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Daring-Delightful-Different
FBAR AIM
SING
A roguish
revel of
"My Future
Just
Passed"
"Do You
Play, Madame?.
love and
laughs,
lyrics-and
lace.
CHARLES BUDDY'
IN
ROGERS "Safety in Numbers
A Paramount Pictur
Imagine! "America's” Boy-Friend" romane ing with live gorgeous girls. In a skyscraper castle just made for love!
TUESDAY, Dec. 9th
JEANETTE MACDONALD
IN
A Merry Musical Mix-Up of
Laughs, Love and Songs
'Let's Go Native
a Gamamount
Picture
Bookings at Anderson and the Theatre (Tel. 25720).
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1930.
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS IGIYAS TIVILLIAT'S
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
Copyright, 1938, by The Bell Syndicate, iscj
WAITING RO
THE PERLEYS AREN'T ON SPEAKING TERMS BECAUSE MRS. PERLEY, WHO HAS ALWAYS BEEN UNABLE TO UNDER- STAND THE SHIFT FROM DAYLIGHT TO STANDARD TIME, SET
THE CLOCKS THE WRONG WAY SATURDAY NIGHT SO THAT WHEN FRED WENT DOWN SUNDAY MORNING TO MEET THE
8 O'CLOCK TRAIN ON WHICH HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW WAS COMING FOR THE DAY IT WAS ACTUALLY ONLY 6 O'CLOCK, AND FOR TWO HOURS HE PACED WONDERING WHY THE TRAIN DIDNIT COME. (HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW, INCIDENTALLY, MISSED THE TRAIN ),
GENERAL TARIFF “AT ONE STROKE,"
Dificulty of Our Exports. "We are finding increasing diffi. culty in placing the exports upon which our power to purchase over-
MR. CHURCHILL'S SUPPORT, seas depends. Tariffs are raised
Mr. Winston Churchill, apoaking at Wanstead, Essex, discussed fiscal problems.
1 think we should all be very
enreful not to lose our sense of pro- portion, became Conservatism and the Conservative canse are much more important than any one par ticular point, from which a party ean fight," he said. "I have not concerned myself with any of these internal quarrels or disputes that are going on. I have saved my powder and shot for the common enemy. I Lave tried to direct the public censure against the un- worthy occupants of the Treasury
Bench
World Food Market. "Twenty million people have come into existence upon world food bought at a world price. If we had reinained an agricultural country limited by what we raised from our own wil, we should never have been
the mighty nation which carried the Allied cause triumphantly through out the War, or have built up an Empire upon which the sup never sets. We have been able to build up higher real wages, higher staf- dards of life, and a better tempor and greater loyalty than you will see in any other country in Europe. That is one side of the picture
At the same time we have to soc every week the figures of more than 2,000,000 umemployed grow. Our great industries are depressed, and of course our agriculture has been Baarifiend. We are all going through a state of world depression. The world depresion will pass, but if England is the last country to come out of it we shall find the marketa well webbed in and staked up against us.
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BRIXTON GAOL ESCAPE DRAMA.
LOCK SAWN FROM CELL · DOOR.
THE SILVER SCREEN.
"SAFETY IN NUMBERS."
"Buddy Rogers worked his talking-aureen alchemy at the Can- tral Theatre in Safety in Num- bero," which is as close to amuse- |ment perfection as a talkie-single
could be.
The plot deals with the fortunda of a young heir to wealth who is sent to New York by guardian unclo to be schooled in the ways of the wily world. The teachers whom the uncle wisely chooco for this job are three georgeous "Follies" girls.
The girls are pledged to refrain fron vamping "Buddy" but they can't help falling for him. Neither can two other girls whom he meets in his spirited gallivanting around Gotham. One day a group, from the "Follies" comes to the girls apart. |ment to rehearse a new song and danco number. "Buddy" inter- rupta' the proceedings by proposing. one he wrote himself. The producer likes it and buys it from "Buddy": Meanwhile "Buddy" has fallen hard for one of his teachers. After a series of amusing adventures, in which music and, song play a big part Buddy wins the girl.
