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ENTRAL

HEATRE

TAKE_QUEEN'S KD, WEIBOUND BUS..

TO-DAY AT THE

CINEMA.

HUNG HUNG

King's.

ADVANCE BOOKING AT ANDERSON'S

Vanishing Frontier,"

Queen's.

"Viennese Nights.".

Cantral.

TO-DAY ONLY

[At 2.80, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

A NEW TYPE OF PICTURE

(WITH SOUND & MUSIC)

THE PICTURE IS SO UN USUAL SO UNIQUE, SO THRILLING, 80 SPECT- ACULAR, SQ GRIPPING THAT WE URGE YOU TO

SEE IT.

WHITE HELL of

PITZ P

BALT

**White Hell of Pitz Palu."

Oriental.

* Humanity."

Star.

KOWLOON.

"Is Everybody Happy.".

King's.

Queen's.

COMING.

Movie Cry."

Transgression.”

"Huddle."

"Bachelor Apartmenia,"

Central,

Star.

"What Price Hollywood."

"Our Modern Maidens."

World.

Sins of Madelon Claudit,"

Lady Refuses."

Red Butterfly op. 4"

(Chinese picture).

"Tell England."

Oriental.

"Oh. For A Man?

Resurrection."

CANTON CINEMAS

Wing Hen Theatre,

Love Me tonight."'

Pearl Theatre.

"Grock." Southern Palace.

"Dreams," Sun Kwok Ma,

"Disorderly Conduct."

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932.

SHOWING

TO-DAY®

AT 2.30, 5.10,

7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

A MAN'S MAN and no woman could

resist him!.... Watch this Mex- ·· Ican Robin Hood

save the day for the

poor. Then watch-

him save the even ing for the senorita who adored him!'

JOHNNY MACK

BROWN

THE

VANISHING

FRONTIER

WITH

EVALYN KNAPP

ZASU PITTS⚫ RAYMOND HATTON A Paramount Release

ALU MOVIE NEWS

Breathless Thrills !

Featuring Gustav Diesel, Leni Riefenstahl, Ernst Petersen and Ernst Udet.

Directed by

Dr. Arnold Frank and G. W. Pabst,

A Universal Ficture.

SHOWING TO-MORROW

THE SURPRISE PICTURE

OF THE YEAR!

BED PATKE,

Botsarch

onstance

lance BENNETT

in a drama of the world, the Dash and the movies

"WHAT PRICE

HOLLYWOOD'

LOWELL SHERMAN NEIL HAMILTONA GREGORY RATOFF Dwasted by George, Color

The

WANT ADS

SAVE YOU

TIME

Pictures In Hong Kong

“VIENNESE. NIGHTS'

BEER AS A "PROPERTY'

THE VANISHING

FRONTTER"

TWO HUNDRED STAR RIDERS

Business and pleasure is com-

A trade notico atales:- Near beer satisfies the camera il not the consumer. Five hundred gallons of it were used by Warner bined for a groups of about 200 Brothers during the filming of Hollywood extras.

Viennese Nights," the Romberg

They're the fellows who ride. and Hammerstein original.screen horses in mass fondation in. pic. romance which is now playing at tures Auch

The Vanishing the Queen's Theatre"

Frontier," a story of the Old West, now showing at the King's Theatre.

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It adds ocular reality to "Vien- 1.84 Nights since those who ought to know say that no night in the city on the Danube is complete

without at least one stein of beer.

Glass steins holding nearly quart ench were supplied at one

time or another during the produc-

tion to the hundreds of people tak-

ing part.

L

The glugging noises of the effer resent contents of several steins Pelose under the microphone was in one scene sufficient to necessitato a retake,

Walter Pidgeon, Viviane Segal, Alexander Gray, Jean Hersholt, Bert Roach, Juno Pursell and Louia Fazenda are in the cast. Alan Crosland directed.

'THE WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU”.

NOW SHOWING AT THE CENTRAL

|

OR

Their skill ou horses brings them returns in cash. But it also brings them returns in pleasure, fór most of them are graduates of the range in the south-west, and would rather spend their time in the saddle than Anywhere else they can think of.

All are experts--and have to be. For they're called upon for ex- tremely hazardous work. In "The Vanishing Frontier," for example, they ride in formation at terrific speed through precipitous canyons, aeross rock-studded valleys, up and down hills.

Johnny Mack Brown is starred and Evalyn, Kopp, Zasu Pitts, Raymond Hatton and J. Farrell

MacDoanld havo' featured roles in

“The Vanishing Frontier," set in California in the days before or

of ganization

"TRANSGRESSION”.

