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AT 230-520 720 & 9:30 PM. FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

The World's Most Beautiful Ciris... Topatch Songs..

Ace Specialties ....... Dances ・・・ & Laughs!

JACK BENNY

ARTISTS MODELS

LQUIS ARMSTRONG

LJA LUMINO MIMARO AMIER SAIL PATRIEK, BEN SLUR

JOY SANDER TAGHT (LOWROTS

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ADDED ATTRACTION

At the QUEEN'S

ON THE STAGE

"

At the ALHAMBRÁ. SENSATIONAL PARAMOUNT NEWS

THE CIRCLE OF DEATH "BOMBING OF NANKING"

TO-MORROW

The Greatest Adventure Romance In The Whole Exciting

History Of The Seven Seas!

GARY COOPER

GEORGE RAFT in

"SOULS AT

SEA"

TANZ AM THAM GIR MARRY VALLEY BUS

4 shows

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DAYS:

ORIENTAL

2 TO-DAY

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TO-MORROW

SHE WAS AS DANGEROUS AS DYNAMITE! When this girl reporter went out to get news, she got it! She exposed all the rackets in town.

WHEN THEY ASK FOR IT! SHE LET 'EM HAVE IT:

SHE BLASTED A TOWN WIDE OPEN... To prove her right to take love on her own terms!

Auwak. Zukor pavetedis

FRED MacMURRAY - FRANCES FARMER CHARLIE RUGGLES

"EXCLUSIVE"

STATS

with LLOYD NOLAN Fay Holden Ralph Morgon 1 PuraMOUSE Oturu

SUNDAY "A STAR IS BORN"

ALL IN TECHNICOLOUR

Janet Gaynor-Fredric March-Adolph Menjou

A GORGEOUS UNITED ARTISTS PRODUCTION!

● MATINEES: 200,- 2004, EVENINGS: 20c.-30c.-50c.-70c.

HANKOW

ISTARE

TO-DAY ONLY

KOWLOON

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GINGER ROGERS

in

“IN PERSON”

with George Breat

Alan Mowbray Grant Mitchell Samuel S Hinds RKO-Radio Picture

TO MORROW

· ANNABELLA in

"

WINGS OF THE MORNING"

with HENRY PONDA

LESLIE BANKS

A 40th Century Fox Picture In Technicolour

NUDIST BEFORE

SPHINX

A blonde young French dancer

LEDERER IN GAY COMEDY

Pickford- romantic

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937.

TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA

"Hong Kong

KING'S:/

." "Vogues of 1938" QUEEN'S:

"Artists and Models"' ORIENTAL:-*

"Exclusive

Kowloon

"Artists and Models"

ALHAMBRA:-

STAR:

"In Person" MAJESTIC:-

"One Rainy Afternoon

QUEEN'S :-

Coming

"Souls At Bea ORIENTAL:

"A Star Is Born" ALHAMBILA:—

"Souls At Sea.

STAR:-

"Wings Of The Morning' MAJESTIC:-

"Parnell"

PACT SIGNERS CELEBRATE

German And Japanese

Mark Anti-Red Treaty Birthday

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26. Anniversaries and Holldays. Queen of Norway born, 1869. Sir L. 9. Jameson died, 1917.

Anctions Household Furniture, at 35 Hankow Road, Kowloon, 2.30 p.xx.

Ball,

Berlin, Nov. 24. Strong forces of police kept large

Cinemas-(See Page 5). Dances, St. Andrew's crowds at a respectable distance Peninsula Hotel, 9.30 p.m. from the Japanese Embassy to- Entertainments-A Fireside Free night on the occasion of a dinner and Easy and Singsong at Sailors' by the Japanese Embassy in com- and Soldiers' Home...7.30 pm, memoration of the first anniversary Mails.--Christmas Cetter

German-Japanese-Italian (Letter and of the

Mall Fostcards only) anti-Comintern Pact.

for Great Britain via Siberia closes The principal guests were Herr

at G.P.O. and K.P.Q. per a. Ran- Adolf Hitler, the Italian Ambas-pura (Reg. 9.45 a.m., Ord. 10.30 sador, Herr von Ribbentrop, General a.m.): Christmas Parcel Mall for von Blomberg. General Herman Canada closes at 11 am, per Em-. Goering, General von Fritsch and

press of Japan. Admiral Raeder.

