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TO-DAY TO WEDNESDAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 AND 9.20 My friend, I do not ask for
Men like these,
A Little dole, a little time at ease. Sir Francie Newbolt.
KE THESE
A NATIONAL EPIC OF NAVAL HEROISM
DEDICATED TO H.M. SUBMARINE SERVICE Directed by WALTER SUMMERS
Supported by
"OLD
SOLDIERS
NEVER
DIE"
A Riotous Army Comedy Featuring LESLIE
FULLER
NEXT CHANGE
ALL STAR COMEDY
LEATHER NECKING
Radio
Potre
(STAR)
TO-DAY ONLY AT 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20
JOHN CRAWFORD
în
LAUGHING
M.G.M. Picture
SINNERS
"RADIO CAPTURES, INLAND CHINA.
(Continued from Page 3.)
show an aptitude for radiological
facts,
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MÕNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1932.
TO-DAY AT THE · CINEMA.
King's.
HONG KONG.
***One Hour with You” Centra
77, Park Lann." "The Last Love,"
World.
Men Like Thene,"
In villages in Szechwan Province streats have been thronged with listeners to the first set introduced } Queen's. to their part of the country, In onn instance troops had to be enll ed out to disperse the crowds-the local governor believing that the crowds wore massing for revolu tionary purposes. With the crowd
ispersed, the soldiers tank their places fore the shop in which the radio was being demonstrated, and they jammed the street more than the people, who took refuge | behind buildings and listened from whatever vantage points they ecull find.
In certain inland' towns, where the wealthy classes do not care to provide themselves and chance au- diturs with radio music, the local governments have bought the in- struments for the people, set them up in public places, and providi prograins during the day and often at night,
A Natural Oraze,
By virtue of this natural craze for radio that seems to be inherent in the Chinese people, it is believ ed that wireless will prove to be op of the greatest factors in educat ing the more backward parts of the country and affording them inti mate communication with progres-" sive ports and the outside world.
It is also believed that radio will help to unite China's numerous dis senting factions by affording rapid communication of ideas and argu ments. People will be able to have 1 more intimate insight into the machinations and operations of their government: and this fact will go far toward making China a truly democratic nation.
"King of The Wild" (pt. 9). Oriental.
"One Hour with You."
a
Blar.
KOWLOON.
"Laughing Sinners."
COMING.
King's.
The Calender."
She Wanted a Millionaire," "Reserved for Ladies."
Central.
Quaen's.
"Согнайг."
"Cock of the Air."
Leather Necking,"
"Tell England."
World.
"King of the Wild" (part 2).
Their Own Desire."
Blar.
"The Trail of '99," "Just a Gigolo."
"CUSHIONED POWER."
MAKES FOR BETTER
MOTORING.
With the advent of the Hillman Minx very considerable attention has been drawn to the "cushioned power," which is one of its out- etanding features; in fact, the motor prass has recently contained number of interesting letters on the subject of vibration.
KINGS THEATRE
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At 2.80, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m,
Here it is folks! And here is "It!" An entirely new idea in intimate screen amusement Intimately put over by that prince of Charm-land-
MAURICE
CHEVALIER
IN
One Hour with You
a Paramount Picture
with
Jeanette MacDONALD Genevieve TOBIN
Charlie RUGGLES
Roland
YOUNG ADERNST
LUBITSCH
PRODUCTION Hear these Song Hits
'MEN LIKE THESE."
UNIQUE SUBMARINE FILM
AT THE QUEEN'S.
"Men Like These "-the unique. submarine picture which opened its run at the Queen's Theatre yester jeny--may well be described as a feather in the cap of the Elstree producers, for it is indeed a unique film in every way. And little won- der too that the picture is scoring such a big suveess for it has for its theme the superb courage and ex- emplary conduct, displayed in the face of death by those men who serve under the seas. The British
Admiralty gave its unqualified assistance to Walter Summers the director of the picture, and in order that technical details in the film Nahosild be authentic, Capt; Bruce,
R.X., was lent as naval adviser.
The story itself is not new but it shows the horrors attendant on accidents to submarinos, and the
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1932 UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE
The Comedy Drama that was the
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A SOPHISTICATED THRILLER THAT IS AS WITTY AS
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17
AS IT IS SUSPENSEFUL INSTRU
DENNIS NELSON TERRY & BETTY STOCKFELD
IN
best part about the picture is the "77, PARK LANE"
Ivory vivid way in which it was pro-
tuced.
The submarines are steaming out
and At 2.30 and 7.15 DAILY
of barbour-first out of port, last | THE LATEST CHINESE MOVIETONE TALKING DRAMA to come home-flanked by the tower-
ing majority of battleship and YANG NOI MUI & SUN KING LAM
Beruiser, with their crews waving maybe nu eternal farewell to wives and sweethearts ashore.
