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QUEENS & ALHAMBRA

HONG KONG

4T 2-30-515-7-90-950 RM

*KOWLOON

AT 230-5-20-720 £ 9:30 PM.

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

The Jumbo of Musical Jamborees !

The Height of Screen Entertainment i

MORE FUN THAN A BARREL OF MONKEYS I

“Ma' Jer. Mg in hars”

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na Ďurg, amí des quaen!”

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DOCTOR

RHYTHM" BING CROSBY

Mary Carlisle Beatrice Lillie Andy Devine

Lorope Craws - Ruta Bavis - la Tirumal Calon Production

Paramount News U.S. Chinese unite

ADDED! their efforts to aid homeland.

Twisker Pitcher

TOMORROW

AT THE QUEEN'S Gene Haymond - Olympe Bradza "STOLEN HEAVEN"

-a popeye cartoon,

TOMORROW'

"AT THE ALHAMBRA

Shirley Temple ! 'LITTLE COLONELY

• SHOWS

TIME AT TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY QUE

PLEMING

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THEATRE

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SPECIAL! FOR TODAY ONLY! THE FUNNIEST OF ANIMATED CARTOON'S

Here's a novel show that you'll enjoy, benatiful technicolour

comedies that set the world langhing.

BEST OF POPEYE & BETTY BOOP SPECIALS!

Ali Baba

and His 40 Thieves.

Sinbad The Sallor. Making Friends.

Bise 10 Fame. Wild Elephants. Cobweb Hotel.

Feline Athletes.

2 DAYS TOMORROW & THURSDAY

ONLY

A GREAT COMEDY MYSTERY PICTURE!

A screen-full of thrills, a jamboree of excitement and fun. with an ace G-mau and clever crooks.

ARSÉNE LUPIN Returns

MELVYN DOUGLAS VIRGINIA BRUCE WARREN WILLIAM

GEORGE FILIAUTICE

JOHN W. CONSIDIKE, X.

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DIARY OF LOCAL|IPOH

EVENTS

TODAY

CORONATION

PARK

Anniversaries and Holidays,~{ The most magnificent memorial Thomas Cook died, 1892. St. Vin, of the Coronation in Malaya will be Ipoh's Coronation Park which cent de Paul.

well under way, says the EN Malayan Tribune,

Cinemas. (See Column 3 of this

il. Page).

The scheme as introduced at the

Lectures-Air Raid Precautions, Helena May, Garden Road (frat Sanitary Board meeting will con- ald)'11 am.; Maryknoll Convent sist of a multitude of recreational School, Kowloon, 4 p.m. Hong Kong

facilities.'

Today's Screenings

Hong Kong

KING'S:--

"Mannequin"

QUEEN'S:

"Doctor Rhythm"

ORIENTAL:

"Popeye And Betty

Specials"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:-

STAR:

"Doctor, Rhythm"

"Stage Door"

|_MAJESTIC:-

"The Bad Man Of

Brimstone"

Coming

KING'S:-

GENERAL

Princesses Walk With Penguins,

Play With Zoo Babies.

The Zoo babies at this time of the year there are hundreds of them--were presented recently to the two Royal children. Princesses, Elizabeth' and Margaret Rose.

They paid a visit directly the Zoo opened at 9 o'clock accom- panied by half a dozen of their friends, some of them members of the Princesses' own Girt Guide troop, writes a Home correspondent,

The Princesses were hatless and on saying. "Oh, poor thing." sym- Boop wore light fawn coats. They were pathised Princess Margaret Rose.

taken behind to see the week-old

At the pengula pool the Frin- sea lion that has not yet appeared cesses grasped Percy and George, in public They watched the bald the king penguins, by the Hippers little baby rhesus monkey make its and walked happily up and down first attempt to leave its mother, with them. The penguins raced take a few tottering adventurous about as the keeper threw fish to steps across the rocks and stumble them. As the party was leaving back to cling to mother again. Princess Elizabeth noted one plece

The two baby chimpanzees Noel of fish unconsumed. and Jacqueline were fed for them "Go and eat it up." she urzed and the Princesses themselves fed one penguin pointing the fish cut. with bottles of milk a piglet and The penguin dutifully dived after Fleck, the tiny Virginian deer from it.

