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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933

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COMING TO THE CENTRAL

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LILLIAN HARVEY

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·Teasdale, C. Aubrey Smith, Henry Kematta, Core Sue Collins. Screenplay by Gladys Lehman und H. M. Walker. From w play by Cyril Hurcourt, Produced by Curl Laemmle, Jr. Directed by Edward Ludwig,

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Marian Nixon has the leading feminine role in the Fox Picture, "Too Busy To Work," in which Will Rogers, America's foremost wit, is the star.

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CHAPTER 3.

Tom

(What has happened: Collier, Publisher, engaged to Cecilia Heury has revealed his coming marriage to his mistress, Daisy Sage, an artist. She shows her quality of character and sparts manship by, instantly releasing him, although it wounds her deeply and they part. Tom marries Cecilia.)

on

Cecilia continued "applying the finishing touches to her person, dressed in filmy negliges, and was observing the effect in the mirror with satisfaction.

Why you haven't any clothes on. Go dress-quickly we've got to run Cecilia moved away provocatively. Stay and help me He looked at her for an instant and went to her. As he assisted her she turned into his arms and permitted him a short embrace. Then, calculating she leaned away. She knew she was looking her best, and she remarked insinuatingly. "No, you'd better not." Then she glanced down at her gown. "I came across it in the bottom drawer, and my spine simply melted. Do you remember it-on our wedding night?"

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She Done Him Wrong" pro mises to be an extraordinary Alm, judging from the cast. Amongst Kom we noticed Man West, Cary Grant, Noah Beery, Gilbert Ro land, Owen Moore and a host of others really too numerous to men- tion here. It is another Para mount, and that

seems almost enough in itself. Their pictures are always entertaining and fast moving Mae West is the star por. former in a beer hall and known for her love of diamonds. Nonh Beery known as Gus Jordan fürni shes, the precious stones, he is en- gaged in Kidnapping girls and sends them to South America as en- tertainer. One, of the men in the picture serves a jail sentence, ho steals any diamond he can possibly lay hands on for his sweetie, who is none other than the beer hall performer, Mae West As the fa mous beer-hall entertainer with, a deadly effect on unwary males Miss West has no equal. Cary Grant is a mission worker without a diamond to his name he wins the fair lady without the customary tribute in gems.

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A year later Tom happened to be passing by the Chatham Galleries, As usual ho stopped at the bulletin, A sunilo passed over his face as he read the announcement of the first showing of Daisy's paintings on the following Saturday evening. Cecilia, and her friend Grace were drinking coffee in Cecilia's living room. Cecilia mentioned that Tom insisted "Oh, yes, C, darling." He pick- upon going to the exhibition, deed up the edge of the loose sleeve #pite the inclement weather. and kissed it. "Tom you go in "Daisy Sage is the artist's name.

alone. I've decided to stay here. Tom says she's good." Cecilia was Its too cold. I'm going to tuck stung by the revelation, but con-myself into bed now and read. trolled herself. Grace continued. Goodnight, lover I'll miss you," "I think the least you could do, The sight of Cecilia in the gown would be to come to my Sunday she had worn on their first night breakfasts now and then. Tomer and the promise he saw in her row's will be sure-fire. Do come.

eyes prompted Tom to forget the. with an alluring smile. exhibit. But she dismissed hin

"Now goodnight, degand keep warm.” With you again Tum looked She knew Tom had never been able пія watch. "Look here, to resist her. As Tom walked slow- hadn't we better be getting undery down, the stairs he was arrested, the sound of Cecilia's soft singing. "We've got hours. There was Suddenly he crossed to the tela pbone. He'd send Д telegram. pause during which Grace men-

would Daisy

understand. He tioned that she had read the new book Tom had published,

dictated a message to Daisy into the phone, and started up the "Superlative my dear. I was stairs, feeling like a craven. But simply ravished. Gee don't you, Cecilia's artfulness had won.

(Continued Saturday.)

Tom walked in before Grace could reply.

at

way.

adore it!

Tom made a wry face.

"Yes, and I am afraid I still think it's the worse tripe the Bantam Press ever published.

Cecolia broke in hastily. "You're so foolish Tom. Why you'll make enough on that one book to bring you two things you really care for."

Ton Busy to Work" with Will Roger in the leading rule, that seems almost enough for any one, you are always sure of a hearty laugh when he appears in a pic-nesday and spend the night." ture. He not only ruches the penk of his powers as a comedian,

Oh, your father called to-day. He wants us to dine with him on Wed-

"Get us out of it, won't you {" Grace pricked up her ears. She

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This picture is to be shown at the Queen's Theatre commencing to-day. It has a wonderful cast, every make star is College gra-

at their best.

