1961-08-15 — Page 5

£

Page

KING'S. BROADWAY

TEL:25313

TEL:52525

★ OPENING TO-DAY ★

AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.20

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30

& 9.30 P.M.

& 9.30 P.M.

Only a fiated top

gun can save a town

at the mercy of

Cantrell's Raiders!

NOOSE FOR A GUNMAN

DM DAVIS BARTON MacLANE

anatomy LY? THOMAS Rev. JAU»ned Arusha

COLUMINA PICTURES PRESENTS

NEXT CHANGE

GREGORY PECK DAY

D NIVEN

BANTHONY QUINN

THE GUNS OF NAVAI

COLOR AND CINEMASCOPE

SAHLEY PAPER-ANDPOST S0274! HERE PAPAS ‹ SIA SCALS... JABES DARBEN

Tat. 38001 **

QUEEN'S

ROYAL

Tel. 80-5700

10 Tal. 773948

STATE

3 Theatres Showing Simultaneously

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN STARTING TIMES AT 2.30; 5.20; 7.30 & 9.40 P.M.

THE MOST DARING BAYLACUT KOBULEY EVER STAGERO

THE BAND TREAMSATÉN presents.

MICHAEL CRAIQ'

Brilliant Bridal...

FRANCOISE PREYDSYTORN FROM TONIGHT'S

BILLIE WHITE LAW

WILLIAM LUCAS

HEADLINES! #

PAYROLL

NEXT BIG ATTRACTION

The Picture All Hong Kong Heve Eagerly Waited For!

ILLIAM HOLDEN

-Ray

Dan THE WORLD OF

SUZIE WONG NANCY KWANZ

ZAWOMEN TECHRECOLO

SUŁAAM CIRCULE

HOOVER GALA

TEL. 702371

TEL. 02070

SMASHING ALL RECORDS

NOW IN THE 8TH WEEK! ! ! Two Performances Daily: 2.30 and 8.00 p.m.

11

including BEST PICTURE

ACADEMY AWARDS

WILIJAM WYLER'S

BENHUR

Technicolor! Photographed in Camora 651 4-Track Magnetic Starcophonic-Sound at Hoover 4-Hour Entertainment! Admission: $2.40~$5.00

BOSCH

MADE IN GERMANY

WASHING MACHINES

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1961.

Sunday park SAD PARTING

games criticised

London, Aug. 14.

Tho Roverend Charles

Moachen,

the

socrotury of

focal Free Church Council said in St Helens, Lancashire

that the Bri-

tish Sunday was becoming

more

and

moro

con-

}

Mrs

Pandit bids farewell to Britain

London, Aug. 14.

Cannons taken

from · firing platform

Newport, Aug. 14. Scafront strollers at this fashionable English yacht- ing contra of Cowes, Isle of Wight blinked when they saw that 10 of the 22 brass cannons which form the battery of the exclusive Royal Yacht Squadron

missing

were

tinental and that was with a sad smile, Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi Pan- "bad for everyone."

dit said farewell today to seven years as Indian High Commissionar in Britainned up on the terrace of the and flew off to Greece and a rest on doctor's orders.

He made his complaint while protesting against St Helens Town Coumell decision to open the municipal parks for bowls, tennis and football on Sunday afternoons.

"It is all wrong to allow ganęs to be played in parks un Sundava,"

"We are very concerned about this we are deter- inued to do all we can 20 have the phin altered,"

Mrs Pandit, the sister of Prime Minister Nehru

from their firing platform. The cannons were later found

nearby Royal Corinillin Yacht Club, which for the last three days had been "entertaining the Kongelig Norsk Sefrozening (Norway) in a series of tewn

of India, was exhausted from weeks of fare-tes well parties in her honour here.

The Indian diplomat, who will be 61 in four days, wore a sari of the blus grey as she rend lust minute telegramn: ond received bouquet: In the VIP lounge at the airport.

The Church of England Viear St Helens, the Reverend Ken- til Coates, has called on Bri- tain's Lord's Day Observance The lungs was crowd:d with Society

of the British to interven-China | representatives Mad Special

foreign relations and Commun- wealth felationg offices, as well Neb.rs of her former staff.

