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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE

10, 1931.

CENTRAL THEATRE TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2,30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 p.m.

GARY COOPER

A MAN FROM WYOMING

A Graement Gature,

NEXT CHANGE

A 1931 Paramount Production "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE”

with

Norman Foster, Carole Lombard Skeets Gallagher and Eugene Pallette

A real comedy that you cannot miss.

-STARTING 18th Inst.

PROGRAMME.

BROADCAST BY 2.B.W. ON 355 METRES.

11 to 11:30a.m.-Stock quotations. 11.10 am-Chincas programme, 19.30 p.m.-European programmas, Į

1 p.m.-Local time, weather report.

1.30 p.m.-Rugby Press news," öto.

3 p.mClose down.

3 to 7p.mi-Chinese programme.

0

to 6:30 pm..Chinese children's.

programme.

7 to 10.30 pm-European pro- gramme of Victor records sup- plied by Messrs. Tuang Fook Piars Co

7. to 7.28 p.m.—31.

Band Selections.

"High School Cadets "March

(Sousa).-Souen's: Band. ·

Under the Double Eagle-March (Wagner). -Sousa's Band- 10971.

The Warbler's Serenado" (Perry)

-Arthur Pryor's Band,

The Whistler and His Dog" (Pryor),Arthur Fryer's Band,

-158C9.

"Electric March" (Creatore).-

Creatore's Band, "American Army March" (Las- selli),-Creatore's Band,—19844, "Over the Waves"-Waltz (Hons)

Arthur Fryor's Band.

"La Paloma" (Yradier).—Arthur

Pryor's Band.-19878,

7.28 to 6 p.m.--

Organ Bolos,

Prelade in C Minor" (Chopin).

Archer Gibson-33072,

"Largo " (Handel),--Mark An-

drewa.-35058.

Introduction and Fague" (Liszt).

-Fernando Germani.-23000,

"The Old Refrain."-Archer Gib

Bon.

"A Perfect Day" (Jacobs-Band).—

Archer. Gibson,-36019,

8 p.m. Local time and weather

report.

8.03 to 8.28 p.m.-

Orchestral,

է:

"Alcina Suite ". (Handel), Phil

-harmonic-Symphony-Orchestra-

of New York-1435,

“BALACLAVA" "Espann Hodie (Chabrier).-

THE CHARGE OF

THE LIGHT BRIGADE

A Super-British

Production based

on Historical Facts

that

Every Britisher should see Every Serviceman should see Every Student should see Everybody should see

Refreshes the happy dancing hours

Detroit Symphony Orch.-1337. "Hungarina. Dance No. ཥུ"

(Brahms). San Francisco Symphony Orch.-1206. "Hungarian Dance No. 5" (Brahms). San • Francisco Symphony Orch.--1298. Song Without Words" (Tachai- kowsky).Philadelphin Sym- phony Orch.-}]}},

8.28 to 9.00 p.m.-

Instrumental,

Harp Solo-"Old Folks at Home" (Foster), Alberto Salvi-4001. Piano Solo" Impromptu in A Flat" (Chopin)-Harold Bauer. Piano Solo-Chorale" (Bach)

-Harold Bauer.--1373. Dust Sevon Variations on a Theme from The Magic Flate" (Mozart), Beethoven, Pablo Casals ("Collist) and Alfred Cortot (Pianist).—3047. Violin Solo "Legend of the Canyon" (Cadinan). Fritz Kreisler.

Violin Solo" Caprice Antiquo?? (Balogh Kreisler).-Fritz Kreis- ler.-1003.

Piano Solo-Passepied" (Loo

POL ROGER Delibes)-Otsin Gabrilowitsch

CHAMPAGNE

(Vintage 1921)

-- Sole Agente ;--

H. BUTTONJEE & SON.

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ets.

If, when at home, they will call For telephone to the above, address, they will repaive the utmost at anoe and the latest available intor mation on all supipote of inquiry will be placed at their disposal.

witsch.-1095.

