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The MILKY WAY-

A Poimmuuni fictura with ADOLPHE MENJOU VERRES TEASDALE #ILEM MACK WILLSAM GARGAN GEORGE BARBIE DOROTHY WILSON Directed by LEO McCAREY

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Adolph Zukur praseniz

"SMART GIRL"

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FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY THE FASTEST FILM FUN IN MONTHS!

She could hand it out....

but SHE COULDN'T

STAKE IT

GEORGE RAFT. JOAN BENNETT

IN

SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT

A Columbia Picture.

THURSDAY, ONE DAY ONLY 15

CONSTANCE BENNETT

FREDRIC MARCH

in "THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI ”

A-United Artists Picture:

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1936.

TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA

Hong Kong

KING'S:-

"Three Live Ghosts" QUEEN'S:

"The Milky Way" ORIENTAL:-

"Smart. Girl".

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA :--

"Two In The Dark"

MAJESTIC

"The Bishop Mistehaves"

STAR:-

"She Couldn't Take It"

KING'S

Coming

"Rose Marie" QUEEN'S:--

"Big Hearted Herbert"a ALHAMBRA

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"Two in the Dark" MAJESTIC-

"Bright Lights"

STAR:-

"The Affairs of Cellini"

SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT

"Check "She Couldn't Take It" 2.S a pleture you most definitely must see..

A slightly wild audience roared its unreserved approval of this new George Raft-Joan Bennett comedy opus at its opening per- formance yesterday at the Star Theatre. It is our guess that you' will add your plaudits to theirs.

The versatile Columbia Studios produced "She Couldn't Take It" as a companion piece to their two other recent hits. "It Happened One Night" and "She Marred Her Boss." Let it be said that this latest film is in every way, as well written, well-acted, well-directed and well-mounted AN Its two memorable predecessors.

Tay Garnett Is responsible for the lively direction of the spark- ling script prepared by Oliver H P. Garrett from an original story by

Gene Towne and Grazħam Baker. The dialogue glows with good cheer and spontaneous wit the situations are cleverly con- trived and interpreted with an adroitly blended sense of comedy and exciting drama.

George Raft plays an.. ex-big- shot racketeer who, on his release from prison, finds himself sale trustee and guardian of the “Mad Van Dykes," so named because of their front page escapades. The Jovels, tantalizing Joan Bennett is the wildest of the dan, a spitfire

Park Avenue deb who refuses to submit to the humiliating dicta- tion of the handsome Raft. It finally resolves itself into a battle of wits between the girl and the

fun and man, with the

thrills tempered by а blossoming 10- mance.

George Raft and Joan Bennett as a screen team are a revelation and a delight. Their" boisterous anties will keep you howling with glee their hearty, belated romance will have you sighing with sympathy.

"THREE LIVE GHOSTS"!

Fresh from 2 scries of earlier triumphs, Richard Arlen comes to the King's Theatre starting to-day

Frederic S. Isham. 22

FILM STARS' IDEAL HOMES

FOR "DAILY MAIL" EXHIBITION

Shirley Temple's Nursery And Mae West's Boudoir

Home-lovers and filim enthusiasts alike.will welcome news of a remarkable 'dip ay organised for the "Daily Mali" Idéal - Home Exhibition, which opened at Olympia, Kensington, W, on March 24

About 60,000 square feet of space at this ever-popular event. was devoted to a feature entitled "Homes of the Flm Stars," in which rooms from the homes of the lexäläg British and Ameri- can stars of the screen were reproduced and furnished in full scale and in authentic detal.

Hollywood contributed rooms of India" painted by Augustus from the homes of such universal John and a host of personal be- favourites as:

longings, including some interest- ing caricatures.

Mac West. Jean Harlow, Robert Montgomery, Claudette Colbert, Constance Bennett, William Powell, Shirley Temple. Roma:d Colman, John Boles, Norma Shearer, Clark Gable, Eddie Cantor, and Grace Moore.

"British stars who were represent- and intimate reproduction. " ed include:

Miss Diana Napier will be re- presented by one" of the bedrooms from

Diana Napler, Clive Brook, Mar- garetta Scott, Merle Oberon, Leslie Banks, Raymond Massey, and Jes- sie Matthews.