Dr. Hjálmar Schacht was not invited and he has also declined to attend the luncheon which the Japanese Ambassador is giving to- morrow to other, Ministers of the Reich and leading Party members. The only outward demonstration of the signing of the Pact will be a speech by Dr. Josef Goebbels and Mr. Nagai, the Japanese Minister of Communications, which will be broadcast over all German and Japanese radio stations from 12.30 to 1.p.m. to-morrow.

Herr Hitler conferred the Order of Merit of the German Eagle on several Japanese officials who helped to prepare the Pact. The

ARTISTS AND MODELS Japanese Emperor has similarly

Mad, merry, and mirthful-tune- ful, too-tickling and tantalizing- gorgeous, girl-filled and glamorous that's "Artists and Models," the new Jack Benny girlgag-and- music romance which has its run at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres to-day.

The story opens with Jack Benny, head of the dizziest ad- vertising agency in the world, torn between the fires of approaching bigamy and a breach-of-promise sult. He has promised to marry Ida Lupino, beautiful model whom he has sold to Richard Arlen for use in Dick's advertising cam- paign. But in the meantime. Jack has fallen in love with Gall Pat- Tick. Dick's fance! And just to give him a few additional head- aches, Jack remembers that he has promised both Ida and Gall that he will have each of them elected Queen of the Artists and Models Ball, of which he is chairman.

The plcture Introduces six new songs "Whispers in the Dark." "Public Melody Nimber One," "Pop Goes the Bubble," "Stop! You're Breaking My Heart," "Sasha Pasha" and "Mr. Esquire."

ELABORATE FILM MUSICAL

Walter Wanger's "Vogues of 1938,"

Technicolour I

musical, comes to the King's Theatre to- day,

Warner Baxter and Joan Ben- nett head the dazzling cast of screen, stage and night club stars

conferred Japanese Orders OT.. German officials. Reuter

FRENCH MINISTERS'

VISIT

Anglo-French Parley Next Week

London, Nov. 24. The Prime Minister announced the French Prime Minister.- M. in Commons at question time that

Chautemps and, the Foreign Minis-

invitation from His Majesty's Gov- ter, M. Delbos, had sccepted the

next

ernment

to visit Landon

Monday and Tuesday for an ex- change of views on the inter- Mr. Eden. national situation with himself and

consider. the inter-exchange of Asked if the Government would ministerial visits with Prague and Moscow, he replied in the negative, reminding the House that Mr. Eden had recently met Dr. Hodza in London and also M. Litvinoff at Brussels.

An earlier question addressed to the Foreign Secretary referred to the postponed visit to London of the German Foreign Minister, and Mr. Eden replied that no arrange ments for such a visit had been made.

British Wireless.

KING WELCOMES

ITALIAN EX-SERVICEMEN

London, Nov. 24. The delegation of Italian

ex-

In this gay, romantic tale of Man-servicemen, who are in London un hattan, which, offers us a glimpse the invitation of the British of next year's fashion in fun, Legion, were received by the King gowns, music and dances.

at Buckingham Palace this morn- The authors are Sanuel and ing. They were accompanied by Bella Spewack, who wrote the Count Grandi, Italian Ambassador sensational Broadway success, "Boy in London. Sir Frederick Maurice, Meets Girl,"

Chairman of the British Legion, presented the Italian veterans to the King, and His Majesty spent some time chatting to them. British Wireless

The film, which introduces the gorgeous Walter Wanger Models, garnered in the producer's search for the "most photographed girls in the world," casts Baxter as head of the House of Curson, New York's most fashionable

dressmaking SHOOTING PARTY AT

SANDRINGHAM

establishment, while-Joan Bennett is seen as a lovely debutante who its a millionaire (Allan Mowbray) on her wedding day to become a mannequin.

Fellowship. 10.30 am. Kowloon Meetings Helena May Christian Chess Club, at St. Andrew's Hall, 5.30 p.m.

Miscellaneous.-Y.M.C.A. Ladies' Contract Bridge Lessons, 9.30 am.: Jumble Sale at Sallors' and Sold- ters Home, 2 p.in.

Moon.-X Moon, 24th. Day.

Rehearsals. Philharmonie 80- clety, Orchestral Section, in Sailors" Home and Seamen's Institute, 845- p.m.; Y.M.CA. Pantomime, 8.30 p.m.

