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CENTRAL
THEATR
TAXY QUEEN'S. ED., WESTHOUND BUS
SHOWING
SUNDAY & MONDAY At 2.80, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M
"One of the world's
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comes la is stor who can make # bee
Marlene DIETRICH Othe
SONG OF SONGS
Admission: Dress Circle 80 a. Back Stalls 50 c.
Servicemen
35 e to Back Stalls.
NEXT "THE SECRET CHANGE OF BLUE ROOM'
"RIPTIDE"
Norma Shearer And Pretty Gowns
Norma Shearer comes to the motion picture screen after an absence of some eighteen months 35 the glamorous heroine of "Riptide." her new metro-
DIARY OF LOCAL
EVENTS
To-day
SATURDAY, JUNE 23.
Anniversarios add Éolidays.
Birthday of the Prince of Wales, (1894).
Cinemas
King's:"Bolero"
Queen's: "The Marcus Show." Central:"Chinese Picture"
Oriental:-"I'm No Angel"
World: "Bombshell"
Alhambra:-"We're Not Dress-
ing"
Majestic:-"Charlie Chan's
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Greatest Case"
Star:-"The Solitaire Map"
Entertainments
Concert by Mr. Boris Lass, World-Famous Violinist. Peninsula Hotel Lounge.
Miscellaneous
St. Andrew's Club Moonlight Picnic, 8.15 p.m.
Tombola for Service Men and familles. Garrison Lecture Hall, 7.30 p.m.
Ladies' Club, 1st. Br S.W.B holds Whist Drive and Tombola, Murray Barracks. 8 p.m.
European YM.C.A. Bathing Pic r.lc. from Police Plex. 3 p.m.
Moon.-V. Moon, 12th. Day." Principal Malis
Outward for Australia by Atsuta Maru, 9.30 p.m.; Air Mail for Europe by Rio de Janeiro Maru 4 p.m.
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Sports.
Aquatics.-Hong Kong Inter- Scholastic Union Meet; South China A.A. Gala.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1934.
FINAL SHOWINGS
TO-DAY DAILY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 AND
9.30 P.M..
KING
FAIR-CONDITIONED
ROMANCE helped
along by a mellow
match maker with a "hard head and
a soft heart.
Atill ROGERS
17!
THEATRE
DAVID HARUM
LOUISE DRESSER
with
EVELYN VENABLE KENT TAYLOR STEPIN FETCHIT
Directed by James Cruže
Screen play by Walter Woods from the novel bÿ' Edward Noyes Westcott
A CSO
FOX MAGIC-CARPET
"ROAMING THE NETHERLANDS":
MANNERISMS OF THE
STARS
LATEST FOX
MOVIETONE NEWS
THEATRE
around each section of dialogue he speaks into a scene, a häbit acquired from his work in etching.
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Stuart Erwin rattles coins in his
Lawn Bowls. Senior Division, Civil Service 0.0. v. Police R.C.; Craigengower C.C. "A" v. Kowloon B.G.C. Talkoo R.C. "v. Kowloon Docks R.C.; Howlocn C.C. v. Craigengower C.C. "8": Junior Division, Police R.C. v. Civil Ser- Old magazines and newspapers
pockets. vare Allee Brady's "let down" be- vice C.O.: Kowloon. B.G:C:
stories Craigengower C.C.; Indian R.C. v. tween scenes. She reads Hong Kong Electric R.C Yacht and cartoons, tearing Club v. Kowloon C.C.; Hong Kong page as she finishes. Football Club v. Club de Recreio. Sunrise--5.40a.m. Sunset-7.10
p.m.
Tides. High at 5.25 and 18,59; Low at 12.39 and 23.38.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 24.
Anniversaries
and Holidays.
Goldwyn-Mayer starring vehicle St. John Baptist. Midsummer which opers to-morrow at the Day. Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Queen's Theatre.
Kowloon Union Church Sunday School Anniversary.
Familiar in daring sophistry to hèr famous characterizations in "The Divorcee." · "A Free Soul," "Strangers May Kiss" and "Strange Interlude." the пет Shearer "vehicle brings to the screen a romance, smartly Con- tinental in locale and sensational in triangular motivation.
This is Miss Shearer's Arst screen offering since "Smlin" Through."- winner of the 1932 Photoplay Gold Medal Award. During her vacation Miss Shearer " accompanied her husband, Irving G. Thalberg. on" an extended visit to Europe. Thalberg, return- ing to his M-G-M executive post. produced. "Riptide" as the first picture of his new programme.
The story, written especially for Miss Shearer, was authored by Edmund Goulding. who also directed the picturization of his screen play,
Cinemas King's: "David Harum" Queen's: "The Marcus Show." Central: "Chinese Picture."
