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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1931.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE.

LAST WEEK'S ACTIVITIES.

Sespay. Manen 20:-

11.E. the Governor and Lady Peel accompanied by Capt. T. A. H. Coltman, A.D.C., lunched with the Hou. Mr. A. E. Wood at Taipo. MONDAY, MARCH 90:--

Representing H.E. the Governar, Capt. T. A. I. Coltman met 11.8 Senge Matta Oliviera, Governor

Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES. NOTED STAGE STAR

THE AMATEUR, DRAMATIC

CLUB.

Next Thursday evening, April 0, at the T.M.C.A., Kowloon, is being held the last Ladies' Night of the season.

three

DEAD.

ALMA STANLEY.

END IN A PRISON HOSPITAL.

famous

The tragedy of a one stage beauty, a friend of King Edward, was revealed last month.

She was Miss Alma Stanley, who I until recently lived over a garage

Notting Hill.

designata of Maeso, on his arrival of their kind given at Kowloon, remand on a charge of drunken

in the Colony.

She died in the prison hospital at Holloway, where she was under ness, her name appearing as Mrs.. Alice Porter (78), widow, Notting Hill Gate. Her husband was stuart do Garmo Portor..

Since the opening of the Euro pe Branch of the Institution some few years ago, ench successive winter has proved that monthly functions are, perhaps, the most entertaining, and interesting apart from the fact that they also Capt. A. L. Jackson, R.N.. paid give to members the opportunity a call on His Excellency and stayed of entertaining non-member friends The forming of $2 Amateur to lunch at Governmepi House.

Dramatic Club early this winter 11.E. the Governor attended by has provided the YM.C.A. with TL Capt. T. A. H. Coltman, A.D.C.plentiful supply of talented mem earried out the annual inspection of bers for the programmes for these The Hong Kong Palice Forec.

evenings, practically right through H.E. the Governor and Endy Peel the season.

in consequence this attendel by Capt. T. A. H. Colt: winter's session of entertainment. Porter would not admit that she man, A.D.C.. were the guests of the directors of The China Enter. has been the best on record, and tainment Co. and of Lane, Craw-mebers of the dramatic elab are ford, Ltd, at the inaugural banquet to be congratulated on their efforts. Ambitious RS the prograinmes and a private performance at the have appeared to be from the on- King's Cinem

lookers viewpoint, it is worth penting that the standing of this sideline in Y.M.C.A. netivities has been well justified. Comedy, drama, and fares from the pens of such well-known

TUESDAY, MARCH 31:--

H.E. the Governor attended by Capt. T. A. II. Coltman, A.D.C., paid an informal call on their Majesties the King and Queen of Sam on the m.s, Selandia.

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Milne,

Barrie, Jacobs, and Arnold Bennett have been produced and played ex- tremely well during the past few months.

H.E. the Governor and Lady Peel gave a dinner party in honour of their Majesties the King and Queen of Siam, the following were Given better facilities and op- the guests:H.R.H. Prince Synati, portunities this little dramatic club H. Vice Admiral Sir Howard should go far towards helping in Major the field of entertainment in the and Lady, Kelly, H.E. General Sandilands, H.H. Mr. Colony, and in connection with this Justier Wood, Bon, Mr. and Mrs. we understand that in the new wing E. R. Hallax, the Hon. Sir which is now being added to the Shou-soo and Lady Chow, Chao Y.M.C.A. premises, a large assembly Phya Byjendr, Monchao Vipulga hall with a permanent stage is being Svastikul. Yochao Thavara Jni-erected, yanta, M. Klong Jaiyanta, Phra Nararaj, Mr. and Mrs. Bagram. WEDNERDAY, Apart 1:-

H.E. the Governor received the members of the Currency Com mitter Capt. T. A. H. Coltman. 4.D.C., went on board the RM.S. Empress of Japan to pay H.E. the Governor's respects to their Majes ties the King and Queen of Siam an air departure from the Colony, THURSDAY, APRIL 2:-

1.E. the Governor received M. J. Jose Salas, Consul General for

Peru.

