1940-11-05 — Page 3

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

TO-DAY-2 Shows At 2.30 & 8 p.m.

DAVID O. 'SELŻNICK'S production of

MARCARET MITCHELLS

Story of the Okl Jouth

GONE WITH THE WIND

TECHNICOLOR starring

R

CLARK GABLE

LESLIE HOWARD OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND

and kn

VIVIEN LEIGH as Scarlet O'Ha

A SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURE

Directed by VICTOR FLEMING

Screen Play by SIDNEY NOWARD

More by Max Submer

A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release

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SHE WAS HITCH-HIKING...ON SKATES!

Featuring the Scorch Song of the Century "OH, JOHNNY,

HOW YOU CAN LOVE!

Until she lost

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OH JOHNNY How You Can Love

With

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EVENINGS: 20e.

"COMING EVENTS

NOV.

5-Tides: High 2.45 p.m. Low 1,20 a. and 3.45 pm.

Sunrise: 6.30 am; Sunset: 5.44 pm. } Licencing Board Meeting Council Chamber, p.m.

HE. Rotary Club Tin Meeting, I p. (closed Meeting),

י.

GENERAL

Radio

HONGKONG

Kowloon Chess-Club Junior Cham. pionships.

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Claims against estate of David Brown due.

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Cheero Club Whist Drive, 8.30 p.m. Commemoration of Deceased Mem- bers of the Assn. of the Propagation of the Falth.

Inter-Varsity

University

Basket-Ball HK.

V. Lingnan University. HKU.. 5 pm.

St

John's Ambulance Public Lec- ture in First Aid to Injured.", S.C. M.P. 5.30 p.m

English Assn. Annual Helena May Inst. 5.15 p.m.

Programmes

On Wavelengths of 355

metres (845 Lev) 31,49

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*BOMBERS OVER BERLIN`· A LONDON. BELAY

'Cock-A-Doodio-Do!'

Short Servier of Inter

12.15 p.m. cession.

Meeting.

St. Andrew's Church, Wartime In- tercession Service. 6 p.m.

chestra cond by Hayda Wood, Speak, Music! Peter Dawson (Bass-Bari- tonel with Piano, Serenade in E Minor for Strings, Op. 20-1st Mov: Allegro piacevole; 2nd Mov: Larghet to: 3rd Mov: Allegretto-Come prima -London Philharmonic Orchestra cond. by Sir Edward Elgar, Le Cap- ricieuse. Op. 17-Bronislaw Huberman

Violin with. Piano."

7.00 London Relay The News 7.15 London Belny-Topical Talks: 'Questions of the Hour,

7.30 Essic Ackland (Contralto) and the New Mayfair ́Orchestra.

Globe-Trotting with the Tiger (arr. Phil Green)--New Mayfair Orchestra. 1230 Mezart-Symphony No. 39 in Gentle Zephyrs (Jensen)-Essie Ack- E Flah

land (Contralto) with Orch. "Please 1st Mov: Adagio-Allegro: 2nd Movi Teacher" -Selection (Waller & Tum- bridge): "Tulip Time" Selection

S. and S. Home, Prayer and Fellow. Andante con Moto; 3rd Moy: Menuet-slevier and Wark) New Mayfair

to allegretto Finale Felix Weingart Orchestra with Vocalists.

ship Meeting, 8.30 p.m.

6-Tides: High 1223 am and 4.05 p. Low 8.2 a.m, and 6.26 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.31 am: Sunset: 5.43 p.m. Ladies' Working Party (BW.O.F.), Govt. House, 9 a.m.-13 noon.

Cheero Club Dance, 8.30 p.m. HK Reel Club Practice, Helena May Inst.. 6 p.m.

Women's Fellowship, Hall, 3.30 p.m.

St.

11.02.

Cathedral

ner conducting the London Philhar-Orch monic Orchestra.

12.55 A Mozart Song.

·

A Song of Thanksgiving (Allitsen): Sweet and Low (Barnby, arr. Forwood) - Easle Ackland (Contralto) with Piano and IV Have Vengeance (from The Organ Dance Hits-Intro: I've got Marriage of Figaro"-Alexander Kip-you under my skin: Goodnight, my nis (Bass) and Elizabeth Ruziczka love: May I have the next romance

Mezzo-Soprano) with Orchestra.

