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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1928.

A GLORIOUS RESURRECTION."

MR. LLOYD GEORGE AND LIBERALISM

THE PROBLEM OF THE MINES.

Mr. Lloyd George addressed 23,000 people at a Liberal fete at Bywell Park, Stockañeld-on-Tyne. Accompanied by "Dame Mar- garet Lloyd Georgo and Miss Megan Lloyd George, he was receive ed enthusiastically with the singing of "Land of My Fathers!! Lood For Hera-Jolly Good Follow

This is a glorious resurrection for a lead Party," he said, amid cheers. "The same process is going on in every part of

·Great Britain, and when the time comes within, the next twelve, months we shall be giving a good, account of ourselves for the old Party and the old Principles."

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He expressed delight that the proposed Kellogg Pact for the outlawry of war was at last going to be signed.

WHAT THE LIBERALS WILL DO.

"There has been a good deal of Germany, France, and Belgium reluctance and hesitation over the were up. The Socialista said it Kellogg Pact, and I am afraid a you disagreed with them that you good deal of real reservation and were the enemy of the human race. restriction," said Mr. Lloyd If you agreed with them you were George. When it came over first of meddling with matters that were all from America it was scrutinised not your concern. The result was and examined with suspicion as if the mess in which they found them it had been a rattle-snake., which selves. they were afraid would bite. But

A Dismal Speech. they buve tied it up with a good The whole nation had real sym- many reservations. They have expathy with the plight of the miners, tracted what they regarded as some and those particularly who had of the poison. Now they have put something to do with the direction it in a glass case and the statesmen of the war would never forget the of Europe will add it to the other prompt and gallant patriotiam specimens of their prowess in with, which the miners sprang to treaty making.

the flag. But their leaders had re-. duced them from a most powerful strategic position to a position of helplessness That was the result of inept and fatuous leadership.

"But to test the real efficacy of that doctrine, will it be followed by reduction in armaments t Every pact and court and treaty have hitherto been followed by the signatory nations with the piling up of camps to crush each other down, of acroplanes to bomb each other's cities, and of craisers and submarines to sink each other's shipa. In this country we are spending £114,000,000 a year on the mechanism of human slaughter whereas before the war we were spending £77,000,000, and that in spits of all those treaties. It is no use having treaties unless you re duce armaments, otherwise it will be a farce that will end in tragedy. "Therefore, I am looking for ward to the time when the Liberal Party will come in to convert those pacts into a reality. (Cheers.) After all, peace, retrenchment, and reform are the traditional tasks of our party, and we are preparing to take them up with a good heart, with an efficient organisation, with a new purpose, and with a real unity among ourselves..

He remembered during his time in Parliament two splits in the Tory Parliament. In the last of them, Lord Birkenhead described his present colleagues as men of second-rate ability. Since he has joined them, I believe that opinion has been confirmed. (Laughter) The Socialists, until quite recent ly, were always taunting Liberals on their divisions. Well, this week the Socialista had a good pillow fight upstairs in a committee room at the House of Commons, and as far as he could see the leaders came out with white feathers all over' them, but with none sticking to the garments of Maxton and Wheatley. (Laughter),

The Coal Problem.

THE SILVER SCREEN.

NEW WEST END CINEMA.

TWO FINE FILMS.

When negotiations, for the pur. chase of Archbishop Tenison's School in Leicester Square, W., afe completed it is probable that a super-cinematograph theatre will be erected on ite site.

The purchase price was fixed at £80,000, and the site extends into Charing Cross Road,`but it does not include the shops on the north side of Green Street. These are, however, involved and are the sub- ject of negotiations..

If a new cinema is erected Lei- ! cester Square will have a variety theatre, two cinemas, and the nearly completed. Empire Theatre, at which cinema performances, will be one of the attractions.

The Legion Of The Condamned."' Mias Fay Wray, the young star who makes her appearance in a- new air-film at the London Plaza this week, and who is one of Eric You Stroheim's discoveries, pos as the peculiar and by no means unattractive gift of reminding her audience by turns of one and then another established film actrese.

She has a quite distinct appear ance and personality, bat as she moves, as her face changes expres. sion one remembers Gloria Swan. 500, Pola Negri, and the Tal-

ller screen companion is Mr.

Referring to the speech of the President of the Miners' Federa- tion at Llandudno, Mr. Lloyd mauges, George said, "There has been noth- ing as dismal since the lamenta tions of Jeremiah. Of course, they blame others. My experience is that people who muddle their own affairs always blame every body but themselves."

Gary Cooper, one of the members of the aerial Foreign Legion: the two of them, represent the latest of those teams which are now in Yogue both for romantic and for comic pictures.

