1935-11-30 — Page 5

QUEENT

THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY at 230, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30. A 21-GUN SALUTE TO GALLANTRY ! Paramount's

Annapolis Farewell'

with

SIR GUY STANDING-

NEWS REEL

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1935.

TO - DAY AT THE CINEMA

Hong Kong

KING'S:-

"The Nitwita" QUEEN'S:---

"Annapolis Farewell"

ORIENTAL:-

The Crusades

COLOUR CARTOON

Kowloon

PLEMITOR

ROAD WANOMAI

TEL. 26473

."

ALHAMBRA¦-

"Pursuit"

MAJESTIC!—

"Our Little Girl"

STAR:-

""'Gay Divorcee"

Sunday

(4-SHOWS-

DAILY

1.15-8.50

„TICE, MI THAM DR. MAPDE VALLEY. BRUS

ORIENTAL

LAST

THEATRE

4 TIMES TO-DAY

THE MOST STUPENDOUS

·SPECTACLE

EVER PRODUCED

FOR THE SCREEN!

TO-MORROW MONDAY-TUESDAY

300 GORGEOUS、 GOLD DIGGERS! 13 STARS

1000 SURPRISES !

SUPREME "MUSICAL

SHOW!

• They^l/Phall_You

獎

The Boy Bald Magne

KING'S:

"Call Of The Wild"

QUEEN'S:-

"Annapolis Farewell" ORIENTAL:-

"Gold Diggers of 1935" MAJESTIC:-

"Our Little Girl"

STAK:-

"Evergreen"

KOWLOON

CECIL B.De MILLE'S

THE

CRUSADES

LORETTA YOUNG HENRY WILCOZON lan Keith Katherine DeMille and a cast of 10,000

Prices Matinees 20 c.—30 a.

STARE

TO-DAY ONLY. At 2.90, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 P.M. FREDOINGER

ASTAIRE ROGERS

*The

GAY DIVORCEE

[Stage male hit;

of oyr díszy de

cada.......han times

as gorgeous ad

the screes!}

TO-MORROW ONLY JESSIE MATTHEWS in "EVERGREEN

with SONNIE HALE

"GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935"

GOLD DIGGERS 1935

DICK POWELL ADOLPER AUTOOLSLI GLORIA STORT ALICE BRADY

A First

Plener

Evenings 20 6.-80 a.—50 c.—70 c."

"Gold Diggers of 1935" is the season's smash hit showing at the Oriental Theatre on Sunday." Mon- day and Tuesday.

Several things will be demon-

NO GREATER GLORY

LATI 1

The Alhambra Theatre announ- ces that it has booked the Colum- bla production, "NO Greater Glory," for next Wednesday, ·Ad- vance promises, indicate that this feature is 2 departure into new fields, so far as story and casting are concerned.

For example, the screen story writer, the producer, director, set-designer and cameraman, all have taken the original story just as the author created it--without changing a single idea, character or theme. Moveover, the screen story ends as it actually does and in the novel on which it was bas- ed, "The Paul Street Boys," by Ferene Molnar, the Eungarian writer.

"THE CASE OF THE CURIOUS BRIDE"

Latest of First National's Clue Club nystery dramas. "The Case of the Curious Bride," next at.

traction at the Queen's Theatre.

"CALL OF THE WILD"

When Jack London returned from the Klondike in 1898, he was a disappointed and penniless Others had made young man. their fortunes in the gold-rush, but London had failed to strike "pay dirt."

Little did he dream. then, that the Klondike had yielded "him a greater fortune than any ather man had found there. No, it wasn't a fortune in gold. But it was the inspiration to write one of the greatest stories in American Biterature, the story that made him famous. This story was "Call of the Wild." the epic of the Yukon gold-rush, which 20th Century has turned into a stirring motion picture.