Richard Tucker, a veteran of the films, plays the role of the uncle. The five girls who **romanticate with the effervescing "Buddy" are Carol Lombard, Kathryn Crawford, Josephine Dunn, Virginia Bruce and Genova Mitcheli.
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Roscoe Karna as the "hare
hard-boil. ed* taxi driver provides much of the comedy-support, aided by Louise Beavers, Negro comedienne, and Raoul Paoli, the husky chauffeur.
"LORD BYRON OF -BROADWAY,"
against us in senseless progression. We find wo are no longer in the.! position in which wo flourished der. The cutting away of a heavy steel ing the reign of Queen Victoria. kek that fastened' a prison cell
Tho amours of a young song The world of the twentieth century door,, the sawing out of a three-writer with five beautiful women is not nearly as favourable to three inch window bar, a drop to the activate the plot of "Lord Byron of Broadway," Metro-Goldwyn- islands as was the nineteenth, Inground of forty feet, a long wait Mayer's newest musical picture almost every direction the changes for rescuers who did not arrive, which is showing at the Queen's
Theatre. that have taken place, new powers and a grim struggle in the dead
Charles Kaley, formerly of Ear! and forces that have arisen, have of night with a prison patrol •. Carroll's "Vanities," was imported placed us in a deas advantageous These facts, which road like a to Hollywood to play the part of position than we formerly occupied. page from a detective "thriller," the hero, while Ethelind Terry,
primg
donna of Ziegfeld's Rio We were the world monopolist of belong to a real-life drama, which, Rita, Marion Shilling and Gwon coal in those days; now oil, which has just been investigated by Leo have the principal feminine
rules. hardly produced in the British the Prison Commissioners in con-. Empire, has taken its place. The nection with one of the most dar-mont, co-directors of the produc William Nigh and Harry Beau- United States has towered up
against_us well as other coun- 1g capes ever attempted at Brix- tries. Therefore, the fiscal questionton Prison. is a question of the most vital im- portance.
A Valuable Revenue,
"We have to fight these matters out as a party question, and the Conservative Party is entirely right in its view that the time has come when we should definitely establish a general tariff against foreign im- ported manufactured goods. Such tariff would yield us a valuable revenue and a relief to other forms of taxation, and the proceeds of that revenue or a part of it could devoted to the necessary aid of agriculture.
Central Figures.
tion, left ronnt for a number of
QUEEN'S
SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20.
The Story of
Mail Bride
Order
VILMA BANKY
10
Lady Love
**Meuo Gotugn
TALKINO
YOU'LL laugh through your
tears, you'll acclaim this the greatest blend of strong drama,, unusual romance, and good, earthy comedy you've ever seen on the screen! Banky's talking triumph?
A VICTOR SEASTROM production with EDWARD G. ROBINSON
NEWSREEL
HEARST METROTONE
Technicolour revues and Albertina NEXT CHANGE
Rasch ballets, which in themselves are alone worth Boeing. There is The gaol is used mainly for dealso a variety of song hits written by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur tortions under remand, but mon finishing their sentences are often
Freed. removed there before being liberat.
A young man who had been bdg ed in the prison under remand waa the contral figure of the story.
Altor supper he was locked in
The cast includes Cliff Edwards, Beniny Rubin, Drow Demorest, John Byron, Rita Flynn, Hazel Craven, Gino Corrado and Paulette Daquet.
his cell, and a round of inspection SCHNEIDER TROPHY RACE. was made, following the ustial cus tom. Everything was in order, but some hours later warders found QUESTION OF R.A.F. OFFICERS'
PARTICIPATION.
that the door of the cell was open. Perhaps I go further than the and the man had escaped.
