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QUEEN'S

DAILY AT 2:30-5:15-7·2029-30 ·TEL.31453

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

DAY SHOCKI

Don't Tell The Wife

GUY KIBIDE

UNA MERKIL

LYNNE OVERMAN

Dinched by Chamar Calene Produced by Rabert Sik TEO.AUTO PICTURE

With "MAJOR BOWES AMATEURS OF THE AIR"

Added Attraction

World's Heavy - weight Championship Title Bout

The

JOE

LOUIS

TO-MORROW

RKO Radio

Picture

➡SHOWS

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779-6.30

VS.

JAMES

BRADDOCK

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Ana Sothern Geoe Raymond

THERE GOES MY GIRL'

· TRUCK SOFT TRIM OR PAPPÍVALLEY WOE

ORIENTALE

FLENING

ROAD

MANCHAI

TEL 2047Y

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LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY●

A GAY AND NOVEL COMEDY PRODUCTION! Two fighting Marines with different ideas about the same gial-but shë has ideas of her own!

"IT'S ALL ACTION AND LAUGHTER! -

MSLAGLEN FOSTER

PRISTON

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LUPINON

withTM*

DONALD

WOODS

SEA DEVI

[RADKO

Fun, fights and thrilis...as giri trouble hits the

Coast Guard!

The Battle of the 'son dada fao the love of a damel,

DAYS TO-MORROW & MONDAY

ONLY

GREAT NEW SONG SHOW STRIKES THE SCREEN!

STAGE STRUCK

wrist an all-star snot handed by

DICK POWELL - JUAN BLONDELL WARSEN WILLIAM» FRANK McHUGH YACHT CLUB BOYS AMENDER

Coral Meghan Coolą Seymillo Hobart Cavemangh

❤MATINEES: 20-30c 0 EVENINGS: 20c.-30c.-50c.-70c.

HANKOW

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KOWLOON

57795

RE-OPENING

To-morrow, August 15th At Popular Prices

with

GANGLAND'S IN A DEUCE OF A DITHER!

STEP LIVELY JEEVES!

و گو با مرینو

ARTHUR TREACHER

and a cast of fun-makers

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1937.

TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA

Hong Kong

KING'S:-

"More Than A Secretary" QUEEN'S

"Don't Tell The Wife" ORIENTAL:-

"Sea Devila"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:-

"Oh, Doctor!"

MAJESTIC:

"Mary Stevens, MD."

KING'S:

Sunday

"Good Old Soak"

QUEEN'Sa

"There Goes My Girl"

ORIENTAL:-

"Stage Struck" ALHAMBRA:--

STAR:

"You Can't Beat Love"

"Step Lively. Jeeves!" MAJESTIC:—

"Private Detective 82′′

MAE WEST

NEXT FILM WILL BE CALLED SAPPHIRE SAL"

Mae West is in the throes of preparing her next picture-and throes is probably the right word, since her recent films have not been outstanding successes.

In an effort to inject a little extra sales interest, Mae West will do a dance in this one...

The film is called "Sapphire Sal." Mae West's present choice for leading man is Edmund Lowe, but he has not got back to Hollywood from England yet and it is not cer- tain whether he'll take the part.

The only other casting so far is that of the newcomer John Payne as juvenile lead.".

Running true to previous form. Mae will not have many women among the rest of the cart.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

SATURDAY, AUGUST 14. Anniversaries and Holidays. J. Galsworthy born. 1887. Richard Jetries died, 1887. St. Eusebius, Pope and Canon. ⠀

Dances-Flannel Dance at Hotel Cecli. 8.50 pm.

Mails(Sce Page 16).

Meetings-Final, of Members of The Hong Kong Finance Co. Ltd. at Messrs. Lowe, 'ngham and Matthews' Offices, 12.30 p.m.; final. (1931) Ltd., at 8 Des Voeux Road of The Hong Kong Trading Co.