"The Girl Of The Goldën

West"

QUEEN'S:-

"Stolen Heaven" "Vivacious Lady"

ORIENTAL-

"Arsene Lupin Returns" "Hollywood Hotel"

ALHAMBRA :—

STAR:

"Little Colonel”

"King Of Burlesque" "Wings Of The Morning"

"Souls At Sea"..

MAJESTIC:-

"The Plainsaan”

VAGABOND' ATTACKS COMPOSERS

An unknown Ustener" recently had a chance to tell famous com- posers in public just what he thought at their music. And he told them.

He told Dr. Vaughan Williams, for example, that many of his. compositions were "miserable."

. It happeried when he was intro- duced to the composers at the Music and Life; 1933. Congress in London, and invited to give his opinion.

His criticisms didn't worry the composers. They were amused.

Some agreed with him.

Afterwards he was revealed as Wilfrid. Franks, 30-year-old "vaga- · bond, painter, and actor. working with a gang of television workers."-- as he said.

'WRONG NOTE STUFF Composers also condemned ultra-modern music.

Dr. Vaughan Williams said he couldn't make head or tail of this "wrong note" staff.

"Are you young people sure that this wrong note' stuff means some-

thing to you?" he asked.

"If not, you are like a kitten running after its own tail."

Dr. Malcolm Sargent xald:

Whipsnade in the Children's Zoo. The shoebill, most expensive bird They went straight to the Chil-in the Zoo, claimed their attention dren's Zoo when they arrived and next. And then they disappeared were greeted by Professor Julian into the chimpanzees' nursey, Huxley. They did not ride on any

of the animals, but they cuddled the baby rabbits and stroked, most

PUFFER" FISH

They stayed in the aquarium fer

of the other animals in their pens nearly an hour, the director. Mr. They had a look at the okapi. E G. Boulenger, showing them went through the llon house and round. Princess Margaret Rose clambered on to the rocks to watch stood before each tank, fascinated. the sea Hons being fed-the murmuring now and then "Aren't animals got an extra meal today they funny!” in honour of the visit.

A keeper took a puffer fish out WORRIED ABOUT SEA LION in a net and replaced it in the The keeper tempted the sea lions tank when it had blown itself up close to the, Princesses and they danced about as the fish deflated like a bladder. Princess Elizabeth

got-splashed as the animals dived

to catch the thrown fsh. Printself. "He is so angry." she cried,

"Isn't he angry?" cess Margaret Rose was "laughing delightedly.

Princess Elizabeth was worried about a small sea llon that had not managed to get any fish. That little one over there isn't getting anything to eat," she kept

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She asked the director to allow

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slug-Uke mermaids" from British Guiana— to be stirred up with, an umbrella, They were much too lazy she an- nounced armly.

Outside the aquarium the Prin cesses led all the "children in a rush through the tunnel to the middle garden, shouting to lear the echo. Other children who happened to be in the Zoo joined up with them.

IN THE ELEPHANT HOUSE The Princesses fearlessly fed Felix the rhine with, biscuits in the Elephant House, and all the chil- dren spent a long while throwing food to the elephants. It was difficult to persuade Princess Mar- garet Rose to leave the camels, they were feeding so nicely from her hand.

CROSSWORD

NO. 58

ACROSS

4 +

4. Desires. 9 Dry seed vcssel

"Modern musicians tel us they 12 Anglo-Saxon

must express the spirit of the age.

I know what it is, but I don't want

to hear it expressed in the con- cert hall.

"It means the stress of earning

à lying, speed, machines, arma- ments,"

DEPUTATION OF DOCTORS

Austrians To Be Admitted?

The British medical men who went to the Home Office to discuss the admission to England of Au- trian doctors are leaders in their profession.

Three have

other impressive

13 Who wrote

..money of

$24,

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125

account

"Middle.

march"?

14 Regret

135

15 School of

whales

$36.

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16 What is the

leading com- mercial centre For the South "Atlantic sea- .board?

