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LAST TIMES

TO-DAY

GIVE THEM A SHOW AND THEY MAKE IT A CELEBRATIONI

College Holiday

QJORDI

BRAZI

*JACK BENNY *BURNS-ALLEN *MARY BOLAND *MARTHA RAYE

Martha Hunt Flammare Whimay - Johnny Downs

A Paramount Picture directed by Pronk Tutti

EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION

His first ALL-COLOR picture!

It's twice as long and funny

Di day you've ever seuril

Adolph Zykaï presenti

POPEYE

THE SAILOR MOGÍA

TO-MORROW

SINTBAD. THE SAILOR"

A Max Fischer Cartoon

A Paramount Picture

SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN

R.K.O. Radio

with ANN SOTHERS

TAKE ANÝ TRAMBE SLAPPY VALLEY BOR

GENE HAYMOND

EORIENTALE

THEATRE,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1937.

TO-DAY AT THE

KING'S

CINEMA

Hong Kong

"China Clipper”

QUEEN'S:-

"College. Holiday"

ORIENTAL:-

"The Jungle Princess"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:--

"The Man"I Marry".

MAJESTIC:-

STAR

"Show Boat"

"Damaged Liyes"

KING'S: '

Coming

"Camille"

QUEEN'S:

"Smartest diri In Town" ORIENTAL:-

"Bullets or Ballots" ALHAMBRA :—

.

"Make Way For A Lady"

STAR:-

"I'd Give My Life"

MAJESTIC:-

"Mister Cinderella"

THE MAN I MARRY

Most men uke to feel that the world turns around them and most women prefer the idea that they tum the men around their Uttle Angers. This striving for mastery between men and women Is the Keynote of Universal's romantic comedy, "The Man 1 Marry," which openis at the Alhambra theatre to-day, starring

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY Doris Nolan.

YOU'LL BE SORRY".

IF YOU MISS THIS JUNGLE THRILLER A FEMALE TARZAN

who ruled savage men and wild beasts of the jungle.

DAYS

Beautiful... Untamedi

Ready to give her heartto the first man to find her!

Adolpà Zavar preseNES

Dorothy Lamour

The JUNGLE PRINCESS'

A Foramount Picea with KAY SALLAND

28 TO-MORROW & THURSDAY

TWICE AS THRILLING AS "G.MEN "

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See this lead riddled drama based on facts.

Edward Robinson 66

Joan Blondell

BULLETS or B LLOTS

|● MATINEES: 20c.-30 O EVENINGS: 20e.-30c.-50c.-70c.

DAILY

ISTAR

TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY !

HANKOW ROAD

KOWLOON TEL 57795

Tensely Dramatic, Fearlessly Frank “DAMAGED LIVES”

TO-

Far out of the beaten path of

motion picture

entertainment.

More absorb Ing than a thou- sand dramas- it is Life itself.

THIS IS A MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL FILM

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"TD GIVE MY LIFE' MORROW *8 GUY STANDING · FRANCES DEÁKE • TOM BROWN

LIFETIME OATH OF LOYALTY TO HITLER

In the central role, Doris Nolan runs away from a wedding with a man she disdains. Then she encounters, in her uncle's country house. a handsome young play wright, in the person of Michael Whalen, whe is trying to revise a play. Uncle is a theatrical pro- ducer and his niece has beep reading plays for him.

When the lady induces her re- lative to put on the script written by her newly found friend, she causes the playwright to froth at the mouth, eyes and ears. Then begins the struggle between the girl and the man to gain superto: rity. The fellow is a woman hater who can hate 48hours a day. Then the girl stops his clock..

CHINA CLIPPER®

No more thrilling drama of the air has come to the screen than First National's new picture "China Clipper." opening to-day at

the King's theatre to-day.

Frank McHugh (left), Humphrey Bogart and Joan Blondell have leading roles with Edward G. Robinson in "Ballets or Ballots" showing at the Oriental Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday, It's First National's successor to "G-Men" In which "Little Caesar" return to take over the organized crime of a city.

EMPRESS OF BRITAIN

(Continued from Page 3)

Miss Grace Dunlop. 'Mr. Geo. O. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Day, Mr. Paul Maurice Darwin, Mrs. Char- lotte Denby, Princess Lydia Dens- kala, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drage, Sir Oliver Duncan.

Mrs. O. M. Elditz, Miss F. M. Eills.

