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HUNGKÔNG DAILY PRESS

QUEENS THEATRE

HONGKONG. DAILY AT 230 515-720-9:30 PM. TEL 31453|

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

It's great to be alive! It's great to be in

love! It's great to be "SEVENTEEN"!

JACKIE COOPER

and BETTY FIELD

in Booth Tarkington's

SEVENTEEN

with

OTTO KRUGER. BETTY MORAN

Directed by LOUIS KING

A Paramount Picture

TOMORROW •

William

Myrna

POWELL LOY

ANOTHER

THIN MAN

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ALHAMBRA THEATRE

NATHAN RD KOWLOON DAILYAT 230 520-720 930 TEL 56856|

TODAY AND TOMORROW

GENERAL

ven 1 December, stars can spend between-picture periods busking the sun. Eleven-year-old Oferta Jean, the singing "discovery" at Universal's "The Under-Pup," is finding hat California in Decem- ber is a far cry from the wintry weather she had known in her home town, Scranton, Pa. As a fall-fledged moyle actress. Gloria speads, her mornings at the studio schoolhouse and her afternoons at play.. when she isn't bafore the cameras..

The film is showing at the King's Theatre.

Radio

HONGKONG

Programmes

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On Wavelengths of 355

B

A SPY DRAMA!... ABSORBING! INTRIGUING!

W

metres (845 kes) 31.9

metros (9.52 megacycles),

4 SHOWS

DAILY

2.30 - 5.20 7.20 -9.30

DOUBLE CRIME in the MAGINOT LINE

VICTOR FRANCEN

YEKA KORENE

„Divuctus and· Produced by FRUIX GANDERA

Released by Towve. Pleruman

SATURDAY

William

Myrnce

POWELL LOY

ANOTHER THIN MAN

Th

VIRGINIA GREY - OTTO KRUGER • C. AURREY SMITH RUTH HUSSEY NAT PENDLETON PATRIC KNOWLES TOM NEAL - Directed by W. S. Van Dyke !! • Pro- duże by Hunt Sternberr

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON TEL.57222

MATINEES:20-30% • EVENINGS: 20%-30€ 50:70)

● TODAY, TOMORROW, SATURDAY • NEVER BEFORE SUCH TERRIFYING DRAMA...

SUCH SWEEPING SPECTACLE. DARK FASCINATING SECRETS LURK- BEHIND THESE GRIM TOWERS!

Blood orgies of

power-mad man- archs...treacherous intrigue...love in the shadow of scaffolds!.

TOWER of LONDON

BASIL RATHBONE

BORIS KARLOFF BARBARA O'NEIL

IAN HUNTER

VINCENT PRICE NAN GREY

AND CAST OF THOUSANDS

Ciginal amples We deve a model

ROWLAND V. LEE PRODUCTION

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A NEW URLYZESAL PICTURE

COMMENCING SUNDAY

Two Great Actresses in the Best Emotional Drama

in

(C

of the Year!

BETTE DAVIS. MIRIAM HOPKINS

THE OLD MAID

Warner Bros. Picture

FELY MORALES (SOPRANOI FROM THE STUDIO

Children's Hour

12.15 p. ccasion.

COMING EVENTS

MAY

23-Tides: High 8.58 x.m.: Low 3:1 ám. and 308 p.m.

Sunrise: 5,39 am: Sunset: 6.50 p.m. Diocesan Old Boys' A380. AD- nual Meeting, 8.30 'p.m.

Claims against estate of Dame Mary Ann Ackroyd duo.

11

Colony Chess Championship. TM.C.A.; Dames Morning, 10 a.m. Compulsory Service Tribunal, 4.13

p.m.

Cheere Club Bridge" and Mahjong. Ladies' Bible Study, 218, Nathan Road. 10.30 am

St. Andrew's Women's Fellowship, 2.30 p.m.

RK. T's Men's Club Tifin Mtg St. Francis Hotel, 1 p.m.

Theosophical Society Mtg.. 6 p.m.- Speaker Mr. A. Lebedef "Where Life Begins."

Northumberland and Durham So- Committee M., HK. Hotel,

clety,

6.15 p..

Cathedral Women's

Fellowship Working Party. Cathedral Hall, 3.30 p.m.

Union Church Working Party, 230 p.m

They

St Andrew's Working Party, 3 p.m. 24-Tides: High 12 midnight and 10.31 am Law $55 a.ms, and 5.45 p.m.

Sunrise: 5.38′′a.m; Bunset: EMPIRE DAY-Public Hoilday. K.C.C. to present "Ordera Are Orders: 9.15 p.m.

