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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1934.

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"GLAMOUR"

At The King's Theatre

One little-known theory as to the best means by which a womati may acquire a glamorous person - ality is expounded in "Glamour,” Universal's drama based on

"the eternal triangle " which is NOW showing at the King's Theatre.

Constance Cummings and Paul Lukas play featured roles in this absorbing screen play, while Philip Reed is seen at the other point of the love triangle which develops, completely changing the lives of

all the people concerned.

As the story opens Miss Cum- mings, a chorus girl, worms herself into the affections of Lukas, com- poser of uniformly successful musical pläys, and the song writer eventually devotes all his talents to the advancement of the girl, bringing about her elevation to stardom in his plays. Finally the two are married, and the young wife becomes the reigning success of the New York stage, happily wed to the man of her heart. At length, however, Reed is engaged as her leading man, and „soon afterward the two fall in love with cach other with the broken hearted husband pretending indifference in order to preserve his wife's hap piness. Reed and Miss Cummings go to Londori together and are married, and it is now the wife who subordinates herself to further the success or her mate

A NEW CARTOON Paramount is shortly to bring out new and brilliant inven-

tion in the cartoon world.

Mr. J. C. Graham, managing director of Paramount in Eng- land. who has lust returned from America, after conferring on few productions, has seen the first of them and is full of enthusiasm.

These new cartoona, says Mr. Graham are

drawn

by MaxFischer, the brilliant creator of "Betty Boop" and "Popeye the Ballor" and made in a new colour process which ta stereoscopie. The fret one to be issued will be "Cinderella."

are

saw this just before leaving Graham. America

Warner Brothers First National

PROGRAMME FOR

1934-35

Sixty featured pictures will be released by Warner Brothers- First National during the season

· 1934-35 for which period the largest production budget in the history of the company has been allowed according to the announ- cement of Mr. Harry M. Warner, President of Warner Brothers- First National.

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To-date, 839 contracts for new productions totalling $2.500,000 have been sold, Mr. Warner said. We have never been so fully of a new advance prepared in

we are this DS selling season "year," he said. "Already we have. a total of 47 stories ready for early production, with casts that

will include the strongest array

of acting talent, and of names, Warner Bros. n the annals of and First National

"We have found subjects of " universal appeal. The 47 stories already include published novels, and stories of recognized merit, original stories written directly for the screen and based upon actual life, and the most success- ful plays of the international stage."

Among the outstanding pro- ductions planned are "Anthony Adverse," "Sweet Adeline," "O for the Lamps of China," "Fire- bird," "Gold Diggers of 1935," "War Lord."

The production roster current- ly includes 19 stars, 38 featured directors and 73 players, 18

writers.

The 47 screen stories, includ- ing originals, stage plays, novels and short stories, published and unpublished, for the 1934-35 sea- sor, comprise the following:-

War Lord, the story of a Chin- war lord with a modern ese Oriental background.

The Skipper, of the Isaphan. an adventure story of the China scas.

Farewell to

co- and

Shanghai, starring Dolores Del RID Franchot Tone in a romance of the Far East.

Oil For the Lamps of China, "based on the best seller by Alice

Tisdale Hobart.

Casino de Paree, with Al Jol- son heading an all-star cast in a musical comedy-drama.

Firebird, based on the inter- national stage success, by Lajos Zilahay.

Men Against Death, based on the life of Louis Pasteur.

Gold Diggers of 1835, a new musical comedy spectacle with an all-star cast.

Roadhouse, adapted from two stories by Arthur Somers Roche.

The Magnificent Ambersons. novel by from the American Booth Tarkington."

Sweet Music, a requel to the musical, "20 Million Sweethearts." I'm Back In The Chain Gang, a sequel to "I am a Fugitive" From a Chain Gang."

Ride 'Em, Jockey, a comedy- drama of the racetrack.

The Ginch, with the Boulder Dam project as the setting.

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The Six-Day Bike Race, a Joe E. Brown comedy..

Halfway to Heaven, a comedy- drama by Lawrence Hazard, aut- hor of "Man's Castle."

Babbitt, from Sinclair Lewis' famous novel, with Guy Kibbée and Aline MacMahon.

The Little Big Shot, the story ofa amall-timer with big ambi- tions.

Anthony Adverse, from the no- vel by Hervey Allen.

ing line

Sweet Adeline, a musical based on the Eroadway stage hit.

