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QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

HỒNG KÔNG

KOWLOON

AT 2-30-513-7-20 930 RMH AT 230-520-720 & 9:30 PM.

NOTE: Aarnoon performances commence at 5.00 sharp.

TO-MORROW TO-DAY AN

THE GREATEST HEART

DRAMA IN HISTORY........

Katharine HEPBURN Fredric MARCH

for

MARY OF SCOTLAND

Directed by JOHN FORD

with

FLORENCE ELDRIDGE "OQUGLAS WALTON JOHN CARRADINE

RKO RADIO PICTURE

WEDNESDAY AT thi QUEEN'S Henry Hunter & Judith Barrett *** YELLOWSTONE"

A Universal Pictura

4 SHOWS

QUIL

1,30–3,13,

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The amazing personal story of a queen who threw away a throne for one crowded

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936.

TO-DAY AT THE LADIES' HOCKEY DIARY OF LOCAL

CINEMA

Hong Kong

KING'S:~~

"His Brother's Wife" QUEEN'S:-

"Mary of Scotland" ORIENTAL: ---

||

"Till We Meet Again"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:—

"Mary of Scotland" MAJESTIC:-

hour of love!

STAR:

WEDNESDAY, AT THN ALHAMBRA "THE LAST OUTLAW": LOUIS C. SHARKEY FIGHT

and

RKO Ralente

TAKE ANY THAN OR HAPPY VALLEY BUB

ORIENTAL

FLEMING

ROAD

MANCHAI

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ÞLAST 4 TIMES TO▪DAY•

INTERNATIONAL SPIES IN A TEBILLING PICTURE Filled with excitement, zation and comedy,

· Tom apari on their wedding. night...they meet again as enemy spies in the services of their countries! ·

Adalah Zakat provonli

HERBERT

Marshall

VILL WE MEET AGAIN

with

GERTRUDE MICHAEL - LIONEL ATWILL ROD LAROCQUE Directed by Robert Flarey - A Paramount Picture

TO-MORROW

DAY ONLY

BY REQUEST

A MAGNIFICIENT AND UNFORGETABLE PRODUCTION

One of the World's Greatest Love Dramas!

MADAME

BUTADE

OUTTERFLY

SYLVIA SIDNEY

CARY GRANT CHARLIE RUGGLES

JH.D. SCHULBERG

ATells Loved by Millikan. Produ

MA LIFE SHI WA Ally Bella

Hamar, Pachen, and Haunting

DAYS WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

ONLY

"KING OF BURLESQUE"

"Trouble For Two"

"Stars Over Broadway"

KING'S:-

Sunday

"Sworn Enemy" a QUEEN'S; ——

V

"Yellowstone"

ORIENTAL:—

"Madame Butterfly" "King of Burlesque" ALHAMBRA :---

The Last Outlaw" STAR:-

"Give Us This Night" MAJESTIC:—

"Klondike Annie"

"AIS BROTHER'S WIFE"

Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor form the screen's newest is His Brother's romantic team Wife," "which is showing at the King's theatre to-day."

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Taylor, regarded as the most sensational box-office draw since Clark Gable first leaped to fame. comes into his newest leading role following such successes as, "Pri- vate Number," "Small Town Girl" and "Magnificent Obsession."

W. S. Van Duke, the man who made such outstanding pictures as "San Francisco," "Rove Marie" and "Naughty Marietta," directed "His Brother's. Wife."

picture also features The new Jean Hersholt who has become tremendously popular as the re- sult of starring roles in "The Country Doctor" and "Sins of Man."

Also in the cast are Joseph Cal- lela, the screen's leading "villian," John Eldrege. Samuel 9. and Phyllis Clare.

·Caer Clark Cup. Matches

CHAMPIONS DEFEAT

RECREIO

The Hong Kong Ladles beat St. Andrew's Ladies in a Caer Clark Cun. hockey match by two clear goals on the United Services Re- creation Club ground on Saturday.

St. Andrew's were, unlucky. The forwards were to blame; for oppor- tunities for them to score were by no means few.

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The game was in progress about two minutes after the changeover when Miss P. Gitting went through on her own, and, drawing Miss J. Smalley out of the goal, falled to score. for she only had to tap the ball into the net.