He had official party programme for having
managed to stertle a reached the conclusion that a gen-small stoel hacksaw, and when al eral tariff is necessary as a stimulus was quit had cut out the lock to industry and an aid to revenue, complete. Remand prisoners are I should prefer to see it carried out allowed their own food, and it is at one stroke rather than to see believed that he may have used it built up piccemeal by a number butter on the me to deaden. the of feguarding duties. In my noise. judgment it is better to get clear of favouritism and lobbying by piecemeal treatment of the subject." Our Boat Policy.
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(THROUGH BRUTER'S-AGENDY.].
LONDON, Dec. 2. In the House of Commons at question-time, Mr. F. Montague confirmed the statement that Bri tish, French, and Italian aero-clubs From his coll be crept to a wash had reached an agreement regarding house on the fourth storey and cut the regulations for the Schneider out one of the heavy three-inch iron | Trophy Race in 1931, and added that window bars. It left him just aufi- it had not yet been decided who.
ther Air Force olhoors would be. permitted to participate. The de- posit for each machine entered was fixed at £1,600, an amount com which the British Aero Club had throughout insisted:
Speaking of food taxes, Mr. cient room to squeeze through, and Churchill said it was a difficult and he made his way, either by means dangerous question.
We don't of a rope or down the stackpips, to want fastened on us a burden at the ground, forty foot below.
Recaptured. the next election' that will prevent us from defeiting Socialism. I He still had the prison wall, don't think we should be fed by the twenty feet high, to climb, but it nose by the popular newspapers of is believed that he was expecting the country. Although they cireu- accomplices, who were to be wait- The man was found crouching in late two or three million coples in ing for him in Lyham-road with a & shadow by one of the patrola, the course of a day and people rend motor car.
and after a struggle was recaptur- them and see the news armaged to Under cover of darkness he waned and taken to a dotention cell, suit their point of view, they are dered round the inside of the wall, only expressing the view of parti- looking for the rope ladder that cular individuals. The policy that
was to be flung ovor.
For some the Conservative Party is commit- reason or other his friends failed ted to is the real policy which the turn up, and by that time a party wants. It is not forced upon e by pressure from outside, and not settled by wwspapers who have candidates here and there in the constituencies. Even if the next election does not turn out well for 1s, at lonst, our policy will not be dictated by some persons who on the morrow of our defeat will mil away: on some new adventure of their own.”
An odd sight in London during
Very Good and Next WOOL November was a man selling little KNITTER will undertake bunches of primroses in Haymarket, Fow people can remember to have the som primroses for sale on strecks at that time of year before, though they seem to be the flowers that Persephone fall from Dis's wagon," og individual speci mens will bloom almost El round the year in sheltored places. Ono could buy roast chestnuts at the KOMOR A KOMOR for FIVE; Jeggisleno & 12th further on it one DAYSONly Open MONDAY waled to-go-10--thoroughly-To
"mixed "seasonal sensations
DIXHIBITION of DINNER VER
VICES, TEA SETS and Other Domenic Chins of the Well known Manufacturers, WILLIAM RAE, Kear,
He was dealt with under the dje ciplinary rules for attempted pri
on breaking, and at the same timo the commissioners' inquiry was not up to discover how, the man was able to smuggle the implement into general alarm had been raised,
(Continued out next Column.) * his call.
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"BROADWAY"
100% Talking, Singing, Dancing. Pictured in natural colours, with gorgeous dance numbers, and the most distinguished cast ever assembled.
·AT
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'An' eye - and eat, Entertainment You'll love!
Lord
BYRON
of
BROADWAY
TALKING
Charley Kaley Etlalind Terry
Cliff Edwards Marion Shilling
* with
TECHNICOLOR
COMING SHORTLY
ERICH MARIA REMARQUE'S great ) novai.Presentedby CARI LAERIALE... Produced by CASL LAEMIALE, Je.
• Directed by LEWIS MILESTONE
ON
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