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KIDNAPPING A "SMALL GIRL

SEVERE SENTENCE ON OPIUM SMOKER

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At Kowk Magistracy yester- day before. Mr. H. R. Butters a Chinese named Chan Cheung, an unemployed cobbler, was charged with harbouring and kidnapping a girl named Wong Kam (aged 10) on May 30..

The mother of the girl said her daughter left her house on the day mentioned to play in the street. As she did not return, and it was very late witness went to the Shamshuipo police station and reported the matter. Next day her daughter was brought home by a Chinese constable.

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"HOT SATURDAY'

CLEVER CAST OF COMING STARS

Two of the screen's most promis- ing young male players, Cary Grant and Randolph Scott, join. Nancy Carroll, red-headed film fa- vourite to head the cast of "Hot Saturday," story of a girl who "walked tome" but who neverthe less auffered all the shame of nov having done so, which commences to-morrow at the Queen's Theatre,

walk

Miss Carroll is cast as an em ployee of a bank, who is pursued by all the barber-shop shaiks in town because they think she's fast. One after another, she disillusions them.. The last would-be Don Juan, on failing, lets her home from a boat ride ous night.

Furious at her, he connives with The girl, in answer to His Wor- girls jealous of her popularity to ship's questions amid she was livspread the story that she has spent ing with her mother at 83 Kramer the night with Grant, a mil Street, Taikottsui. On the day in lionaire playboy who has a nearby summer home. She losses her posi- question, while she was playing in the street. dəfendant came up to tion at the bank as the result; her and asked her to go to tea flees hysterically to Scott, her with him. She refused but he childhood sweetheart, to accept his forced her and took her to a house offer of marriage. in Reclamation Street in which there was an opium divan. He asked her to claim him as her father and offered to buy her clothing | and food..

After Det-Irsrp. Dorling had given evidence of having rescues the girl from the house where she way confined, defendant told the court that he had no intention whatever of kidnapping the child. He said he meant to give her some food, while he was smoking opium. but he fell asleep and when awoke it was too late to take her home. The next morning, before he could leave the house the police. caine and he was taken in charge.

he

His Worship disbelieved defen- dant's story and sentenced him to nar year's imprisonment and twenty strokes of the birch,

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General.

But be, too, ultimately hears the gossip, and announces that the wedding is off. Then, defiant, the goes to Orant, resolved that the rumours shall be reality. The climax that follows. is startling in its boldness,

SOME ACCENT "

FOR ALL

PHILLIPS HOLMES VIEW OF A ** TALKIE” NEED Phillips Holmen looks forward to the time when the public and the actors of the screen will speak the same language. There should be no difference between the two, he maintaina. Not that he be- lieves the screen players should ape public usage, but that the public.

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should pattern after the screen. "But first," says Holmes, "screen players themselves must rench some unanimity in speech. There are as (Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C. many accents as there are regions

Wolfe, C.H.G., I.G.P.)

from which the players come."

Holmes, who appears with Diana Wynyard, Lewis Stone and Ruth Selwyn in "Men Must Fight," a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture hav ing its final showings to-day at the Queen's Theatre is a student of languages. He studied at Prince- ton, in, this country, at Oxford, in England, and at Grenoble, in France."

Life Saving Class. The Life. Saving Class for Water Drill will take place as usual on Wednesday, June under Sub Inspector R. J. Hunt.

Police Launch will leave Blake Pier at 15,30 hours sharp. It is most essential that all can- didates should make an effort to attend so as to complete the course as early as possible.

Chinese Company. Commendation. Constable R30 Ho Yu Nam is highly commended by Hon. I. G. P for zeal and alertness in arresting a Chinese male who was sentenced to six weeks hard labour for being a suspected person under the Sum mary Offences Ordinance.

To be Typically American. "Sooner or later," he says, "the screen is bound to evolve a style of speech for the country at large -a speech that will be typically Amarican. At present it is an ad- mixture of geographical accents, and the accents of the New York and London stage. Out of this will come something definite. Al- though it is the English tongue we speak, it would be simpler to set a standard for America than we do have in England. Here

not so variations, but they are marked as they are throughout Revolver Practice. A revolver Britain, where within a compara- practice for the Chinese Company tively small area they really talk will take place on Thursday, June several different languages.

"Hollywood can give this coun- 8 at 5.30 p.m. at Kennedy Road Range under Sub Inspector Hop-try a single language; can dis- king. Only those detailed will at- cover for the rest of the country tend.

a speech in which it will find charm, just as the poet Heine proved to Germany that ite thick gutturals could be turned into music.

Part 11-Training Course. All recruits will attend at the Chinese Company's Headquarters on Tues- day, June 6 at 3.30 p.m. for in- struction.

Indian Company. Part 11-Training Course. All recruits of the Indian Company re- siding in Kowloon will attend 3; Chi Woo Street, Kowloon ori Wednesday, June 7 at 5.30 p.m. for instruction.

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Adopted Family Accent, "Take Men Must Fight' as ea example of what cau be done. Diana Wrayard, who plays the English wife of an American Se-

All recruits of the Indian Com. pany residing in Hong Kong will attend Chinese Company's Headcretary of State, very properly has quarters, 17, Queen's Road Central, the inffection of the British stage. on Thursday, June 3 at 5.30 p.m. Lewis Stone was born in New Eng- for.instruction.

Hand, May Robson in Australia, Emergency Unit Reserve. and I am a Middle-Westerner who Reference Police Reserve Orders was raised abroad-but in the pic- published on May 22 1933 Lance ture we are all members of the Sergeant R436 R. A. Starling's re- same family. To give a semblance signation is effective as from April of relationship. to our association 19 1833 and not May 15 as previwe got together and adopted a ously stated,

'family, accent. Why, not extend Mobile Patrol. A mobila patrol this idea further !!!

for the Emergency Unit Reserve, "Men Must Fight" was adapt will take plans on Friday, June 9 ed by C. Gardner 'Sullivan from at 5.30 am. Members will fall in

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D.B.P, (R.).||ries at the outbreak of a new war distraint for rent and rates. Hong Kong, Tuesday, June 6 in 1940.

ESTHER RALSTON AND HUGH WILLIAMS IN ROMAN · EXPRESS "?

Its famous kitchen, where deli- cacies specially brought by aero- plans from the Continent were cooked, lay revealed to the crowds of dealers, shoppers and former members.

The ballroom,dimly lit, with each of its golden lumps ticketed, served as a saleroom: - Eight Juxu- rious flats were turned out and their contents piled before the dealers. Only the cocktail bar, the last of the club's activities to | cease on Saturday, locked its doors.

to the crowd.

A set of forty-eight hand-colour- ed prints on vollum. "The Coro- nation of King George IV.,", their tickets torn off at the last moment.

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