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"Bright Lights"
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with
JOE E, BROWN
at his most hilarious.
and
ANN DVORAK—PATRICIA ELLIS.
ka
TO-MORROW
Smart Girl
with
IDA LUPINU-GAIL PATRICK
THER ANY THÂM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUN
ORIENTALE
DAYS TO-DAY & TO-MORROW.
ONLY
A HIGH-STEPPING MUSICAL ROMANCE THAT KICKS THE LID OFF OLD GAY PAREE
Taker
AND SENIS IT SAILING OVER THE EIFFEL TOWER,
You haven't lived
till you see Paris in ́Spring! Make a date now to do the town!
IN SPRING MARY ELLIS ★ TULLIO CARMINATI
Music by Gordon & Reva!
Movieland's ipe song.
writers
Ida Lupino • Lynne Overman
Prices Matinees 20-30
A Paramount Plater Directed by Lawis Milestone
STARE
SHOWING TO-DAY
PLUNGED TO THE HILT..
THE
In Terrify ing Mystery! Ben Hecht's
FLORENTINE
DAGGER
A# Jenere med DONALD WOODS
CLUE MARGARET LINDSAY
CLUB
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MAE WEST 15 'GOIN' "TO"TOWN"
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"KING SOLOMON OF BROADWAY”
One
or the largest dance hall "sets" ever constructed was used in the making of Universal's thrilling and tuneful production, "King Solomon's Palace" a New York night club, was more than 300 feet long, 150 feet wide and
had the novel distinction of being two stories high. Much of the action of the picture took place on the set, which was located on the "Phantom'.of the Opera stage, best known of all motion plcture stages. It was the fist all steel set built for the movies.
ROME WAR REPORT
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, · 1935..
TO DAY AT THE
"CINEMA
Hong Kong
KING'S:-
"The Wedding Night" QUEEN'S:--
"Bright Lights" ORIENTAL:—
"Paris. In Spring"
Kowloon
Y
ALHAMBRA:-
"King Solomon of Broadway" MAJESTIC:-
STAR:
Chinese Picture
"The Florentine Dagger"
KING'S:-
Coming
"Redheads On Parade"
QUEEN'S:
"Smart Girl"
"Big Broadcast of 1836" MAJESTIC:-
"George White's
1935 Scandals'
ALHAMBRA:----
"Music Is Magic"
STAR:-
. "Goin' To Town"
孩
Cooper And Sten In Wedding Night
STRAIGHT FROM HOLLYWOOD
LUPINOS MAKE A FILM ·
Ida Lupino's rise to stardom in ̈ Hollywood will probably become a family affair.
The young Paramount actress. now playing opposite Gary Cooper in "Peter Ibbetson" has received an offer of a starring part in s British film.
The offer was made by her own father Stanley Lupino, who i the head of his own film produc- ing company--and Miks Lupina will probably take it
Her work is dependent, however. upon whether she will be tree from, nim assignments in Holly- wood.
Still, if she can, Miss Lupinn will, according to rumours, com- pase rumbers and lyrics. for the dance, sequences planned in this -Initial appearance with her father, s that an "authentic. Hollywood touch" may be given.
THE POSTMAN KNOCKS
MANY TIMES
H
Wendy Barric, the English actress who is featured in "The Big Broadcast of 1936," coming to the Queen's. Theatre this week
has the most extraordinary “fan”- in Hollywood, because he delivers her letters to her as well.
He is a postraan, he is English. and his name is Tom Thomas. He "left Newcastle many years ago to go in the films but told. himself that he was no good. for the screen and went into "civic" life.
He is a great admirer of Miss Barrie, and is also a stamp collec-
Russian Star Portrays Modern ter for his small sous!
American Girl Ta New
Dramatic Romance »
Tall, lanky Gary Cooper and blonde, exotic Anna Sten are pair- ed for the first time as a дет romantic team in "The Wedding Night," which comes to the King's Theatre to-day It is a Samuel Goldwyn production, directed by King Vidor, and features Ralph Bellamy, Helen Vinson and sleg- fried Rumann.