HONGKONG'S FINEST CNEMA

America's Sweetheart, fascinating star of The Devil's Holiday," brings you an even more enthralling diam

'LAUGHTER'

WITH

Nancy Carroll

a Paramount Picture

The most powerful. dramatic story seen. on the scroon this year.

With handsome FREDRIC MARCH.

SHOWING TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

SHE CAN'T RESIST

A Laughing lover ! though all the world stands

between him

and her.

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE. TEL: 25813; 25880.

IN

Violin Solo-"Song of the Volga LOSS OF A MOTOR

Kreisler).-

Boatmen (arr. Fritz Kreisler-1199. Song For You Alone " (O'Reilly-Gech).--Enrico Caru- so (Tenor):-507. Song "A Dream" '(Cory-Bart lett). Enrico Caruso (Tenor). --807,

Song - La Zagalina" (The Shepherdess) (Duarte-Tabuyo), Marguerite D'Alvarez (Mezza- Soprano).

KETCH.

SUGGESTIONS ABOUT SCUTTLING.

"Can the loss of this vessel possibly have occurred in the way suggested by the parties to these proceedings?"

"Song" Tus Ojillos. Negroaя

(Your Little Black Eyes) (De Castro-Do Falla).-Marguerite This was the question which Mr. D'Alvarez (Mezzo-Soprano).- | Pilcher, for the Board of Trade, -1139~

suggested that the Court should con-

Violoncello Solo Vito" (Pop-sider when the inquiry into the loss

per).-Pablo Casals. Violoncello Solo

"Spanish (Granados - Casals) Pablo Casals-1311.

Danco'

Engineers, Westminster,

of the motor ketoh XL in the Firth of Clyde on July 5 inst was resum- ed under the presidency of Mr. H. Song "O Sole mio" (My Sun-Metcalfe, at the Institution of Civil

shine) (Capurro di Capua),- Enrico Caruso (Tenor). Song "A Vucchella" (A Little Posy) D'Annunzio and Tosti). -Enrico Caruso (Tenor).-501. 9.51 to 10.18 p.m.

Selections from Opera.

„“I think,” went on Mr. Pilcher, "that if you consider the evidence, "you are bound to find considerable dificulty in finding that it could have occurred in that way. It rather looks as though this is a.

* Mignon "--Overture (Thomas).-coneccted story. Although you Chicago Symphony Orch.-6630, know that ships are scuttled some- "Pearl Fishers"-Selection (Bizet, times, happily it is generally done

Arr. Creatoro). - Creatore'a „Band.—30001..

by foreigners. British seamen are "Cavalleria Rusticana "-Selection not in the habit of scuttling their

(Mascagni),-Creatore's Band- ship. ·

35815,

10.18 to 10.28 p.m.—.

Pianoforte Solos by Ignace

Jan Paderewski.

Etude in G Flat Major" (Cho-

pin).

"Etude in Minor" (Chopin)

3387...

"By the Brookside" (Stojowski) "The Prophet Bird" (Schumann)

4-1498.

10.28 p.m.-Rugby mid-day Press

nowB

10.30 p.m.-Close down.

MOVIELAND

FOR THE WEEK

STAR

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY "AT 2.80, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20.

The

A William Fox

presentation

ARIZONA

If blame is to be attributed to anybody, it must be shared by all. No doubt the degrees of blame are different. I suppose the most blaune- worthy is the man who supplies the inotive. But all those men rautat have been in the plot

Mrs Stokes mortgaged her house, and Capt. W. B. Stokes bought the the vessel, so that her value was XL for £100 and spent money on

perhaps £270. He insured her for £400 and then for £000, and then in respect of her loss accepted £300 in settlement.

