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CENTRAL

HEATRE

TAKE QUEEN'S RD., WESTHOUND BUS

Advance Booking at Andersons and the Thostro Tel. 25720,

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

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

UNIQUE FILM CO.

PLESENTS

"A MOVIE STAR"

#A"

WOO SHING AND YEE KWOK]

A CHINESE TALKING PICTURE!

IN CANTONESE DIALOGUE

Commencing Saturday"

BROUGHT BACK FOR A SHORT ENGAGEMENT

The Clovest and Snappiest Musical

of the Year!

to the breath-tak- ing climax of all Acreen music shows!

A romance of melody staged in the clouds!

FLYING

DOWN TO RIO"

RKO

RADIO

Picture

Wah

DOLORES DEL RIO

GENE RAYMOND RAUL ROULIEN GINGER ROGERS FRED ASTAIRE Music by VINCENT YOUMANI

Lyrics by Edward Eliscu and Gus Kahn. Directed by Thornton Freeland MERIAN C COOPER executive producer, Lous Brock, asociata producer.

LEE THEATRE

TO-DAY ONLY

At 12.30, 2.30, 5.80, 7.80 & 9.30 PM

DRAMA ON YOUR VERY

DOORSTEP!

Beneath your window gossip, sips open the itves of your neigh bors The hand of fals Thunder" above tho noise of traffic and echoes throughout the world

From

the

Pulitzer

pilis play

Samuel GOLDWYN

presents

STREET SCENE

with SYLVIA SIDNEY

Wm. Collier, Jr. and Estelle Taylor

TO-DAY AT THE

KING'S-

CINEMA

HONG KONG

"Mama Loves Papa,"

QUEEN'S--a

"Eskimo."

CENTRAL--

"A Movie Star" (Chinese Picture)

'ORIENTAL-

LEE-

"The Jungle "Mystery."

"Street Scene"

KOWLOON

ALHAMBRA—

Gallant Lady."

STAR-

** "Disgraced"

MAJESTIC—.

KING'S

"No Other Woman"

Coming

"Caroline."

QUEEN'S "

"Sons of the Desert."

ALHAMBRA-

"Broadway Through A Key-

hole"

CENTRAL-

"Flying Down To Rio"

ORIENTAL

"Paddy the Next Best Thing"

"DISHING

OUT"

Laurel And Hardy In A Laugh Riot

They could dish it out and they have to take it! Paraphrasing the slang expression given wide cur- rency recently. this summarizes the story of "Sons of the Desert," the Laurel and Hardy, feature- length comedy coming to-morrow to the Queen's Theatre.

As demonstrated by the two boys. the "dishing out" practice consists of deceiving their wives. who in turn are responsible for the ardent members of the "Sona of the Desert" lodge "taking it."

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934.

SHOWING TO-DAY

AT

2.30.5.10.7.16

•KINGS •

& 9.30 P.M.

WHAT FUNNY "ABOUT LOVE?

Papa wads tha

pants but Mamo talls him which pair to put an

CHARLIE (Papa RUGGLES MARY Mama BOLAND

Mama Loves Papa

A Paramount Picture ....

LILYAN TASHMAN WALTER CATLETT GEORGE BARBRE directed by NORMAN

"MAMA LOVES

PAPA"

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE TEL. 25318 & 25332

NEXT CHANGE

'SHE WASN'T GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIS PROUD FOLKS Living in the glories of the past...they spurned this ing truder... who dared to love the heir of a prideful house.

Janet GAYNOR Lionel BARRYMORE

"“CAROLINA

with

Robert Young

A FOX PICTURE.

