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QUEEN'S

DAILY AT 2:30·515·7·20 & 9:30 - TEL. 31453

KTO-DAY - AND TO-MORROW

GIVE THEM A SHOW AND THEY MAKE IT A CELEBRATIONI

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College Holiday

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*JACK BENNY BURNS-ALLEN MARY BOLAND *MARTHA RAYE

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A Paramount Picture directed by Frank Tuttle

EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION

His first ALL-COLOR_picture!

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POPEYE

THE SAILOR Monts

WEDNESDAY

SINDBAD THE SAILOR”

A Max Flatscher Cartoon A Paramount Picture

SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN"

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with ANN SOTHERN •

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A FEMALE TARZAN

with thousands of screeching baboons for her army, the most ferocious wild boasts her intimate friends.

A WILD JUNGLE BEAUTY

WHO RULED THE WILDERNESS!

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Beautiful... Untamed!

Ready to give her heart to. the first man to find her!

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Dorothy

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A Preamount Pizven whh RAY MILLAND

WE BULLETS or B LLOTS Edward Robinson

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Joan Blondell Suspensc-laden, melodramatic racketeer-gangster thriller. MATINEES: 20c.-30c: ❤ EVENINGS: 20.-30c.-50c.-70c.

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DAMAGED LIVES" Educationdi Film

COLLEGE HOLIDAY COLLEC

Martha Raye are in charge of the laughs, and the assignment could

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS," MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1937.

TO-DAY AT THE

CINEMA

Hong Kong

KING'S:—

"The Great Ziegfeld"

QUEEN'S

"College Holiday" ORIENTAL:-

"The Jungle Princess"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRAUS

"The Great Ziegfeld" MAJESTIC:

STAR:

"Savage Gold" "16 Fathoms: Deep"

"Thank You Jeeves"

KING'S:-

Coming

"China Cipper" QUEEN'S:-

"Smartest Girl In Town" ORIENTAL:-

"Bullets or Baïlots"

ALHAMBRA:-

"The Mari I Marry“ STAR:-

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"Damaged Lives"

MAJESTIC:

"Show. Boat”

THE GREAT ZIEGFELD

Though the new M-0-M pleture, "The Great Ziegfeld," showing to-day at the King's

and

GERMAN REPLY DIARY OF LOCAL FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY AT THE

HANDED IN

British Proposals In

Western Pact

London, March 13. The German Ambassador in London called this morning on the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Anthony Eden, and handed him the reply of the German Govern- ment to the British Government's memorandum of November 18, on the proposals for a Western Pact. Another copy of the German re- ply was received at the Foreign; Office this morning from Berlin where it was handed yesterday to the British Ambassador, Sir, Eric Phipps, and the document, which | is of considerable length, is un- dergoing careful .and detailed examination. Mr. Eden's discut- sion this morning with Herr Von Ribbentrop was of a general character and it is probable that they will have a further conver- sation next week.

EVENTS

MONDAY, MARCH, 15.

Anniversaries and Holidays. -- St. Zacháry.

Cinemas.

King's: The Great Ziegfeld" Queen's:-"College Holiday" Oriental:-The Jungle Princess" World:Chinese Picture" Ainambra:-"The Great Ziegfeld' Majestic:-"Savage Gold"

and "18 Fathoms Deep"

• Star:-"Thank You, Jeeves" Dances-Cheero Club Dance, 8

pm

Meetings-Annual, of Victoria Diocesan Missionary Association, to Book Depot, 6 Queen's Rond Central. 5.15 p.m.

Miscellaneous.--Prize Winners in Ariateur Movie Makers Contest to be, announced at the Filmo Depot, Marina House, 5.15 p.m.; Annual Manoeuvres.

Rehearsals. Philharmonic 50- clety, "Street singer," in Cathedral Hall, 5.30 p.m.

Social-Whist Drive and Tom

Meanwhile reports professing to disclose the contents of the Note, at Sergeants' Mess, Nanking Barracks, Shamshulpo, 8.30 pm.; should be accepted with all re-

Y.M.C.A. Service Men's Whist serve. Those which have so far

Drive. 9 p.r. been reproduced in press are for the most part entirely erroneous.

NOTHING STARTLING

London. March 13.-Herr von Ribbentrop callled at the Foreign Office and panded Mr. Anthony Eden a copy of the German re- ply which is a long document. It is stated in official circles that the note contains nothing startling and

It is rumoured that the contents

published hitherto were all wrong: they will not be divulged just get. Alhambra is absolutely faithful to

Herr von Ribbentrop will see the spirit of Ziegfeld, the author, Mr. Anthony Eden again next week Willam Anthony McGuire, places after the Foreign Office has had his emphasis wisely on the traditime to study the German reply Hional Ziegfeld. combining the rear in detall- man with the fabulous one.

The Reuter. resultant figure is one of the most toscinating heroes a motion ple- ture could boast,

PRESS COMMENT

Berlin, March 13.