Mrs. J. Friedman, Mrs. Nellie B. Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fulla, Mrs. Priscilla G. Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kent Fulton, Mrs. A. Fowler, Miss Gerda Friedhelm. Miss Ilse Friedhelm.

Mr. and Mrs Stephen M. brif- Ath, Mrs. Frederick W. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Godridge, Miss Kato Galt, Mrs. Robt. A. Gardiner, Mr. Robt D. L. Gardiner, Mrs. Geo. Ross Gille, Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Max w. Gottschalk. Mrs. B. E. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Devereux. Green, Miss Green Mis. Dorothy Green.. Mr and Mrs. Edmund Gardner, Mr. ‚and Mrs. P. Garelli, Mrs. Clara Bell

Gibson,

Mrs. A. E.. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hutchisson, Mr. Frank O. Hicks, Mra. P. Hanzon Hiss, Mrs. F. K. Hollister, Mrs. Louise Haselton, Mrs. Wm. J. Hower; Mrs. Thos. J. Hill, Mr. H. J. Haigh, Mr. W. M. Harris, Mr. F. J. Hopkin, Mr. Fred. Hawthorne, Mr. K. A. Hedren, Mile. Maryse Helly, Mrs. Eila Hesketh- Wright, Mrs. Norman D. Holbrook, Mr. J. S. Hooker, Miss Eldreda T. Hudd.

Miss C. Illingworth, Mr. J. R.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

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TUESDAY, MARCH 15, Anniversaries and Holidays--St. Julian of Cilicia

Auctions-Public Roup of Race Pontes, 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. Sargent on Verdi's last opera "Othello," in the Jacobean Room, Hong Kong Hotel, 5.30 p.m.; Prot. F. C. Chang on "The Situation in North China," at Chinese Merchants' Club, 8.45 p.m.

Meetings. Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Monthly Committee Meeting. Chamber's Board Room, Connaught Road Central. 2.30 p.m.; Annual, of Allee Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals, in "General Chamber

of Commerce Board Room, 5.15 p.m.; St. John's Cathe- dral Council. In Cathedral Office. 5.15 p.m.; Kowloon Chess Club, at St. Andrew's Hall, 5.30 pm.: Annua', of Kowloon Bowling Green Club, in the Clubhouse, 8 p.m.

Miscellaneous. - Rotary Tidin, Hong Kong Hotel; Claims against the Estates William Hartigan and Emmeline Lines, due.

Rehearsals-Hong Kong Singers. Union Church, Kennedy Road, 5.30

p.m.

Cricket

Social. Crafgerigower C'ub Weekly Tombola. 9.20 p.m.: Cheero Club Whist Drive, 8.30

A tribute to the vision, ingenuity and courage of the men who bat- tled not only storm and fog, but the timidity

Ivex and prejudice or capitalistic interests, to establish

Mr. Geo. A. Jackson, Mrs. A. M.-P., long distance air lines, "China | Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edw. Cipper" is a brilliant chapter in

Johnston. the pictorial history of daring aviation.

Although fictitious as to char- acters and plot, Commander Frank Wead's screen play is based on fundamental facts. It is realistic of the extreme and thoroughly ac- curate, William L. Van Dusen, of the Pan-American Airways, hav- ing served as technical advisor.

BULLETS OR BALLOTS

Edward G. Robinson returns to the screen in "Bullets or Ballots,” scheduled as the feature attraction at the Oriental Theatre on Wed- nesday and Thursday.

Robinson's new role affords him all the opportunities for charac- terization, but in this picture he is not a gangster. He is a hard boiled detective determined to put the boldest and beat organized band of criminals known to his tory out of business.

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There is an unusually talented cast in the picture, with Joan Biondell playing the feminine lead opposite Robinson:

ring the sentiment from king to

Fibrer.

ME J. E. Kunkle, Mr. W. H. B. Kilner. Col. W. E. Kay. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kastion, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Kirkland, Mme. Yvonne Munroe Kormaingant..

Sports. (See Page 10). Moon.-II Moon, 4th. Day. Sunrise.-6.32 a.m. Sunset.-8.33

p.m.

Tides-High at 11.22 Low at 5.1 and 18.03.

Joseph Pearson, Mrs. Ralph A. Pocock, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Puter- baugh, Master Walter Puterbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Parker, Miss R. Marlen Parker, Miss Helen Peard, Mr. G. J. Plevins, Bir Harry Price, Mrs. Marsden Perry, Miss Irene FL Potter."