IN
"THE LAST LOVE"
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Then, unescorted and alone, the L-60 leaves on her special, naya! adventure, rising for reconnoitring, inking for safety, rising and sink- ing, again and again,, cruising along on an apparently uneventful trip. The man at the periscepc pick up a sailing ship, but she is
ver three miles away. All seems THE LATEST 1932 UNITED well! Then suddenly a wallowing cramp steamer is sighted. emerging submarine is heading into her path and order is given to divo.
Tho
SHOWING SOON
ARTISTS SPECIAL FEATURE ROLAND WEST & CHESTER MORRIS, THE WINNING COM- BINATION WHO CREATED "ALIBI" NOW TOGETHER AGAIN
Every man rushes to his post to IN A SURGING, FAST-MOVING DRAMA OF THE HIGH SEAS. work the machinery for which he
is responsible. But it is altogether
too late for the tramp's bows grind
into the submarine and gash her steel sides like so much paper. The
sen rushes in and the crew is over- whelmed by the torrents.
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Writing in "The Autocar," the #akers state at torsional vibra- tion is so serious in some large power units that, if left unchecked, Craving for War News. it would break a crankshaft which Salesmen say that interest in was run on the critical period for a few hours. The very clever Lan- radio ruched its peak during the reernt invasion of Shanghai by chester vibration damper, and simi. Japanese. People in all parts of lar meaux, use a loose mass on the crankshaft to check or damp these the country listened with unprece- dented avidity to the reports of vibrations and make the eriginė progress of the 10th Route Armysafe and relatively silent through
these periods. Whereas with slow news Bervice to
"Cushioned Power," as adopted the inkown parts of China, the 19th Route Army, and their symla.for the Minx, works on a similar lism of a united China-a southern principle, and, by allowing the force fighting to drive a foreign engine to move instead of checking invader from northern territory,it harshly on the frame, softens out radio brought immediate pictures the effects in the engine and pre-HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY HINTS "while ho sees that his orders are
of the combat before the eyes of vents its transmission to the frame
the people; gave their sympathy for the 10 Route Army and their cause; and served to unite the na tion in a common sentiment.
ordered
and body.
The amount of information col- lected by the modern motor manu facturer in the course of business is truly tremendous, and often very Salesmen were pressed during the valuable facte emerge. Recently, period to set up all available radio for instance, fumber Ltd. carri receiving sets and many more but an investigation among 5,000 owners of their cars. Tlak instrumente were
from showed that the average motoring Shanghai and other distributing experience of Humber owners is. centers During
of 156,000 miles, while 87.3 p.c. of new periods
Humbers are bought by motorists war broadcasts, inhabitants towns gathered before the sets and received the reports with cheers and all the enthusiasm of Americnus listening to telegraphic or radio re- parts of football games.
of who have owned at least six cars
before.
Since this time interest in radio and the rate of sules have by no Beaus decreused. Isolated Chinese are taking a keen interest in poli tical, industrial, commercial, and
SHANGHAI LAND COMMISSION.
APPOINTMENT OF CHINESE MEMBERS.
Shanghai, July 97.-The foreign other affairs of more important rate-payers at their last annual centers. They have become radio meeting having approved the Coun fans to a greater extent gren than cil's suggestion for the appoint- Americans, whose favorite
proment of two Chinese members to thr grains form an essential part of the Land Commission, the Consular daily routine.
Radio Contribution to China's Westernization.
:
Body is now engaged in effecting. alterations in the Land Regulations in order to permit the election of two Chinese Land Commissioners, one to be nominated by the Chinese The stock market is but Rate-payers' Association and the other by the Chinese Property one of the many features of mó-
Owners. dern life,
this and
haa The announcement has created been brought to the isolated
satisfaction general
in Chines There has circles. Chinese through radio. been a notable increase in stock sales from the outports since radio
With has been introduced. tion of new appliances over the
en-
o, queries come to the brond-
casting station as to where thes can be procured. China has shown itself an eager student. It is ex-
WORLDApected that radio communication
TO-DAY TO THURSDAY
"KING of
the WILD (Part 2)
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.