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48.

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18 Wide-

"mouthed

⚫ pitcher 20 Fairy queen 21 More unusual 23 What Ameri- can poet wrote the Spoon River Anthology? Land held in absolute in- dependence From what port did

qualities in common; they are six 27 feet in height. And two of the

three are Scots,

Women's International Club, Glou- There will be seven football Dr. G. C. Anderson, medical 28 cester Bldg., 6. pan. Indian Recrea-grounds, two hockey Helds, a secretary of the British Medical tion Club, Sookuspoo Valley, 5.30 cricket pitch, 24 tennis courts, 19 Association, is the son of a minister badminton courts, even basket and an international athlete. He p.: WARF.U. “Instruction on

庭 was born in the Kingdom of Fife fitting and wearing of Gas Masks hall and volley ball courts,

specially laid out Large оред

DANCING TO HEALTH

in das Chamber, at Volunteer playing Geld for children and m-

Malls(Sée Fägë 18).

Headquarters, 10 am. to non.

Meetings St. Andrew's Church Courel, 6 p.:

Miscellaneous-Creditors' Claims

Dr. Robert Hutchison comes from fants, separate showers, changing south of the Forth. He is 67, but he |rooms and lavatories for men and

women, refreshment rooms, shad retains the athletic figure of a ed walks and paths among the young man. One of his phrases is:

Columbus set out in 1492?

29 Maiden loved

by Zeus

30 Unit of

weight

31 Greek phy-

slclan

32 Distant

against the Wesson Company, Ltd gardens and benches in secluded In most cases of illness the doctor 33 Half an em

due; Rotary Tifin, Hong Kong Hotel.

Moon.-VI Moon, 22nd, Day.

corners.

"In addition to these, a large and up-to-date roller skating rink will

Regions-Meeting for Prayer be provided.

and Fellowship in the Assembly Hall at the 6. & §. Home, 8 pm.

Its really a merital poultice.”

34 Female of the

The third is Bir William Girling ⚫ horse, (pl.). Ball. He is an excellent speaker, of 35. Tree unfailing good humour and much 38 Pours off liked by his students. Goli and

gently Freemasonry occupy his spare 38 Blight de-

pressions Bir, William Willcox. medical 39 Confunction TOMORROW

adviser to the Home Oface, was 40 Marine ma Moon.--VI Moon; 23rd. Day. also at the interview with the

mal Buntise-5.48 am Sunset 7.10 Home Secretary. He has said that

41. Where is p.m.

ke knows of no art or recreation Duluth? Tides.High at 01.02 and 12.01. Is Healthrul sa daicing. His re- Low at 06.00 and 19.11"

creation is bicycling

Tides-High at 01.34 and 12.50. time.a Social Craigengower Cricket Low at 06.56 and 19.40. Club Weekly Tombola,. 9.15 pm.; Volunteer Sergeanta'. Mesa Cocktail Farty, 6 pm. Y

"Sports.—(8ęs Page 10).

Sunrise-5.49

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48 Hall!

49 Black bird 50 Burn 51 Darice step 52 Strikes with

the open hand 53 Moisture on

plants

DOWN

1 Ship's record 2 Constella-

tion

What is the mlasing name of the Eng- lish explorer in Africa Verney Lovett

What Ger- mazi com- paser wrote. the opera, Der Fretschutz? 5. Winged 6 Nothing

7 Small child á Who was:

Hoover's Bec- retary of State? Bearch to the bottom

45 Barbed ap- pendage

Postestive promotin

NO NG HI

11 River in England

17 Entangles 19 Marry

21 Appraised 22 Unaccom- panied

23 Masculine 34 Beverages 25 Smiling

28 Places where

the skin is 'bruised

28. Portion 31: Male geese 32 What is the

native coun> try of the composer Bibelius?

34 Who Wrote The Magic Mounta tri? 35 Seed of a

well-known ..vine

College off- cfals 40 Walk 41. Diagram. 42 The yellow

bugie

43 Balt 44 Eggs ·

46 Small

47 Novel

SOLUTION TOMORROW

TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1938-PAGE 5

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