'No trouble in getting British migrants'

по

Canberra, Aug. 14. Australia would have

difficulty in getting the number of British migrants

it needed, the Chairman

of the Commonwealth

'HAPPY STAY'

"I'm very sad to be leaving London where i have hel " happy stay," said Mr Pandit who is ulterire: from high blood pressure. She is retiring from diplomatic service, but after real in Greece expects to resume work in India

Asked for her impressions of London, she replied with a sad smile: "They were happy ours. I shall miss most of all the theatre. the bookshops, Covent Garden Opera House there are so many things."

Mes Pandit kissed several of

Immigration Planning the women staff in her fare- Council, Mr David Fairwells, there were tears in her bairn soid today.

He said: "f don't foresee any eulty in getting the numbers

We require and con handle"

eyes as she walked to the ear

to go to the central airport and board the airliner.

"I greatly look forward

coring buck-next year maybe,

Mr Pairbairn was comment- she said.—AP.

ing on a report that Australian trade unions had warned British

unionists that employment con= |

ditlans in Australia were "Actress gives birth

Isad"

INCREASED

San Francisco, Aug. 14.

ti

MRS PANDIT

ti:o

Tied to ope of the cannons was a label bearing the words "From Oslo to London." A farewell dinner to the Norwegian yachtsmen was held Club at the Corinthian Yaeht and was not until vurly in the morning that

Barty broke up.

Before the Norwegian: left for one, younger members of their team,

with together younger members of the Corin- thion team, were busy replac ing the cannons, which weigh about 200 pounds each-China Mail Special.

Gaitskell on holiday

London, Aug. 14.

Sir Hugh Gaitskell, the leader of the Labour Party, and his family left Landon last night For a three-week hotlay h Yugoslavia,

Sir Gallskeli, his wife and two !daughters will spend three weeks in Dubrovnik-China Mail Special.

5-year-old baby was

a surprise patient

Perth, Aug. 14.

Jennifer Brookes, aged 5, is back at home after a brief spell as a surprised patient at Princess Margaret Children's Hospital here.

Jennifer was taken along to the hospitat by her mother, Mrs. Brookes to visit her young brother, but had to be

Mr Fairbairn sald the number Actress Arlene Dahi gove Of Turis from Soneglia birth to an 8-pound girl today left in the waiting room. Migrant Camp scene of re- at St John's Hospital in Santa rent demonstrations by

Monien, California. 212- employed being employed In

jobs had increased appreciably

She Ind brep bathed, weighed, changed into hospital pyjamas, and her tempera- ture taken and been entered in the hospital records. Thirty minutes Later Mrs Apologetic hospital authori- Brookes .heurd familiar crying ties toki Mrs Brookes they Jennifer was another She and her husband, Chris-and looked across the hospl-thought Holmes, numed the baby Cardie tal ward to sea Jenifer lying child due to be admitted.-

in aud

Cina Mail Special. Christine.

in the last week or so.

"This la a sign that employ- ment generally is storting to Miss Dahl has a son by her improve", he said. — China Mail previous marriage to Fernandes) Special.

| Janıms—AP,

U.S. would oppose Cuban bid to join financial scheme

Washington, Aug. 1.

The United States will vigorously oppose Cuban

Premier Fidel Castro's participation in Presi dent Kennedy's "alliance for progress” unless he ends his ties with the Communist bloc, high government officials said today.

2

But they conceded Cuba couk, majority of the 19 Latin Ameri- not be stopped from jolning ile | can" members favour the move. Inter-American Bank ik

The Bank holds primary responsibility In hundling funds to nanen "llance for progress" projects.

Capitof

TO-DAY

M 230, 5.39, 738 2 9.30 p.m.

Totto Co. prsients

"Gold-Fish Game'

Cuban Industry Ministe: Maj, Ernesto Che" Guevara hinted at the current Prelu Del Este Conference thut Cuba night want to join the US sponsored 10-year programme, which calis for at least $20,000,000,000 18 foreign Buncing to specd Latin America's economic and cocini development.