Oriental:-"Island Of
Lost Souls"
World: "42nd Street" Alhambra:-"Mayor Of Hell"
Majestic:-Search For Beauty" Star:-"Bombshell”
Entertainments -
Band Concert. European YMC,
A., Kowloon; 9 p.m.
Miscellaneous
Miss E. 8. Atkins of St. Stephen's Girls' College, speaks at the morning Service in connection with Kowloon Union Church Sun- day School's Anniversary,
Moon.-V. Moon, 13th. Day.
Sports Athletics Hong Kong Inter- Scholastic Union meeting (Carq
line Hill).
Aquatics.-Chung Shing Bene- volent Society Gala.
Golf-Competition of round First Happy Valley.Summer Singles Tournament.
Goulding,
written who has numerous screen and stage hits, as well as having acted and directed, last served in a directorial capaci- ty in the filming of "Grand Hotel" p.m. and "Blondle of the Follies."
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Robert Montgomery, who has appeared in a number of Miss Shearer's previous screen success- es. shares leading man honours with Hebert Marshall In the new film. Montgomery last appeared in "Fugitive Lovers" and "Mystery of Mr. X." Marshall was seen re- cently in "Solitaire Man” and "Four Frightened People,”
fourth
Sunrise.-5.40 a.m. Sunset.-7.10
Tides. High at 8.14 and 20.34; Low at 3.39.
"WE'RE NOT DRESSING"
For "We're Not Dressing," Crosby's' new picture, the music was especially written by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel authors. of the famous "Sitting Pretty" score. It was incorporated into the picture as part of the plot itself, Tather than merely as interpolated interludes.
The picture is lavishly mounted and Miss Shearer wears an elaborate wardrobe of startling new creations designed for her by Adrian, famous screen stylist. Because of the tremendous amount of interest attached to
In the picture, Crosby plays the the new wardrobe, and to guard against possible duplication by role of a singing sailor aboard the palatial yacht of a beautiful fashion "racketeers," the new heiress. After a shipwreck, she Shearer gowns have been kept and her guests are cast ashore on a South Sea island and find that Crosby is also a member GI. the shipwrecked party.
secret from public 'view and may be glimpsed for the first time in the production. No photographs were permitted to be made för
publication until after the release
of the picture.
The heiress and her friends are
totally impractical, unable to cope with the job of making themselves "We're Together Again," a new comfortable. Crosby takes over song hit by Nacio Herb Brown and the command, institutes discipline, Arthur Freed, makes its debut in much to the displeasure of the the production which abounds heiress, with whom he is desper- with spectacular party scenes and ately in love. Romance, however, Continental | Afnds' a way before the group is gay incidents of
night. Hfe.
saved.
out each
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Otto Kruger taps his fingers on cigarette" case.
TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA
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KING'S
– TO-MORROW
HIS BURNING HEART DEMANDED FRESH, BEAUTY FOR HIS DANCE OF LIFE..... AND LOVE!
I MANY MONION YRIrned for fkumą.
<HIS ARMS HELD HEARTBREAK
GEORGE RAFT
Bolero
CARDLE LOMBARD
SALLY RAND The original fan
dancer in ber
sersabonal crecion
a stitch" while knitting, under the stress of a day's work.
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Frank Morgan pulls histle, so tight on his collar, he often has to loosen it before starting a scene.
...
Jimmy Durante often rolls and unrolls a sheet of music until it legible when he gets ready to do a song.
Is
Lionel Barrymore" draws
lines. I May Robson continually "drops
At 5.15 P.M.—50 c.
$1.00 $200 $3,00
TO-DAY
ONLY
QUEEN'S
At 9 30 P.M.~60 c. $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 84.00
LAST TIMES TO-DAY
MARCUS SHOW
FAN DANGERS-
TOYLAND-GARDEN OF LOVELY GIRLS —
EL NOCHE HABANA TRAIN DRILL- TEMPLE OF GOLD — ETC. – ETC.
Fantasies
of 1934
TO-DAY ONLY
'The
COMPANY OF 70
(STAR
At 2.30, 5.20. 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.
DARING ALL FOR LOVE AND LO0г
SOLITAIRE
#
MAN”
with HERBERT MARSHALL-EL ZABETH ALLAŃ
TO-DAY ONLY ALHAMBRA A-2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9:20 p.m
|BESTRE
'WE'RE NOT DRESSING
LOVE THY MELONSOR"
Bing
Crosby
CAROLE LOMBARD
NAGLE
BURNS & ALLEN ETHEL MERMAN LSON ERROL
A Pucement Plature Diwand by MOKKAN TAIKOS
HONG KONG
"David Harum" "
QUEEN'S-
Marcus Show: "Fantasies of 1934" ORIENTAL
"I'm No Angel”
KOWLOON
ALHAMBRA---
"We're Not Dressing" -
STAR-
V "The Solitaire Man" MAJESTIC-
"Charlle
Cuse"
KING'S-
Chan's
Coming
"Bolero"
Greatest
"Four Frightened Feople"
QUEEN'S-
"Riptide"
"Female"
"Men In White"
ORIENTAL
STAR-
12
"The Island Of Lost. Souls"
"The Bulldog Drummond"
"The Bombshell"
"Bombshell"
"Day of Reckoning"
ALHAMBRA— '
"Mayor of Hell"
"Ever in My Heart"
A SHOWS DAILY 1.20-5.15 7.15-8.30
MAJESTIC
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At 2.30, 5,20, 7.20 & 9.20 P.M.