STIRRING DRAMA FOR QUEEN'S

A trade notice stat:a:- He knew that she had deceived him-that her heart had wavored from strict loyally and that it had stood poised for one short moment in the kooping of another man,

Yet he had faith in her the faith that moves mountains,pad knows no ill of womankind.

And so he refused to believe that she had wronged him, or that it was wrong for hur to even momen- Larily love another.

He forgave her with his whole soul.

This is the stirring dramatic Faul Cavanagh enact in Radio Bituation which Kay Francis and.

Pictures' Transgression" showing on Friday at the Queen's Theatre,

The film is a dramatic thunder-

bolt of conflicting passions of a woman thrust suddenly into the whirlpool of giddy society and tempted by a now love.

Herbert Breuon who directed the Jordan, has filmed an entertaining picture from the novel by Kate

and drumatiu story of a woman and the loyalty and understanding of her husband.

Others in the vast are Ricardo Cortez, Nano's O'Neill, “Adrienne d'Ambricuurt, John St. Polis and William Walch

COLMAN--A RUMOUR

Ronald Colman, says old Dame Rumour, is planning retirement after ho hag mado a few more pictarea.

Largely the supposition is based self a huge tract of land on a re on the fact that he has bought him- moté part of the Californian coast, and in building a hermit's retreat there. --

;

Deer and wild cats are to be found on his land But why love Hollywood if it is wild onts you

want!

ORIENTAL

BOOKING

AT Tax

THEATRE TEL. 25313 & 25332.

NEXT OHANGE SATURDAY, 3rd DEC.

HERE HE IS!

The Monarch of Mirth at his very best. Entertainment for the whole fam- ily - for everybody1

HAROLD LLOYD Movie Crazy

الازه

CONSTANÇA CUMMINGS PRODUCED BY laadun Liors COU et Forkout Plani

"POVERTY CORNER

STARS

GET CHANCE ON LONDON

STAGE

WORLD ECONOMIC QUEENS THEATRE

CONFERENCE

SHOWING TO-DAY

NO ULTERIOR, MOTIVE (IN ||At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 p.m.

The PICTURE of

INVITING CHINA

#

Genova. The decision to invite Chiqa's participation in the World Economic Conference was merely a

acroen to hide 4 preliminary manoeuvre for placing the economie reconstruction of China on the con-¡ forance agenda, the United Press was told in many quarters to-day.

Mr. Norman Davis, in London, denied that there was any ulterior motive in his proposal to the Or- ganisation Committee that Chiness experts should be added to the pre- paration staff.

Authorities who are directing the plans for the Economic Conference are said to have declared that dis cussion of the silvor question at the conference will be hopeless. The reason given for the Organisation Committee's unanimous approval of the Davis proposal to admit China's" experta was that China was the

·greatest consumer of silver. The silver question, Mr. Davis told the committee would probably be one of the most important questions before the conference.

This statement by Mr. Davis would seem to forecast rough waters for the Conference in viow of the fact that European leaders believe little can be done to stabilise silver. Many experts hero, however, are firm in their conviction that the Conference cannot escape the silver question because President Hoover agreed to United States participa- tion on condition that the whole silver problem be taken up. With China participating, consideration of silver would be imperative.

Other quarters believe that the

Yesterday the cold, hard stage of the gutter music hall, selling loading Powera have agreed that

their art for, pennies and half China's pennies!

Today on the stage of Daly's Theatro in Leicester-square in dress roheḥtsal di next week's unb loid show of "Poverty Corner" in

a nou-stop variety programme!

There they wore, these stars of

economic stabilisation would go for toward world. econo. mic improvement but they were un•) able to interpret the recent moves.

They were plainly puzzled by the- reported. attitude of European ex- perts against the discussion of silver.

the gutter singe, exactly as I found TOM MIX LOSES TO

them a couple of weeks ago, sing- ing the same songs that I heard

London's theatre, playing the same ihom singing to the queues outside

beautiful melodies, doing the differ- mt little, acts that brought them a meagro living. · ́

- It was not a miracle that brought them to the stage of Daly's Theatre. Mr. Louis J. Seymour, who intro- duced nou-stop variety to this great play house in Leicester-square sent for each player in turn, and tried put each artist of the gutter stage bofore he gave the stars of Poverty Corner their chance.