Central, first floor, noon.

Miscellaneous-Inauguration of St. Teresa's Chinese Young Mẹn Society's new premises at 99B Valtorta, 5 pm. Waterloo Road, by Mgr. Bishop H

Sports. (See Pare 10). Moon-First Quarter, 10.33 a.m. VII Moon, 9th, Day.

Sunrise-5.59 am. Sunset-6.56

p.m,

The director, who does not al ways have an easy time « on Miss West's pictures, is not yet chosenLow at 09.18 and 19.25.

YOU CAN'T BEAT LOVE

Tides-High at 02.00 and 15.26:

SUNDAY, AUGUST 15. Twelfth Sunday after Trinity, T. Anniversaries, and Holidays.—

Whether m gentleman preferson of Our Lady. blondes or not, he never refuses dare.

E. Shaw born. 1888. The Assump-

D

a.m.;

Mails(See "Part 16). Miscellaneous-HK. Commercial On this amusing thesis, RKO

Institute's Fifth Radio has woven a gaily delightful Exercises and School Concert, at Commencement film offering in its "You Can't Beat Queen's Theatre Hall, Love," Preston Foster and the.M.C.A. Discussion Group, in the much-praised newcomer. Joan Fontaine, co-starred. »

West Lounge. 9 p.m.... The story deals with the troubles Foster encounters when he accepts Miss Fontaine's dare and enters for mayor in a bitter small-town political campaign. Miss Fontaine happens to be the daughter of the incumbent, and the hostility-be- tween the two develops into a hectic romance,

OH, DOCTOR! To-day marks the showing of Universal's "Oh, Doctor!" starring Edward Everett Horton, at the Alhambra Theatre. The picture is an adaptation of Herry Leon Wil son's humorous novel of the same name and presents the inimitable Horton in the role of the chlet character, Ned Billop, a bypochon- driac who sells his birthright for a mess of pills. He lives to regret the bargala and then regains his beritage by methods which, al- THERE GOES MY GIRL though highly amusing, äre dan gerous and thrilling.

Wilson's novel and the screen version present the chief character as a man fond of his aliments, who hasn't the money to indulge in all the fancy phases of it. He's due to come into a million dollars in six months, but is certain he'll die before he can enjoy it. In order to make his last few days a de- light on earth,, he sells his coming fortune to a band of sharpers, cn condition they advance him money with which to indulge his desires.

DON'T TELL THE WIFE

Treating its basic theme of the fake stock racket from light- hearted angle, RKO Radio has evolved a delightful and hilarious comedy in its "Don't Tell the Wife," which has its showing at the Queen's Theatre to-day.

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Religious-Rev. G. E. Bateman ou "Always More Ready to hear than we to Bray," at Evensong in St. John's Cathedral.

Sports (See Page 10). Moon-VII Moon, 10th. Day. Sunrise.-5.59 a.m. Sunset.-8.58

..

Tides. High at 02.51; Low at 11.06.

MONDAY, AUGUST 16 "Anniversaries "and Holidays. Sir G. O. Trevelyan died. 1928

Auctions. Crown Lunds, at P. W. D. Ofaces. 3 p.m.

Malls. (See Page 16). Meetings.-H.K. Football Assct. Council; in Gloucester Hotel, 6 p.m.

Miscellaneous-Claims against

Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern score a screen scoop in the news- paper story, "There Goes My Girl. which opens at the Queen's Thea- tre to-morrow. It is a fast-paced show with ample action, thrills end judiciously spotted comedy, the Estate of Jacques Jessula due; showing the blonde-haired, Gone Art Exhibition on Second Floor of and the "brunette" and glamorousNational Savings and Commercial Ann at their happy best.