The Wedding Night"
挂
dramatic romance in which Misa Sten portrays a modern American girl rebelling against the dictates and restraints of tradition, and Gary Cooper appears as a success- with whom she falls in love.. ful, sophisticated New York author.
The first letter Wendy received when she settled in Hollywood had a note attached to it.--
"Dear Miss Barrie. May I have the foreign stamp on this letter you have no use for it?-Your postman."
Wendy steamed of the stamp and presented it to Mr. Tom
Thomas and since his Arst visit she has added 1500 stamps to her. postman-admirer's collection.
JOHN HALLIDAY TEAMED
WITH METRICH.
John Halliday, the English actor pride of three Engish towns-they are Huddersfield, Manchester and Liverpools playing a most im- portant part opposite Marlene Dietrich in "Desire."
This is the Brst time he has
ever. acted in a film with Miss Dietrich, and Marlene said, after the first scene. "I am very glad
to have acted this scene
with
Miss Sien's part is in sharp con- trast to her previous performances "Nana" and "We Live Again" In the first, she was an exotic, languorous woman of Paris, and in the second a simple peasant of you, and should like to make a
she dresses, Russia. In "The Wedding Night" film with you agan. Because I
talks and shows actions.
The fim marks another milestone in the career of Cooper. Nine years ago, Goldwyn gave the tall, broadshouldered young cowboy his first important part in a modon picture, the role of Abe Lee in “The Winning of Barbara Worth,” and It was the beginning of Cooper's long string of successes. His salary then was $75 a week; it was rumoured to be about: 100 times that in "The Wedding Night."
[Special to the “Bṛng Kong Dalis Fress" (Copyright.)|
"Rome, Dec 1. The 68th adfcial war buletin
Edwin Knopf wrote the original states that the patrol's reconnoit- eing activity continues, along the story of "The Wedding Night," and Edith Fitzgerald made the screen whole front, the Italian planes at
adaption Omar Klam designed Eritrea having located and bom- bared another camp of the Abysed the sets and Alfred Newman was The costumes, Richard Day denigo-
sinian troops north of Dessie.
musical director. The aim is re-
Italian air planes says the bulleased through United Artists.
tetin flew over a strong compact.
of Abyssinian forces between Filtu and Neglit, and also between Ca- naiz Derrih and Daua Parma. The Abyssinians used their anti-air- craft guns freely, killing one Ita- lian officer. The Italians bombard-. ed the enemy fores and returned to the'r basés safely.-- Transocean Kuo. Min.
"
A TEN-YEAR BATTLE
Washington, Dec. 9.
“FLORENTING DAGGER”
Ben Hecht, famous, magazine writer, novelist and playwright, wrote the Warner Bros. latest mystery thriller, "The Forentine Dagger," which the Clue Club selected
its. third 14
picture, which comes to the Star Theatre to-day.
Among Hecht's numerous screen
CLAUDE TELLS ONE!
Claude Rains, who shares the honours in Paramount's "The Last Outpost" with Cary Grant-the Bristol man-and Gertrude Mic- hael, tells a great story against himself.
He as to act in a play called "They Shall Not Die" and to get. some "atmosphere" he went to see Samuel Leibowitz, one of the most famous attorneys in Ame- rica, and counsel for the defence in the Scottsboro Case.
"Come over into court with me," sald Leibowitz, "and Jee how everything goes."
Rains sat through the cate and, as the part in his play was that of an attorney, went through his rehearsal latter in the best legal manner except that he toned down some of it.
At the conclusion of the reheat sal the producer gave his opinion. "Rainis," he observed, "you're over.... acting all the way through, and you'll have to read your part again!"
In "The Last Outpost," Rains is seen as an officer in the British Intelligence Service, with head- quarters in the sun-baked deserts of Arabia,
JAN'S PRAM!