The second "goal for the Hong Kong Ladies came from, Mrs. Här- rop, who scored with a rising shot.

After five minutes when the goals where scored, the Saints at tacked with a vengeance and only the brilliant work of Miss E. Grave and Miss J. Smalley kept them from, scoring.

EVENTS

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. Anniversarios. 400 Holidays.-St. Edelund, Bishop of Canterbury (199), Auctions-Crown Lands, at P.W.D. Oleos, 3.00 p.m.; Leasehold Property, at Chios Auction Rotas. 3.00 p.m.

Cinemas.

King's Queen's Oriental

Brother's Wife," "Mary Of Scotland."

Till We Meet Agaill, “ World:"Sanders Of The River."" - Allisades :-"Mary Of Scotland " Majestic Trouble For Two." Star :-Star Over Broadway," Danos-Reel Practice, at He May, 5,30 p.m.; Cheiro Club Dance, 8.00 p.m.i W.Os. and Sergeants of Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Annal Invitation, Dance, at Peninsula Hotai Roof Garden, 8.30 n.m.

Miscellaneous-Claims against tha Estate of Charles Bulmer Johnson -due,

Rehearsal-Make Believe," by Central British School Old Pupils, 2 Old School Hall, Nathan Road," 8,9) p.m.

Sports. Badminton-Hong Kong Badminton League Opens.

Billiards.-Local Billiards Cham-

pionship.

Moon.- Moon, 3rd. Day. Yunrisa.-8.38

||p.m.

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Sunset.-5.40

H.K Ladies--Miss J. Smälley: Miss E. Grey, Miss R. Smalley: Tides-High at 11.36 and 91.45; Miss J. Dalziel. Miss B. Pope, Miss Low at 451 and 15.31. K. Glover: Mrs. P. M. Harrop, Miss F. Marsh, Miss M. Smalley, Mrs. H. Prophet; and Miss C. Ferguson.

St. Andrew's Ladies:-Mrs. Rose; Miss G. White. Miss R. Stephen- son; Miss J. Humphreys, Mias J. Wong, Miss Jorge: Miss F Wong, Miss M. Roza, Miss P. Git- tins, Miss S. Booker.

West and Miss J.

The Central British Association Ladies, champions. beat Recreto Ladies by two goals to nil in the Caer Clark Cup League on Satur- day at King's Park

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17.

Cinemas.

King's His Brother's Wife." Queen's Mary Of Scotland." "Oriental:-Till We Meet Again." World:-Sanders Of The River.”” Alhabra "Mary Of Scollaud." Majestie :-"Klondike Anzie." Star-Give Us This Night." Moon. Mooi, 4th. Day.. Sunrise.-6.36 a.m. Sunset.-5.40

P.M.

Tides. High at 10.54 and ... 21.20; Low at 4,13 and 15.09.

The outstanding player, was the C.B.A's centre-half, Miss. O. Peters who certainly overwhelmed the ZIMMERMAN spectators by her good play.

Mrs. Burton, at centre-forward did not strike her best form.

The winners scored in the first half through Miss R. Blackmore and Miss F. Best added the other in the second.

The Recreio backs Miss O. Botel- ho and Miss C. Osmund and Mrs. L Silva, left half, played well.

C.B.A. Ladies:-Miks N. Adam: Miss P. Woolley and Miss P. Whit- Hindsley: Miss T. Woolley, Miss O. Peters And Miss J. Lephard; Miss S. Best, Miss R. Blackmore. Mrs. Burton. Miss B. Bone and Miss D. Hunt.

Recreio Ladles:-Miss' Z. Barros; Miss O. Botelho and Miss C. Os

Silva, Miss P. mund: Mrs. L Xavier and Miss M. Alves; Miss N. Gonsalves, Miss A. Alves, Miss C. Silva, Miss M. Roza and Miss B Remedios.

"His Brother's Wife" tells of a young scientist about to embark on his first scientiae expedition; who meets Miss Stanwyck in a gay gambling casino. For ten days

thetr

romance progresses and then the hero accompanies Her- aholt to the jungle to trace the cause and nd a cure for fatal: spotted fever. Misunderstandings arise with complicated results.

The story has been placed in. two extremely interesting yet con- trasting settings-the gay, happy night Ufe of New York and the sordid and suffocating: heat of a dense South American Jungle.