He would point out the mistakes so that they could be remedied. The first was to treat the mines as if they were merely the concern of

Pilot And Spy... one party." That is the sort of jealousy which some doctors show

She is French spy: he a dar- when anybody tries to cure some ing pilot, one of whose tarks it is one on their panel," said Mr. Lloyd George.

"They would

to convey her: to enemy territory. rather see them die." (Laughter). Captured by the enemy, she is used

The second mistake was they would take nothing in the young pilot to death on his return that as an unwilling decoy to lure the way of a remedy unless they journey. As heroes and heroines everything. That was a first-class mistake. It was not statesman-in films seldom escape living hap ship.

What was the position now?pily afterwards, and it is hardly The miners leaders were all too necessary to explain that they are moderate to tolerate extreme men rescued in time. in their company and were too ex treme to accept moderate counsels

"The Legion of the Condeinned " when opposed to them. They had has a less preposterous plot than none of their own, and the result has "Wings," though it does not was confusion and chacs. I have friends among the miners, some of provide quite such aerial sensations my best friends in Wales are and is more of a man's picture-the miners, and I tell you honestly kind which women, however, heart- that unless you take the help of allly appreciate, Mr. Barry Norton those who, sympathise with you, whether they are in the Socialist (of What Price Glory" fame) Party or outside it, you will never and, Mr. Lane Chandler, a good settle this question on practical type and comparatively new to lines.

filme, are other members of the air squadron.

Criticising the Government's rat- ing proposals, Mr. Lloyd George said that the more prosperous & concarn was the more relief it

#

Grim Drama Of The Wind" Coal was a basic industry on

A new film which is as ecrie as would get. It was the old Tory it is in every way excellent is which practically all other indus-gospel:"To him that hath shall The Wind, with Lilian Gish. tries depended, and until it was be given." It was unfair that re As might be expected it is a pie- put right we should not get the lief was merely to be given to pro ture which calls for much anffering trade, industry, and employment of ducers and not to distributors, on the part of the heroine. A the country right. The coal pro- with the result that Burton-on-pcaniless young girl who joins her blem was not one for one section, Trent-they knew what was pro-

drama.

sand-

What Happened

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With

Midnight

An empty house-

So they thought. Yet Insido

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all but the ̈* Deacon tanto

An

areiting melodramatie mystery

play- you'II LAUGH

WHILE CHILLS, CHASE UP AND DOWN. YOUR SPINE !

JEAN HERSHOLT IN

WASHINGTON SQUARE

ALICE JOYCE GEORGE LEWIS-ZASU PITTS Something New In The Way Of Mystery!

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A STRANGE DRAMA WITH A UNIQUE CLIMAX

GOD

GAVE ME

AT THE

20

Cents"

LOIS MORAN

LYA DE PUTTI JACK MULHALL WILLIAM COLLER-

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· TO-DAY TO "SATURDAY.

STAR Continuous 230 to 11.15.

CINEMA NEWS..

"13 WASHINGTON SQUARE”.

"ia Washington Square" is a laughs at the Queen's to-day until

ystery thriller with plenty Saturday with Jean Hersholt and

QUEEN'S THEATRE

Additional Attraction Nightly at 9,20 COMMENCING

OF

FAMOUS JUVENILE

cern of all. The trouble up to the three times as much relief in pro scourged desert region. Every foot or class, or party. It was the con- duced there (laughter)-would get only relations on a poverty-striken

ranch in 媳 wind bitten; present had been that whenever a portion as Newcastle-on-Tyne. He of this film builds up to the interes Liberal offered his advice about the asked in all honesty of purpose, climax. People who do not really mines he was told that it was none which made the greatest contribu of his business. It was suggested tion to the prosperity of the coun- avoid it when it comes out here, enjoy being harrowed had better that the concern of the miners was try Producers of beer, whisky, the sole copyright of the Socialist tobacco, and golf balls would get for it gives good measure of grim Party

three-fourths of their rates paid

Alico Joyce. Hersholt has the role SUNDAY, AUGUST 19th They (the Socialists) cannot for them. Beer, would get £400,000, The heroine finds herself unwel- of a thief who specialises in vain. tolerate your agreeing with them although it was making £25,000,000 come on the ranch: turns to a flashable paintings. He tries to rob a RETURN ENGAGEMENT I see in the papers to-day they are profit, against £9,000,000 before the cattle-dealer who pursues her, only house owned by a wealthy woman still at it, using language about war.