AUTHOR AND HUMORIST

BILLIARDS BODY

ADOPT RULES

TO-DAY

ONLY“

Mark Twain

WAS

Final Matters Discussed

To-day is the centenary of the birth of Mark Twath, the pen

Billiards enthusiasts gathered in name of Samuel Langhorne the Board Room of the " C. M. Clemens, American author and humorist Reports from the Unit-

Fost" building yesterday, when it

following announced,

tha ed States of America made men-adoption of the draft rules of the tion of a spirited commemoration: Hong Kong Billiards Association, There wil be speeches, dinners, and gatherings in which many senior and Junior Championships that the closing date. for the thousands of children wil tako part,

of the Colony (1935/6) will be on December 20;

ï

There was a good turn out with Mr. E. D. da Roza, (President) in the chair, supported by Mr, M. N. Rakusen (Hon. Secretary). It was explained by the latter that he wished to emphasise to all that it was not the intention of the As- sociation to confine their activites solely to running championships,. but that they wished to form a league of two divisions, if possible. It was fairly obvious, however and could easily be appreciated by those present, that it was too late to adopt the latter course this year.

THE ARRANGEMENTS After. the minutes of the pre- vious meeting had been read and adopted, the Chairman addressed the meeting as follows:

Before I ask the. Hon, Secretary to read the rules, to you seriatim, I would touch on the frame work of the rules briefly.

The Control of the Association. is vested in a Council consisting of one. representative from each club, which is analogous to the membership of a club.

Mark Twain was born at Florida. Missouri. on November 30, 1835 and 'claimed descent from his mother's side from the Lambtons of Durham, England. Started life na a compositor. in 1851 he be came a steamboat-pilot-on--the -The management of the Associa Mississippi; later taking his pen tion is entrusted to an Executive appointed by... the name from the call of the leads- Committee man when reporting the sound- Council annually, which is the Ings.

equivalent of the usual "General Committes" of a club.

1

His publications included "In- nocent Abroad" 1869, "The Gilded Edge" 1873. This was written a collaboration with Warner

C.D.

The powers to be delegated to the Executive Committee will be duly submitted for your approval and later dramatized... Then came when the rules have been passed. the adventures of "Tom Sawyer in Buch Bowers will of course, be 1876; a story of an adventurous recorded in the minutes and, of boyhood

alorg

the Mississippi; course, are subject to revision in along the author's the discretion of the Council, very much

As in the case of other clubs, own lie. "Huckleberry Fina" published in 1885 in another highly the General Committee. in our dramatic reflection of the Botsam own case, the Executive Commit- and jetsam of river Lfé, and by tee, is empowered to appoint Sub- common consent ranked as the Committees for various purposes.

The other rules in the draft author's masterpiece.-C.L.C.

relate to membership; accounts, alteration of rules and meetings.

DISCUSSIONS

Warren William portrays Perry Loretta Young and Clark Gable as fellow claim-stakes (and sweet- Mason while Margret Lindsay plays hearts) in 20th Century's colourful filmization of Jack London's "Call the part of the curious bride. of the Wild." The film, which is currently at the King's Theatre on Claire Dodd is Mason's astute.

Sunday next, is released through United Artists........ secretary-sweetheart.

The attorney-detective learns that the bride's first husband sup-.

posed to have been dead for four MOVE BY VILLA | years, is very much alive, and is attempting to blackmail her.

SHAREHOLDERS

Directors Asked To

strated: First, that Busby Berkeley Star Theatre is the 100th perfor- Receive A Deputation

is as great a production director he is a.creator of dance num-

a

bers; second, that Dick Powell is improving with each performance and is now a finished actor as well as singer; third, that the spectacles are really spectacular | and Anally that the three feature "songs" "azo-destined-to-be-instan-

taneous hits.

"THE NITWITS”

"GAY DIVORCEE”

RKO-Radio's film version of The Gay Divorce." now at, the mance of the noted stage musical.

It ran *88 performances establishing what is believed to be Broadway and 200 in London, an international record,

оп

Fred Astaire, star of the original production both in New York and England, is co-starred with Ginger Rogers in the screen version.

Alice Brady and Edward Everett Horton, are strongly featured in this screen musical comedy.