Each room was reproduced and furnished by a leading firm of de- corators and furnishers. In many instances the stars were lending their personal belongings, so that the rooms would reflect the intim- ate atmosphere of their originals.

her delightful modernistic villa at Elstree, Here, again, many private possensioris are being loan- ed to make the room a faithful

BIVIERA ROOMS

Misa Grace Moore's villa in the Riviera has yielded a bedroom and a dining-room of much interest

charm. and

The bedroom, in which the predominating colours are silver, Ivory and dull blue, is furnished with 18th century Vene- tian pièces.

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The delightful home of Miss Jes- sle Matthews and Mr. Sonnie Hale at Kampion, Middlesex, is contri- FILM HISTORY MADE.,

buting a bedroom in which, old and Famous Hollywood architects new decorative ideas are delight- have suppiled detalled blue-prints, Į tully blended.

and stars have sent by air-mail A Colonial tour-poster bed is the specimens of furniture coverings principal teature of the bedroom of and window drapings.

Mr.

John Boles, in which the Mr. Willie Pogany, the famous actor's taste for early American Hollywood designer, has provided furniture will be seen.to advant-") an elaborate set of drawings for age.

the magnificent Tudor room which Miss Mae. West, Miss Claudette Mr. Clive Brook used as an enter-colbert, Mr. Wallam Powell, and taining room his Hollywood the famous producers Mr. de Mille

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home. It was in this room that and Mr. Lubitsch are others of film history

was made with the whose rooms details, now on the first private view of "Covered Wa- way from Hollywood, will be put gon."

1ished later

"Shirley Temple's nursery will { rivet the attention of the admirers of the baby star, and will arouse the envy of child visitors when they see its novel play-time de- sign.

"Mr. Ronald Colman's library, with its wealth of fine oak panel- ling, will show how the famous screen actor's taste has remained true to the land of his birth.

Mr. Clark Gable's beautifully proportioned living room shows he owner's taste for fine antiques and restful decoration in subdued colourings.

Miss Norma Shearer's room car- ries the impress of the star's per- sonality in its quiet dignity and spacious treatment. Most of the furniture this lovely room is of natural finish magnolla.

SOME REALLY GOOD From her home in Beverly Hills, California, Miss Constance Bennett has sent details of an upstairs sit- ting-room which is charmingly ori- ginal in style,

GUEST STARS

Many of the American stars whose rooms are included are Visiting this country during the period of the exhibition, and "The Daily Mall" hopes to wel- come them 95 guests at Olympia to pag judgment on the faith- fulness with which their rooms nave been reproduced.

--- The whole display will be car- ried out with that spectacular attraction and perfection of fin- ish' for which the "Daily Mall" Ideal Home Exhibition is cele- brated.

"SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME."

Supporting this intriguing fea- ure will be "The Shape of Things to Come," a remarkable exhibit as- sembled by Gooch's of Brompton Road, W, from the scenes and properties of H. G. Wells fim of that name produced by London Film Productions.

Here will be seen foretastes of the furnishing of that world of the Miss Merle Oberon's room will future into which the famous au- give a peep Into the home she oc- thor has projected his vivid im- cupies when making an American agination compared with the fur- picture. It is the sleeping apart-alshings of the past and the pre- ment from her Santa Monica beach sent. Here, also, will be reproduc- house, a charming room in which tions of rooms from the homes of lavender and apple-green predo- Margaretta Scott, and Raymond minate.

Massey, who are featured in the film,

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Six thousand infles nearer Olym- pia is the lovely Chelsea home of It is safe to say that it will prove, Mr. Leslie Banks, and from this for all classes of the public one of will be reproduced what the fam- the most popular features ever ous actor calls his "Green Room," presented, since not only will it in the principal romantic role of first-floor sitting-room which appeal strongly to the interest of "Three Live Ghosts," picturization combines the usefulness of a "den" all admirers of the stars, but will of the famous book and play by and a room in which the can enter-also provide one of the most varled tein his intimate friends. For the and impressive exhibitions of de- Arlen scored recently in "Ter reproduction, Mr.. Banks is lending coration and furnishing ever stag- 'Em Have It," in which he played the Ane picture of himself as "Clive ed in this country. a secret service agent who breaks up a gang of criminals: Another of his successes was "Helldorado." and his most recent WALE "The Calling of Dan Matthews.** He is rated among the most popular young stars of the screen,

"Three Live Ghosts," which

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Results Of Competitions Held

The following are the results of the golf competitions held during the Easter Holidays:

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FANLING EASTTR MEETING Bogey (Par) Old Course

There were 79 entries for this competition which was won by T.

