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FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY THE MOST HYSTERICAL COMEDY OF THE YEAR! You'll Call It MADNESS But They Call It LOVE!

"I love you

Uno Merkel

truly

Lynne Overman

Porter Hall Edgar Kennedy

A Wesley Ruggles Production“-

Produced by Albert Lewin

truly dear..

Adelph Zukor presents

"

CAROLE LOMBARD FRED MACMURRAY

JOHN BARRYMORE

1.

TRUE CONFESSION

A Poramayat Picture

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1938.

TO-DAY AT THE CINEMA

Hong Kong

KING'S:—

"Cate Metropole QUEEN'S :ne!

True Confession" ORIENTAL

"Souls At Sea"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:-

"True Confession"

STAR:-

ti

"Broadway Gondolier" MAJESTIC:-

"Love From A Stranger"

Directed by WESLEY RUGGLES

KING'S:-

TO-MORROW

USCAR HOMOLKA FRANCES FARMER

in Robert L. Stevenson's Greatest South Sen, Romance

"EBB TIDE" in Beautiful Technicolour

& SHOWS

Betty

1.20-$10 F16-1600

ODAYS

TAKÉ MAY BILA DE PLAPPY VALLEY BUS

Coming

"Life Begins In College" QUEEN'S :—

"Ebb Tide" "

ORIENTAL:---

"Mr. Dodd Takes The Air" ALHAMBRA

RAY MILLAND

STAR:--

ORIENTALE

•20NYS TO-DAY • TO-MORROW.

THE MIGHTIEST SHA PICTURE OF THEM ALL! Two great stars head a cast of thousands in the most spectacular adventure rouante in the whole rouring history of the seven seas!

THE STORY THAT SHOOK TWO CONTINENTS |-

GARY COOPER GEORGE RAFT

Roaring romanco rippad

from the vivid chapters al America's even saa history i

SOULS AT SEA

FRANCES DEE-Henry Wilcoxon Harry Carey Olympe Bradza Porter Hall • Robert Commings • Virginia Weißler · Joseph Schildkraut A Parmens Picture • Dicocted by Henry Hathaway

2

in

DAYS SUNDAY & MONDAY

ONLY

Mr.

DODD TAKES THE AIR" Kenny Baker, Hadio's greatest singing comedian, EXTRA ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION ¦-

Presenting on the stage at all perforioances SUPERK VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT Big spectacular singing and dancing revne.

MATINEES: ZOc.-30e ✪ EVENINGS: 20c-30c.-50c.-70c.

GERMANY AND THE

FAR EAST

Publication of the official Ger- man communique regarding the German Government's endeavours

to mediate in the Far Eastern con- fict has made the international aspect of the conflict once more 'the subject of discussion in politic- a quarters here. Kuarters close to the French Foreign Office be- lleve that Germany is trying to

order to induce that country to moderate her attitude.

According to Le Temps, political quarters in the Berlin do not be lleve that the Reich will recognise the provisional "puppet, govern-

VIOLIN RECITAL

wil

Hong Kong music lovers have an opportunity of hearing Mr. Henry C. dos Remedios with "Mrs. A. W. da Roza (Plano) at a Violin Recital which will be held at the Club de Recreio on Saturday, Jan.

22 at 9 p..

Mr. Remedios is one of Shang- haf's most successful concert vio-

"Ebb Tide"

"Lawyer Man" MAJESTIC:-

"Topper"

TRUE CONFESSION

Comedy runs wild in Para- mount's latest laugh-fest "True Confession." which, with Carole Lombard. Fred MacMurray and John Barrymore sharing co-star- ring honours is showing at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres to-day.

"True Confession" is the hilarious thle of a girl who'd rather be than

This

of

his

eat and her straight-laced, truth is-the-only-polley husband.

unfortunate honesty MacMurray, playing the young husband, is the cause of extreme poverty, which Miss Lom- bard, his wife, tries to cure by get- ting a job. This, however, she has to do secretly, because MacMurray feels that it would hurt his prestige if his wife was known to be work- ing.

A

The first day on the job, Miss Lombard walks out on her aındrous boss and almost immediately after she learns that he has been mys- teriously murdered, and that she is under suspicion of having com- mitted the murder.

MacMurray agrees to defend his wife, but only on condition that she tell him the truth. She tries to explain that she is innocent, bat he doesn't believe this, and finally in desperation she "conies- ses" that she killed her boss in self- defence:

LOVE FROM · A STRANGER

1.