1.00 Local Time Signal and Wea- ther Report.

G

with you.

9.00 Local Time Signal. Weather Report and Announcements.

8.02 London Belay Cock-A-Dod- dle-Do!'

1.03 Dance Music by Sydney LD- Andrew's Fellowship Social ton and His Orchestra. Evening. 8.30 p.m.

7-Tides: High 128 am and 5.94 Waltz Dandelion. Daisy and Da- Fox-Trot Just Dance: Comedy

Charles B Cochran's Saturday Show, Low 9.30 axe, and 8 p.

Including Jack Buchanan, fodil Pox-Trots The One Rose; Este Randolph, Flanagan and Allan; Sunrise: 6.31 a.m.; Sunset: -5.43 pm Supposin Quickstep Around and Lueila Paikin, Charles Graves, and Kowloon Chess Club Senior Cham-Round the Old Bandstand; Fox-Trot Charles B. Cochran, With, Charles B. pionships

-Unt! Tomorrow. Fox-Trot Front Cochran's Concert Orchestra, con- Page News: Waltz-Close to Me. Fox.ducted by Geraldo. Trut-The Girl who Loves a Soldier 9.00 London Belay-The News and

from "The Little Dog Laughed").

News Commentaries. 1.30 Benter and Rugby Press, Wea

HK. Y's Men's Club Tiffin Meeting. 1 p...

Y.M.C.A.: Variety Entertainment in ald of B.W.OF.

Cheero Club. Bridge and Mahjongther Forecast and Announcements. class for beginners, 8 pm,

8-Tides: High 3 am and 620 p.m.) Low 10.30 am and 10.40 pm.

9.30 London Relay Talk: Scots | Abroad." 1.45 Billy Mayerl at the Piano. 9.45 A Scottish Programme. Billy Mayerl's Own Selection In- Medley of Scottish Airs - Intro: tro: Pennywhistle: Marigold; Wis- The Highlander; My love she's but a Sunrise: 632 am: Suriset: 5.43 p.m. taris; Chopsticks: Ace of Spades; lassie yet; The Persevering Lovers: H.K. Chamber Music Club, Concert Ace of Hearts; Junior Apprentice: My faithful fair one; Come, taste to at Government. House, 9.15 p.m.

Hollyhock: Canaries Serenade; the. Wedding; Because he was a bon- Ladies' Working Party (B.W.OF., Winds (Mayer); Rallroad Rhythmn home Pipers of the 2nd Batt. The Whiteheather. The Harp of the nie lad; My bonnte lassie: Highland Govt. House, 9 a.m.-12 noon.

QO. Cameron Highlanders. There's Nae Luck Aboot the Hoose (azt. Mac- herson and Pentlandi; Wee Willie Soprano) with Plano. Winkle (Robertson) Boyd Steven

Dance at HK: Hotel in aid of B.W. OF.

6+.

HE the Acting Governor to visit

Road Kawloon,

(Maybrl)

2.00 Reginald Dixon at the Organ. Dixon Request Medley-Intro: I do School for the Deaf, at 43, Kalyan like to be beside the seaside: Blaze away: Who were you with last Night? If you were the only Girl; etc. Waltz Selection--Intro: I'll see you again; Failing in love again; Love will find Cheero Club. Darts and Table Ten- a way; The Desert Song: Deep in my

Heart: Dream Lover.

H.K. Badminton

Meeting. 6 p.n.

nis.

Assn. 'Annual

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YST BEDTERIN

2.15 Close down,

€.00

Dances, Op. 6.

Schumann

10.00 Vocal Variety. Vocal-Strawberry Fair (Engram); Three Little Fishies. The Brothers (Four Boys and a Guitar). Mills

Vocal-II Were Sure of You (from Cotton Club- Parade'); Undecided David-Leaguers (Robin-Shavers) The Dandridge Sisters, 'Piano Carroll "Calls the Tunes-Intro In an 18th Century Alfred Cortot (Plano).