Council

H.E. the Governor and Lady Peel moved to Mountain Lodge.

This augers well for the future activities of the dramatic club.

At the inquest Dr. John HaN. Morton, the governor and medical officer, stated that death was duo to bronchitis, congestion of the lungs and chronic alcoholism, Mrs. was more than 56 years old.

The jury recorded a verdict of "Death from natural causes.**

Miss Alma Stanley played lead- ing parts at most of the London theatres. She was one of the idols of London when she starred at the Gaiety, the Royalty and the Hay- market, and numbered many woll- known people among her friends.

The daughter of Captain Stuart Stanley, a member of the body. guard of the Emperor Maximilian

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Mexico, she was trained as dancer from her childhood, When only 18 she made her first stage ny- pearance at Milan, and her danc ing brought her instant suceres.

Londonera Baw her on the stage for the last time in 1002, when she pinyed Mrs. Vesey in The Houso Agent's Dilemma."

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"I had known Mrs. Porter For the past five years," Mr. Alfred T, Barnes, proprietor of the Coronet Garage, Notting Hill, told the Nowe Chronicle recently. "Sho led a quiet life in the Ave rooms above the garage,

"She could speak three langu. P

dressed Always ages fluently. fashionably, she did not look her years, and before her illness one would have taken her for a woman twenty years younger."

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The programme arranged for Thursday evening is well up to the previous standard, Sir James Barrie's "The Twelve Pound Lonk" This being the chief attraction. story of the newly crented knight. | pompous self-onde man whose sole ambition through life has been.

An intimate woman friend said: to neerus much wealth, and by so doing has attained a surfeit of this "Mrs. Porter was a Lady Bounti world's goods without gaining the ful of the district and would help happiness that should go with it anyone who came to her with a (although this latter fact he doesn't story of poverty. She hold court admit) the weak, spineless wife, like any modern stage star would Lady Anderson, Mr. J. 5. Ander and the neat the effecient little do in her dressing-room, in the Bon, and Mr. A. D. Anderson lunch-typist who, for the second time; little flat above the garage, ed at Government House,

coines into the life of "Sir" Harry. "I understood that she served 1.E. the Governor presided at Sims, thereby completely spoiling with the transport services in the meeting of the Legistative his morning, and also instilling Trance and was wounded.”

into the mind of the future the Lady Sims thoughts as to possibilities in life which are still hers for the asking, is already well-known. It suffices to say here. therefore, that the parts are played by the Rev. N. V. Halward, Miss Margaret Birt and Miss Kathleen Curtiu, respectively, and as thea clever nunateurs have already ap peared before local audiences with auccess patrons can look forward to There has just been entrusted to a very enjoyable evening's enter- the care of Captain H. S: Whealy.tainment. Crowe. governor-general of Royal Stuart Society and president of the Rosal Martyr Church Eniva, for final identification, what is be lieved to be the embalmed heart of the great Marquess of Montrose.

Montrose, alter the final defent of his efforts to regain Scotland for the Stuarts, was captured by his Covenanting enemies and hanged as a traitor at Edinburgh on May 21, 1030. A little, casket was made from the blade of Montrose's sword. and in this the heart was placed after allming.

MYSTERY OF A HEART.

IS IT MONTROSE'S!: 980 YEARS IN A CASKET.

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Musical and vocal items by local artistes provide the first half of the programine.

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Tokyo, March 31.-Ten policemen were wounded, several of them seriously, in an affray with mombers of the City Employees Union here-to-day

Completion of rehabilitation pro- jects made necessary by the earth- quake of 1923 resulted in the dis- charge yesterday of 800 employees of the City Engineering Bureau It was to protest against the dis charge of these workers that the labourers staged their démonstra- tion to-day.

Police reserves numbering 200 wore summoned before. the trouble. waa quelled.

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