If it is thrills and' excitement

US. FLIGHT TO HAWAII

42 Planes For Islands By End Of Year

New York, Jan 19. Excellent progress is being made in the trans-Pacific Hight by 18 United States Navy bombers, the advance guard of a large force of war planes to be stationed in Hawati. Favoured by good weather they are due to reach Honolul about 3 p.m. G.M.T. thus covering 2,570 miles from the Californian coast in between 18 and 19 hours of fight." Hitherto they have averaged 125 miles per hour. It is the greatest long, distance fight, by the Air Arm of the United States Navy. Each plane carries a crew of seven oucers and men. The ultimate destination is Pearl Har

bour

The aircraft tender is equipped with searchlights and is stationed halfway as a beacon." By the and

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

FRIDAY, JANUARY #1

Anniversaries And Holidays. Great Cold Tu-hár). St. Agnes, Patroness of the Association of

the Children of Mary.

Auctions-Household Furniture. at Lammert's HK. Sales Room, 2.30 p.m.

* Cinemas-(See Column 3 of thin

page).

- Dances.-R. E. O. C. A. Oriental Dance at Peninsula Hotel. 8.30 P. Talkoo Club Annual Dance. in the Club. Hall, 8 p.m.; Grand Dance at Hotel Cecil, 8.30 p.m.

Mails. (See Page 16). Meetings-Kowloon Chess Club, at St. Andrew's Hall 5.30 p.m.: Helena May Christian Fellowship, 10.30 am. Training Group. St. Paul's Hostel, 7.15 p.m.

Miscellaneous. Commencement of Chinese New Year Fair; Exhibi- tion of Tonkinese Arts, Crafts, and Tourism, at French Bank

of the year 42 planes will be sta-Building. 10 am to 6 pm: Con- tioned in the Hawaiian Islands, tract Bidding Lesson to Service

Men at Cheero Club 7 an twelve will fly there in the summer followed by twelve more in Novem-School Prize-Giving, in the Schoo! Government Vernacular Middle

ber.

BOMBERS ARRIVED The Navy bomber have arrived at Pearl Harbour after 2 hours 22 minutes of dying.--- Beater.

THE EAST INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO

Common Interests Of British And Dutch

2

London, Jan. 18. "ff rain penetrates our roof Yours would begin to leak too," de- clared Count Stirum, Netherlands Minister to London, addressing the Royal Empire Society last night alluding to common interests in the East Indian Archipelago. Count Stirum dwelt on the significance of communications between Ringapore and Australia and declared: that cultural work lay centuries of behind both the British and Dutch each will steadfastly play

and

her part to prevent destruction

of what had solsporiously and successfully been built up.

"If formerly we have been rivals It is evident the protection of our cultural achievements in those territories a a common problem, bue we must not allow ourselves to be lulled by the confident ex- pectation of a big brother's 'sup- part. We are very much awake to the making of great sacrifices to guard our house," he said. Reuter

WANTS BRITAIN'S FRIENDSHIP

London View Of Japan's Attitude

Hell, il

&m

Section. Bridge Lounge, 10 am.

Y.M.C.A.. Ladies' Lessons, West

Moon-XII Moon, 20th, Das.

Sotal Cheero Club Duplicate and Contract Bridge, 8 p.m.; Re- ception at Government House, 9.30 pm: Whist and Tombola, RE.. W.O's, and Sergts. Mess. Welling- ton Barracks, 9.15 p.m.

Sports. (See Pare 10).

·Sunrise.-7.05 am. Sunset.-6.04

KING'S

LAST TWO DAYS AT 2.30, 5.103 7.159.30 P.M.

DOUBLE ATTRACTIONI

A

OT THE SCREEN

LORETTA

TYRONE

ADOLPHE

YOUNG-POWER MENJOU

ACAFE METROPOLE

Romantic as moonlight on the Seine! Luxurious as orchids an erminal

GREGORY RATOFF CHARLES WINNINGER HELEN WESTLEY

SUNDAY 20th Century Fox

DAILY

AT

2:30

p.m...

520

Tides-High at 00.19 arid. 13.30: Low at 06.40 and 18.33,

720

920

SATURDAY, JANUARY 22.

Cinemas-(See Column 3 of this

page).

Mails(See Page 16),

Moon.-X Moon, 21st Day. Sports-(See Page 10).`

Sunrise.-7.05 3.m. Sunset.-6.04

p.m.

