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QUEENS

DAILY. AT 2:30 +5·15 · 7·20 & 9:30 TEL 31453

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY-

Bert WHEELER

Roft WOOLSEY

Good medicine for giggle glands!

ON AGAIN-

OFF AGAIN

with Marjorie Lord Patricia Wilder

RKO

RADIO Picture

Directed by Edward Cline. Produced by Lee Marcus. Screen play by Nat Ferrin and Benny Rubin.

Added Attraction

World's Heavy-weight Championship Contest TOMMY FARR vs. JOE LOUIS

10-MORROW :

* SHOWS

7.16-9-20

A Lavish Laugh & Rhythm Hit NEW FACES OF 1937"

TAKE ANY TRAN OR HAPPY VALLEY HUB

ORIENTAL

#MING

ROAD WANGHAI

TEL. 20473

LAST 4 TIMES TO DAY

THE BIGGEST LIAR ON THE SEVEN SEA'S ! Joins up with a baby haccaneer in a delightful combination of pirate thrills and gaies of laughter.

DON'T LET THE KIDDIES MISS. THIS SHOW!

JOIN OUR PIRATE BAND AND HUNT THE

BURIED TREASURE OF CAPTAIN, KIED WITH

"THE

CAPTAIN'S KID

Tauhaving

MAY ROBSON SYBIL JASON.

GUY KIBBEE

Huh JANE BRYAN - FRED LAWRENCE

DICK PURCELL - SEARY TREEN,

TOMORROW MONDAY TUESDAY THE YEAR'S GREATEST LAUGH HIT!

THE GOSH DARNEDIST

BISCAYAM EVER SEEN ON THE SCREEN!

Sing Me Love Song

JAMES MELTON.

ZASU PITTS⭑ALLEN `

Am Cheddar-Walter Catlett-Nakat

PATRICIA ELLIS HUGH HERBERT

JENKINS - NAT PENDLETON

| Cavanaugh«Á ¢â¥aAPOLITAN PEOU'R•A Flest Matt PlateN -

Maule and Lyrics by Harry Waren 5 adf Zelda-Dinahal by RAYMOND BRIGHT MATINEES: 20%-30% ✪ EVENINGS: 20c.-30c,-50c.-70c,

DAILY

AT

2:30

520

790

9.20

HANKOW

STARE

TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY

Robert Donat

in

KOWLOON

57795

"GHOST GOES WEST"

TO-

with

Jean Parker Eugene Pallette

Gary Cooper

Jean Arthur in

MORROW 'Mr. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN"

FREEDOM FOR PRISONERS

Lucknow, October 7,

Ten thousand prisoners, approx- imately one third of the total number in gaol in the United Provinces, will be released shortly by the Congress Provincial Govern ment as part of their gaol reform progamme. Reuter.

BRITISH SHIPS CAPTURED

London, Oct. 7. The Admiralty has received news that two British steamers, the s.5.

NEWSPAPERS IN JERUSALEM

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1937.

TO-DAY AT THE

KING'S:

CINEMA

Hong Kong

"A Star Is Born"

QUEEN'S:-

"On Again-Off again"

ORIENTAL:—

The Captain's Kid"

"Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:--

"Mountain Music"

STAR:-

"Ghost Goes West". MAJESTIC:-

"Dangerous Number"

KING'S:-

Sunday

"A Star Is Born". QUEEN'S

"New Faces of 1937".

ORIENTAL:--

"Sing Me A Love Song" ALHAMBRA

"Mountain Music"

STAR:-

"Mr. Deeds Goes To Town" MAJESTIC:-

Pick A Star"

STAR IS BORN

Janet Gaynor surpasses all her previous screen achievements in "A Star Is Born," now playing at the King's Theatre.

FILM NOTES

All the thrills of a trip to Holly Miriam Hopkins And

wood are provided local film fans

at the King's Theatre in "A Star

IS Born." David O. Selznick's production glorious techniculour

starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March.

This first really modern story to come to the screen in colour is so vividly told, so convincingly play- ed and so ballantly directed by Wiliam A. Wellman that you leave the theatre feeling as 11 you'd actually paid, a visit to film- land.

Janet Gaynor and Fredric March have written-to-order roles and have never turned in per- formances to match these,

TWO TO-DAY

Prince Edward, baby son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, who is "two years old to-day,

NEW FACES OF 1937

"New faces of 1937" opens to- morrow at the Queen's Theatre.