"The Great Ziegfeld" has many A hint regarding the contents and claborate musical incidents of the German reply to Great Bri- which from the background fortain is contained in an article in the story give authenticity to the the "Frankfurther Zeitung" which piot and recreate the atmosphere says that the main outlines will be of the show world. The story the proposal of Tranico-German tself. therefore, constitutes the renunciation of war with Britain focal interests and this deals with- and Italy as guarantors, pure and the man and his career, his loves, simple. rivalries. successes.

Constituting one of the greatest custs of famous stage and screen

picture,

names ever recruited for motion **The Great Ziegfeld" boats a galaxy of stars, which in- cludes William Powell, Myrna Loy, Louise Rainer, Frank Morgan. Fannie Brice. Virginia Bruce, Re- ginald Owen. Ray Bolger. Ernest Cossart, Joseph Cawthrone, Nat Pendleton, Harriet. Hoetor and numerous others.

DOUBLE PROGRAMME

AT MAJESTIC

Adventure and thrills galore are on tap for action picture fans this week at the Majestic Theatre, where "Sixteen Fathoms Deep," the entertaining Monogram sponge- fishing picture is now showing.

"Sixteen Fathoms Deep" is film- ed against a colourful background, choosing the interesting and Uttle known American sponge fishing industry as the locale for its grip- ping plot,

The story concerns the adven- tures of a young sponge fisherman who is forced to go into debt to purchase a boat. A clever twist to the story involving the dramatic abilities of pretty Saily O'Neil, firi- ally clears up the dificulties, but not before the young diver, played by Creighton Chaney, son of the late Lon Chaney, narrowly escapes a horrible death at the depth of 18 fathoms, fights a thrilling hand to hand battle with a piratical crew, and rescues one of his divers from the bottom of the sea.

"SAVAGE GOLD”

If you crave weird thrills and savage action in your film enter- falnment, you can find plenty of both in "Savage Gold," the jungle Alm featuring the dreaded head hunters of Brazil, now showing at the Majestic Theatre.

Objection is raised to the French guarantee to Britain and also the pucts of mutual assistance..

DAN

Sports. (See Page 10). Moon.-II Moon, 3rd. Day. Sunrise.--5.33 a.m.

Sunset.-8.33

Tides-High at 10.45 and 29.39; Low at 4.42 and 17:18.

TUESDAY, MARCH 15.

Julian of Cilicia

Anniversaries and Holidays St.

Auctions Public Roup of Race Fontes; at Jockey Club Paddock, Race Course, 5.15 p.m.

Cinemas. >>

King's:-"China Clipper". Queen's: "College Holiday". Oriental:The Jungle Princess" World: "Chinese Picture" Alhambra:--"The Man I Marry" Majestic:-"Show Boat" Star:-"Damaged Lives"

Lectures. Rev. C. B. R. Bargent on Verdi's last opers "Othello," in the Jacobean Room, Hong Kong Hotel, 5.30 p.m.; Prot. P. C. Chang on "The Situation in North China,“ at Chinese Merchants' Club, 8.45 p.m.

Meetings Chinese Chamber of

Meeting, Chamber's Board Room, Commerce, Monthly Committee

Connaught Road Central, 2.30 p.m.; The abolition of the Franco-Bo-Kowloon Chess Club, at St. An- viel pact is not demanded but the request is made against its uncon- trolled interpretation and employ- ment.- Reuter,

GERMANY'S REPLY TO BRITAIN

London, Mar. 12. The German and Italian replies to the British Locarno Treaty memorandum were handed to the British Ambassadors in Berlin and Rome to-day.

It was officially stated that both were drafted after mutual con- sultation

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drew's Hall, 5.30 pm.; Annual, of Kowloon Bowling Green Club, in the Club House. 8 p.m.

Miscellaneous, - Rotary Tiffin, Hong Kong Hotel; Clans agalrist the Estates William Hartigan and Emmeline Lines, due.

Sports.--(Bee' Page 10). Moon- Moon, 4th Day. Sunrise—6,34 a.in. Sunset-6.32

p.m.

Tides-High, at 10.10' and 22.46;. Low at 4.12 and 10.20.

NEW DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS

London, March 12. in Berlin, says that according to A German, commentary, issued

The King has approved of the well-informed circles the German following Appointments: - Bir memorandum "again

Esmbrid expresses

Over, Ambassador ät

Germany's positive attitude, to- Brussels to be his Majesty's Ani-

wards a western pact and takes passador Extraordinary and Pleni- another step towards strengthen-potentiary at Buenos Aires and ing European security.