In addition to the main attrac- tion, a splendid news-rect is shown depicting gruesome scenes in the Spanish revolution, & Pete Smith specialty wherein he describes polo in humourous vein, and an en- tertaining colour cartoon which is original to say, the very least.

**MARY OF SCOTLAND"

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The Hong Kong Ladies' record ed their Arst win when they beat the Central British School "B" team on Saturday at the Valley by the only goal scored in a "Brawn Cup match.

Miss M. D. Weir, at inside-right, netted the goal for the winners during the first half.

PROPERTY

CASE

Husband's Claim Against

Wife For $60,000

Mr. Morris Zimmerman. of No. 10 Route Pottler, brought a claim for $281,751 against Mrs. Freda Zimmerman in the Second Special" on November 8. District Court states the "North China Daily News" The plaintiff, asked the court to order his wife to pay first of all $80,000, saying he reserved the right to claim the amount. Decision will be given later.

Both Mr. Morris and Mrs. Freda Zimmerman were not in court yes- terday, being represented by lawyers who were Messrs. Chang Tsing-ying, Chu Kao-young, and Yakovlek for the plaintiff, and Dr. F. Wilhelm, and Mr. Hsu Sze-hao for the defendant.

On behalf of his client, Mr.. Chang Tsing-ying stated that Mrs. Freda Zimmerman was first mar- ried to the late Mr. Joseph who, After leading by 2-0 in the first when he died several years ago, half. the Royal Cister Rife's left property valued at about $2.- Ladies proved too good for the 438,279 which was inherited by two Ladies on Saturday, and won by four goals to one.

The "Y" ladies played well in dividually, but they lacked com- bination.

The Royal Weich Fusilier Ladies beat the Central British Associa- tion by three clear goals at Sham- shuipo on Saturday.

persons, namely, the deceased's one-fourth wife who obtained amounting to about $852,545; and the daughter who obtained three- fourths. It was provided, however, that the interest on the portion in- herited by the daughter should be shared equally by the daughter and wife. Calculations on basis of Mrs. Marvin and Mrs. Pepper the above figures showed that his were seen in many nice movements client, Mr. Morris Zimmerman. and 'the former's two goals were

to was entitled

$281,751, the scored in the first half. The last amount of interest, but, as his goal was scored by Mrs. Ell client was in urgent need of money. to detray house expenses, the court was asked to order Mrs. Freda Zimmerman to pay him first of all

A vivid chapter of historic drama depicting the colourful and, tem- pestuous areer of Mary Stuart is brought to the screen with lavish and pungent realism in "Mary of Scotland," co-starring Katharine Hepburn and Fredric March; at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres.".

The hectic life of this naive young girl, Mary Stuart, who sud-"TROUBLE FOR TWO 80.000, Mr. Chang stated.

denly finds herself transplanted

Mr. Hou ee-hao, for the wife, from the luxurious warmth of the

To the host of those who turn asked the court to dismiss the French court Into turbulent Scotto Robert Louis Stevenson for plaintiff's claim on the ground land, it's warring factions, it's ugly preferred reading is added an army that in another case concerning poverty, it's religions strife, it's of film patrons. This became pro- the management of the wife's prost unscrupulous intrigue, has lent it-nounced last night at the Majestic 'perty, it had been decided already self admirably to spectular re- Theatre, where Metro-Goldwyn- that the property involved was the production on the screen,

Mayer's Trouble for Two" co- wife's special and privileged pro- Mary Stuart's conflict with the starring Robert Montgomery and perty. Mr. Hou also asked that treacherous Scottish lords; her Rosalind Russell, opened an en-evidence be produced by Mr. Zim- marriage to her cousin, Lord Darn-gagement for to-days.

merman regarding the value of

Warner Baxter, Alice Faye, Jack Oakle, Arline Judge, marriage to Bothwell; ner fight to E. E. Paramoto, Jr.

• MATINEES: 20c-30e EVENINGS: 20c.-30.50c.-70c.

'A' GOLFING FILM

..

A him of the final rounds of the American Amateur Golf Cham- plonship which was shown private ly in Glasgow recently to T audience which included Jack M'Lean, the losing finalist, was clear proof that if the Scottish golfer had won his success would have been welcomed, even by an

KINGS!