Maj. Guevara's conciliatory attitude at the conference was interpreted here as stilful to Impress on the manoeuvre {Latin American delegations

that Cuba wishes to retain the Inter-American community although it has admittedly be como dependent for its economic survival on the Communist blue. -UPI.

131

ROXY & MAJESTIC

SHOWING TO-DAY

Owing to length of picture please note change of times:

AT 2.30, 5.20, 7.30 & 9.40 P.M.

and the

Snow White Three Stooges

Entertainment For THE FAMILY:

IT IS NOT A CARTOON

LEE PRINCESS

M

OPENING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.

THEY'RE OFFF flare ways has ace})

MID

ABBOTT

LOU

COSTELLO

DAWOH RUNYONS

It Ain't Hay

Let Go

ELITE

| par 8906) ved his

14 MIT TUMU

Na Na NEWEST FUNT AXT

Boyled Talbot

NEXT BIG ATTRACTION --

HOW COULD IT

HAPPEN TO

RACHEL CADE?

The

Sins of Rachel Cade

WNER DAYS

ANGIE DICKINSON PETER FINCH - ROGER MOORE

Astor Theatre

TO-DAY AT 2.30. 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 PM. A dournalist Suddenly Finds Ilmself in The Trap of Foreign Intriguerst

THE MAN IN THE MIDDLE

with ANTHONY STEEL * INA ANDERS & INGMAR JOHANSSON (World Heavy-weight Champ) An unusual Bwedish

story as you've

never sech on

WATCH FOR IT !!!

1

ROSANA SCHIAFFINO JOHN FORSYTHE in

THE AVENCER

The

Dramatic

Story

of

Dubrowsky!

Coming to ASTOR & CAPITOL.

Carol Heiss ORIENTAL RITZ

NEXT GREAT ATTRACTION

A game of adventure played against all odds!

DARBYLY FRUCK

THE

BIG

CINEMASCOPEVAMBLE COLOR by DE LUXE

STEPREM JULIETTE

DAYD

BOYD GRECO WAYNE TAKE ON DEL AVR DUR”

TELE 74907)

To-day 2.30, $30, 130 & 0.30

ACTION & ENTERTAINMENT

Underworld Jungle

of Crime and Passioni,

-Q-M

presents

THE

LAWBREAKERS

W JACK WANDEN VERA MILES ROBERT DOUGLAS · ARCH JOHNSON

- NEXT CHANGE — "RATURDAY NHHUT 4 BUNDAY MORNING"

TEL: 50100

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.30, 7.30, & 9.30 p.m.

MIGHTY! GIGANTISI

JOURNEY

BEDRA PAGET FRTZ LANG

TO THE

To-marrow morning show. *PARATROOP COMMAND"

SEMI AUTOMATIC WITH

THERMOSTAT HEATING

1 LBS. CAPACITY

WITH OR WITHOUT SPIN DRYER

Tale Aşantı JEBSEN & Co. HUILDING TEL.übadi

PERDRH

The girl kee

what she was diing.......... BUTH

Special Show to-morrow

AL

EDWARD NÝJINES IN "YELLOWATONE KELLY"

James Bond

BY UN FLEMING DRAWING BY JOHN MALIGAY

BOND SPONG

SOFFY, MENACINGLY, HIS WORDS WINGING FROM THE SHORT MOVE TRANSMITTER TO GOLDFINGERS HEARING AID THENTY ZAKOS BELOW.go THIS IS JAMES BOND GESAKING. THE GAME'S FINISHED AND ITS

TIME TO DRY

„pov” Put your cards down- „Fright? No write a cheque

10 Eosh for fifty thoustied doors. Chee it to Mr. by Port and apokalye for cheating bl

have a photograph

of the whom set-up.

& blonde, binoculars, microphone-

the lot. So no HOWKEU

business-understand.

NOTE...

It costs $308.40' less

to FLY

Canadian Pacific

TO NORTH AMENICA DER TOUR TRAVEL AGENT ON

Canadian Pacific

AIRLINES

* Based on return bconomy iéra,