1939-08-10 — Page 5

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

Today's

UEENS Screenings

DAILY AT 230-515-7-202.9:50 TEL.3153

TODAY AND TOMORROW

THEY LEARNED TO LIVE American!

| SATURDAY-

A Paramount

Picture

JACKI

FREDDIE

COOPER BARTHOLOMEW

MAN'S HERITAGE

A New Universal Picture

Irene Dunne Fred MacMurray

in

"INVITATION TO HAPPINESS”

ALHAMBRA

NATHAM RD, KOWLOOM-DARY AT

> & 9,30 =TELLO 9684

SHOWING TO-DAY-

POUNDING DRAMA OF GRIT AND DARING ON THE FLAMING FRONTIER !

A quisudi, ef lead and a heart full of fight...

on the wall of the raiding masked riders!

GEORGE O'BRIEN

ARIZONA

LEGION"

LARAINE JOHNSON

Difacted by DAVID HOWARD. Produced by BERT GELKÖY, Screen Pay by Over Data,

MARCH OF TIME

ADDED!

:""THE BRITISH DILEMMA'

à Searching Analysis of Britain's Foreign Policy in Europe. Diacioses why Britain wants

peace, but reveals that there's limit to British patience.

NEXT

CHANGE

DAILY

AT

2:30

5:20

720

920

-

IRENE DUNNE FRED MACMURRAY in "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS"

STAR

TODAY ONLY

COLLEGE

HANKOW ROAD KOWLOON TEL 57795

SWING

GEORGE BURNS GRACIE ALLEN - MARTHA RAYE-BOB HOPE

Edward Ewatt Norton - Ben Blau-Betty Grable-Jackie Coogan, Mun

TO-MORROW

MOM PICTURE

AT 2.30, 5.00, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

MAYTIME"

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TAKE ANY TRAM or HAPPY VALLEY BUS.

CATHAY

DAILY AT 2.30, 5.15.7.20,&9.30.P.M}|

TO-DAY ONLY-LAST 4 SHOWS! A Sensational Drama Of To-Day!

The Struggle For Liberty In A Totalitarian State! Axis Film of China presents

"NO GREATER SACRIFICE"

AUBSH Production with English Sab-titles

TO-HORKOW

SATURDAY Fox Hit

The Most Interesting of the CHAN stories g.

the

CHARLIE CHAN OLYMPICS

with WARNER OLAND-Katherine de Mille

KING'S:\

Hongkong

"Inspector Horðleigh" QUEEN'S:

"“Gunga Dip* ORIENTAL

"Man's Heritage"

CATHAY:N

"No Greater Sacrifice"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:

“Arizona Legion” ·

STAR:

"College Swing" MAJESTIC:

"The Love Parade"

KING'S1

Coming

"Wuthering Heights"

QUEEN'S:

"Invitation To Happiness"

| ORIENTAL:

*

"Service de Luxe"

"Ride A Crooked "Mile" CATHAY:

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"Charlie Chan At Olympics" ALHAMBRA:

"Invitation To HappinessTM

| STAR:

"May Time"

"Four Daughters"

MAJESTIC:

“I Am The Law”.

"Four's A Crowd"

CINEMA & GENERAL

“I AM THE LAW" AT THE MAJESTIC

TO - MORROW

Painted against the stark | Dack=" ground of a big city and replete with fresh dramatic turns which make it a great original amongst the more familiar types of anti- gangland Alms, Columbia's "I Am the Law" opens to-morrow at the Majestic Theatre, with Edward G. Robinson convincingly starred ai its dynamic, gang-busting, nghting prosecutor.

30-

Robinson's performance «is perb; better if that be possible -than his work in many previous stellar roles. Otto Kruger, who never falls to give smoothly artis- tic characterizations, is peerless Be the glove-smooth, czar of the racketeers.

The story, capably directed by Alexander Hall from a clever screenplay by Jo Swerling. . com- rerns the idealistic aim of a law professor to rid the city of mur- dercus gangsters.

A veritable orgy of crime ensues as a result of the campaign and this is only halted when Robin- son enlists modern science, as re- presented by motion pictures on his side. The splendid use to which the professor puts movies, by the way, is one of the usual plot angles of the production.

MODEL HOME IS COPIED

FOR NEW

M.G.M. FILM

THE HOME OF CLARK GABLE AND CAROLE LOMBARD HAS PROVIDED THE INSPIRATION POR THE “IDEAL HOME," TO BE SHOWN ON THE. SCREEN, AS THAT OF WALTER PID- GEON AND VIRGINIA BRUCE, IN “STRONGER THAN DESIRE,” WHICH LESLIE FENTON IS DIRECTING FOR METRO-GOLD- WYN-MAYER

A home that symbolized; the life of a happy married couple was desired. Cedric Gibbons, art dirṣotor, and ⋅ his ; associate,” Harry McAfee, worked out the pròħiem. Modfee was the archi- test who designed the Gable home,

In the first place, they decided, † real home anywhere;" Gibbons ex." "complete livability” must be ap- | plained.