The whole o: Hollywood" talking about Jan Klepura's per- ambulator, laden with thermos flasks, medica! instruments and lots and lots of cotton..
Mr. Klepura, who is so popular 'in` London, not only through his theatre work, but because of the way his magnificent' voice has gene over in British films, is busy rehearsing the songs for his Holly- wood Screen debut in "Give Us This Night."...
Jan never believed in half mea- sures, and so he thought of a, novel idea to preserve bla voice... which is the “pram.“
This vehicle, which looks like a tea table, and is painted white is filled with a "jamboree" of throat washes, gargles, and nose sprays.
And he uses 'every bit of it to see that his throat is all right before giving full voice, to a song. After singing Jan drinks many glasses of hot water, wraps him self in a thick sweater and trots around for a long while.
The actor's chauffeur wheels his perambulator on tu the set where Kepura is to sing. hands him everything he wonts from the vehicle, and then patiently holds the sweater until Jaż is ready for It.
SHOWING
SKINGS?
At 1.30, 5.10
SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents
TO-DAY
STÊN
THE WEDDING NIGHT
Directed by KING: VIDÖR Relsesstheo UNITED ARTISTE ALBO THE LATERT "TAB GODDESS OF SPRING
WALT DISN'T
NXT CHANGE
1
LA BILLY SYMPHONY IN BEAUTIFUL TECHNIDJEGUR
JOHN BOLES.
"REDHEADS ON PARADE with DIXIE LES
TO-DAY & TO-MORROW
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
Fox
PICTURE
At 2:30. 5.20.
7.20 & 9.20 P:X.
CHINESE PICTURE WITH CANTONESE DIALOGUE
FRIDAY
"GEORGE WHITE'S 1935
SCANDALS"
WITH
ALICE FAYE, JAMES DUNN, NED SPARKS
CONFIDENCE IN
MUSSOLINI
Italy To Continue The Struggle
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright)".
Rome, Dec. 9.
The solemn opening of the Sessión Senate on Monday was attended by the Crown Prince and four other members of the
Family. coyal
The President. Federzoni, in his opening speech on the applause of the entire house when he declared that the whole world could see that the Italian people were indissolubly bound to its Royal House in the bonds of affection.
Similarly the whole house re- echoed with cheers when Feder- zuni said that the Italian people boundless faith in Signor. Mussolini and in his polley.
think that English actors make
had such a difference to Haywood."
LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM, Gary Cooper, as the sophisticated New York author and Anna. Sten as the simple New England farm gel Em Samuel Goldwyn's. production of THE WEDDING NIGHT," re- leased through United Artists which opens at the Eng's Theatre to-day.
"BRIGHT LIGHTS”
Joe E. Brown, star of First Na- tional's new comedy with music. "Bright Lights,” which closes to- day at the Queen's Theatre, not
The only Speaker of the day was Admiral Thach de Ravel, whoʻamid. resounding cheers declared that italy would not give up the strug- gle which involved both its honour and its future, whereupon the motion expressing unlimited conf- dence in. D Duce was passed un- animously,"
Signor. Mussolini was visibly moved and thanked the Senate. for the spontaneity which proved that the assembly fully realised what
was at stake and -- what. a high mission history had called upon the Italian people to fuinil The Sunate could rest assured thar Italy's interests in Europe, as well in Africa would be valiantly defended.*
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HITS!
YOU LIKE YOUR ROMANCESWENTY
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KING Solomon BROADWAY
DOROTHY PAGE PINEY TOMEIN
RUSSIAN OIL PIPE LINE
Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press” (Copyright),}".
Moscow, Dec. 9. The last one hundred
mille
FUNDS FOR CAMPAIGN The Senate meets again in a secret · ́sersion to vote for special estimates for the costs at the African campaign. At the close of the Senate's proceedings an offefal -statement... was issued that the Italian Government had not yer received any communication about the proposals drawn up in Paris
question.