Mr. Royal Levy, Mr. F. R. Lynch. Mr. A. D. Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Powers. Mr. and Mrs. L. Phillips, man Levin, Mrs. Milton E. Loy. Mr. Mrs. Hanar Ploschitzki, Miss Alice and Mrs. Blewett Lee, Mr. and Mrs. S: Pusey, Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Warren Leonard, Mr. John N. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Paulbus, Mrs. Leonard, Miss Ella Lahey, Miss Adele Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Lauster, Mrs. Edw. C. Leisy, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Levis, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Levis, Dr. E. Lava, Mrs. 8. L Lazarus. Mrs. Ilse Ruth Le- beau, Miss L W. Legge, Miss Vere C. E. Lewis. Major-Gen. Long, S.S., C.B, Mrs. Long, Mr. Andre Lebigot, Miss Mary C. McLelland, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, R. Michael, Dr. Miguel Mendizabal, Mrs. F. C. Merry, Miss F. J. MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mulligan, Miss Ida J. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Morris, Hon. Dr. Decto de Paula Machado, Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. McMaster, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. McMaster, Dr. Jose A. and Mrs. Minetti, Miss Eleanor Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morrett, Dr. P. C. Mockett, Mr. H. gan, Mr. Malcolm Ready March, G. Moore, Mrs Chas. Briggs Mor-

KINGS?

SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 6.10.-7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

Varmár Bros. Prose

CHINA CLIPPER

THURSDAY,

M.G.M. Picture

PAT O'BRIEN

ROSS ALEXANDER BEVERLY ROBERTS

HUMPHREY BOGART MARIE WILSON

Joseph Grahaa » Josaph King Addison Rickards Directed by Raymand Eight

A Phoot Worst Partne

GRETA GARBO ROBERT TAYLOR in

CAMILLE"

with LIGNE BARRYMORE

ALHAMBRA

NATHAN RD. KOWLOON-

210 & 9.30 STEL.0 0 6 55

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW

NEW UNIVERSAL'S GLAMOROUS NEW PERSON- ALITY IN A WILD & FURIOUS RUNAWAY STORY I

Now Univera)

NEXT CHANGE RKO-RADIO PICTURE

+ SHOWS DAYEY 2.30 420 720-9.30

The star-discovery of the age!

DORIS NOLAN in ̧ THE MAN IMARRY with MICHAEL WHALEN

"MAKE WAY for à LADY" with Herbert Marshall Anne Shirley

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD

KOWLOON

TEL 57272

(MATINEES. 20€-30c° EVENING9: 20%-30% 50:70)

FO-DAY," ONE DAY ONLY!

THE GREATEST MUSIC DRAMA OF ALL TIME!

CARL LAEMMLE pressa

Á UNIVERSAL PICTURE

EDNA FERBER'S

THE FLOATING

PALACE OF 19361

CHOW BUAT

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IRENE DUNNE ALLAN JONES.

A UNIVERSAL, FICTURE, LA

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TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY MISTER CINDERELLA"

with JACK HALEY AND BETTY FURNESS A "METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER: PICTURE

Mrs. Homer B. Talley, Mrs. Geo.; Mrs. J. 8. Willows, Miss P, Thurston, Mr. and Mrs. James Willows. Turner, Mr. Bob and Miss Nancy Mrs. Martha Newbro Young, Mr. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Montagu Young. Thoma, Mrs. Henry Thorton, Mrs. R. A. Taylor, Mrs. B. M. Tred- well, Mrs. Ethel B Tanner,

MTA, E R. Roberson, Mr. Castner E Rapalce, Mr. S. W. Rushmore. Mrs. Chas. H. Rodi, Mr. Walter E. Robb, Miss Grace K. Reinauer, Mrs. Susan W. Richards. Mr. Sidney Roseninu, Mrs. Peter W. Rouss, MLIS Ethel Rivington, Miss D. Rolte, Comte de Rougemont, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rule, Miss E. B. Rundle, Mr. W. C. Rundle, Mrs. Lillian Riga,

Miss Charlotte A. Sadler, Miss Helda Schroeter, Mr. and Mrs. H a Bott, Mra, Buste B Seymour, Mr. Edmund K. Sheedy, Mrs. B. B. Sheffield, Dr. Milton Lahlenker, Civli servants will be required

Batton, Mrs. Helen V. T. Sprankle, Mr. G. E. Smith, Mrs. Eugene W. Mr. and Mrs. Martia Von Dehn. to swear their loyalty, tó Hitler

Mrs. Dorothy M. White, Mr. and Lot only while they hold their, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mrs W. Stanard, Mrs. Harry W. Mrs. Fred Wolfermian, Mr. Bert position but until death..