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parent. The home should not be Handlings of furniture, colours, too elaborate, hence good taste in and a combination of modern all detalls must be substituted for affecta with older classical detalls lavishness.

guided the design. Miss Bruce's The Real Home

boudoir is in a pink tone, with "We wanted a home that could dressing table surmounted by mtg- be owned by any family in rea-ror in pink frame, pink bed- sonable circumstances, and still spreads, a blue and white tufted suggesting 'n romance and happi- headboard, pink settee and reclin- ness. We decided on careful aring chairs, pink velvet window rangement of details" to reflect draperies, an old French picture the good taste of fts occupants. in predominating pink shades, in The set could be reproduced, as aa" classic frame, "pink enamelled, cream carpets and a modemistic full-length mirror,

WILL SING IN. LONDON

DEANNA DURBIN, the 17- years-old Alm star, who has signed a new contract with her company which assures her a salary of about $1,000- 000 In the coming five years, She has been invited by 'Queen Mary to come to London this autuzion to give a charity concert.

DEEP SEA SUBMARINE SHOTS

Charles Trego was sent by Director George Selts to San Diego

with

a company of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer play- ers, technicians and camera- men to take deep sen action shots of a submarine.

These scenes, some of which show men jumping overboard trom a sinking submarine, will be used In "Thunder Afloat," starring Wallace Beery with Virginia Grey and

Chester Morris,

The pictures were taken in rough water off the Coronado Islands.

CROSSWORD

NO.

ACROSS

1 Mother

city (10)

7 Senior (6)

8 Flowers (5)

10 Fire appli-

- ances (5)

13 Bulk (4) 15 Congeals

(4)

18 Army

rating (7) 17 Number

(41

18 Valley (4)

19 Dainty

feeder (T)

20 Grasp (4) 22 Require (4) 34: Slanted

edge (5)

27 - Doctor's

1st (5)

28 Method (5)

29 Renowned

(10)

DOWN

1 Fashions

(B)

24 Acid (4)

3 Baking

place (4)

Propellers (4)

Result (5) Call graphy (10) Hose sup porta. (10)

·TI Hole (7)·

12 Smail

grain (7)

381

12

SOLUTION TO-MORROW.

Solution Na 380

14 Rapidity

(5)

15 Number (5). 21 Spear (5)

33 Finished (5):

Colour (4) Turm around (4).

Mislald (4)

San Porch

The sun porch is in white and blue, with iron furniture and stair rail, terra cotta: flower pots and tilted floor. The nursery is done in baby blue with Ferdinand the Bull wall-paper.

The library, in walnut panel, was built from McAfee's design for the Gable home. Venetian binds, plain desk and Wood fittings, give it a masculine note, Venetian Mahogany - coloured blinds shade the windows. The entire effect is in tan,

The kitchen is modern, finished

in cream, with metal cabiriet sink and

THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939 -PAGE 5

\ AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE

ONLY AT 126, 1.26, T.IS AND 9:30 P.M.

HERE & ONE

MURDERES

YOU'LL NOT SPOT UNIH

THE VERY

END!

TO-MORROW

United Artists

Even Inspector

Hornleigh didn't.

know until a second before ha

nabbed him!

INSPECTOR HORNLEIGH

A new Heuth-omazing, fascinating, differenti

GORDON HARKER · and ALASTAIR SIM HUGH WILLIAMS • STEVE GERAY WALLY PATCH » MIKI HOOD

A 20th Century-For Picture ALSO LATEST TERRYTOON

"AFRICA SQUAWKS”

1+

· WUTHERING HEIGHTS”

WITH

MERLE OBERON * LAURYNOË OLIVIER DAVID NIVAN

TANK. ANY THAN ON HAPPY TELLEY BAN-

4 SHOWS

DAILY 21.30-5.11 715-930

ORIENTAL

THEATRE

| FLEMING

ROAD TA CHU TEL 28473

monel metal drainboards. LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY”

cream-

lelectric stove, tiled walls and metal furniture in bright colours. The drawing room is in modified modernistic tone, with coloured grand plano, dark blue draperies and white walls, cream carpet, modified walnut furniture, scmí-modernistic, - two modem wooden statuettes, contrasted with an ancient Chinese Idol in the vestibule, in-which is one large oll painting.

COMING EVENTS

AUG..

10-Tides: High 1.50 am and 5.43 p.m. Low 12.07 km. and 9 pm.

Sunrise 5.58 am Sunset 639- p.m.

Firing Practice from Stonecut

texs

p.m. to midnight. ARP, Lecture at Volunteer Head- quarters, 9, am-10a.m.

St. John's "Ambulance A.R.P, ̃L&c. tures (Chinese) at Hqrs, 7.30 pm.

Court Martial on HMS, Tamar 10

a

HK. Y's Men's Club, Speaker: Mr, Lyman Hoover "Chinese Moslems in the Present War."

T.M.CIA A.D.Q. pm. Mahjongg 10 a.m.

Gen.

Mts.

#

HK. Artists' Union. Entertainment, Lea Theatre 8 pm.

St. Andrew's Scout Troop "Mtg. 6 p..

YM.C.A. Mahjongg 10 mm.