Social-Cheero Club Duplicate and Contract Bridge. 8. p.m.; Whist Drive and Tombola in R. W. F. dergta'. Mess, Shamshulpo, 8.30 p.m.; hist Drive and Tombola. R.E, W.O.'s. and Sergts. Mess, Welling-

ton Barracks, 9.30 p.m.

.1

Sports.--(See Page. 101, Sunrise.-8.43 a.m. Sunset.-5.38

D..

Tides-High at 03.14 and 17.24. Low at 10.06 and 22.53.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Cinemas-(See Page 5). Malls. (See Page 18). Moon-X Moon, 25th. Day, Sports-(See Page 10). Suarise.-6.42 a.m. Sunset.-5.38

p.ru,

Tides. High at 01.50 and 18.29 Low at 09.09 and 20.25,

DEPORTATION OF BRITON

Caldecott Probes Ceylon Scandal

New Delhi, Nov. 24. The Governor of Ceylon, Sir An- drew Caldecott, former Governor of Hong Kong, has appointed a

inquire into the circumstances of Commission of three members to

the issue and annulment of a deportation order against an English planter last year.

The Commission will also inves- tigate how application for the de- portation order was made without the knowledge of the Legislative Assembly.- Reuter.

CABINET MEETING

London, Nov. 24.

The Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, presided at the usual weekly meeting of the Cabinet thi morning where the Ministera re- ceived from Lord Halifax the re- port of his visit to Germany.

In both Houses of Parlament this afternoon, statements on this subject will be made by the Prime Minister in the House of Commons and by Lord Halifax in the House of Lords.

British Wireless

H.M.S. HUNTER EXPLOSION

Britain To Hold Spanish Rebels Responsible

London, Nov. 24.

London Nov. 24, The King left London this after-

In 路 Commons answer the noon for Majesty,

Sandringham. His Foreign Secretary Mr. Anthony who will remain at Eden stated that no British ships Sandringham until Monday. pext. is entertaining a amall male shoot Salamanca authorities.

at present held by the Verzill, ing party. The Queen is remain- Gilbert, ing in London- British Wirelen=

Wanger has lined up a breath- taking array of entertainers for the production numbers, including George Tapps, Virginla Fred Lawrence, Gloria

The Olympic Trio, the Wiere Brothers, Rocco and Balter, the Four Hot Shots and Victor Young and his orchestra."

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were

KING'S

SHOWING TO-DAY DAILY AT 2.30 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

A REVELATION IN ENTERTAINMENT Girla...music...romance.........sises...comedy ...all done in Advanced TECHNICOLOR so dazzling that it makes your breath away!

WARNER BAXTER · JOAN BENNETT *

Walter Wanger's

Vogues of 1938

wher Halua Mischa VINSON - AUER

IN TECHNICOLOR

Alan

MOWBRAY

Jarome COWAN

WALTER WANGER MODELS

"The Most Photographed Girls in the World"

Kalerať skru UNITED ARTISTS,

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A RAINBOW OF LOVE AND LAUGHTER !

IDA LUPINO

A PICKFORD-LASKY production

Franci

LEDERER NE RAINY AFTERNOON

AN OLD FAVOURITE" FROM UNITED ARTISTS! COMMENCING TO-MORKOW

BIGGEST THRILL SINCE "SAN FRANCISCO"! CLARK GABLE MYRNA LOY IN

"PARNELL"

A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE

7-YEARS' QUEST LONG CAREER

FOR GEM GANG

U.S. Detective's Visit

To England

Mr. Charles Murphy, one of the foremost detectives in the United States, arrived at Plymonth re- cently on the liner Manhattan on the last stage of a seven-year of diamond amugglers, writes a search for an international gang

Home correspondent.

WITH VARIETY STAGE

Mr.

Henry Crocker

Passes

Mr. Henry Crocker, who played a vital part at the London Coliseum for 29 years, has died at Thorpe Bay at the are of 62.