Bank Bidg. 8A Des Voeux Ed. Ct., They play the roles of rival 10 am to 7pm. newspaper reporters who are in Social--YM.C.A. Service Men's love. Their plans to get married Whist Drive, 9 p.m.; Cheero Club were interrupted right in the mid- Contract Bridge, 8 p.m. dle of the wedding ceremony by

Sports (See Pare 10). a shooting. Ann Sothern's .news

Moon-VII Moon, 11th., Day. instincts predominated and she

Sunrise.-5.59 a.m. Sunset.-6.57 left Raymond standing at the altar, whereat Raymond swore to have nothing more to do with her. When Ann learned that her hard- bolled city editor, played Richard Labe, had framed the by

murder hoax because he was un- willing to lose his ace news-hawk, the girl reporter "burned.”

PRIVATE

DETECTIVE 62

Guy Kibbee, Una Markel and Lynne Overman, three of the most accomplished mirth-makers of the screen as well as three of its most capable players, take the leading roles in brilliant fashion, and with the ald of

Lovenests that exist in cleverly-

cozy contrived scenario, excellently apartments and lonely beach co- natural dialogue" and a first-rate tages are brought to light in supporting cast succeed in making William Powell's, latest starring the film a grand piece of enter-vehicle for Warner Bros., "Private tainment.

Detective 62," which opens at the Majestic Theatre on Sunday.

In conjunction with the uncover-

exposed another racket. that of a certain class of private detective agencies that thrive on gathering evidence from clandestine love affairs for use in the divorce : courts.

D.m.

Tides-High at 01.22 and 13.47; Low at 07.48 and 19.07,

MARSHAL YEN SHI SHAN

Taiyuan. Aug. 12. Marshal Yen Shi-shan, Pacifica- tion Commissioner of Shanst, and Sulyuan Provinces has returned to Talyuan from Nanking, where he went to attend a "conference of army leaders called by Generalla- simo Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Nanking Executive Yuan, to discuss the situation.

Since Marshal Yen's return, he has held several important confer- ences with the officers of his army. Chinese Bvening Press.

MARY STEVENS, M.D. of the love nests there is KING OUT SHOOTING

The enthusiastic audience which last night witnessed the opening of Kay Francis' latest Warner Bros. production. "Mary Stevens, M. D." at the Majestic Theatre, saw her in a role which has been begging for a chance to be done by her.

The role is that of a woman MD. NO one who has watched the development of the delectable Kay from featured player to one of the most popular stars on the screen, will be disappointed in "Mary Stevens, M.D."--or surprised that she has made such a success of it. She is the typical professional wo- man from the tips of her small toes to the close-atting bob of her 'shapely head. ⠀

STEP LIVELY, JEEVES!

"Charming chapples, these gun- abers was Jeaves amiable com ment, but it seems they some times get rough, and then it's Jeeves by Jeepers, who gets Ptough.

VIRGINIA BRUCE (drama which stars Loretta Young and Warner Baxter. The picture, More Hospital Dramas

A mobsters, social error makes directed by Walter Lang, will be F. G. Wodehouse's lovable "gentie put into production when the two man's gentleman" tear loose to Virginia Bruce, is now working stars have completed their present teach gangland to mend its man- for M-G-M in "Between Two Wo-dims. Baxter is rounding off aners in Teatretli Century-Fox's men," with Franchot Tone and part in "glave Ship.""" supported by hs of jolly nonsense, "Step Lively Maureen O'Sullivan. When this is Wallace Beery, Elizabeth Allan and Jeeves!" which opens to-morrow finished, Miss Bruce's contract Mikey Rooney, while Loretta at the Star Theatre, with the sad with Metro comes to an end, and Young to now doing the final eyed, elongated Arthur Treacher she will move over to Twentieth scenes of "Love Under Fire in the title role. Patrida Ell Century-Fox to play in "Wife, Darryl Zanuck's Spanish Alm, with and Robert Kent are featured Doctor, Nuzze," another hospital Don Amecliu,"

the romantic Lead

London, Aug. 12, The King with members of his staff was out ahooting over one of the moors near Balmoral to-day. The first Royal shooting party at in the month. Favourable wea- Balmoral will not be held till later

may be, either to obtain actual

ther favoured the opening of the evidence, or to manufacture it porta from Scottish moors and grouse season, according to re- where it does not exist.