Y.M.C.A.: Business Girls' Swimming 5.30 p.m. Mixed Swimming 6.30 pm. Badminton 6.p.m.

Cheero Citib: Darts, Table-Tennis & Billiards.

Ladies' Working Party (B.W.O.F.), Govt. House, 9 am-12.30 p.m.

Service for young people. St. John's Cathedral Hall, am,

Helena May Christian Fellowship. 10:30 A.

25-Tides: Hith 12.30 am. and 11.08 am, Low 429) a.m. änd 6.30 p.m. Sunrise: 3.38 am, Sunset: 7 p.rd.

Swimming Gala, 0

(Esslinger The Hermit (Impression from the picture by Aracid Becklin ́`Y.M.C.A. Schmalstich) Viennese Memories of p.m. Lehar-(arr. Henry Hall).

K.C.C. to present "Orders Are Or 8.35 Studio Reclial by Fely ders." 9.15 pm Morales (Coloratura Soprano) with H.K. Jockey Club's Sixth Extra Race Plano accompaniment by Nura Kanis. Meeting. 2 pmi

1, Maids of Cadiz

(Delibes); 2. Sakali Man Dr. F. Santiago); 3 Una Voce Poco Fa (from " Barbiere Di Suvigus-Rossini),

Exhibition of Paintings at Cathedral Hall. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

HK. Police Res. Chinese Company dinner dance,, Pen. Hotel, a p.m.

26-Wah Yan Past Students' Assn.

8:55 Bizet Ballet Sulte Jeux Sports Meeting. D'Enfants, Op. 22,

London Philharmonic Orchestra

27-China Emporium, Ltd. Annual Meeting and third drawing for de- bentures, pp.

Short Service of Inter- conducted by Antal Derati

9.15 Landon Relay-News Summary. 9.30 London Belay Vive la Hall. 10 am-7 p.m.

12.30 The Comedy Harmonists. Humoreske

Exhibition of Paintings at Cathedal

28-Sino-American Inst. of Cultural

(Dvorak); Liebesleid France." (Kreisler). Solitude (De Long Mills, 9.45 Songs by Ninon Valln (So-Relations. Annual Meeting. Chinese and Ellington)-with Piano comprano). paniment.

12.40 Tangos and Waltzes.

Merchants', Club, 5.30 p.m. Vers (Avalent Des Alles Wm. Powell, Ltd., Annual Meeting. Si Mes Hugo and Haha)-with Orchestral 6, Des Voeux Rd. 12.15 pm. Waltzes-Over the Waves Rosas); accomp.

Serenade (Toselli-D'Amor}; Exhibition of Paintings at Cathedral Amorettentanze (Gung?) - Orchestra Elegie (Massenet-Gallet)-with Plano Hall, 40 a.m-7 p.m.

Group 29-Choral

to present Mascotte: Tangos Tango Bolero and Violoncello. (Lassrs); Tango (Albeniz)-Barna ÞES 9.55 Violin Solos by Fritz Kreisler. "Cavalleria Rusticana" at King's Von Geery & His Orchestra. Waltzes

Caprice Vienncis (Kreisler); Tam-Theatre. -Ball Sirens (from Merry Widow'un

bourin Chinois (Kreisler)-with Plano HR Auxiliary of the British and Lehar); Lysistrata (Paul Lincke)-

accomp. by Franz Rupp. Liebesfreud Foreign Bible Society, Annual Meeting. Orchestra Mascotte.

(Kreisler)with Piano accomp. by C. Cathedral, Hall, 5.13 p.m. 1.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Lamson. Serenade "Espagnol (Gla- Report.

zounov, arr. Kreisler); Jota (De Fal

་

1:03 Sir Harry Lauder in a Scot with Plano accomp. by Michael

Rauchelsch tish Programme.

to the News."

11.15 Close down.

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10.13 Tchaikowsky-Symphony No. Oh. How 1. Weary. Dearie, For You (Lauder) Sir Harry Lauder with Or. 5 in E Minor, Op. 64. chestra. Reels (ATT. Diack-Intro: New Symphony Orchestra conducted Rachel Rae: High Rond to Linton; by Sir Landon Ronald. Fight about the froside; Brown's 11.00 London Relay-"Background Reel -Scottish

Or- Country Dance chestra cond. by J, Michael Dlack. That's The Reason" Noc I Wear Kilt Lauder) Sir Harry Lauder with Orchestra. There's Nae Luck Aboot The Hoose (arr. Macpherson and Pentland); Wee Wille Winkle Roberton)-Boyd "Steven, (Soprano) with Piano accomp. Mr. John Mac- kay (Lauder) Sir Harry Lauder with Calls Orchestra. Dumbarton's Druma Bar.-G.8.0 tock: The Laird O' Cockben (Rober. G.S.B ton)-Glasgow Orpheus Choir cond. | G.S,BL Hugh 9. Roberton. Unaccompant G.8.0.

ed

4

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

30-Choral "Group" Cavalleria Rusticana" {Theatre.

to

present at King's

Indo-China S.N. Co. Ltd. Annual Meeting. 12 noon.

