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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

HONG KONG

KOWLOON

AT 250-515-7-20-9:30 AM AT: 2:30: 520 720 # 9:30 PM

SHOWING TO-DAY

FLAMING CAVALCADE OF AMERICAN AVIATION]]

THRILLING!" EXCITING 1 ROMANTICI

RIDERS OF THE SKY! /

GLORY RID

WEDNESDAY,

AT THE QUEEN'S

Adelph Zukar prosenti

MEN WITH WINGS

‘GIVE ME A SAILOR"

Martha Raye - Bob Hope

A Paramount Picture

4 SHOWS]

DAILY

2.30-15.1 7.15-9 30

'n TECHNICOLOR!

KAY

MACMURRAY - MILLAND

LOUISE CAMPBELL

Penman and braced by WILLIAM A, WELLINE

A Paremauni Picture

TOMORROW

AT THE ALHAMBRA

14

SPY RING " William Hal! Jane Wyman

New Universal Picture

TAKE ANY TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY SUB

ORIENTAL

FLEMING

ROAD VANCHAI

TEL 28473

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY

- A COMEDY THAT'S 100% PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT 1.

Swell song hits, thrilling races, exciting fist fights

BING

and laughter galore, don't miss it!

CROSBY

MCMURRAY SING

YOU SINNERS

FAIRMOUNI VIKINAI METS

ELLEN DREW DONALD O'CONNOR

ELIZABETH PATTERSON

"Kriginal Tigry and feron Man the Code Kleypa

Produced zed BiractNE AN

WESLEY RUGGLES

TOMORROW ONLY! SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT !

MOST AMAZING OF ALL FANTA TIO PRODUCTIONS!

BUSTER CRABBE

FLASH

GORDON

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

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY

at

CINEMAS. (See Column 3 of this

Page). DANCES-Cheero Club Dance with Music by "Stokers Dollar Band" from HMS. Cardiff, 8.30 p.m. MAILS.-(See Page 18). MEETINGS.-Council of Hengkong Football Association (Associa tion Rooms), 5.30 p.m.: St. An- drew's Church Medical Relief Working Party. 10 a.m.; Wo men's Guild, 10.30 a.m.

MISCELLANEOUS.—St.

Andrew's

Church Teachers' Préparation Class. 7.D.mi.

MOON.-XI Moon, 19th Day.' SOCIAL-Y.M.C.A: Service

Men's

Whist Drive,, 9p.m... SPORTS.-(Bee. Page 2). SUNRISE-7.05 a.m. SUNSET.—

5.54 p.m

TIDES.-High at 11,08 and

22.10

Low at 04.35 and 15.30.

TO-MORROW

Today's Screenings

KING'S:

Hongkong

"Algiers"

QUEEN'S

"Men With Wings"

ORIENTAL·

"sing You Sinners"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA

"Men With. Wings"

STAR:

"Women Are Like That"

MAJESTIC:

"Blockade"

KING'S;

"Lord.

QUEEN'S:

Coming

"Give Me A Sailor"

"Spawn Of The North"

ORIENTAL:

"Flash Gordon"

"I Cover The War" ALHAMBRA:

"Spy Ring"

"Spawn Of The North"

STAR:

"Sing You Sinners" "Treasure Island" MAJESTIC:

1

"You're Only Young Once"

ALGIERS

The coloprtul activity of a Medi- terranean city of Northern Africa forms the background of "Algiers." Walter Wanger's romantic melo- drama starring Charles Boyer, op- posite Sigrid Gurle "and Hedy Lamarr, in his most exciting role as Pepe le Moko, debonair Internal jewel thief, and showing "at the King's Theatre to-day.

Practically the entire action of the picture took place in Casbah, mysterious native quarter of the capital of Algeria. This district is a haven of refuge for criminals from all countries of Europe, Asia and Africa.

CINEMA & GENERAL

IN BETWEEN RACES AT THE VALLEY

PICTURE TAKEN at the Thirteenth Extra Race meeting held at Happy Valley. (Photo by Leica).

BIG AERO CLUB FLIGHT

TO ENGLAND

Three Sydney Planes For Opening Of Birmingham Air Port

MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1939.-PAGE

KING'S

SHOWING TODAY

DAILY AT 2.30, 618, 7.15 - AND. 9.39 P.M.

A new kind of

ADVENTURE DRAMA Sapcose and excitement and danger rarely known in the screen in the great seory of an adventure's last stand, his life, his lares..........