Border Town, starring Paul Muni in romance of the divid- hetween the United States and Mexico.

Earthworm Tractor, another Joe E. Brown Comedy, with Brown as Alexander Botts, familiar. Ba- turday Evening Post character.

Air Devils, an aviation thriller teaming James 'Cagney and Pat отвер

Go Into Your Dance, from a story by Bradford Ropes, author of "42nd Street, and probably starring Al Johnson...

I Self Anything. comedy- drama.

The Story of a Country Boy, from the best seller by Dawn Powell.

"and it was really remarkable the way the pures stood out. The process is not photographic It is, I think, sabieved in the application of color:"",

Travelling Saleslady described

as "a spicy bit of present-day Americana."

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Present From Margate, adapted from the London stage play by Ian Hay and A, E, W. Mason.

Kansas City Princess, a comedy now in production with Joan Blondell

Lafayette Escardrille, a romance of love and warfare by the Patrol," author of "The Dawn John Monk Saunders.

King of the Ritz, being the ad- ventures of a chef and his press agent.

Window Panes

Glorious, starring Jean Muir. The Perfect Week-End, starring James Cagney.

A Lady Surrenders, with Jean Mulr.

George Brent and Verree Tea- sdale featured.

"Big Hearted Herbert, from the

current Broadway success, with Guy Kibbee and Aline MacMa hon.

Black Hell, a story of the coal mines, with Paul Muni

Captain Blood, from the Rafael Sabatni ses novel.

A Lost Lady, from the novel by Wild Cather

Applesauce, a comedy.

The Case of the Howling Dog, from Erle Stanley Gardner's. Liberty Magazine detective thril- ler.

The case of the Curious Bride, another by Mr. Gardner,

Concealment, a problem play. Just Out of College, the adven- tures of five graduates.

Lost Beauty, an ultra-modern love story. *

School Days, a story of youth.

not been The 47th title has made known.

There are currently 57 featured players on the Warner-First Na- tional roster, including 18 stars.

The stars are:-

Paul Muni

Joe E. Brown

Barbara Stanwyck

Ruby Keeler

Warren Willam

Rudy Vallee

Kay Francis

Al Jolson

Edward G. Robinson Ricardo Cortex Joan Blondeli Franchob Tone Bette Davis Leslie Howard James Cagney Dick Powell Dolores Del Rio Jean Muir

Claudette Colbert

New additions to the list are Miss Del Rio, who was signed to a long-term contract recently, Franchot Tone' and Claudette Colbert Joan Blondell and Jean Müft were rated to stardom in the past season.

Featured plays include: Mary Astor Patricia Fills Lyle Talbot

George Brent Philip Faversham Helen Lovell

Hal LeRoy

Arthur. Aylesworte Philip Regan Guy Kibbée Frank McHugh Virginia Pine

Robert Armstrong Verree Teasdale Pat O'Brien Hugh Herbert Margaret Lindsay Robert Barrat Hobart Cavanagh Philip Reed Ann Drorak

Donald Woods Mary Russell Allen Jenkins

Enrico Caruso, Jr. Terry LaFranconl Josephine Hutchison Harry Tyler Aline MacManga Claire Dodd- Rith Donnelly

Gordon Westcote

Dorothy Tree

dredge

Henry O'Neill John Helen Treholme Paul Gould Glen Edles Duruthy Dare

NANCY CARROLL and OTTO KRUGER as they ap

in that charming, impudent comedy, "Springtime

Dolores Del Rio and Ricardo Cortez, doing that new Gaucho-k "WONDER BAR."

PHILLIP READ and CONS

INCE CUMMINGS ¿"GLAMOUR" ASAL BROBUSTION Showing now at the King's Theatre

amorola Adolphe Menjou play Fox-Lasky film, "The Worst

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A GREAT PICTURE OF THE GREAT OUT DOORS:

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she dared to love a man hunted by the law

Wild Girl

with

CHARLES FARRELL JOAN BENNETT ". RALPH BELLAMY Directed by Raoul Walah

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TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME

Broadcast by Z.B.W.

on 355 Metres

1-2.15 p... European Programme 1 pan. Local The

Report.