Martin, Miss Margarita Mártin, Stegall, Mr. and Mra: David Shirk, Wolferman, Misses Barbara and Mr. 8. T. Martin, Mrs. F. Meyer, Misses 'Anne and Marie Louise Burleigh Wolferman, Miss Lillian PENSIONS THREAT

Miss Nina Mirezka-Gartman, Miss Shirk, Mrs. Ida B. Shelton,, Willard, Mrs. E.. B. Wright, Mr. Failure to report facts which G. E. Mitchell, Mr. A. P. Moore, Mr. Mr. L. R. F. Spiegel, Mr. L. F. and Mrs. A. B. Wade, Mr. Bernard Every German civil servant will All of them will now, take one migh endanger the existence of and Mrs. J. E. Moore, Miss D. Irene Stowe, Mrs. Lillian M Stacey, Wasserman, Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. be expected under a new law to and the same oath, formulated in the Reich will be regarded as a Mountstevens, Mr. Alexis Mutafolo, Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Stacey, Mr. Ward, Mrs Frances Wyman. Miss accord the same rigid loyalty to exactly the same words. This oath severe violation of a civil servant's Mr. Duncan. V. McConnell, Chancellor Hitler as Germans for will make them directly respon- oath, even though he heard such

and Mrs. A. L. Shuman. Mr. 8. Edith Wyman, Mrs. G. B. Williams, merly extended to the

Mrs. N.-K. Nagel, Mr. W. B. Nex-Titchener Smith, Miss Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Wise, Mrs. M. Kaiser, sible for their allegiance and ade- reports outside of his office. states the "Evening Standard.”

bitt, Mrs Nellie K. Needham, Mr. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. L. Way, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Waldo lity to the Leader.

By the disciplinary This was made: plain by.

order Barah Newtro, Mr. R. G. Noble, Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mrs. D. M. Weir, Misses Margaret A HOME FROM HOME officials are able to lose their Mr. G. D. Nash, an Minister of the Interior. Dr. Frick, In the old-time Prussian civil penalon if they neglect or violate. Miss Jennis Oppenheimer, Mr. Sherrerd, Mrs. Leonore Samuely, West, Miss Rebekah, West, Mrs F An Indian who claims that he

Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. and Frances Weir, Mr. Allen T in commenting upon a new civil service personal relationship loyalty towards the Reich and Harvey Oppenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Lady Bassoon, Mr. Kurt Bchart W. Wilcox, Mrs W. McC. Wilson, can live with his head barted in service law recently adopted by the existed between members of the Führer, even after retirement. German Cabinet.

Frussian civil service

Geo. W. Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ludwig Schoeneberg. Cal and Mr. Phillip Weinstein, Lady the sand has come to London. The law abolishes all distinctions.

After his death the family of Wm. Ohlandt, Mr. Wa L. ONelll. Mra. 3. Obed Smith, Mrs. J. Arm Patricia Wellesley, Mrs. U. M. 8. Iding,

He ought to step round at once. an official must continue the same Miss Christin Q Owen, Mrs. Mstrong Stenhouse, between federal, State, municipal It is this relationship which the loyalty, with the same threat of O'Conell-Jones, Mr. 8. K. Olsen.

West, Mr. and Mrs. G. Widell, Mr to the headquarters of the Leagus afd party officials,

Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Town- and Mrs. A. G. Will, Mrs. L. R. of Nations Union. He would find. Nazis seek to revive by transfer-loss of pensión:

Mrs. W. 8. Pate, Miss Anna son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl V, Torrey, Wasey, Mr. O, W. Wood, Mr. and himself thoroughly at home.

Old. Prussian "Sentiment" Revived

the

and their

THE FROGRAMME The luxury liner will arfive bere about 3 p.m. on March 31, and will stay here till 8.30 p.m. on March 25.

A most elaborate programme has been drawn up for the tourists and addition to trips round the Island and the New Territories, there will be visits to the shopping centres as well as excurion trips to Canton and Macao

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