"ANNAPOLIS FAREWELL"

For Wheeler and Woolsey to top anyone's brains is competition for in the daily life of the United The fait sex plays a small part the Eighth Wonder of the World: States Naval Academy was the but for Wheeler and Woolsey to observation made by the cast dur top the best brains on the detecting the production at Annapolis, tive force is a miraculous achieve- | Md., of" "Annapolis Farewell,' ment

Paramount's dramatic pictorial Of course, it's in a movie The narrative, featuring Sir Guy at the Standing, Rosalind Keith, Richard Nitwits" now showing King's Theatre. And it is only Cromwell and Ton Brown, open- their positive genius for doing the ning to-day at the Queen's Theatre. In Annapolis Farewell, the wrong thing at the right time graphic story of life in "the" that, enables them to be better Academy, women play a small part. cops than Captain Jennings and There is only one girl in the film, Private Detective Darrell.

1 portrayed by Bosalind Kaith

TO-DAY RACES

"Ewo" Handicap

A discussion regarding the rules then took place, and on the pro- posal of the Chairaian, seconded by Mr.. Leung Kam Kwong, the rules were adopted unanimously. The powers to be delegated to the Executive Committee upon ap- pointment by Council were next Fread, and were speedily adopted on the proposal of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. R. P. Phillips.

KINGS 23

Bert

HEELER

Robt WOOLSEY

The reigning Quincy

of Goofyslom Jela, wich, she

THE

NITWITS

—TO-MORROW-

Fred Keating Betty Grable Evelyn Bront Erik Rhodes

RKO-RADIO PIOTURE

CLARK GABLE CALL OF THE WIL LORETTA YOUNG UNITED

TO-DAY TO TUESDAY

JACK JAKIE. PARTITI

MAJESTIC AL 2.50, 5.20.

THEATRE

7.20 & 9.20 PIL.

Now, more than ever!

SHE MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD HAPPY!

SHIRLEY TEMPLE

in her greatest picture

"Our Little Girl"

NEXT. CHANGE

KARLOFF In "BRIDE OF FRANKSTEIN

GOLF

Starting Times For Fanling

The following are the starting times for to-morrow.

2.2.

OLD COURSE

8.25 AK Mackenzle, Col Bake 9.30. D. J. Gilmore, G. S. Arch-

butt

8.35

.

D. 8. Edward, Col. William-

son

8.40 R. H. MacGregor, W. J. 8.

Key

9.45 A. E Lissaman, O. E. C

Marton

9.50 T. A. Pearce, R. K. Collings 9.55 K. . Robertson, F. A. Red-

mond

Rules and conditions, eleven in all, relating to the senior and Junior championships were put to 10.04 P. L. Leefe, F. M. Elis

10.00 P.. Secures, R. Young the meeting and after one minor 10.08 N. E. Littlejohn, J. Forben

ammendment had been made,

they were adopted on the proposal 10.16 Capt. Micheli, A. W. M. Scott 10.12 A. McBride, G. H. Bond of Mr. W. Randall, seconded by 10.20 TR Rowell, W. J. E. Mac

MI. A. J. Osmund.

Briefy the conditions are follows:---

THE RULES IN BRIEF

1. Any amateur billiards player, reddent in the Colony of Hong Kong is eligible to enter.

2. All games to be played under the rules of the Billiards Associa don and Control Council of Great Britain.

Senior Championship

3. Preliminary. Rounds: - 500 up; Semi-finals:-750; Final 1,000. Junior Championship

kenzie

וי.

10.24 8. T. Butlin, G. B. 8. Thon.

.S01.

10.28 W. W. C. Shewan, P., Mor

som

10.32 Treasury,

National

afty

Bant 18.36 G. A. Leiper, C. C. W. WI-

son

16.40 G. T. May, J. C. Dunbar 10.44 W. E. Hunt, K. W. Jones". 10.48 G 8. Chambers, F. C. B.

Black

10.52 A. E. Forsyth, JB, Dur.

nette

3. Preliminary Rounds: 300 10.56, a. C. Humphreys, R. G up; Semi-finals:-400; Final 500.

Edwards Jones

4. Entrance Fee: Senior Cham-11.00 M. Polock, D. J. Keogh

ship #1.00.