R. Rowell (18) 2 up while the fol- lowing who were i up tled for sec- ond lace: 1. B. Mackle (8), W. S. Her (10) and C. E. Burton (12).

MEDAL ROUND OLD COURSE There were 34 entries in which T. A. Pearce 78-3-76 and P. H. Bcoones 80-5-75 tied for Arst place with 1 up each

BOGEY (PAR) NEW COURSE This competition was won by J. Harrop (15) who was all square. There were 43 entries.

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BIG HEARTED HERBERT

The "never-say-die" spirit about which success stories are written. has his example in Guy Kibbee, who comes to the Queen's Theatre at an early date in "Big Hearted - Herbert."

Kibbee, the Warner Bros.' star, after a long career with stock

There were 12 entries in which Mrs. Smalley (24) and J. W. May-companies, vaudevil'e and minor hew (12) won with 3 up..

companies won his first major The Adamson Cup for the April success on Broadway in his middle not denote a defective thinking qualifying round which was play-forties.

A disposition to laughter does

organ, declares Dr. Frank, G. Nolan, Los Angeles brain surgeon. marks his debut under the Metro - His Royal Highness the Duke of after hearing Harold Lloyd's sup- Goldwyn-Mayer banner, presents Connaught, the Grand Prior of porting cast laugh themselves in- Arlen as a young American volun- the Venerable Order of the Hospi- to weeping, during the making of

teer in the British army who

Eudiences at the Queen's Theatre.

tal of St. John of Jerusalem has his new Paramount farce comedy escapes from & German prison approved the issue of the Servic: "The Milky Way," now delighting camp and returns to London to and himself officially "dead." With two pals who are in a similar predicament, ho decides to remain hidden under the cloak of oficial anonymity and moves through a series of exciting adventures as a пад without a name OF BIL identity.

ledai to the following members o the Railway Division, Hong Kong:

Private Kan U Wah Bergeant Chau Yuk Private Kun Ngok Bang Private Tsang Lun Lau Private Li Ping Tsan Private Lung Chung Y.

The picture boasts a cast which includes Beryl Mercer, Clunde A Hyde Park orator was asked Allister, Charles McNaughton, whether he did not find the crowd Cecilia Parker, Dudley Digges, very nckie," "Yes," he replied, Nydia Westman, Jonathan Hale. It's Hear, hear!' to-day, and Lilian Cooper and Robert Greig." Garn!! to-morrow.

The medico insists that laughter not only refreshes the body but stimulates the brain, and alds clear thinking. It increases the manufacture of one of the most important of the body's self- furnished

stimulents-adrenalin,

B secretion of the important adrenal glands. It steps up blood circulation. The body's chemistry thus works, at a faster pace and brain action is accelerated.

Dr. Nolan demonstrated his theory to Dorothy Wilson, member.

ed at Happy Valley between April a and 12 resulted as zollows: **

T. B. Low qualifies with a score of 80-1664. Other scores were:

J. W. Franks

8. T. Butlin W. Woodward H. A. Mills.....

77-1165

811170

85-15-70 89-16=73

The Best Ball Foursomes com petition was cancelled for lack of entries.

of the cast, by testing her blood, pressure and letting her watch its acceleration on the dial of the Instrument when she laughed.

He continued to strive for greater success and attained them. The announcement that he would be starred in "Big Hearted Her- ber." might be an inspiration to Jounger actors, likely to be dis couraged by early setbacks, On Kibbes's dressing room wall is a pacard bearing John Paul Jones' famous words. "I Have Just Begun. To Fight."

In "Big Hearted Herbert,” Kib- bee has the role of a self made man who can't forget the fact unt his wife puts the skids under him

The picture is a hilarious romance based on the story by The Milky Way" is the hilarious Boghde Kerr Others In the cast atory of timid milkman's include Aline, MacMahon, Patricia (Harold Lloyd) rise to Bstic famel's, Helen Lowel, Philip Reed, by dodging blewa

Robert Barrat and Henry O'Neill,

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