Half-Year General Meeting of H.K. Jockey Club. 8.30 p.m.

"Cards on the Table-On Tuesdays 9.30 pm; reproductions an Wednes days at 9 am and 2.45 p.m.

"In England Now" On Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 p.m.; reproductions on the same days at 6.45 p.m., and on Saturdays at 415 Wednesdays and Wavelength Thiba

(1686) P., and 8 p.m.

"Matters of Moment On Wednes 9.51m.e. (X1.551.)

days at 11 pm.: reproductions on the (31.57m.)

same day at 6.45. p.m. and on Thurs- 15.12m.8. (19.79m.)

days

at 12.30 a.m. and 4.45 am. Background to the News On Thursdays at 11 p.m.; reproductions on Fridays at 9 am and 2.45 p.m.

"World Affairs On Fridays at 9.30 p.m.; reproductions on the same day at 2.46 am, and on Saturdays at 12.30

..

"London

st Leg"-On Saturdays 3.30 pm; reproductions on the same day at 11 p.m. and 8.45 a.m. and on Sundays at 12.30 0.01.

1.30. Beuter and Rugby Press, Wen-j ther Forecast and Announcements.

1.43 Film Selections.

NEWS IN ENGLISH Transition 1-News Sum-

DAY

Pull Bulletin

ア

Pull Bulletin

da

do.

"Paradise for: Two Selection Trans, II & II~News &um- (Spellansky) London Films Studio Orchestra with Vocal Trio and Choir. "Limelight"-Selection-Louis Levy & His Gaumont British Symphony with Vocal Refrain. "Heart's Desire" Selection Cine Stúdio

Orchestra. Transmissión V-News Sum-

mary Full Bulletin

This Make You Whistle"-Selec tlon-Louis Levy and His Gaumont British Symphony with Vocal Re- frain.

2.13

Close down.

5.45 Studio-Children's Hour.

6.45 Closing Local Stock Quota-

tion

6.47 Sea. Songs and Shantles by The Royal Naval Gingers.

Introducing: Jolly Roger; Bailors Charus, Billy Boy: Jonny Come Down to Hilo; I'll Go No More A Roving; Rio Grande,

J

of

8.55 Dance Music. Quickstep-Somebody Stole My Gal; Fox-Trot Ain't She Sweet?-Brian Lawrance and His Quartet. Tangos Hours and Days; On Wings Dreams-Eugen Wolk and His Or chestra. Quickstep I've Got A Poc- ketfui of Dreams (im Sing you Sinners: Fox-Trot-Two Sleepy Peo- ple (Dlm Thanks for the Memory")---" M. Pierre and His Strict Dance Tem po Orchestra. Waltzes Mammy'

Bubbles Forever Blowing LuLaby:

The Green Brothers'. Marimba Band. Fox-Trot Ten Little Miles From Town-The Organ, The Dance Bend and Me. Slow Fox-Trot-They Bay-Carroll Gibbons, and the Savoy Hotel Orpheans Fox-Trot - I Like A Feather In The Breeze (film 'Charm School") Roy Fox and His Orchestra.

7.20, London Relay-The News.

Fee!

8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements

8.03 Marck Weber and His Orches

tra.

Baschinka (Potpourri of Russlan Gypsy Songs and Dances -- Schli mann). The Skaters-Waltz (Gung}); The Clock and. The Dresden China Figures (Ketelbey). Forest Idyl

4.00 pm 6.00 p.m.

6.45 pm

7.30 p.m. 9.15 p. 12.60 mid

night

7.39m

8.30

SHORT TALKS

FROM B.B.C.

(All Hongkong Time).

"Under Nazi Rule" On Mondays a 9.36 p.m.; reproductions on Tuesdays at 4.15 am. and 2.45 pm, and on Wednesdays at 11 pm.