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister "Germany again clearly defines Plenipotentiary at Asuncion, Bir her idea of a Locarno Fact name ly the guaranteeing of the Franco- German frontier with British and Italian support.** *:-*

Robert Clive

Ambassador at

Tokyo, to be his Majesty's Ambas- ador Extraordinary and Pleni potentiary at Brussels and Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni- It was thought possible the repotentiary atq Luxembourg; and ply might contain some now kind fair

Robert Craigle, Assistant

or guarantee proposals, but it now Under-Secretary m the Foreign appears that the German attitude once to be his Majesty's Ambas- to the Franco-Soviet pact is un-

sador Extraordinary and Plen!-- changed.— lieuter.

potentiary at Tokyo- British Wirdesi

EGYPT AND THE LEAGUE

Geneva, Mar. 12, Britain has requested the Secre-

tary-General of the League of Nations to convene a special meet ing of the Assembly for the ad- mission of Egypt

It is suggested that the Assembly should meet at the end of May,

assemble when the Council is next due to

fleuter's Bulletin Service.

Madcap, hilarious and giddy-

not have been placed in more If wild animal fights appeal to tuneful, gay and gorgeousls "Col-

capable hands. The love interest your blood-lust, you will be start lege Holiday," which has its run

is maintained by Marsha Hunt, led by one of the most amazing Leif Erikson, Meanore Whitney at the Queen's Theatre: to-day.'

battles of this kind ever recorded Johnoy Downs, Olympe Bradna death between a monster King on, film: This is a battle to the Headed by a half dozen of Ame- and Loula Dapron, with featured snake and a Rattler, Tica's greatest fun makers, and roles by Ben Blue, and Etienne There are many other unkanny by a cast of, brilliant Girardot. A chorus of beautiful).and thrilling scenes in "Savage specialty performers, "College Roll girls trained by Leroy Pride intro Gold" a Witch Doctor shrinking day" sets a new high standard induces sprightly new dance routines, human heads; Jivain Indians kill- comedies with music for Hollywood

“College Holiday is beautifully | ing with poisoned darts from blow- The British Mediterranean, and to shoot at

saad pipes; a band of savages on a mad | Home Fleets returned to Gibraltar conceived and produced in every rampage chasing a party of explore early on Friday after carrying out Jack Benny, George Burns, and detail. It was directed by Frankers; and natives in grotesque and joint manoeuvres in the Atlantic. Gracte. Allen, Mary Boland, and Tuttle, to whom-an orchid.

primitive tribal orgies.

Transocean News Service.

A to Win

London, Mar. 12

GERMAN FLOTILLA

Berlin, Mar. 12. On March 14, German Van- guard fobija, consisting of fishing boats, will be formed, and put un- der command of the Navy, The flotilla, will be used in the Spanish waters. Franseed News Bersion.

London, Mar: 12: Kimberley, the famous diamond town of Africa, is being visited by a plague of reptiles, ga resnit of a heat wave. Even cobras have been seen in the heart of the town and one was killed after it had entered a restaurant that was crowded. Tronisteon News Service.

KING'S

HỒNG KONG

ALHAMBRA

KOWLOON

THREE SHOWS! DAILY AT 2.15, 5.30 & 9.00 P.M.

AT POPULAR PRICES! THE GIANT SHOW that has never been duplicated in stage or screen history! 2 years in production! A fortune to make-and a joy to behold!

THEGREAT ZIEGFELD

12 SONG

HITS

M-GM's Sensation of the

Century Starring WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY LUISE RAINER

with VIRGINIA BRUCE FRANK MORGAN FANNIE BRICE RAY BOLGER NAT PENDLETON HARRIET HOCTOR ERNEST COSSART REGINALD OWEN JOSEPH CAWTHORN and many others

Aslodies that sisetrify the nation! ̧

"You", "You Never Locked

TUESDAY AT, TER, KING'S "CHINA CLIPPER"

with

PAT OBRIENROS ALEXANDRÄ A First National - Picture

6SHOWS

DAILY. 2.30 $20

720 9:30:ON

So Beautiful Before": "You Got Pull Strings"*

and "She's

Potilas Gir!"

TUESDAY AT THE ALHALERA Dozia NOLAN-MICHAEL WHALEN in “THE MAN MARKY” A New Universal Picture: 20

MAJESTIC

NATHAN ROAD

„KI KOWLOON

THEATRE: KESH TELİNİZZz

MATINEES. 20230, EVENINGS. 20.30: 50€70) FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY-

AT SPECIAL TIMES; 2,30 5.00, 7.20 & 9.40 P.M.

À DOUBLE PROGRAMMB!" Two Full Length Pictures for the Price of One I COMMANDER 'DYOTT'S A HURRICANE OF THRILLS AMAZING ADVENTURES ON A SEA OF, SEETHING

IN THE LAND OF BAVAGE HEAD-HUNTERS!

SAVAGE

GOLD

ACTION! LOVE! MYSTERY! MUTINY!

RED ROMANCE

SEAS

AND STARK DRAMÁ

SE THE

FATHOMS

DEEP

TUESDAY, ONE DAY ONLY By Specil Hotel SHOW BOAT" Regrest;

The name of Mr. George Lee has been added to the register of chemists and druggists.

has been added to the list of medical practitioner

It is notified that the name or The name of Dr. Ng Yeok-kin, United Photoplay Service (Over Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, seas) Limited, his been struck off of the University of Hong Kong, the Register.

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