Logal Representation,

Capt. J. B. Goff, the mate, had been At the time the ketch foundered. pub in charge by Cant. Stokes (who was on board at the time) because he (Capt. Stokes) was ill. Charles Chapman was A.B., and the three men had agreed that they were ship- If this a serious application on matce on the Bernard when she was. behalf of these three mon, it comes lost oarly in 1020, and in respect of to this really, that the case, as it which insurance money where stands against them, is really thatceived.

Piano Solo" Shophord's Hoy" They wore asked at the opening of (Grainger). Ossip Gabrilo the inquiry whether they were in fast, represented legally, and they have been given ample opportunity, Violoncello Solo "Adagio "I think, sincs service of the notice

Bach-Siloti Casals). Pablo, to consider their position. Casals Violoncello Solo-" Goyescas "...

Intermezzo (Granados).--Pable ...Caenis: 6330. |9.00 to 1.51 pm.

1

they deliberately scuttled the ship Mr. Pilcher mentioned that the Mr. Pilcher: I think so, sir. I parties had been considering the make no submission, but am bound matter, and were anxious to have to make suggestions.

an opportunity of being legally re- presented. The application came s little lato, but the Board of Trade would not oppose it...

Concert Items.

Asked individually, Stokes, Goff, Chapman, and John Robert Buller Song "The Little

Damazel" Meeke (motorman of the X-A) (all (Wandharly-Novelló), Lucrezin agreed to the case proceeding with

Mr. Motcalfe The trouble is Bori (Soprano),

out their being legally represented this: that this inquiry has taken Thomas William Revans, assistant such a course, and now involves Song-Simonetta" (White-Rum.

to the Chief Ship Surveyor, said issues of gravity, and 1 fool per Gold-Lucrezia Bori (Boprano), that his could conceive of no object ponally some difficulty about it. It

1102.

which, with the XL, drifting along may be that the findings of the as she was could posibly have Court will be of such a character caused a hole, such as had been a might possibly lead to brooood... described in evidenos.

ings of a different description. (Continued on previous column.)

Violin Solo Negro Spiritual Melody" (Dvorak Traps. Kreis ler) Frits

Judgment was Toberved.")

KID

with

Warner Baxter

SWORLDA

FINAL SHOWINGS, TO-DAY Ar 2,30, 5.15, 7.15 & 0.20.

The

THE SILVER SCREEN.

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

"SHOW OF SHOWS."

What is without doubt the most spectacular film extravaganza" over, filmed, Warner Bros. singing, talk-- ing dancing revue in technicolour,

MOVIELAND

EATURE

THE WEEK

QUEEN'S

"Show of Shows," is now at the PQ-PAX & TO-MOBROW

Ar 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20

Queen's Theatre.

In the dazzling array of stars may

be mentioned John Barrymore, Beatrice Lillie, Winnie Lightner," Dolores Costello, Georgen Carpen tior, Frank Fay, Patay Ruth Miller, Myrna Loy, Alice White, Nick. Lucas and Irene Bordoni.

There are twenty-nine distinct numbers, among them a military parade with Monte Blue and throo hundred beautiful girls; an ex- quisite black and white dancing number with Louise Fazenda and Frank Fay and a huge chorus; a Skull and Crossbones" number with a delectable array, of lady stars and a score of the most famous. "heavies"; a grand final which features Betty Compson and Alex- ander Grey and three hundred and fifty dancing girls and one' hundred and Afty negro entertainers na well B ten specialty dancing acts. John G. Adolf directed under the supervision of Darryl Zanuck,

"LOTTERY. BRIDE.”

Joe E. Brown, stage and screen comedian, laughed himself into the stellar comedy role of one of the year's most pretentions musical pro. ductions, Lottery Bride," coming to the Queen's Theatre on Friday."

Arthur Hammerstein, New York stage impresario, selected Brown when he displayed the exact brand, of humour Hammerstein was seck- ing.