THE "VILLAIN”

BADLY HURT IN FILM FIGHT

Hollywood. Tom Mix, victor in hundred film fights, has leat for once to the villain;

and Mix, riding his famous horse, A border play was being filmed; Tony, had a hand-to-hand fight with the villain on horseback,

Afterwards it was intended that Mix should dash down a steep em- |-bankment (and escape, but Tony stumbled sideways, threw Mix, and When I first met poor little then rolled over on top of him." Suzanne Suzanne of the Golden Mix broke two ribs and was un

Doctors Voice" I called her she was sing-fear he has concussion, and his wife

conscious for some hours.

ing Annie Laurie" to the queue has been summoned. cutside the Queen's Theatre, in

Tom Mix and Tony began their Shaftesbury-avenue, She sang it film career in 1914. When he visit. again, just as she did in the gutter, ed Europe in 1925 Tony came with without any accompaniment, and him. The first sight the onlookers at Southampton had of their film the general manager of Daly's, Mr. here was a mounted figure riding J. A. Webb, who was sitting beside down the gangway. He rode Tony me, whispered "Wonderful!''. also.along the London streets and unused great excitement when the Mr. Penney, the coloured elocu- two of them arrived: to a dinner tionist, who seldom had a show on given in Mix's honour at West the overcrowded gutter stage, bo End hotel. cause he is so much a gentleman, Bobbed with his beautiful, soulful

Bought for £8.

voice over the sufferings of the Moor Mix bought Tony, for £3 and in the most heart-rending passages trained him himself. No one be of " Othello."

"Quicksilver Jack" just tumbled about the stage in a human jigsaw, as he has been doing every night on the gutter stage since the music to him and his

Every one of them-4 human

balls said "No

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TEL. 28473.

FLEMING, ROAD, WANCHAI SHOWING TO-DAY

act ten years ago. civil government, At 2,80, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.80 p.m.

"HUMANITY"

when a harsh martial law was, en- forecd. Brown is in the role of,

a native, who, infuriated at the injustice of the rule by, force, or-

One of the greatest war nees, Ernst Udot, performs daring loops gunited a sort of Robin Hood to and nose stives 12,000 feet up in the prey upon the rich for the benefit. Alps-mountains-in-Universal- of the oppresses.

traordinary, human, drama, "The

White Hell-of-Pitz Palu."now

showing at the Central Theatre ed European players, including Gilet rafiks next to Baron von Loni Itiofenstahl, Gustav Diesel, Richthofen on the greatest ace of he war on the Gerinan side. bul Ernst Paterson, enacts the Hoss henced thi chuman grippint hutini drama, of aan in beings from death in the moun battle with power of the nature, tains forms the amazing climax of Dr. Argold Tanok, noted director the picture. A cast of distinguish and alpinist, wrote the story and Continued as foot of next Column) directed, asisted by G. W. Pabst,

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(A Chinese Pictura)

NEXT CHANGE Commencing FRIDAY, 2nd DEC.

sides Mix and his groom have rid- den Tony, who has been through many dangerous film adventures with his master. The horse is almost human in intelligerice, for he understands verbal instructions and will follow the slightest motions of his master's hand.

drains. I did not get their stories During Mix's film career he has willingly. They seemned to grudge broken a leg, both his hands, ribs, talking about their other days and on several occasione his collar- That is the real soul of Poverly ban Last year he nearly died Corner, but you have to probe following acuto appendicition, deeply to reach it. wide, hard, as only a cowboy He is over fifty, but he continues They seemed happy in their new

OH, FOR A MANI "retting of a real, theatre stage to knows how His horse, too, is be

The Smartest Movietone Fox Ever Produced..

with

JEANETTE REGINALD MacDONALD DENNY

› MARJORIE WHITE

WARREN "HYMER"

Directed by

HAMILTON MacFADDEN

show off their art. They tried to coming a veteran, The two are Express their gratitude to Louis inseparable, and if anything hap- Seymour for the charpe he had nened to Tony, Tom Mix would be given them, but they found-it-di- one of the unhappiest men on earth,

Tom Mix has led cult. He understood, so did Mr.

an eventful Webh, the general manager, so did life, As a boy of 17 he fought with Nevill Sydney, the comedian, who the United Saten Army in the war is to compère their net

ngainst Spain. Then he served as a machine-gunner in Chine during Waiting for the curtain to ring the Boxer rising. Later he helped up at Daly's on, their show four to break In horses for the Boer times every day in the non-stop War, and after serving as Deputy: variety of next week's programme United States Marshal in Okla the "stars" from Poverty Cothoma and taking part in a Mexi nor Joseph Meaney in London car revolution he went on the films. Daily Express,

in 1914.

the YEAR! You Owe it to Yourself to See It!

Who can resist the temptations of

VIENNESE NIGHTS

where all the world makes

love!

SIGMUND ROUBrzo

· and) ·

OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, 2nd ROMANCE -COMING SHORTLY-

KAY FRANCIS RICARDO CORTEZ PAUL (AYANAGH

Pitched to the heart-beat of

-- all womanklud......

INTENSE COURAGEOUS! CHIPPING!

·Directed by HERBERT BRENON.

STAR

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

Tuneful Rhythmic

Joyous

Jass!

TED LEWIS

"IS EVERYBODY HAPPY?

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