to learn with horror that he played by Misa Joyce. The house each other which I really could not Mr. Lloyd George said that the already married, and married 指 is thought to be empty. Bot un.. repeat; but I have no doubt it is rate relief scheme was not the way young farmer instead...

known to each other a whole lot quite true, because they know each to help agriculture. He was pro-

of people have entered the owner other better than I know them."foundly alarmed at the desolation

and her maid, the owner's son and (Laughter.)

of our countryside, with our young One day the husband is riding the girl he is eloping with, the The Liberal Party was prepared men fleeing from it as if it were out in the cruellest of the winds, thief, police officers and reporters, to tackle all those problems which plague stricken, and competing endeavouring to corral wild horses Before long all sorts of strange. the Tories and Socialists had made with the unemployed already in and get money to send his wife happenings are taking place and such a mess of between them. The our towns, It was because he away where she will be happier. a number of eerie events follow coal output in this country had wanted to see those things remedi- The cattle-dealer comes to the until the unexpected climax is reach gone "down by twenty or thirty ed, that he looked forward to the house, where the little wife towera ed. 13 Washington Square" has million tons, or more, per annum early return of the Liberal Party in terror of the shrieking tornado. plenty of laughe, many provided by since 1913, while the output of to power.

Ile overpowers her. She shoots Zasu Pitts, a comedienne of ability, him, hardly knowing what she is as the maid, ' doing, and buries him in the Band which, to her disordered fancy,

WIDOWER SAYS: WE WERE

LIKE DARBY AND JOAN.

cor-

sway.

· Dead Man In The Sand.

ARSENIC DEATH MYSTERY,, fied that the man does not live in shifts and uncovers the body.

Lianelly. An intensive search was And yet, when the husband re- begun in another town. The police turns, out of all the wretchedness are confident that they will find and misery she has undergone, she the missing witnese.

is able at last to make him under LLANELLY, Carmarthenshire.

Dying Wife's Thanksetand that after all, in spite of I am inforined, writes 'a

Mr. Llewellyn, the widower, was everything, she does not want to go respondent to a Home paper, that working as usual at bis bench the relatives of Mrs. Jessie Llewel in the carpenters' shop con. lyn, whose death at the age of 53 nected with his joinery business Lilian Gish At Her Best, was declared by the family doctor | He said, "I cannot understand the Lilian Gish hae long been re- to have been due to arsenic poison- mystery. I am fortified during the garded as one of he finest of screen ing, intend to spare no expense in suspense by one thought. I have actressce. She has never done bet elucidating the mystery. She was a clear conscience-a conscience ter than in "The Wind." the wife of Mr. Joseph Llewellyn, that is as clear as crystal. We more annoying manneriems have Llanelly-builder, who is in his were just like Darby and Joan and practically vanished, her face is 69th year.

no couple ever thought of each mirror for a thousand emotions. The relatives intend to call one other so affectionately as we did she plays each scene with rare sin or more of the beet experts in the During our short married life I did cerity and power. Lars Hansen, as country when the inquest is re-all possible for her comfort or plea. the husband, is once more the Lara sumed. Detectives who are search sure. She thanked me just before Hansen of his earlier Swedish 6ims ing for a tarifah driver be she died and she did not knew he gives a perfect performance believed to be in a position to give the was dying-for what I bad in a film which is practicn}}e_flaw. important evidence are now satis done for her.

Viers.

'Her

"The Potters." -

"The Potters" at the World, is

DANCERS

MISS

CHERIE VALENTINE

AND MISS

TOYASITA BIRDWELL

20 a series of

a comedy of domestic life from to-day to Saturday. W. C. Fields takes the part of Pa Potter who MODERN AND ECCENTRIC boasts of his connections" in the city when, really, he is only a hard.

DANCES working stenographer. At home he is so tormented for his mecüncas that be plunges his life savinge into. oil stock in order to get rich quick- ly, and finally comes out on top and surprises everybody with bis sudden wealth.

Usual Prices-Advance Booking Now Open at Queen's.

good, the other bad; of two women,, At The Star.

one & mere child, the other-bard the picture which will be screened tells how the two women come to "God Gave Me Twenty Cents" and "of two coins both falso. It at the Star from today to Satar- love the same man, and how, with day is another production from the the aid of the coins, the happiness hand of Herbert Brenon, the, direc-of all is almost wrecked The pic

Beau Geste? and ture is distinctly unusual in theme "Peter Pan." The picture con- and is enacted by a strong cast! and tells the story of tee men on hall; Ly do Puteh and Wil tains romance, action and suspense, headed by Lois Moran; Jack Mu

(Cantinued at foot of nezt column.) Collier, jr.

tor of

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