DEATH LURKING
IN EVERY CLUE -
The most sinister murder that ever confronted Cha
lie Chan.. Would. he DARE to solve it?
CHARLIE CHAN'S
greatest
CASE
Warner Oland” Heather Angel
by Bari Bare Bienave Blooded by
TAKE ANY TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUB
ORIENTAL
THEATRE
·LAST "4" TIMES TO-DAY
THE SCREEN'S LATEST AND GREATEST PERSONALITY
IN HER BEST SHOW.
MAE WEST
I'm No Angel
ROAD WANCHAS
TEL. URATE
TO-MORROW |MONDAY-TUEŠDAY
CHARLES LAUGHTON THE WORLD'S BEST "CHARACTER ACTOR
IN THE MOST SENSATIONAL PICTURE
OF HIS CAREER.
IN ALL HER PASSIONATE, FELINE BEAUTY!
.-". The
PANTHER
WOMANI
ISLAND OF LOST FONIS
CRANES SANCION
RICHARD ARLEN LEILA WKINS
Fanther Woman
DAVID HARUM ISLAND OF LOST
At The King's Theatre
SOULS"
At The Oriental · Theatre
will Rogers acored a persona: triumph in Fox Fum's latest re- lease, "Davia Harum," which is U snowing 2c Che King's
"The Panther Woman" Kathleen Theatre. rogers '10 only gave a
Burke makes her screen debut sterling performance but #iso
with Charles Laughton, Bela proved that the public was per-Lugosi, Richard Arlen, and Leila fectly justified in requesting Fox Hyarns in "Island of Lost Souls", Film officials to star him in this movie verston
H.G. Wells' particular production. Edward eerie
novel of experiment and Noyes Westcott's novel, from adventure, which comes to the which the aim was adapted, offers Oriental Theatre on Sunday, Mon- Rogers a role so much in keeping day and Tuesday. with his character, it is little wonder he carries it so well.
The film portrays the life of a shrewd and sturdy borse dealer whose cold bartering and unethi- cal methods of doing business are. the gossip of the small town in which he lives. A young man who is in the employ of the horse trader is about to throw up his Job because of "the
ruthless methods of his employer, when he learns that underneath the
At 2,30, 5.20, 7:20 & 9:20 p.mhardness of this shrewd man is
SELECTED SHORTS
NEWSREEL POP EYE CARTOON HORSE POWER
AND
SPECIAL "TIN TYPE"
OF THE ROYAL FAMILY WITH THE LATE KING EDWARD VII, HM. KING GEORGE' V, THE PRINCE OF WALES, ETC.
DON'T MISS THIS
a soft heart that sympathizes with the poor. The young man who is in love with a wealthy giri hesitates to propose marriage be cause of his poor financial stand- ing. The horse trader's efforts to help the romance are unsuccess- ful, but he advises the boy to place all his savings on a horse which the young girl - has asked him to enter in a race. With romance hanging on the outcome of the race, the film comes to an amusing conclusion as the horse trader employs his own novel method, of bringing the horse home winner,
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The "Panther Woman" is one of the most important characters in the story of the skilled scientist driven half-mad by his frantic desire to turn animais into men. She is the most perfect, the most successful of his creations..
"Laughton plays the role of the scientist with Arlen as a young American who has been rescued-- from a shipwreck and marooned on the South Seas Island which is the centre of Laughton's efforts. Arlen is horrified at the beast-men the doctor has produced; is shock- ed beyond endurance when be finds the beauteous girl who has. nearly succeeded in winning him from his sweetheart is merely an- other of his creatures.
Aid ultimately reaches him when Miss Hyams his sweetheart, reaches the island in, a boat she has
chartered. But their es- cape is blocked and their lives en- dangered. when the beast men taste blood and go on a rampage. The picture reaches & dramatic climax when they turn on their creator and the other humans on the island..
Stepin Fetchit, Noah Beery and Roger Imhof.
Roger's performance is superb, and Kent Taylor and Evelyn Venable in the romantic leads are splendid as the young lovers. The other members of the supporting James Cruze did, a magnificent cast, all of whom perform remark plece of directing from the screen ably well, are Louise Dresser, I play by Walter Woods"
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