가

There have been some last min-pionship $2.00; Junior Champion 11.04 L L Geare, C. Mycock

11.08 A. Bommerfelt, A T. Lay 5. Players who have won a 11.12 S. P. Langley, T. C. Mona- Championship in their club

...ghan and/or have made more than 11,16. A. B. Reynolds, W. G. Lori- three breaks of over 60 are not invited to compete for the Junior Championship”, M

ute changes made in the first event of to-day's races. The en- tries in the "Ewo" Handicap are now as follows with the name of the respective jockey in brackets. (Special Air Mail Services Kung, (R, T. Orowe), F1-F

(E. O. Butler), Locksley Hall. (L London, Nov 10,”

Entry forms are obtainable from G. Frost), The Chetah. (D. L'New- The committee of the

Aston bigging), Silver Fox. (FB. the Hon. Becretary, or from Hon. Villa Share-holders Association Nicholls), Wisdom Stag. (J. B. Secretaries of affiliated clubs, and have taken action in an attempt Gardiner), Lion-Kunter. (G. Hill), the hope was expressed that a to put the Villa back on the high Blacksmith (CV Eckard), good, entry in both championships rond of success.

Bootle, (H.F. Hopkins), Mersey would be received. (E, A Gaubert).

At a private meeting last night the committee decided to send ä deputation to the board of direc-

tlon- tors, passing the following resolu-

"In few of grave concern free ly expressed by the shareholders and supporters generally at the present deplorably condition of the club, the directors be asked to receive a deputation from this committee with the object of frankly discussing ways and means of effecting an improve

There were no outsiders present at the meeting, and it was stated

that the request of the committee. will be passed on to the board this morning

MASONIC JUBILEE

mer

ALHAMBRA

LAST TIMES TODAY

** £,30, 5.ID, '7-20 &°9.30 ‚P-Ma

BEAUTIFUL GIRLI DETECTIVE NAILS #PUBLIC HERO No. 1:

PURSUI

CHESTERE SAC

MORRIS EILERS

SCOTTY BECKETT __HENRY_TRAVERS C. MENNY GORDON

·MISS HELEN JACOBS

Arrives For Wimbledon

(Spoola; Air Mail Service)

Landon, Nov 8. Miss Helen Jacobs, the American woman lawn tennis champion, and four times unsuccessful in the Wimbledon championship, to de- termined to win the title next

11.20 H Jusserand, J. Harrop 11.24 R A. Rodgers, J. Stenersenyear. 11.28 A. Ritchie, W. J. Wadding-

ton

NEW COURSE

~9.24 *E. Grimble, "P, Tod:

A She arrived in England yester- day-night months befors the Wimbledon meeting-just to get acclimatised. This year she was benten by Mra, Moody in the final

3.28 W. J. Roberts, W. J Ala Miss Jacobs will play lawn ten-

baster

9.36 "II. H. Beddow, "R. M. Me

Lay

nis regularly, and will begin. "Ber- four training about a month be-

4.40 *3. A. Parrish, "OʻNea) Gor-fore the championships begin,

don

9,48 G. F. Rees, Comar Baltet

9.52 Wing Cdr. Bishop, G. DE

Is P. B. Fitzgerald

Mor

(Special Ale Mall Service)..

London, Nov 8. About 200, Freemasons attended The deputation will consist of Messrs. J. U. Tillotson, A. Steward, the Jubilee of Lodge Dalhousie, 10.00 *D_W. MacEwen, L. Cdr. Brown, A. Contlett, and E Smith Bontiyrigg, No. 720, on Saturday, The result of this meeting means Bro, James Allan, RWM, presid- that the requisition for an extra- ed. Bro. T. G, Winning, Grand ordinary meeting, which was dis- Becretary, headed a deputation cussed during the first part of this from Grand Lodge, and the de- zovincial week, will be held over until the putation from the ebt of the whareholders Assn. Grand Lodge was headed by Bro. ciation deputation be made known John D. Tod, Grand Master.

She will employ her leisure mo ments in writing a book for an English publisher.

wonder where that step:

Mother: Willie had it the last

Unsuccessful in ballot for Dad: BA Old Course. *«,”

A ladder, Note: Motor Coach leaves Kowloon on Sunday, 1st) December at 9,15 am-and- arrives Bheungahui about. 69+9.55 am

Dad Then it must be in the

Pantry

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