Charli

Pinguins San

WALTER WANGTA

BOYER ALGIERS

SIGRID GURIE - HEDY LAMARR JOEN CALLEJA ALAN HALE - GIVE LOCKHART - KINAKOMIT

Dead by Jake Compet – femme Plan ve yaa živost kovan

W

ALSO LATEST CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOUR

"JACK FROST ”

NEXT CHANGE

M.G.M. PICTURE

DAILY

'Three Tiger Moth aeroplanes from the Royal Aero Club of New South Wales will make a formation Alght from Sydney to Birmingham, England. this year. It is planned to end the flight

AT"

230

5-20

720

920

at Birmingham on the day that the city's new air port is opened by the Prime Minister (Mr. Chamberlain).

The flight from Sydney

will begin about the middle of May and is expected to take 20 OF 21 days. Ground organisation has been completed

The planes will follow the not- ma! air route to England, landing

The planes have a normal cruis- ing speed of 90 miles an hour, and

tb

at Paris two days before the oper a range of 350 miles. Additional ing of Birmingham air port. The fuel tanks will increase *the

that selected. The cost will be £1500, flight personnel has not been) 1000 milea

Flight Lieut. G. S. Coleman was will be the first long-range forma- he resigned his position as chie Including the return trin and to have led the flight, but recently

tion fight yet made by any Aus- Instructor of the club." trallan aero club.

Local colour of this romantic spot has been dupilcated with un- canny accuracy by studio techni- clans and all backgrounds for the action were actually filmed Algiers

in

The Tiger Moths will be the Arst civil aircraft in the Bri. tish Empire to attempt a for- mation flight.over such a dis Lance.

CROSSWORD

NO. 203

ACROSS

1. Rotating

piece on a wheel

4. Nantical

command

9. Joker

12. Turkish

officer

13. What Italian physicist in- vented the

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electric pistol?

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14. Peer Gynt's

mother ...

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{

Sec-

RELIGIOUS.-St. Andrew's Boys'

Chair Practice. 5.30 p.m. SOCIAL.-Y.M.C.A. Women's

tion Charity Sewing Bee, 10 a.m.; Cheero Club Whist Drive, 8.45

p.m. SUNRISE.-7.05

5.55 p.m.

..

SUNSET.-

TIDES.-High at 11.52 and 22.58.

Low, at 05.18 and 16.19.

GRACIE FIELDS AT FILM BALL

Miss Gracie Fields delighted some hundreds of her admirers re- cently when she attended the ninth annual fim ball at the Al- bert Hall, on the eve of her de parture for America.

She was surrounded by dancers. Mounting a dals she took charge of the microphone with a series of songs in a repertoire which lasted a quarter of an hour.

The ball is given each year by

AUCTIONS - Household Furni- Associated British Pictures and as-

ture, at Lammert Bros. Bales sociated companies. Room, No. 35, Hankow Road,

Kowloon, 2.30 p.m.

LECTURES.-Women's A. R. P. Union Anti-Gas Lecture, at Vo- lunteer Defence Corps Head- quarters, 10.30 am. MEETINGS.-8t. Andrew's Church Brownie Pack," 3,30 p.m.; V.D. ́M.A. Meeting, in the Hall, 8.30

p.in.

MISCELLANEOUS.-Rotary. Tlfn, Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden, 1 p.m.;

Andrew's st,

Charch Mothers' Union New Year Party, 3 pm MOON-XI Moon, 20th. Day...

117. Definite

article 18. Melody 19. Mandatory

process under. scal

21. City in

California 25. Insertion 28. Greek god

of love

29. What Ame-

rican colonist married Pris- cilla Mullens?.' 31. Egyptian

sun god 32. City in

Brazil

32. Cooked in

fat

34. Member of

a low Budra caste

35. Behold! 36. Interlace

37. Roman

38.

patriot

Concluded

40. What Ame-

rican essayist was called the Bage of Con- cord?

42. Poems 44. Track wÓTTI

by wheels 45, Coin of

Bulgaria

Solution No. 202 PLANTIFLOTAGE RAMIETRELATOR ITI PARETERINO NETTRA SHTS LED TROTI THANTO 11TINSPECTI SHINE 111 BUILT PORTAL LOT11 ANA ROBE EARN LONGTPUNTSAI ARTUSYGERMIN 52. Reverential TEAMINGTAIS LE ODYSSEY PRESS

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fear

53. Prayer

endings

54. Long narrow

inlet

55. Through 56, Rebl

57. Discover at

a distance DOWN Vehicle

1. 2. Past -3. Wartime

American Secretary of the Treasury 4. Declares 5. Flemish

painter (1532- 1603).

6. High in the

scale

DOS

hunter slain by Artemis? 23. The book palm

24. Tree 26. Muse of

amatory poetry

27. Claw of an animal

30. Suppose. 33.. Pertaining

to the central government

34. Who wrote

the Spoon River Anthology?

"

36. Married

37. Part of the

hind limb

What is the capital of

7. Boil slowly

39.

8. Lottered

9. What Eng

Delaware?

lish divine

41.

Obliterate

wrote over 600

43.

Bown; used

hymns: Isaac

In heraldry

-?

45. Once

around a track

.

10. Tree 11. Turn to the

right

18. Hastena

20. Tavern

21. Movie star:

-Oberon?

22. What bright constellation is named for a

SOLUTION TO-MORROW

46. Female of

the sheep 43.

Meadow

49. Being in the

most abstract

60.

serise Tear

51. Ufter

The new Birmingham air port will be the largest and most-up- to-date in the British Isles. The cutting of a ribbon will be a signal for the Australian planes to land. They will be the first aircraft

to use the aerodrome, and the pilots will be the Arst at the modem customs house and Con- trol offices

CHAMPAGNE AT

VALET'S PARTY

Posed As Peer To Duncan Sisters

Heetor Weedy. 19, a chauffeur- valet, who was stated to have bosed as

peer, entertained the Duncan Sisters, and given a cham- pagne party in the West End, was sentenced at the Old Bailey to three years Borstal detention,

He pleaded guilty to stealing a cur and four cheque forms, and obtaining credit by false p.etences. He asked for six other cases, to be taken into consideration,

For the prosecution, Mr. S. I. Cohen said that Weedy was arres- ted after a police patrol iad picked up a wireless message concerning a stolen car. Weedy then made at statement in which he said:

About the end of July, while I Sas employed as a temporary footman at Didlington Hall, Bran dom, Norfolk, I stole a blank che- que book which was on Sir Davić Hawley's writing-table in his mom. When I left this employment I came to London and took a room with a Miss Bartlett at Guilford- street. I paid her 258 in advance. I j gave her my correct name. While here I made out a cheque payable to myself for £8-14 94, and signed it "Bir David H. L Hawley."

I asked Miss Bartlett to cash it, and she gave me £2, and promised to send me the rest, as I said I was leaving her address for Did-

ington Hall

FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW MICKEY ROONEY

JEFF

in LORD

HANKOW

STARE

TODAY ONLY

57795

A Star-Match Nobody Dreamed of in a Picton Everyasa Loves!

Francis OBrien

Women Are Like That

A WARNER BROS. Bk Diracted by STANLEY LOGAN with KALPH PORBIS MELVILLE COOPER-THURSTON HALL-GRANT MITCHELL HERKIRT RAWLINSON Barvin Pay by Mannose Jochem » From the Sameday Bruning Pat Story By Albert I. 1. Car + & Fox Kidood Ficzne

TO MORROW

A Paramount Picture

4 SHOWS DAILY 230 620 720-930

Bing Crosby

·

in

Fred MacMurray

"SING, YOU SINNERS"

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD

KOWLOON

TEL 57227

MATINEES. 20«.-30.·° EVENINGS. 20. -302502700

TODAY AND TOMORROW

the Most

From the Living History of To-day

Stirring, Action-Packed Drama of the Year !!!

WALTER WANGER Presents

Great Adventure! Burating out of to- day's headlines.......... sostasy... heroism ...love... unforget- table thrills... di- seated by the genius

who gave you 'Zola"

and Pasteur'

BLOCKADE

co-starring MADELEINE CARROLL

HENRY FONDA

with LEO CARRILLO - JOHN HALUDAY · Directed by William Disteria. Released thru United Artists

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

THE FIRST OF THE FAMOUS “JUDGE HARDY'S FAMILY:"

66

PICTURES"

YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG ONCE Lewis Stone Cecilia Parker • Mickey Booney A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

SUFFER AT CAFE ANGLAIS Weedy's alleged statement com- tinued that while employed by a Capt. Wilson; of Lowndes-square, 8.W., he stole three cheque forms from hooks he found lying about. It went on:

While still employed at this ad- dress. I took the Duncan Bisters to "I then had a bottle of cham-left him, and he went home to the Cafe Anglais. Leicester-square, pagne, sandwiches and spaghetti, Walton-street. He gave her a che and paid for supper. The bill was and was introduced to a young que for £100, he believed, for a zbout £2.123.

woman who said she was a dance watch.

According to the alleged state-then feeling rather drunk," and ment, Weedy also said that he the dance hostess, who was still obtained credit, giving a cheque with him, asked him to accompany which he signed "Michael Killan-her home, which he did. S." It continued:

On arrival at her address sive

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I again went to the Cafe Anglais, hostess A crowd gathered round Detective G. Berridge said that stated I way Lord Killanin-1 and all had champagne and sand-Weedy was bound over at the Old should mention I was known to wiches." the Duncan Sisters as Lord Killanin and asked for credit for £50 on one of the cheques I had stolen from Capt. Wilson's address,

Bailey in January, 1937, on a chargé £100 CHEQUE FOR GIRL of uttering letters demanding Weedy also said that he then money by menaces. In this instance went to another restaurant were he had sent letters to various he had more champagne. He was women, threatening their children.

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