The following passengers arrived will reform" the country largely by the P. & O. 8. Mantus:-Mr. to the specification of foreign and Mrs. Tate and Mias Tate, Mr. nations-in any event, this change Y. M. Chung, Mr. M. Choy, Mise will be effected through the medium E. Wolnizer, Mr. and Mrs. L. II. of radio infinitely more quickly, Wu, Mr. A. Drummond, Mr. J. more pleasantly, and more lasting Hooley, Mr. R. Gillespie, Mr. S. T. ly than will conscious efforts to drive Williamson, Mr. R. Sawer, Capt. homa westernization in China. by C. Langrin, Mr. H. Landmann, means of diplomacy, guns, or mis. Mr. P. Schertzer, Mr. A. Bronnert, sionaries, say the salesmen.-China | Capt. J. Crosthwaite, Mr. H. Wil Sun.
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What follows is perhaps the most Сеняв moment ole experiences. There is a grent struggle to escape-~- Thalf the crew get away safely, the other half is trapped, and again, another desperate bid for freedom. How the old hands try to cheer the Brawfans and how the Chief Petty Officer tries to hide his anxiety
Acarried out all go towards making
Men Like These "a really superb
m.
Elstree has been responsible for many first class pictures during the last couple of years but it would e no exaggeration to say that *'" Men Like These "must be classed
among the heat.
Before the feature film there is n splendid short picture entitled
Old Soldiers Never Die "-very excellent entertainment something AT 2,80, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 P.Mafter the style of "splinters.” ·
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LEATHERNECKING."
NEXT CHANGE AT THE QUEEN'S.
A trade notice states - Five well-known playera vie for To get two No. 1 stars to consent comedy hours in Radio Pictures' to appear in the same film must be "Leathernecking" which will open' an expensive and a delicate under. on Thursday, at the Queen's Thea- They are Eddie Foy, Jr., taking. When it is a question of tre. Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Benny Rubin, Ned Sparks, Ken MacDonald, who As promising Murray and Louise Fazenda. youngsters owapt the world before Foy and Murray are clever you- them in The Love Parnde," the deville and, musical comedy stars; experiment was justifiable, Every the latter was on the Orpheum cir- dim fan in the world wanted to ace
cuit eight years, the other junt stepped out of a Fred Stone show, "Ripples."
Benny Rubin, remembered for his soldier part in " Mariamme "* and other pictures, brings a comedy Blair to "Leathernceking." 1
to
Ned Spruks, now under contract Radio Pictures, and Louise Fazenda are cast in the best roles of their careers.
these two play opposito each other again, and Paramount are to be congratulated on the remet. "One Hour with You" drew crowded houses to the King's Theatre yes terday and probably achieves sue- cess wherever it goes. What a'con- stellation of Stars! Maurice and Jeanette, supported by Genevieve Tohin--who has played some very big parts--Charlie Huggles and Chamonix.-One of the best known: guides in Chamonix, M. Albert Roland Young, with Ernst Lu Simon, has been killed while lead-bitsch to direct them; and Oscar
Strauss as their composer i ing two visitors on a dangerous climb on the Charmoz peak of the Mont Blanc range. He was terrib bring to that rather gloomy place, y mutilated by a piece of falling Hollywood, whose best comedians stone when he was flung from a are and dogs like Charlie and rocky-shelf-into-a-ravine-600 feet Buster Keaton, the light hearted. the musica! stage play, "Present,
deep.
What has been done is at list to
Opposite the comedians are Irene Dunne, star of Ziegfeld's "Show boat" Lilyan Tashman, the best- dressed woman in films; Rita La
Roy, Radio's baby vamp Baron von Brincken, Carl Gerrard and others. "Leathernecking" adapted from
was directed by Eddie
ness of French farce, and of the Arms Simon and the wo members of hits Folies Bergeres. Those who know Cline, who received his comedy party were making good progress their Montmartre will greet as old training from Mack Sennett. towards the summit of the rugged friends many of the amusing turns peak when the guide noticed that and tricks of "One Hour with
shareholders of the film company.
a mass of rock directly above them You. It is all very rieque and who hoped to make their fortunes
seemed to be moving......
He warned his two companions
very clever, but it is at least light:"| hearted, and the two level headed
by the pet to make
the picture in question, for it
to stand close to the face of the people in the lead have the icy proved a box office bomb 1. eliff, and then he cut the rope as control necessary to keep even tho
an avalanche of earth and rock most daring actions on the level roared down upon the party He of amusing play.
had saved his fellow climbers by his advice, but was too late to "dave bimself..
Two of the finest of
ers onec tried the
"One Hour With You
far the best film of its kind, since "The Love Parade," and, while it has not the musical and romantic tour-de-force of the earlier talkio thing-hut it is a film that all pictura lovers,
play-"|
A sharp edged mass of rock truck him like the knife of a guii: taking it all seriously and the re-who like spice in their fure, will lotino. His last moment of life was
spent in signalling to his, com.sult was unpleasant even for the j enjoy. panions to cling closely to the cliff. (Continued at foot of next column.)
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