A series of yearly musical come- dieg from Rko Radio is in- augurated with "New Faces of 1937" to bring new talent from the entertainment marts of the world to screen audiences.

Cary Grant

i

DIARY OF LOCAL

EVENTS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. Anniversaries and Holidays.- Cold Dew. (Han-lu), Prince Ed- ward born, 1935. La Latine sunk, 1799. St. Denis, Bishop of Paris, Auctions-210 Cases Tea. ot China Navigation Co., Godown, Connaught Road West, 10.30a.m.; Furniture, Partitions and Fixtures, at Godown No. 19 of The China Provident Loan and Mortgage Co.. Ltd. 10 a.m.

Cinemas.(See Page 5).

Danges-Flannel Dance at Hotel Cecil. 8.30 p.m.; H.M.S.. Parthian's Cabaret Dance at China Fleet Club, in aid of Shanghaj British Refugees.

Entertrainments.-Garden Party St. Andrew's Church grounds. 3 p.m.; Royal Army Ordnance Corps Garden Fete at Sockunpoo Military Sports Ground, 2.30 p.m.

Malls. (See Page 16). Miscellaneous, Claims against

||

the Estate of James Brown Mac- donald, due,

Moon-IX Moon, 8th Day. Social-R.EO.C.A.

Annual Din-

ner in Peninsula. Hotel, 7.45 pm.: Civil Service Cricket Club Whist Drive. 9.30 p.m.

Sports. (See Page 103.

Sunrise. 6.17 a.m. Sunset.--6.04

p.m.

Tides--High at 13.03 and 23.15. Low at 06.14 and 17.05.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10

Cinema. (See Page 3). Mails(See Page 16).

Moon--IX Moon 7th. Day.

Sports (See Page 10). Sunrise.-6.18 a.m. Sunset.-8.05

P.M.

Tides-High at 12.12 and 22.50; Low at 05.28 and 16.43.

herself feel ON AGAIN-OFF AGAIN

Miriam Hopkins has so many stories she doesn't know what to đu. Just to make better about 1 she dashed oir to New York to buy a

lot of new clothes when she heard she was really to start on The Indestruc- tible Susan" for Rádio,

After that Radio propose starring her with Cary Grant in a crazy Parole." comedy called "Love cr

All about a play-boy placed in the custody 01 A parole daughter.

officer's

It'll be a long "after" because Caly has to make "Wagons West- ward" for Columbla first. And wants to ft in a holiday to Japan before that.

Then there's always the fact that Miriam is really in Sam Goldwyn's employ, and may work for him again some time.

The consequence of it all is that Jessc Lasky, who has another story called "Curtain Call" which she'd like to do, is helding it up until Miriam gets her commitments sorted out.

A unique comedy situation which brings together such contrastive characters BLS 3 successful but goofy pill manufacturer, his equal- ly mad and cordially hated partner who is temporarily working as his valet, the latter's pretty sweet- heart, a gangster and his gold- digging wife, and a group of thugs, is the basis for much of the insane action in "On Again-Off Again." starring Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, which has its run at the Queen's Theatre to-day:

The occasion which unites the unusual group under one roof is a house party thrown by Woolsey who, jealous of his wife and his partner who is working as his valet because of losing a wrestling match, plans to humiliate his arch enemy in front of his sweetheart.

Directed by Edward Cline, "On Again-Off Again" has a support- ing cast which includes Marjorie Lord, Patricia Wilder, Russell Hicks. Esther Muir Paul Harvey. George Meeker, and a bevy of

DANGEROUS NUMBER beautles in the musical and dance

Cave-man tactles by a modern man whose only clubs are very exclusive, provided hilarious mirth yesterday for a capacity audience at the Majestic Theatre where the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer picture. "Dangerous Number." opened 2 day engagement,

sequence.

story by Leona Dalrymple, the ple- ture" was directed by Richard

directed Thorpe who

"Tarzan Escapes." "The Voice of Bugle Ann" and other remembered suc cesses of the screen.