COLONEL VALUED AT ·

£7,000

One of the most interesting formal dress on every pos- payments of head money was that

To-Day At The King's to donaron Charlie grumbles made to the late Professor Firth,

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but yields, and goes to work the the Egyptologist. Like so many of next day in cutaway 'coat and his colleagues, he joined the Mid- The Mary Boland-Charlie Rug-striped trousers. His boss is im- dle East Intelligence Service. gles comedy, Mama Loves Papa,mediately sympathetic there must have been a death in the family, opens to-day at, the King's Thea-

he concludes. He orders Charlie tre..

to take the day of.

Charlie and Mary, who have been featured together in three previous pictures, are starred together. for the first time in this aim, which was directed by Norman McLeod, who won fame megaphoning the Four Marx Brothers.

The latter bewildered, stumbles cut into the park, where his cos- tume zets him mistaken for a city" official. He is forced to take part is going on, and gete his picture in a big dedicatory exercise which

in the papers...

One of his agents in Palestine was caught and executed with un- necessary brutality by a certain Turkish colonel..

Firth heard of this and landed a native on the Palestine coast with instructions to get captured He had with him £500 and a let- for his information, which had ter to the colonel thanking him

proved so, valuable" before a re- cent engagement in which the Turks had been defeated.

"Mama Loves Papa" is the story The city's political boss gees the of a middle-aged suburban couple. | picture, and has a brilliant idea. Charlie's pans are enough to start He is dissatisfied with the tricum- The colonel was promptly shot, any trouble, but it is Miss Boland's tent park commissioner, and de- and Firth, who had produced the £500 out of his own pocket asked sense of refinement that actually cides Charlle would fill the job as well as anyone else. So he ap-

the War Office for a refund. gets them into their series of mis-

points him to it. The events that This "he finally obtained long follow swell to a crescendo of hl-after the war by working out, the larity and merriment, but fortun-value of a colonel-which came to

about £7,000-end claiming ately, well enough for Charlie and

least a proportion.

adventures.

In order to attend convention

After being particularly inspired of their organization. Start and Ollie are forced to resort, to sub-by a popular lecturer one day, she

returns home to force her husband | Mary. terfuge. Skilfully, they devise a plot and with equal definess win their wives' belief in their canny plans. All goes well ut their deception is discovered, and then the fun begins!

“CAROLINA”

Coming To The King's

With a star-studded cast, head-

ed by such steller performers as Janet Gaynor, Lionel Barrymore, Henrietta Crosman and. Robert Young. Fox Film will present its latest release, "Carolina," at the King's Theatre next Sunday," The production is reported as being so magnificent In scope and so dra- matic in- theme, that it necessi- tated the use of a cast of seven great stars to do it justice.

Laid against a Southern back- ground of far-reaching tobacco plantations the story cen- tres' about a decadent Southern family striving to regain its form- er glory. The san, of the family falls in love with a poor daughter

"KING VIDOR of the North who has come to

production

United Artists

Picture

TO-MORROW

IN.

MAURICE CHEVALIER "LOVE ME TO-NIGHT'

with

*E JEANETTE, MACDONALD -

ADDED ATTRACTION MICKEY'S WHOOPER PARTY

raise tobacco on a portion of the land. Although bls mother and uncle chject to the girl, the young raan is impressed by her talk, which stirs him to ways and means of rebuilding the plantation. How the young girl breaks down the icy dignity of the artistocratic family and brings prosperity and happiness to the old Southern plantation is heralded as being one of the most vivid dramatic | picturizations ever: to be screened, Janet Gaynor and Robert Young have the romantic' leads. Besides. Lionel Barrymore and Henrietta Crosman, the cast boats such names as Richard Cromwell, Mona Barrie, Stepin' Fetchit, Russel simpson, Ronnie Cosbye, Jackle | Corbey, Almeda Fowler and Alden

Chaser

Henry King

of State Fair fame, directed from the screen' play by Reginald Berkeley, who will be remembered for his fine. writing in Cavalcade."

SHOWING TO-DAY

The BIGGEST PICTURE ever made!