Perhaps no one in the country was better known to variety artists. Fifty-five men have.already been In his long career indicted in New York. They are

કે stage manager he proved a dynamic alleged to have helped to take personality. "To him nothing, is £2.600,000 worth of diamonds into impossible." said Eric Charell after the United States secretly and bia remarkable work in the pro- evaded payment of duty. Mr. duction of "White Horse Inn." - Murphy is now on his way to France and Belgium,, to try to arrange for the extradition of the remaining 24 members of the ring responsible for the European end of the system.

is ended," Mr. Murphy said to me "I cannot say whether my search

recently. He stated that there were British members of the ring.

He also informed the House that the cost of damage to H. M. 8. Although London was used on the Hunter, for which the British

muggling route. Government will hold the Insurgent Under International law there authorities responsible, would be can be no extradition for smugg- ling, but Mr. Murphy has one

in the region of £124,000,

A capital sum of about £10,500 trump card. He is empowered to would also be required for com- take away passports of the Ameri- pensation to the dependents of cans who have been indicted and men killed and of men injured in are sheltering in Europe. the explosion. Breteak Wireless..

A60,000 GEMS HIDDEN; The smuggling was carried out by unobtrusive passengers. Some of them hid diamonds worth £5,000

What happens when a handsome returning to France from a Far young man kisses the wrong girl in East cruise with her husbanda darkened, movie theatre "One danced without clothes in front of Rainy Afternoon," is depicted in the Sphinx at Crizeh at sunset re-hilarious fashion in cently.

ROYAL COMMISSION Lasky's Kay

Parisian While she was dancing and her comedy of that title which brings lyrics are by Ralph Erwin, Jack

TO S. AFRICA husband was photographing her, a dashing Franels Lederer to the stern policeman arrived. He ordered her Majestic Theatre for one day to photography is the work of Peverell way to South Africa to study the

and Harry Tobias. The

London, Nov. 24. to dresa, then took her to a police day.

A Royal Commission is on the station.

Murley, the sets were designed by The first offering of the newly Richard Day and Omar Kiam question of whether closer to To a perplexed Egyptian police organized chief the woman explained that headed by Mary Pickford

producing company created the costumes,

operation between Routhern Rhode. MINISTER TO VISIT COLONIES sia, Northern Rhodesia and Nyasa- she had been "transported by the Jesse Lasky, "One Rainy After-

In addition to those mentioned land is necessary in the Interest

In the handle of an umbrella, in splendour of the sunset and she noon," presents pert Ida Larpino also

above, the brilliant supporting cast of the inhabitants of the land

London, Nov. 24.

a fountain pen, or the heel of a The Colonial Becretary announ- shoe. Bometimes they were de- wished to offer the Sphinx her opposite the star, and others pro-Maigret, Donald Meek, Georgia

boasts Countess Liev de irrespective of race.

ced in commons that the Parlia-tected, but were never able to give most treasured possession-her minently featured in the comedy Caine, Mischa

Southern Rhodesia has at pré-mentary Under-Becretary, the any clue to the identity of the dancing."

are Hugh Herbert, Roland Young. Munler. Murray Kinnell,

Auer, Ferdinand sent her own Government whereas Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, men behind the scenes. Erik Rhodca and Joseph Cawthorn. Irging and Phyllis Barry.

Paul Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland would visit Zanzibar, Mauritius,

are Crown Colonies and governed Aden and British Somaliland dur-attache case belonging to a pas

Last November, however, a small The comedy was directed by "One Rainy Afternoon" is re- Rowland V. Lee and the music and leased through United Artists.

ing the early part of next year. sénger who landed in New Yolk British Wirelesn

was found to have a false bottom

She was released after a brief inquiry, and sailed for France re- cently...

and

from London- Reuter's Bulletin Service.

Mr. Crocker started his career as a limelight boy in Bristol and had occupied many posts before gomg to the Coliseum in the early days. "..

His most exciting experience was when a lion escaped from its den In the middle of the stage during an act by "The Great Lafayette" many years ago. Everyone on the stage dashed off and the safety curtain was lowered.

Mr. Crocker, appearing in front, apologised for the conduct of the tion and said he was going to catch it. He had reached the back of the stage when he suddenly caught sight of it and forgot all about his rheumatism as he leaped out of the way. Very quickly afterwards the animal was re- captured by its negro attendants.

Mr., Crocker, who had been suffering from heart troule, for some. years. retired In September. 1934

ap eighth of an inch deep. In it were diamonds worth £80,000. made by the authorities, and as It was the biggest haul ever

result several merchants in Europe went bankrupt.

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