"Vive La FracceOn Thursdays af 9.30 p.m. reproductions on the same day at 245 a.m., on Fridays at 21.45 a.m.. and on Mondays at 245 p.m.

Wednesdays "Political India” On

at 7.30 pm: reproductions on Thurs davs at 2 p.m. and on Saturdays at

2.45 pm

Prom the Western Front”—On Sundays at 9.15 am. 3.45 pm, and 1.45 a.m.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES

The Empire at War On Mondays Sundays at 1:30 am 11.30 am and Religious services are broadcast on at. 11 p.m.; reproductions on the same 3.30 p.m. and on Mondays at 11 am day at 2.45 am. sad on Tlicadays, at The Epilogue is, broadcast every Sun-

day at 6.45 p.m. 9 p.m. and 2.45 p.m.

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TODAY ONLY

BARBARA STANWYCK • HERBERT MARSHALL

Always

Goodbye

TO- MORROW

A 20th Century-Fox Picture

THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940. —PAGE

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• SHOWING TODAY

DAILY AT 2.30, 5:10 7.15 & 0.30 P.M.

UNIVERSAL FINDS A NEW STAR.

SURROUNDS HER

"WITH, HOLLYWOOD'S MOST POPULAR PERSONALITIES.".. SUCCEEDS IN MAKING ONE OF THE FINEST PICTURE OF THE SEASON I

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ELSA MAXWELL'S HOTEL FOR WOMEN" with ANN SCOTHERN LINDA DARNell' James ExtiIBON

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4 SHOWS DAILY

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DAYS

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ONLY TO-DAY • TO-MORROW-

BRITAIN

DEFENDS HERSELF!

Men and women with their eyes toward the clouds watching. waiting to give the warning that will protect millions. BETWEEN THE HEADLINES WARS ARE WAGED!

ALEXANDER KORBA

TIES

THE

LION

HAS WINGS

ALEXANDER KORDA

presents

with MERLE OBERON RALPH RICHARDSON.

JUNE DUPREZ - ROBERT BONBLAŽ SE ANTHONY BOUGIELA - LEPRICE BAARITY Story fry fan Balrymode

50 MEN IN A SECRET ROOM control-

ting the safely of a nation...gearing to action soday's new mirade devices for deferue!

BEHIND THE BLACK-OUTS...hoca-

cods of experts lay the death traps for enarry planes, les the night1

T

UP GO NEW BALLOON BARRAGES

--drawing their levisbis entanglements, of wire before the air path of the attackerst

LIGHT BEAMS FIND THE ENEMY:

...across the sky, searchlights malko him visible to the deadly efficiency of anti-aircraft gure!

ANTI-AIRCRAFT CREWS

Hair Sorget vth fatal precision at fire fils - the right to keep England safet

COUNTER-ATTACKING BOMBERS

visa into the sky lo bring the invaders down infoses or force their retreat

THE HISTORIC ATTACK ON KIEL

....sxacly as it happened from Flins taken on the spot a Bettšės shada novel Niczni berkaskips to the bottom of seal

STARTING SATURDAY

ANOTHER GAVALGADE OF FAMOUS PICTURES OF THE PAST YOU'LL ENJOY SEBING AGAIN!

SAT.

25

SUN.

26

Warner Bros.-Most Elaborate Musical Show

"GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933"

• MATINAE>

Ginger Rogers Dick Powell - 300 Girls

Screen's Most Sensational Adventure, Story

CAPTAN FURY"

Brisa Ahern Victor McLaglen -1000 others.

Luc-aut ✪ EVENINGS; 20 c. - 3 0 c . - 5 0 e. - 7 2:

TAKE ANY TRAM or HAPPY VALLEY BUS.

CATHAY

DAILY "AT" 2:30:5.15,720.&9.30 PM/

TO-DAY TO-MORROW

SATURDAY

A SPECTACULAR FILM SHOWING THE HORRORS OF MODERN WARFARE! Made Possible Only Through the Co-Operation of the United States Navy Doomed-submarine at bottom of ocean. Attack of submarine on mine layer ....... Submarine v aeroplanes. One man slone running the bloc

and kade to death da arabmarine loaded, with T. N. T. 1,000 others 1

AN ENTIRELY NEW PRINT OF THE MOST TIMELY RE-ISSUE OF M-C-H's IMMORTALITY!

MAGNIFICENT FRAUD"

with Akim Tamiroff

SUNDAY

M-G-M.

Picture

HELL BELOW

with

ROBERT MONTGOMERY Madge Evans-Walter Huston,

Directed by Jack Conway,

Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone in

: "THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH"