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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

QUEENS

DAILY AT 230-5·15-7:20 R9:30 ·TEL.3/453

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

An Intimate Page From A Society Girl's "DAIRY." Fast Fun! Breathless Excitement!

MAID'S NIGHT OUT

and what a night for love!

Wich

JOAN FONTAINE ALLAN LANE

Directed by Ban Halmar. Produced by Robert Siak. Screenplay by Bert Granet.

KC-RADIO PICTURE

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RUSSIANS IN EXILE""

"OLD DIXIE'S NEW BOOM

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MARCH

OF TIME

"ONE

MILLION MISSING"

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TOMORROW

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WIVES UNDER SUSPICION'

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DAILY

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7.15-9.30

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2DAYS TO-DAY • TO-MORROW.

¡ONEY

TO HIM."STOP" LIGHTS MEAN "GO"!

A woman in a man's world of erime and the man who was sworn to "get" her, though he loved her more than life itself.

HE DROVE THROUGH À HAIL OF BULLETS!

N LOVE WITH THE GIRL

HE WAS SWORN TO ""GET"!

Screaming tires! Spurting leadi Death rode with him at midnight!

MIDNIGHT TAXI?

FRI.

BRIAN DONLEVÝ FRANCES DRAKE

ALAN DINEHART-SIG RUMANN GILBERT ROLAND

loved one dry As benden Dover Pirected by Eugene Forde · Amaciana Fredrant Nathan 1, VED

SAT. "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL" A MADCAP

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Dick Powell, Hugh Herbert, Glenda Farrell 100 others.

MATINEES: 20c.-30e

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THE WEST WASN'T WILD TILL NOW!

JANE

WITHERS

"WILD AND WOOLLY

TOMORROW

20th C. Fox

Picture

Ann Sothern

nih WALTER

BRENNAN

FANLINE MOORE

CARS "A" SWITZER JACK STARL

BERTON CHURCHILL DOUGLAS FOWLET POBERT WILCOL

DOUGLAS 520F7

Jack, Haley

"DANGER LOVE AT WORK"

E. E. Horton

Mary Boland

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TODAY

Anniversaries and Holidays.--

Epirits Festival.

Moon.-VII Moon, 15th. Day. Religious-Bible Conference in

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(thung yuan Cheung Chau

chieh); Royal Observatory..Green- wich, founded in

Social-Weekly Whist Drive and

CINEMA

CINEMA TELEVISION IS NOW

Today's Screenings

Hong Kong

KING'S:

"Beau Hunks"

QUEEN'S:

"Mald's Night Out" ORIENTAL:

"Midnight Taxi":

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:

"Wild Horse Mesa”

STAR:

"Wild And Woolly"

MAJESTIC:"

"When Thief Meets Thier

KING'S:

Coming

. "Paradise For Two"

QUEEN'S:

"Wives Under Suspicion' ORIENTAL:

"Hollywood Hotel"

ALHAMBRA:

"to Chase Yourself"

STAR:

"Danger-Love At Work" "Dreaming Lips"

MAJESTIC: "Riptide"

"Dead End"

HUMAN FLY

"When Thief Meets Thief." the thrilling story of a "human By"

"CLOSE AT

HAND"

A time close at hand-when cinemas would show current events» by television was visualised by Mr. Robert Finnigan, president of the Theatrical, and Kine Employes Association, at a conference in Lon- don recently.

It was no wild prophesy, he said, that the time was quite close when at least 300 cinemas in the United Kingdom would be equipped for exhibition television,

"The cinema public wait for it.") "It will show them things as they he added: "and talk about it in are. The news-reel gives the such keen anticipation that its things as they were, but there is success is assured.

THIS GOT HIS

GOAT

A goat in Cologne, has had a £ meal. The daughter of a dairy owner, after collecting money from "the customers of his round, placed it on the kit- chen" table. As it was a hot day she left the door open.

Soon after a goat wandered In from the yard outside and noticed the heap of money on the table.

It took a 50-mark note from the heap and ate it.

SCREEN

MIKADO"

Work on the film version of "The |Mikado," the Arst Gilbert and Sull- ivan opera to be screened, has started at Pinewood studios, Iver

nothing so old as yesterday's news.

"That is why television will stir the public's pulse and looseri its purse-string."

Dealing with the question of higher prices for cinema scats, Mr. Finnigan said:

"I do not think that the public would complain against a small general increase of cinema admis. slon prices if they thought it was the only. means. of bringing jadequate remuneration to the

workers."

Members in the flm studios, he sald, had had a bad time, but” thè prospects were not definitely bright. The new Flim Act ought to give a stimulus to British production,

Half British Films Require

Heath, Bucks, under the supervi Amendment

sion of Geoffrey Toye Victor Schertzinger, who made “One Night of Love," will direct.

No changes have been made in story or music. The more "import- ant roles will be played by:

Mikado Katisha...

Pitti-5mg

Ko-Ko

Pish-Tugh

Pooh-Bah

Yum-Yum

Nanki-Poo

.......John Barclay ..Constance Willis Elisabeth Paynter .Martyn Green .Gregory Stroud Sydney Granville ...Jean Colin ..Kenny Baker Mr. Baker is the young American burglar, brings Douglas Fairbanks. tenor who has a wide following in Jr., to the Majestic Theatre in his America because of a radio and most romantic role to date.

screen work. This third offering of the re- cently-formed Criterion Film, pro- ductions, headed by Fairbanks, Jr.. and Marcel Hellman, casts the personable young producer-star as Ricky Morgan, a young college man who drifts into the bootleg- ging racket with the brutal Jim Dial.

st

Lovely Valerie Hobson, who scord in a number of Hollywood hits. appears opposite Doug, Jr.. as 'Glory, and, the veteran Alan Hale plays Jim Dial.