Robert Young and Ann Sothern Following the spectacular inter- have the leading roles. Young is ruption of the wedding Young delightful as a young silk manu- marries the actress himself and Heading the gala talent revue in facturer in love with an actress immediately dislikes her friends of the current production are such

and mad enough to let conventions the theatre. A series of quarrels

over

constant radio, stars as Harriet Hilliard, Joe 80

the deep end. Ann keeps the audience in

laughter, for all of them are so Penner, Milton Berle and Park-Sothem, as the actress, la excellent. yakarkus, whose names are known With this cast and a sereen play human and so understandable to to millions, but whose faces are by Carey Wilson, Saturday Even- the average mind that they touch comparatively new to screen fans. ing Post writer; from the magazine home.

This is Penner's third picture; although he has not been seen on the silver screen for more than two years. Miss Hilliard is making her second screen appearance, her first having been in the Astaire- Rogers picture "Follow the Fleet." Milton Berle is making his screen debut, and Parkyakarkus has been In only one other picture.

MOUNTAIN MUSIC

Take Bub Burris with amnesia, Martha Raye as a lovelorn lass Jerusalem, October 7.

who wants a husband and doesn't In-coming newspapers in all

care where she finds him: Terry languaes, except those from Egypt Walker as a mountain beauty, and and Syria will be subjected to John Howard as a hillbilly, and a Press control under the censor. If background of the most toe-tick- any undesirable matter is found in fling mountain music you've ever any of the papers, they will be pro- heard-put 'em all together, and hibited for sale.- Reuter

they spell "Mountain Music" the riotous new comedy which opens at the Alhambra Theatre to-day.

"Mountain Music" is the tale of Bob Burns who runs into Martha Yorkbrook and 8.s. Dover Abbey in a strange city. Bob thinks he's were captured off the North Coast wealthy, and so does Martha, and of Spain by an insurgent" trawler. when they discover that he's really The capture, however, was not ob-chly a hillbilly who ran out on served by any British warship.- marriage to a girl he didn't love,

it's a shock to both of 'em. ̧

Reuter.

A scene from Paramount's intest musical comedy, "Mountain Music," co-starring Bob Burns and Martha Raye, showing to-day at the Alhambra Theatre.

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A STAR IS BORN"

The First Modern Picture in TECHNICOLOR

YNOR MARCH

with ADOLPHE MENJOU MAY ROBSON

ANDY DEVINE •, LIONEL STANDER

COUNTRY COUSIN

A WALT DISNEY CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOUR

Acade y Award Winner as best Cartoon of the Year

NEXT CHANGE M.G M. Picture

LONDON BY

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ALHAMBRA

NATHAN 20, HOWL

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720 € 9.30 ·TEL. 56886

TO-DAY

Hear that Singin'! See that Swingin' !

Mountain Music's Ringin'!

"Gosh, I wish I wasn't

such a purry fallax)"

MARTHA RAYE

in

MOUNTAIN MUSIC

NEXT CHANGE-

New Univeral Picture

4 CS DAILY

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"Obayoboyobay| I got

John Howard Tarry Walker Directed By Rabat Peray A Paromaant Picture

"MAN IN BLUE"

with Robert Wilcox Nan Grey

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FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

A THRILLING, HOWLING. HILARIOUS COMEDY-

ROMANCE!

For Fan's Sake Mast Hank, the “blind date". Romeo who picked his girls out of phone books... and Eleanor, the red-handed. honey who showed him how to put marriage on a playing i basit It's a stream |

Dangerous

Metro-

NUMBER

ROBERT

ANN

with

YOUNG. SOTHERN Fretwryn CORA WITHERSPOON

Mayer

REGINALD OWEN

Directed by RICHARD THORPE

1937's FIRST BIG LAUGH!

ALSO

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OF THE DAY

AND

COMEDY.

☛ TO-MORROW, MONDAY, TUESDAY

7 STARS IN THE BIG LAUGH-AND-MUSIC SHOW!

Ir

PICK A STAR" * WITH

PATSY KELLY, JAOK HALEY, LYDA ROBERTI STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PLOTURE

BETTER CONDITIONS FOR SEAMEN

adds that within the last few years, 50 thousand have left the sea, thus causing a considerale shortage of seamen. The Union further sug- gests that those seamen attached to the R. N. R. be granted a week's holiday each

London, October. 7. The National Seamen's Union declares that seafarers will be granted holiday, with pay, in order pay- to attract recruits. The statement į „Reuter.

year with

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