture äfven, · by Professor Yao Hsla-nung.

Born in Japan of a musical family, stio was educated in Europe and the United Bistes, und returned after the war to Tokyo where she now lives permanently.

-Asked how long she devotes to her work each day she replied, "From about seven in the morning until twelve at night." Then she added as if some explanation for these non-union hours were nelded, "But I love it!"

Нет accomplishments prove this. Already the composer of two recorded crchestral suites entitled "Yedo Fantasy" and "Tokyo Impressions" which were written for Western Instruments Ja the Japanese idiom, Miss Beliton has also translated three Japanese operas and written innumerable musical scores for films. Somewhere along the line she manages to do some radio and television work-often singing her folksongs and accompanying herself on the Trish nro.

It is not very often that Her work schedule will permit her to leave Japan, but when, it does, she thinks Hongkong is just the place visit.

We sat on the terrace at the home of Capt and Mrs. W. K Langhorne and gazed across Deep Water Bay while the music of "Yedo Fantasy" drifted through an open window. Miss Brition, who is always either working or hobbying, remarked quietly. " do wish I'd brought my paints,"

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W

By T. S. KOO

Before he starts, he bamniors out the nails he collected on the previous dry and sells them for 25 cents a catly.

He can pick up Ove to six

a bad one.

WHAT a comedown it a dy an Interruption at no:n ta

must be for a man his meal. who once owned nine real- dential flats to be a street slcoper;...who was once a weaving factory proprietor but la today so poor that he attics on a good day, and less

than a catty оп has to senvenge used nails and it take him an hour to from the streets to earn straighten two cattles of nails. few cents to buy his dully meals i

He also collects waste papers

ta cell to vendors པ "Bide

But to 83-year-old Teung line". Hing, this fate is providential. His diligence with the ham- He blames none, cnd grumbles | tuer, and the striving spirit for not at all.

Q poor but honest living, of miany Tsang lives in a thay shes touches the hearts about twice the size of a coin passers-by.

a landing on a flight of steps in Wyndham Street.

offer

Last Christmas, a priest gave him 10 cattles of rice and 11 Before the Communists took blanket. Many others have over the mainland, he owned a given him small sums of money, weaving factory, and "one old clothes and shoes. lane" of residential houses in But he rejects every Canton. He had two wives, from young and synipathetic seven sons and two daughters. Schoolboys, "Thank you elud,” When circumstances changed he will say, "kcep your 10 In 1940, he came to Hongkong cents, for you need the money with one of his wives and the too." two youngest children.

Last Delober, he could have other wife stayed in his native | carred, 0 handsome sim of

town, Walchow, in Kwangtung. money if he had had a beard,

Sent To China

For the first two years, ka stayed with ofd Canton friend. But realising that li was difficult to support his family here he sent them back to Chinim

One day he read in a Chinese newspaper that the Rank Or ganisation was looking for film extras for the film "Ferry to Hongkong."

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He applied for the post, but The motion picture excitement you've never seen before! was turned down becausɑ the organisation was looking for an old Chinese man with a long beard.

Finally he got a job in ́G paper box making fem, for $30 month with food and lodging. Unfortunately his boss wel fault-finding, and Tsong was the constant target of his dis- pleasure. Two years #go, ho Tsang has a strong sense of and left, could not

Ho stand it any longer independence.

docs not want to locate his family--who nre all now In China--for assistance. "I want to live on my own strength,” sald,

Ho is also optimistic. The only thing he fears is liness. The "profession" of scaveng- "I don't even want 10 think ing nails was suggested by about that. The mere thought friend. He welcomed the idea. will make me worried and lie begins at 9 o'clock every lower my working spirit," he day, and works till dusk, with sald.

He came to Central to find a friend, but could not locate him in despair, he lingered town and chose his present elle as "a home".

Tsang Hing straightening nails outside his street home.

CURRY MEMORY

By A Staff Reporter

A BIG disappointment to the gourmets of

Hongkong will be the departure this week of Dr.I. Adarkar when she leaves for Bombay with her husband, the retiring Commissioner for India.

However, for those who Dr Adarkar is looking dewand Tuloyed ber famous suntry to the coming six months, leave, parties, como conEDirtas, may when she Hopen for a family be derived from the fact that Dr reunion. Adarkar is just as cry to be "But I can't begin to tell you,

manera thaghav much I enjoyed Hong As we sat in her spacious kong," he said. "Particularly," $18.00 home on Jardine's Lookout, I

she added. asked her if she didn't find it "the international favour of the 18.00 awkward to prepare Indian food pinco and the opportunity of 18.00 for the various nationalities she meeting many different 25.00

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leaving out the chluis."

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De Adarkor, who is very im- 4.50 pressed with the count of social work being dong in the 35.00 Colony, han always decripted

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