Amateur Detec

but branches into a dramatic role delighted. in provoking Tom and duate and so those who love a good that few ever dreamed he had. He while she was perfectly aware that seeing these men

game will have an opportunity of has proved in this picture that he his car was in good condition, she What caused the death of the eag also make them cry. He is offered hers and added that she Foothall Star! the scenarie by Clifford Grey is to co-starred with Marion Nixon, who and her husband might over join tives solved this mystery. Walter be directed by Paul Stein, the stands in a class by herself. She them

With great sarcasm, Tom Clark, whose eminent director newly signed by shows herself to be a true artist, considered that he coul! not accept by Johnny Mack Brown drops role is played B.I.P. Bele Daniels, the world fa- and a capable co-player with one her sacrifice Grace started at him, dehd as he is about to car of the world's most popular actors.then indignantly departed. As sha ry the States ball over Univer mous American artiste atarring in It is not a spectacular fim, but an Cecilia approached the outer sity's goal-line for a "She wanted Her Man" which will something so real, that you will door, it opened rather violently and touch-down, He had been

winning give in addition to a fine acting

in part, musical numbers which will enjoy it. If the screen goes blurry Tom's min. Rekan appeared. He excellent condition, of sound heart, as a mist forms in your eyes- stopped short and it was evident when examiced his body showed ho even while you are still chuckling that he had to exert himself to marks of violence and he bad over Will's Inst bit of homespun accomplish his customary elaborate swallowed no poison. And yet, he humour-don't think you are get-bow, He passed into the living had been murdered. The cast is a ting soft. It gets people that way. room, leaving Grace not a little strong one. We know you will enjoy seeing this | amazed, "That desperate butler human story.

must embarrass you, no end." Philip Holmes Dorothy Jordan

Charlie Ruggles "Not much longer. He's been

.... Johnny Mack

Brown acting like a rowdy,, telling every Lew Gody ..... hody he's Tom's sparring partner, Kenneth Thomson Big Boy

Daird Landan and that sort of thing. But Tom had promised to fire him to-night. Poor dear he hates do it." After George Rosener Grace left, Cecilia returned to the Reed Homes ́..... John Daird living room in time to hear Tom tell Regan to retire. Immediately she

provide an opportunity for her glorious voice which so delighted all who saw her in "Rio Dita."

As soon as Bebe Daniels is free,

she will start work on her second Birtish picture The Southern Maid" in which she will play with Harry Welchman and Nancy Brown under the direction of Harry Hughes.

NOT ALWAYS FAKE

Film Comedians

have many

AN INDIAN MOVIE STAR

Miss Devika Raai, who appears

in "Karma," an Indian picture is the first young lady to break an age long tradition in India, as Indies

Williams: Paul-Page

Horsley

and Walter Hiers.

loft the room, but not before she Dorothy Jordan the petite star of high casts and education are had regarded them both with an who plays the role of Philip Hol-

HOLLYWOOD

not allowed to perform in public. irritation that made Tom feel very mea' sweetheart is an winsome as times in the past risked their lives Not only is she a star of singular uncomfortable. He realized he. over. She is also a University to provide laughs on the screen, and faced many a perilous stunt for the beauty and accomplishments, Miss would have to carry out his pro- graduate and received her drama- movie camera. It is aimed by Rani is a remarkable linguist. She is Sheepishly. Tom called bucks tic training at the American B.I.P. that for scenes in his latest speaks English, French, German, Regan. He ordered drinks for both Academy of Dramatic Arto... Blm, Th Pride Of the Force," Les- and Italian as well as her native beer, but hesitated to fire his faith- of them, was mellowed by the cool, *die Fuller has excelled all previous Bengali and Hindustani. She is ful butler. Regan raised his glass, exploite. He entered a cage of the possessor of an extraordinary Listen Tom, I've got to tell you. seven fons handcuffed and unpro to play he lead in the first talking I'm quitting you," Tom I've got singing voice. She has been chosen I've don't hold it against me now- fected says for the presence of a trainer and enacted scenes there Indian picture " Karma.". Sbe is another job. Tom's problem was which Tasted many minutes at a the daughter of Lieut. Colonel greatly eased.

M. N. Chadhuri, who is very well known in Madria and attached. to taneously displayed joy and sor Ho embraced Regan, and rimul the Indian Medical Service, in the row. Regan left him wreathed in Madras Presidency,, and a great smiles, niece of Bir Kabindranath Tagors, the greatest living Indian Poet.

Dima.

Carole Lombard and her hus band, William Powell have plan ned a trip to England and the Continent this summer.

Bar Maritza, Paramount play Hollywood, led by Claudette Colfer, has been wearing trousers as berty has just found a new-old-new long as Marlane Dietrich but no

ráze roller skating t

one seems to have noticed-it

Richard Ardon will sing for the firat time on the screen in Para- mount's College Rumour.

Dorothea ("Madchen in Uni "Red Regan was gone.

Tom form") Wieck, Paramount's new swallowed a drink, bounded up the Continental actress is a direct des staire, and informed Cecilia. Shacendant of Schumann. was secretly pleased at her in- fluence, and took advantage of his softened mood to feign a beadache. Tom was all sympathy, but insisted was the first artiste to dance the Mae West, the Paramount star, he would go to the exhibit never shimmy although later others the less even if alone

were credited with introducing it."

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