"Lottery Bride" is from the pen of Herbert Stothart, with adapta- tion by Howard Einmott Rogers. Rudolf Friml, America's foremost light opera composer, wrote the musical scores. Paul L. Stein directed.

KING'S THEATRE.

"LAUGHTER"

When Paremcunt starred Nancy Carroll in The Devil's Holiday" several months ago, it started what socms now to be a dramatic tradi tion. For the inefiably competent Miss Carroll renews her meritorious werk in the heavy trappings of serious-sided protonding when sho protrays the role of the misunder- stood Peggy Gibson in "Laughter" at this Theatre to-day.

In "The Devil's Holiday" sho was soon so the gold-digger type- of girl who finally was brought to a roalisation of life's humbler joys through tragic circumstancos. Int "Laughter" she is seen as an ex- Follice girl who marries a man of wealth, albeit a man of years con siderably more advanced than her Fown. ́ ́ It is this"Lontínual lack of confidence: in her; his failure to understand the youthful psychology of her gay spirit for play which forms the plct fabric. In addition to this she is always getting the bad breaks in the play. Although innocent of blame, she is charged with being a burglar; even finally with complicity in murder. But in the end she attains freedom.

Sky Hawk

JOHT GARRE

Fredric March, as a young com peser who falls in love with her early in the picture, and stays in that happy state until its conclu sion, gives a performance worthy of his talents. As the doughty old Wall Street broker to whom she is married, Frank Morgan does is neht jcb of it..

WORLD THEATRE.

THE SKY HAWK."

Bringing dramatic scenes aboard

a raiding Zeppelin to the screen, The Sky Hawk" har many new thrills-and-also has the distinction of being the great sll-talking pro- duction filmed in the air, kufram

John Garrick, Helen Chandler and Gilbert Emery share leading honours in the Fox Movietonë film showing: 'nt... the World Theatre; John G. Blystone directed.

JOHN BARRYMORE.

FRANK PAYMENT! Richard BartheLKES) BEATRICE LILLIE TED Lewis

ALICH WHITE Nick LUCAS

George's CARPENTER Wisin LIGHTNER

ENE BORDONT DOLORES COSTELLO GRANT WITHERSTM

FLORETTA YOUNG

BEN TURPIN AFLAMING Lang

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PATTY RUTH MILLER, DOMOLAS FAIRBANKI. LOUISE FAZENDA MYRNA LOY MARIAN NIXON SALLY ONEIL

CHESTER MORRIS MONTE BLUB NOAH BEEKY LLOYD HAMILTON

ALICE DAY

¿VIOLA DAMA BEST ROACH

H. B. WARNER

WILLIAM COURTENAY TN TIN THỊ Lots Wo

ALEXANDER GRAY Chester CoNKLIN, HOBART BOSWORTH

LEZ MORAN

TULLY MARSHALS

BULL MONTANA HELENS COSTELLO MOLLY ODAY

MARCELINE DAY

WILLIAM COLLIER JACQUELINE LOGAN EDNA MURPHY WILLIAM BAKEWEL PALINE GABON SALLY EILERS SULLY BEANE ALBERTA VAUGHAN ARMIDA SHIRLEY MASON CARMEL MYERS Marian Byron. JOHNNY ARTHUR Sonn RUTH CLIFFORD Heinis Conklin', ETHLYNE CLAIRS Albert GRAND": FRANCES LEA Gertrude OLMSTRAD Anthony BushelL ADAMAS VAUGHAN” ANDERS RANDOL WHEELER DAKMANA OTTO MATIESEN PHILO MCCULLOUGH -KATA PASHA ||Jimmy CLEMONS EJ. RATCLIFFE: 1510 SILVERS LOLA VENDRILL HARIESTE LAKE WILLIAM ADACID, DANCERS.

NEXT CHANGE

OTTERY BRIDE

Unedited A JOSEPH ALSCHENCIO

JEANETTE MAC DONALD

DARING!

VIVID

GAY !

Dynamlo

Romance

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