Weather

1.03 pm, Recorded Programme 1.15 p.m., A relay of the Hope Kong Hotel Hotel Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grin Rooth be cairtesy' 'of the Management)

1.30 p.m., Reuter Press Bulletins,

Bugby Fress Neys, etc.

2.15 pm; Close Down.

THREE STUDIO ITEMS TO- NIGHT DANCE MUSIC

4-7 pm Chinege Programme 7-12 midnight, European Program-

me

7 p.m., London and New York Stock and Commodity Quota- tions

7.05-7.22 p.m., Band Music

Swan Lake Ballet (Tcha kovsky) ......The Band of H. M. Cold- stream Guards”.

The Mill on the Rock-Overture. (Reissiger). The BBC. Wireless Military · Band 7.22-7.40 p.m., A Pianoforte Re- cital by Benno Molsevitch 1-Grillen (Schumann)

2 Polonaise in B Flat Major

(Op. 71 No. 71, No: 2) (Cho pin).

3-Impromptu In A Flat (Cho-!

pin).

4-(a) Flirtations in a Chinese

Garden. (Chasina) Re

(b) Rush Hour in Hong Kong.

(Chasing)

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7.40-8 p.m.. From the Studio

A recital of French Song by

Madame Line

prano)

PROGRAMME

1-Attends

2-Cherie je T'aime

381 Petite

Dis Mol Darling

5 Les Millions D'Arlequin

8 pm, Local Time and Weather

**Report

8.03-8.30 p.m., Orchestral

Rosandunde-Ballet Music in G Royal Albert Schubert)

Hall: Orchestra

1812 Overture Op. 49 (Tchaikov- "aky).......... (The Royal Opera

Orchestra, Covent Garden

In the Steppes of Central Asia- (Borodin) London Bym-

phony Orchestra 8.30-8.50, p.m. From the Studio

The 1st of a series of talks: on "Bafety First and Banity Bee-

by The Rev. Father C Byrne

8.50-9 p.m., Octeta

La Cinquantaine (Gabriel Marie) H. Squire Celeste Octet Andante in G(Batiste)

Andanting (Song of the Boul)

(Lemare)

J.H. Squire

Celeste' Octėt

9-9.30 p.m., From the Studio

Sélections by the "Music Mak-

erg"

9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations. 9.35-12`midnight, A ́relay

of the Hong Kong Hotel Dance Or- chestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grill Room (by courtesy of the Management)

10.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid-day Press News, Further London Stock and fol- Commodity Quotations, lowed by New York Opening Quotations

7

p.m.. midnight, Close Down.

DAYENTRY PROGRAMME pm., Time Signal from Big Ben, Quentin Maclean at the organ of the Trocadero Cinema. Ele- phant and Castle, London. 7.45 p.m. The Western Studio Or- chestra, and vocalist, from a Cardiff studio. (Time Signal from Greenwich at 12.00). g-9.30 p.m., The Trocadero Cinema the Orchestra, relayed from Troxy Cinema, London.

BERLIN PROGRAMME

8 pm, Dja" Announcement (Ger-

man, English), German Folk Song Programme-Forecast

English)***

(German,

9.15 A Programme of Songs

Heinz Marten. (Tenor)

9.45 pm News Bulletin (English) 10 pm, Orchestra Concert. The Stamitz Orchestra, conducted by Eugen Schmoker-Belgneu- ret,

Soloist: Lother Penzlin (Organ) (Ger- 11.15 p.m., News Bulletin

man

11.30 pm

With Fontane and Storm of Storm at Schlob A

Tramnitz in Brandenburg

Radio Bequence by Johanna Angermann

12.15 am. News Bulletin (English)" 12.30 am. Dja Close Down (Ger-

man, English):

RADIO MANILA

5 pm Studio Classics.

6.30 pm Requests.

6.10 pm-8panish Informational

Period.

6.30 bm-English Informational

Period

7pm Luneta Motor Co-Charles Erdman, Henry Mueller and Lorine Nash

7.25 p.m-Interlude.

30 p.m. All Stars Rudy

Wiedoft, Jack Parker Harry Brenor. 745 pm Elizalde

Cla Pro-

8 pm Max Lazo and His Hawal-

Everett Steamship Company Nathanlal Bhilkret Novelties EMBA

8.30 p.m. Stock Quotations.

40 pm-Manila Radiolites ducted by Luis Nolasco

10 p.it Dance Music. 10.30 pm-Sign Of

con-