ESKIMO

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Epic

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY-

(STAR)

At 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

NEXT CHANGE

STAN

LAUREL

16

at

OLIVER HARDY

“BRUNO” GOES SIGHT-SEEING

Last Showing Of

"Eskimo

What is believed to be the wild- est polar bear chase in the history of the Artic was made by members of the expendition" which filmed scenes for "Eskimo."" Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer's epic of We in the far North, which is now being shown at the Queen's Theatre,

A long hunt was undertaken. that covered some four' hundred miles of territory north of Teller, Alaska Many days of cold · and discomfort were endured is search of the elusive bear that just didn't happen to want to be captured by a motion picture.company.

The company returned tired and disgusted to their base at - Teller,

to where they decided turn. in and get a good rest. At midnight, when there was still as much light as late afternoon in the “States" a loud cry, was heard from a shack at the edge of the town. Men tumbled from their bunks, grab- bing rifles and pistols as they ran out with nightshirts flapping in. the Arctic breeze,

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With eyes still bleary with sleep they aimed at a white form that came running down the street-a polar bear had decided to see the Teller! Some twenty sights of

shots were fired before sled dog: Anally cornered the huge animal. His skin now hangs on a cabin' wall as a warning to all bears with sight-seeing tendencies.

4 SHOWS DAILY

$45-8.00

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

Nathan Road, Kowloon. Tel. 57222 TO-DAY ONLY At 2.30. 5.20, 7.20, & 9.20P.M

NO OTHER WOMAN

From Eugene Walter's nage

success, "Just

a Woman"

would have dared to do the thing that she did when she found she had been

rossed Out

for a red- nailed minx!

"NO OTHER WOMAN”[

IRENE DUNNE CHARLES MICKFORD Gwili Andre'. Eris Linda Directed by

J. Walter Huben

TAKE ANY THAN DR HAPPY VALLEY BUB

An RKO RABIO Picture of course! David O. Selznick Executive Producer

ORIENTAL

LAST 4 TIMES

TO-DAY HERE'S

·A SENSATIONAL WILD ANIMAL THRILLER!

The JUNGLE MYSTERY

QK ADVENTURE STORY

ROMAN SCANDALS-

Eddie's latest picture, "Roman Scandals," caused a traffic block and attracted an audience bespat- tered with, celebrities when it was privately shown la London, in ad- vance of its first públic. presenta- tion next month.

Two thousand people fought to get in, and laughed themselves into a state of mild hysteria. At

FLEMING "ROAD SCHM TEL. 28418

TO-MORROW

* & SATURDAY

HERE'S EXCEPTIONAL SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT !

2 GREAT STARS

AT "THEIR BEST.

Janet GAYNOR

BAXTER

Directed by PADDY

Hairy Lechmen

THE NEXT BEST THING

scene until well into the opening bars of "God Save the King." "It' took the national anthem all, its' time to sober them up and get them out of the theatre.

The audience included everybody from Douglas Fairbanks and Bank- ta Hume, representing the Alm stars, to a score or so of dress- shirted Wardour Street magnates, representing the film trade.

We understand that "Roman

Sons of the the end, they applauded vigorous Scandals" is coming soon to the

Desert"

Metro's Riotous Comedy

At 2.30. 5.20, 7 20 & 9.20 p.m.

HELEN TWELVETREES

in Paramount's Drama

"DISGRACED"

TO-DAY TO SATURDAY.

ALHAMBRA

THESTRE

The Kind of Story You'll Treasure |

SCHENCK

HARDING Gallant Lady CLIVE BROOK

"OTTO KRUGERVOVA TILUJO CÁLMIČE - DICKÁ MOORE DARRYL F ZANUCK

At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

— NEXT CHANGE-

:|:

"Broadway

Through A

Keyhole"

with

CONSTANGE CUMMINGS:

ly from the middle of the last Queen's and Alhambra Theatres,

Janet

nor, the popular actress who will be seen in

coming shortly to the King's Theatre.

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