Orak in the south Urals with the Signs of goodwill were however
part of Mochatch-Kala on the evident on all sides but every Casplan ses, has just been com thing depends on whether the pleted according to a semiomcial Franco-British proposals will satis Soviet Russian report, the total fy the minimum demands of the
THE NEW ROSE for the solution of the Abyssinian section of the pipe Has connecting
MARIE"
only played the stenar role but Jeanette Macdonald Lord Astor and Major John Axtra plays are such pictures és "Scar- acted as a dialogue director, in the i
And Nelson Eddy
{Special to the "Hong Kong Dais Pres" (Copyright.)}'
Berlin, Dec. 9. The Chiet Burgomaster of Ber- Kn, Doctor « Sabm, tendered his
won a victory over the United resignation to the Reich Prussian States Government to-day after
ten-year battle to obtain a refund Minister for Home Affairs, " Frick, on Monday afternoon, and
or $10,000,000 in death duties paid requested that pending his final
on their father's estate with res- retirement from office, he be pect to two trust funds valued at granted leave so that all the ob- $48,000,000, created for his two sons stacles hindering the passage of and their three daughters,
the legislation for putting an end
to dualism in civic administration
or the Reichs capital, be removed. Dr. Frick acceded to Bahia's re- quest with the approval of Chan- cellor Hitler, making the reserva- Hon that Sahm's services would probably be required for another branch of the administration. Transocean Kuo Min.
Lord Astor and Mr. John Astor petitioned the Supreme Court of
He
face" "Hallelujah, I'm A Buim," Turn Back the Cock" and "Crime Without Passion."" collaborated with Charles Mac- Arthur in "The Front Pagę.”
“SMART GIRL”.
production. A score" or moré, com " plete changes of speechs from the wording of the manuscript of "the screen play were made. "at the star's suggestion. These embrace not only his speeches, but those of Patricia Ellis, And Dvorak and Wiliam Gargan, Busby Berkeley director of the picture, says that Erown's suggestions were real in provements on the "Scrips,"
Ida Lupino, young screen actress, the United States to review the is really a bona fide countess case or allow a new trial to the Exiled from Italy, three hundred lower court.
tarken years ago for political reasons, featured
Jeanette Macdonald and Nason day, the successful team of Naughty Marietta are together again in the MGM. tìm of "Rose
Mare, one of the stages greatest
mua cal successes.
In 1928, Joan Crawford appear. in a slent version of the story but of course, this could not do Walter Wanger's | justice to a plecs which depends,
so much on ita music, va
The United States Government, the distinguished Lupino family Paramount Bim -""Smart"=" Giri," on the other hand appected to the of Great Britain to-day refuses to which opens at the Queen's Supreme Court to direct the lower use tities which are still their Theatre to-morrow disclosed, this courts to dismiss the dult entirely," ** Mizs - Lupino, ninth consecritive recently while reminiscing about Reuter.
of a
actors, currently her family tree.
The present production wil, con- rain ble spectacles, a special zen- ture home made of the famous, Totem Dan
Italian people. Moreover It was length being over 500 miles of the officially stated that it is none is that Ebanies off raised in The chlet importance this known here whether the Faris central and East Rusala may be Proposals, after being passed by the British Government will be the over-worked railway line. conveyed seawards independently made known direct to the Italian Al Memchatch-Kala the oil can Chovernment In Rome, or handed over to the Italian Ambassador In Paria — Trouocean. Kuo MiR
CAIRO RIOTING
easily be loaded onto tankers.m
Transocean £20 Min.
pulated residential quarta De- monstrators tried tasset tram and omnibuses pa fire, and in several cases succeeded. When the police
poited with Etones, and fired with revolvers so that they were compelled to return the are. Police reinforce merits had to from other places- Transocean Kuo Hin
[Special to the Hong Kong Daily appeared they
rose"?" (Copyright):]
Cairo, Dec. H The street disturbances that broke out on Sunday, continued Morday spreading from the school district (to the more - thickly: pa-
brought
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