taking commissions from jealous These agencies are pictured as

husbands or wives, as the

MORE THAN A SECRETARY

Riatong, fint and sophisticated comedy characterise the newest, stnaitest, and one of the most thoroughly amusing pictures of the year. It is Columbia's "More Than a Secretary,” starring Jean- Arthur and George Brent, which. is on to-day at the King's Theatre. The entire supporting cast is 50 excellent that at least four or five of the featured players stand out in stellar, style,

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The story concerns Jean: Artane and Ruth Donnelly, co-owners of secretary school for acces Dorothy Hent, a blonde bombshell loaded with "SA" but rather vacant in the cranium, is expelled, but before leaving drops a few not very subtle hints to her teachers regarding the advantages of sex appeal over stenographie efficiency. To prove her paint, she wiggles her way into a job, as Reginald Denny's private secretary and from this point the fun begins.

from Yorkshire.-British Wirelen;"

in "More Than A Secretary" at the George Brent and Jean Arthur

King's Theatre.

TO-DAY

AIR-CONDITIONED THEATREN

BAY ONLY AT 2.30, 5äck 215 & 9.30 P.M.

"WW! That Be

All For Volty?”

COLUMBIA PICTURE

Take a stun-

ning steno who knows all the an ¿awerɛ......‚'a boss who can't spell l-o-rie ......... drop them into Manhat tan in April...and you've got the side-splitting set- ting for the newest howl- arious hit from the produ cers of "Theodora Goes Wild"!

GEORGE

ARTHUR BRENT

MoreTHAN A SECRETARY

TO-MORROW

M.G.M. Picture: ・・

WALLACE

BEERY in GOOD OLD SOAK "

ALHAMBRA

NATHAFT AD, HOWLCON- DAILY RT -

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

WILD EXCITEMENT! A ROARING RIOT OF FUN!

EDWARD EVERETT

HORTON

ITHARRY LEON WILSON'S Uproarious Story

OH DOCTOR!

A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

TO-MORROW KKU Radio Picture

4 SHOWS DAILY

2.30 5.20 720930

"YOU CAN'T BEAT LOVER with Preston Foster Joan Fontainé

MAJESTIC

THEATRES

NATHAN

ROAD

TEL 87213

MATINEES. 202·30%. EVENINGS, 202-302:50:700)

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY SHE TOLD HER LOVER TO MARRY ANOTHER

WOMANT

MARY STEVENS.M.D. KAY FRANCIS

COMMENCING TO-MORROW

WILLIAM POWELL

MARGARET LINDSAY

A WARNER BROS. COMEDY-THRILLER |

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"PRIVATE DETECTIVE 62

WORLD SCOUT « JAMBOREE, IN

SCOTLAND IN 1939

London, Aug. 12/

Deanatehes reaching here state

PRES. ROOSEVELT NOMINATES NEW JUDGE

Washington Alg President F. D. Roosevelt to

the International Boy Scout Asso-nominated Benator Hugo Black of dation, at the close of the Jam- Alabama for the vacant seat in boree in Holland, announced that the United States Supreme Court, Invitations had been issued for a.) following the retirement of Mr. World Scout Conference to be held Justice van der Vanter. in Scotland in 1939.

Senator Black is the leading France is not expected to accent advocate of the Administration's the invitation as she expected: the hours. and wages législation and next Jamboree to be held in Į. was also a supporter of the Presle France in 1941------

dent's court reform Bill — Reuter..

Reuter

COCHRAN TO GO. INTO FILMS?

Idea of going into films. arrived in Hollywood Immediately

producer in the present-day Englisha tie-up. No statement

Charles B. Cochran, greatest with Walter

theatre, is again toying with the made

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