Tides-High at 12.51. Low at 06.08 and 17.48.

Radio

Programmes

(Continued from Page 4)

HOLLAND INDIA

Call letters: PHJ. Wavelength 16.88 m. and 25.57 m.; Frequencies 17778ke, and 11730ke.

00.30--01,30 G.MT. wavelength --

31.28 2.

02.00—03.30. GMT: wavelength 31.28 ini.

13.25-1530 G.MT. wavelength 19.TA 23.

Wavelength 31.28 m.. 00.00—01.30 Experimental broad- cast on behalf of Philips Radio Eindhoven Holland. Happy "Fro- gramme, Special . broadcast for: Bolivia, Brazil, Argentine, Chile, Falkland Islands, French Guyana, Canary Islands, Cape Verde Is- Paraguay.

Portugal Uruguay,

London, Jan. 19. you are seeking then go along Prince Konoye in his statement The reference made to Britain by and see Ann Harding and Basil yesterday, is thought in Landon to Rathbone in "Love From a Strang-be aimed at off-setting the chai. Jands, Azores; Madeira. Reports of the year, which is showing at mirai Suetsugu, the Japanese Home er," the most thrilling spinechiller lenging attitude adopted by Ad- the Majestic Theatre.

Minister in his recent pronounce- ment

Make no mistake. This, is not just a "horrife" flm but an in- tensely interesting, brilliantly acted study of the macabre. The film is a grim pyscho-analytical drama of a murderer, and was adapted

It is believed in London that responsible circles in Japan do not wish to cause direct offence to Britain, or to allow Anglo-Japan-

linist. His radio and concert re-by Frances Marlon, Hollywood's ese relations to deteriorate.

citals both in North China and

The Japanese policy towards the

to Phohi-PCJ Studio Hilversum-. about the reception 'are' to be sent

Holland,

Wavelength 31.28 m. 02.00-03.30 Experimental broad- cast on behair of Philips Radio Eindhoven-Holland. Happy pro- gramme. Special broadcast for:" Mexico, Guatemala, Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Cuba, Ja- maica, Bermuda Islands, The

use her influence with Japan In Japan have always been warmly | highest paid. scenarist, from the Peiping Government is understood Eastern and Southern States of commended by musical critics. He successful play by Frank Vosper to be in line with Japan's declared the United States. Reports about is a performer of skill," who plave which in turn, was based upon an emnity of the Chiang Kai-shek re- the reception are to be sent to with keen artistic feeling, whether Agatha Christie short story.

Much is expected of a brain-gime, and it is considered obvious. Phohi-PCJ. Studio Hilversum-Hol- his work be a alimple lullably or a

child of such distinguished par- completely wider Japanese control,

that the Felping Government island. Beethoven concerto:

By special request the following entage and "Love From a Strang- and does not necessarily represent

er" superbly directed by Rowland

Peiping. The attitude of the Ger-

Op. 23, Allegro-Adagio

every expecation. The film opens man Press, the Temps declares, is Scherzo, Rendo, "L that the latest developments in the

a tremendous almost nerve-wrack- Far East is not much to Berlin's F. Drdia: La Folla "Variations":

Corelli: Indian Love Call, R. Friml;ng climax, in which Ann Harding a stronger step than the with- Alatrino. Hiking.

Acent heights of dramatic acting.

ment" established by Japan in numbers will be presented;-Springs 1 v. Lee, also from Hollywood, fulfils

Bonata

Beethoven;

Chinese opinion.

The statement by the Becretary to the Japanese Cabinet that the Humoreske, "A. Dvorak: Souvenir cautiously, but soon builds up to Japanese Intention not to deal with the Chinese Government : is

Wavelength 18.83 mi. Phohl programme for the Netherlands Indies. 13.25 National anthem and open- tng-announcement.