LAST TWO DAYS AT 2,30,5.10, 7.16 & 9.30 P.M.

GIRLS! HERE'S BOBI

Your new heart-thrill ... and oh boy! when he takes Barbora in his arms!

Stanwyck Taylor

·

HIS BROTHERS WIFE

$

JEAN HERSHOLT

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"BOTTLES"

WEDNESDAY M.G.M. 'P.crUKİ

4 SHOWE -DAILY 2.30 $20 720.9.30.

+

JOSEPH CALLEIA

a W. S. VAN DYKE production

A Metro-Goldwyn Mayer namns “SWORN ENEMY" with Robert Young Florence Blee Lewis Stone

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THEATRE

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TEL 37221

MATINEES. 20. • 30. • EVENINGS. 206-30‹-50-700

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

A GRAND NEW ROMANTIC TEAM IN A RIP. SNORTING TALE OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE!

It's a brand-new, gdyly exciting ad. venture when dash.. ing Bob and radiant Rosalind are teamed: For the first time! Don't:

misa them!

Retent

MONTGOMERY

Rotelind

RUSSELL

Trouble FOR TWO

CHANK

MORGAN

with

LOUIS HAYWARD

RZEGANIE L'

OWEN

Based upon Robert Louis Stevenson's "Fulda's Club" Directed by J. Walker Subars *•` Produced irr Louis D. Lighten

TO-MORROW, ONE DAY ONLY !

· MAE - WEST and VICTOR MACLAGLEN

in "KLONDIKE ANNIE

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AT

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WARNER BROS'. 1936 MUSICOMEDY HIT!

STARS OF RADIO

- STARS OF THE SCREEN-IN WARNER BROS“ NEW STYLE MUSICOMEDY:

TARS

OVER BROADWAY

FAT O'BRIEN JANE FROMÁN.

· JÄMES MELTON JEAN MLETÉ FRANK MUIGH PHIL RIGAN A Warser Bros. Pleteno

TO-MORROW

JAN KIEPURAS "GIVE US THIS NIGHT"

GLADYS SWARTHOWE

ANCIENT GREEK RELICS

ley, played by the able Douglas The picture is based on the his wife's property as mentioned by Walton, the murder of her secre-story, "The Buicide Club," by his lawyer. tary David Rizzo (John Carra- Stevenson, the screen adaptation dine); Mary's romance with, and being written by Manuel Serf and

Bat, although the School had. England, her long fead with A distinguished supporting cast Claudette Colbert is to have the Elizabeth and finally her ex- Includes Frank Morgan, who re- leading woman's part. in. "I, James

been extremely fortunate in its ecution; are high lights of this cently won honours in M-G-Ma Lewis," a story of exploration.

benefactors in the past; it's ex-

thrin crammed picture.

"The Duke of Kent. recently, at|istence depended entirely on the musical sensation, The Great Cary Grant will be her leading

www the Royal Academy, Instigurated generous support of the learned John Ford as director has | Ziegfeld"; Reginald Owen, Louis brought the barbaric favour of Hayward David Holt, Virginia "Bing Crosby's brother, Bob, has the exhibition of British Archeo- circles in this country, unlike 18th century Scotland convincingly welder, E E Clive, Walter Kings been offered a.job by Paramount, logical Discoveries in Greece and schools of other nations, which to the screen.

ford and offern.

He is at the moment touring Am- | Crete, organised by the British were, mostly financed by their erica with his dance orchestra."

ra School of Archeology as A Government.

American crowd states the "Glas- gow

Herald."

brifiant Any strokes which he played were warmly applauded, particu arly the putt which de holed on the last green to give him a lunch-lead of two holes. And if the crowd were full throated in their appreciation of the putt which Fischer hored on the same green in the afternoon to keep the game alive, their success and adversity,

attitude earlier in the

The new musical which Rudy for Warner been led Mr.

sumclent indication that, the Beat Vallee was admired alike in moments of Brothers

Melody

Pritz Lang has begun work on You Only Live Once," for Walter Wanger. Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda are co-starring.

Th's School, said the Duke, was the centre of all the research by British scholars and archeologists into the anent history and butidings of Greece and Crete,

He welcomed the presence of the Greek Minister and thanked his Government for their generous support.

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