SHIRLEY'S CHEF

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IN LONDON FOR IDEAS

In a luxury suite at the Savoy Hotel, in whose kitchens he once worked as cook, I talked to Shirley. Temple's favourite chef, writes a Home correspondent.

Bronzed, grey-moustached M. Edgard Kina. Belgian born. Is the Menu dictator of another world famous hotel, the Royal Hawallan, at Honolulu,

And his popularity with the little flm star comes not from the exotic dishes which he prepares, but be. cause he let her play in his kitchens when she was on holiday in, Honolulu.

"Shirley's menu is always of the simpleat; just lamb chops, vegetables, and fruit,” said M. Kina, "I have often, wanted her

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dishes, but her parents are

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most strict about her diet.”

To M. Kina, preparing menus for some of the world's richest and most cosmopolitan tourista, is" a fascinating job.

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"Most of my menus contain all dishes usual in European luxury hotels. But there are, too. my Hawaiian dishes.

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Half the British films brought into the province of Ontario have had

bo to amended before they could be shown. This revealed in the annual report of the Ontario. Board of Matlon Picture: Cen-

sors

In comparison, less than a Bith of the number imported from the United States had to be changed, the chairman of the Board, Mr. O. J Silverthorne states in the re- port. ·

The actual figures were: British pictures, £9.4 (49 point.

4) per cent; American, 18.4

(18 point 4) per cent.

"In the light of these facts.“ the report adds. "the only con- clusion this board can arrive at Is. that the British producer appears to show less inclination to adapt himself to American customis, or he probably prefers to accept.the Continental attitude in preparing his productions for presentation in the United States."

Anti-democratic propaganda, has replaced "mut and suggestive- ness" as the board's most compli- cated problem, the report says.

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beak have ever had."

GOBLETS OF ICR

M. Kina has another speciality. 1075; Bt. Tombola in Garrison Sergeants At breakfast his guests receive their Lawrence, Deacon and Martyr. Mens Queen's Road. 9 p.m.; Refruit juices, orange, pineapple Auctions.Household Furniture ception at Kai Tak, Airport on the ad papaya (like a melon) in

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Flight, 11.30 a.m.

Sports (Bee Page 10). Sunrise.-5.68 am Sunset-8.59 Dances. Cheero Club Dance, 8.30 p.m.

Tides High at 08.23 an2 22:18: Lectures-First Aid, at Helena Low at 01.55 and 15.26, May, 5.45 pm A. R P. Gas Lecture at St. 'Andrew's Church Hall. 8 p.in, by Mr. Dunlop: A. R "P. at Kowloon Cricket Club, 10.a.m/

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And he has a way of cutting a pineapple, downwards, into pen- cil-like sticks Every glass of ice- tea la served with a stick of 47. Restaurant pineapple. Try it one day," he said. 49 American

M. Kina is in London for a str months "holiday. "I am going everywhere, dining at all the 7 famous restaurants to see what is new, London. I find, is still one of the world's best places for wonder- ful food."

TOMORROW. Moon-VII Moon, 16th. Day. Sunrise 5.58 am Sunset (p.m.· ̈

Tides-High, at 07.50 and 21.55: Low at 01.09 and 14.54.

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giant personi- fying the sea.

3. Pierces, with a dagger

4. Aroma 5. Chess piece

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28. Genus of

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SOLUTION TOMORROW

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1938-PAGE 5

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-AIR-CONDITIONED 'THEATREN

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

DAILY AT 2.30, 5.10. 3.15 AND 9.30 PM

THE LAUGHS ARE GUARANTEED!

Revival of An Old

Favourite.

LAUREL HARDY

"BEAU HUNKS"

A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

ALSO THRIE STOOGES in

CHARLIE CHASE in "THE BIG IDEA”

'SOUTHERN ṛXPOSURE" M-G-M. SPORTING MINIATURES "STRIKES & SPARES'

"TRICK GOLF" OUR GANG COMEDIES "NIGHT "N" GALE'

TOMORROW

UNITED ARTISTS

"RUSH IN BALLET"

JACK HULBERT & PATRICIA ELLIS in

"PARADISE FOR TWO"

ALHAMBRA

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

SEE THE MAD STAMPEDE! 5000 WILD HORSES IN RAGING ATTACK. AGAINST MAN'S INVASION!"

Zane Grey's

WILD HORSE MESA?

RANDOLPH | SCOTT. SALLY BLANE, FRED KOHLER. PORT LAIKILLE LA VERNE.

CHABLEY SHAPEWEN, JIM THORNY A Paramount Piture -

TOMORROW, FOR ONE DAY ONLY HAWAII CALLS BOBBY BREEN NED SPARKS An RKO Radio Picture

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

A THRILLING STORY OF A “HUMAN FLY” BURGLAR:

GRAND. ADVENTURER! GLORIOUS LOVERI

Na wander this professional hearthésatier was ready tọ give up everything for Wint.

He wander ha vás, willing to brave any danger, grans. Së risking his lika, for ci fare, momenta al happiness with här!

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