Drawing Room; It's a lovely day to 6.23 Songs by Elizabeth Schumannmorrow: Scatterbrain. It's a Hap (Soprano).

Hap Happy Day; Faithful "Forever, Vienna, my beloved Vienna ("The Let the People Sing Carrell Gib Tourist Guide-Ziehrer); Be praised, m

bons. Vocal-Give a Little Whistle; thou peaceful night (The Vagabond Turn on the Old Music Box (both -Ziehrer), Love's Message (Schu- from Pinocchio")-Arthur Asker with Orchestra: Vocal-We Must All Stick Together (Butler-Wallace); Good Closing. Local Stock Quota- Luck (Alfred-Scala)--Murgatroyd &

Winterbottom with Orchestra,

bert).

6.33 tions...

€35 Compositions of Elgar.

Like to the Damask Rose (arr. Kaydn Wood)-Light Symphony Or

CROSSWORD. NO. 750

10.30 London Relay-Bombers over Berlin." "

A Feature Programme. 11.00 Close downl

RATE WM Transmission I-News Bum-

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NEWS IN ENGLISH

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Trans II & III-News Sum-

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"LORETTA YOUNG • HENRY WILCOXON

TO MORROW.

"RUGGLES OF RED GAP"

SPY MENACE NIGHT CLUBS

IN WEST END

In the dens which they frequent they are often in the company of A special squad of senior Scotland officers and soldiers, sallors and Yard officers is looking into the airmen, and one of their duties is Possibility of a Spy menace into ply these men with drink in London's West End night Clubs, order to swell the takings of the

proprietors tills, bottle parties and drinking dens.

They are making their Investiga- tions at the same time that a great: clean-up is being mada by another squad of detectives on moral grounds,

Many of the dance bostesses and "entertainers" who frequent these clubs, as full-time and part-time members of the staffs, are girls of alien origin,

Some of them have been in this country for years. Others came bere just before the war. Some still retain their allen nationalities, and have to make periodical reports to the

WAGGING. TONGUES

ACROSS

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13 Angry 14-Tumor-of-

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15 Mixtures

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23 Part of the

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27 Calendar

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31 Ireland 33 Covering. for the head 34 People, of

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35 Traitors' 98 Tear

39 Province of

British Inuts:

Under the influence of drink, the 40 Gain as clear tongues of these Service men may pront loosen, and the authorities fear 40 Exclamation that much information of a mili-45 Above tarynature can be disclosed in 44 Ferfume careless moments.

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Many of the allen men who used 18 Dedications, to run these clubs, or assist in 52 Anglo-Baxor their managements, have already money of been interned.

account

The danger to national security 53 Queen

(French) that the dens, constitute is one of the reasons why the authorities 54 Beverage are now cleaning them up and 55 Moist closing them down as rapidly as 58 Laminated possible

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46 Frighten

47 Danish coin

48 Burmes

Fate sprite

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SOLUTION » TOMORROW

40 Celsius

(abbr)

80 Cluster of

bres in wool staple Declare

8.30 am.

BRITISH RADIO STATIONS

Reception Banned In Unoccupied France

VICHY, Nov. 4 (Reuter)-Tuning. In the British.” Radio will hence- forth entall risk of imprisonment; In unoccupied France

Reception in public places of wireless transmission" from British radio stations and from all ita- tons putting out, “anti-national propaganda” is prohibited under the new regulation, f* Offenders will be punished by imprisonment from six days to six months and a fine of 18 francs to 100 francs.

ANOTHER DECREE

LONDON, Nov. 4 (Rauter) Per sons insulting the head of the French State Id to be punished in future by three months to two years imprisonment or a fine of 1,000 to 3,000 trarics, says a Gene- va message" to the German, news agency,

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The joys and Inconsistencies of love

In the story of a woman who held in her passionate heart both a father and son...

́EDWARD SMAEL presents

Madeleine CARROLL

Brian

AHERNE

Louis HAYWARD

in

MY SON, MY SON !

Released thru UNITED ARTISTS

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