13.30 Stock reports. 13.40 Weekly review by Mr. L.

"Berlin takes a rather pessimis. Ave Maria, Schubert-Wilhelmi: / and Basil Rathbone rise to magni-drawal of recognition of the Cen-14.00 Flim-music.

tic view of the situation which Liebeslied, F. Kretsler: Liebestreud, would result for Germany's trade F. Kreisler.

from 'definite occupation of North

China by Japan. The example of velopment of the crisis. The news- Manchukuo, where German trade paper refers to rumours for a joint

is steadily declining; is hardly an¦ mediation, step by Great Britain, encouraging advertisement,” says France and Germany, pointing out Le Temps.

that such a step would have a far

GIFT TO CHINESE

RED CROSS

1

Mr. W. 8. - Dyke, of Metro- It is rather significant that Le greater chance of success in Tokic Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Calver Tempa considers itat to than isolated action by a single City, California, has forwarded a refer to rumours prevalent power. Consultation between for cheque for $100 (U.S.) to Dr. C. Y. in British political quarters eign Powers regarding such fotht| Wu of Hong Kong, on behalf of which assert that the Powers action, however has not yet taken The Chinese Red Cross. intérested should resume their el- place, according to Le Temps..

Dr. Wu, thanking Mr. Van Dyke forts to mediate in the Far Eastern It is certain, in any case, that for his generosity says: "The Chi- conflict.

Germany is anxious that Japanese tese Red Cross is in urgent need British political quarters belleve, military power, which safely offsets of funds to carry on its vast rellef according to Le Temps, that Ger-Soviet power in the Far East, programme and your very gener many is endeavouring to induce should not be unduly exhausted by our contribution is especially wel Japan to moderate her policy. Le military operations in China whose come as coming from one who has Temps expresses the opinion that end cannot be foreseen,' add' the | many admirers among all sectious Germany's attitude may prove a paper-

of the cinema-going public of this decisive factor in the further de, Transocean News Service,

part of the world."

14.40 Film-Cocktail · 1937-1938 15.00 Daily News Bulletin.. 15.10 Close down and national anthem.

tral Goverment or a 'declaration 14.20 Talk on flims by Mr. LIJ. of war, is considered in London as Jordaan. mystifying. The withdrawal of diplomatic representatives already implies refusal to deal with Chiria, but it is not considered in London as strong a measure as the de- claration of war would be.- Aruster",

HEAVY FIGHING IN SPAIN

TO- MORROW

& SHOWS

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ON THE STAGE

AT ALL PERFORMANCES

“THE

MIDNIGHT

FOLLIES"

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NEW DANCES! NEW SONGS!

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THE MOST UNUSUAL & THRILLING PICTURE OF THE YEAR!

WARNING:

A

K

IF YOUR NERVES ARE NOT STRONG OR YOU HAVE A WEAK GEART WE ADVISE YOU `TO KEEP AWAY FROM THIS PICTURE!

Ann

HARDING

Basil RATHBONE

with

LOVE from a

STRANGER

A UNITED Artists PicTURE:

TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, MO PAY 90 RIOTOUS MINUTES OF LAUGHS 1

CONSTANCE BENNETT "TOPPER"

CARY GRANT, IN

▲ METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. COMEDY

BRITAIN AND IRELAND

London, Jan. 19. The Anglo-Irish negotiations were concluded at four o'clock an | Wednesday afternoon, and the re- presentatives of the government of Eira will return to Dublin - on Thursday morning.

CHAUTEMPS

GOVERNMENT

Paris, Jan. 10. The French press has generally approved the new Chautemaps Government.

The new. Cabinet members paid the traditional call on the Preal- dent this morning and the first Cabinet meeting has been conven-

Reuter's Bulletin Service.

planes Intensively bombarded the The official communique issued Republican positions throughout on Wednesday evening merely deed for to-morrow, yesterday. Units led by General clares that discussion of various- Yargue particularly distinguished questions was continued and that, themselves in Wednesday's opera- although agreement regarding cer- Mons, capturing a number of Re-tain questions had not yet been Saragossa, Jan. 19 publican positions after bayonet reached, the British as well as the Cabinets will be resumed as soon There was again heavy fighting charges. In the Concud sector the Irish representatives came to the as a further date is available. on the Teruel front yesterday. Nationalists captured a number of conclusions that the negotiations Mr. De Valera will leave London; - The Nationalists scored some positions from the International had sufficiently advariced to justify for Dublin on Thursday morning... minor successes, but so far they Brigade after vigorous fighting reference of the detailed examina Before his departure he will discusS bare falled to decide the battle Occupation of these positions are tion of certain points to experts, detalls of further procedure witla definitely in their favour.

extremely Important from a Examination will be begun at once the Dominions Minister, Mr. Mai- The initiative lids with the Na-stratigical point of view --

and consultations between mem-colm Macdonald tionalists whose batteries and Transocean News Bervice.

bers of the British and Irish Transocean News Service,

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