that brilliant theatrical producer and the progress of Government of the Neo-Modern school intends undertakings. to produce one of his masterpieces in Hong Kong.
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The inquiry into the circumstan-
The play is called "ONLY Aces surrounding the outbreak of LADY WORTHOG." in power- several fires in Nos. 96 and 98 Fuk ful dialogue, it" portrays the pay-Wing Street on the early morning chological reactions to life of a of May 11, was continued before de shouted. "Clean fun is the back.young Pole whose aunt swallowed Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon
bone of the Empire."
Lopes (President of Club Luistano), Mr. J. A. d'Almada Remedios (Pre- sident of the Sociedade Portuguesa des Soctora Mutuos), Mr. J. A. d'Almeida (President of the Liga Portuguesa), Messrs. F. Soares, A. M. L. Sousa, A. Beck, H. A. Botelho, E.. C. da Roza, A. M. de Soares. A. Pocha, J. Grose, B. Iran and others.
No flowers were sent by special request.
JOURNALISTS ON TOUR
A Canton Denial
(From Our Special Correspondent)
Canton, May 31.
,"
Newspaper proprietors here have
Issued a denial that they have re-
"Damme Sir. its not Darts." he
On the same subject, Miss Spurta Drool, Hong Kong's whimsical lady poetess has contributed an exquisite "quainterie" which we reproduce below.
How strange It is that loving hearts,
Will throw, in brutal fever, darts And. like the thrust of Passion's
sword
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Will wound the silent, patient
board..
Would you so triumph at a hit Were you the board instead of it.
"THERE'S A SILVER LINING"
controvesy in America have con- The ramifications of the Silver
presentatives together with Hong fused everybody. It is an almost Kong papers on a visit to Shang-impossible task to follow from day to day the twistings of a lot of hal, Nanking, Nanchang and towns retaken by government troops from loud voiced funny Úttle men, each the Communists in Kiangsi,
THE DERBY
Probables And ́ Jockeys
London, May 31. The following are the probable starters tor the Derby and the Jockeyx:-
About six vernacular newspaper owners or publishers left Hong Kong recently on a sight-seeing trip to the North, and they duly cabled back their activities to their -papers styling themselves as "Hong Kong and Canton News- paper men." It was said that the publisher of the local Kung Fing Pao also took part in the trip.
In any case the Canton Press Association, formally stated that it has no connection whatever with the newspaper mission. Every day the Chinese dallies in Hong Kong published the itinerary and activi- ties of the travelling journalists, and this is embarrassing to local members of the Fourth Estate."
In Shanghal, the visiting newe- men were received and entertain- ed by Mayor Wu Tieh Chen, and at Nanking they were welcomed by Mr. Wang Ching Wei, President of the Executive Yuan and concur- rently Minister of Foreign Affairs, The journalists "hit the high spot”. at Nanchang, capital of Klangsi, when they were cordially invited On Top
(Mr. Carslake) (Perryman)
Athtenan.. Alishah Admiral Drake .......... (Elliott) Badruddin.
(Fox) Baron Munchausen (Cliff Richards) Bondsinan
(Childs) Colombo
(Johnstone) Easton
(Gordon Richards or Steve
Donoghue) (Taylor)
Hornsey Rise Medieval Knight
(Steve Donoghue or Gordon
a daschund and was prosecuted Magistracy yesterday. for contravening the Dog laws.
A feature of this play is the original setting and costumes. All players are entirely naked except
an ollakin Etdin jacket, and the scenery is made of beaten aine and toothpaste.
"I have never seen anything like it," sald a prominent London critic." I think you will agree with. him,
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