St. Andrew's Whist Drive 9 pm, Cheero Club Bridge -8. pim.

Fourth Exec. Connell Mtg. Bino- American Cultural Relations Inst!-

6.30

p.m.

ibute. Chiris. Dal 203 am, and 7.18

ACROSS. 1, Asks 5, Cock. 8 DOWN; 2, Bharrie, Been 4, Enrich. 5,- Lease. 11. Earl 12, Brag 5. Chests 6, Carpenter, Managers, 15, Wren 11, Tier 16, Flaw. 10, Band. 13, Adoniraj. Domains, 19, Ape, 20, 8721, Por Eminent, 16, Repulsion, 21, Plzn tend. 23, Glee. 24, Ogre, 27, Reis-

tive 30, Fits, 31, Needs, 32 Outlet. 22. Dove 25, Geese. 28. Easy, 43, Anon 34, Ure

Able: 29, Ento

11-Tides:

num.

Lov.1 p.m. and 850 p.m. Sunrise: 5.58 a.m. Simset 6.59 p.m. ARP

Lectures (English) Club Lusitano 5.30 p.m. (Chinese)--Chinese Chamber of Commerce 7 pm,

Crown Land Sale (D.O. South)

12 0.

YMCA. "Keep Fit Class 10,30 km, Mad Swimming: 8 pm. Bad- miston 8.30 p.m.

Registry Wedding, Chiu-Ma. Anglo-Chinese Tian, HK. Hotel, 1

"FK. Artists' Union Entertainment, Lee Theatre, 8 p.m.

St. Andrew's Med. Working Party, 6.p.m.

Incendiary. Ben Display at La Balls College, 5.20 p.m.

12-Tides: High 5.56 am, and 8.15 p.m. Low: 1:45 pm.

- Sunrise 5.58 x.m, Burdet 8.58 p.m.

FK Obinesa Journalists Asan.

Sports

Meeting

Chinese Estates, Ltd, 2nd Interim Dividend payable.

St. Andrew's Club Launch. Pienie 3.

urd

Equine Sports Club 12th Cavalcade

Mun River,

to Shing

13 Tides: High 6.59 am and 9

[p.m. Low 12.27 am and 2.29 pm;

Sunrise 5.58 a.m. Sunset 6.58 p.m

YMCA Discussion Group 9 Speaker:

tra

Prof. B. Lautenschlager "Challenge To West China."

14-EK, and Shanghai Bank. Half Yearly. Interim" Dividend payable.

Crown Land Sale, P.W.D., 3 p.m. St. John's Ambulance First Aid Leo- tures start the

Board Room,

[3.45 Pen wirkording, or

V.R.C

tension

р

Fel-

on Schemes Mig. re John's Cathedral Women's Towsixlp

Conárkittés Mitt. 10t YMCA Whist Drive 8.30 p.m. 15--Crown and

Land Sale (DO. North, Taspo: 11308

7.M.C.A., Bridge 10 am. Mxd. Swim-

8 p.m.

Badminton 8 16-ELK Land Investment

Agency able

and

Ltd. Interim. Dividend pay-

YMCA

Hockey 8

Section Ammial

Meeting 6.30

A PICTURE FULL OF COMEDY AND ROMANCE PACKED WITH GAGS AND LAUGHTERS!

2 DAYS.

ONLY

SHE'LL SLAY YOU... but mover sa

- MARTHA RAVE « BOB HOPE

"NEVER SAY DIE

-- ANDY DEVINE ALAN MOWBRAY Dhyani Nesjens - ☆ Purgincunt Pirtiend

TOMORROW — SATURDAY

De luxe entertainment served by masters in merry making

Constance BENNETT Service

de Luxe

Charlie RUGGLES

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

4 SHOWS DAILY 2.10 8 10 1

MAJESTIC

1,720 -9:30 ho LTHEATRE:

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON -TEL #1222

MATINEES 202 302 EVENINGS. 20% 30€ 50€70)

TODAY, ONE DAY ONLY!

RETURN OF THE GREATEST “OLD FAVOURITE“

OF ALL TIME}

MAURICE AN

CHEVALIER The Love Parade

AN ERNST

LUBITSCH

PRODUCTION

JEANETTE MACDONALD LUMNO LAKE LILLIAN BOTH,

a Guramount Picture

TOMORROW AND SATURDAY

THE SCREEN'S MOST DYNAMIQ STAR IN THE MOST THRILLING ACTION-DRAMÅ OF THE YEAR!

EDWARD G. ROBINSONin

| YM.CA. Mahjongg 10 s.m.

17 Star Ferry Co., Ltd., Interim 9, Norfolk Road, Kowloon Dividend payable

"I AM THE LAW"

A Columbia Picture

Swimming

18-Y MO&Launch

Picok

St. John's: Osthedral Women's Fel- YMUA lowship Bridge and Mahjongg Drive am

8.30 pa Mahjongg for Beginners 10 Amc Flag WHIẾC Dire Sp

Trkowys, Led Intern Dividend payable,jizz R

KRYT Men's Club Bodal at No..S

WIN

$50

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