1940-11-23 — Page 3

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

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Maureen O'Hara - Adolphe Menjou Fay Bainter. Herbert Marshall

Dans May Whitty- Pable Knowles

C. Aude: Smith. » Ernest Castart

THE HEART DRAMA OF

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WHO DARED

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Half Man, Hall Monster!...Half Beast,

Half Poet!... The jest of Paris, he dared to dream of a young girl's love!..... TREMENDOUS!...THE ONE PICTURE YOU MUST SAY YOU'VE SEEN!

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COMING EVENTS

NOV.

23-Tider: High 1.01 min, and. 4,82 Am Low 156 sun, and 2.24 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.41 a.m.; Autoset: 1.13 p.m. Shumchun Rural Welfare Centre,

Golf Medal

competition

SPOA Flag Day. Model Aeroplane League, Insugural Ceremony, Hotel Cecil, 3 pm.

24-Tides: High 2.38 0.23. AR₫ 5.39

Duets Bluebeard; On The Good Charity Dance at Peninsula Hotel, Ship Ballyhoo-Warner and Darnell, 136 pm Vocal-A Melody from the Sky (nim | Ladies The Trail of the Lonesome Fine"); starts at Fanling,

Yorkshire and Lancashire Where Meet (Evans and Others)-Kitty Mas- ters assisted by Bert Masters with Comedian - Sandy's Honeymoon (Thomson)-Sandy Pop well Vocal - Aloha Oo (Kennedy); Song of the Islands (arr. King)-Bing Crosby with Dick McIntire and Hu Harmony Hawaiiana. Vocal-Where and Becond Round. I Ain't Been Before (film, Wells Par- YMCA Discussion Group-Airways Ko"): The Cowboy's Dream ( BD. Pin on "African Skyways." 9 pm- lies-The H. Biles with Their Own "Lawn Bowls-West of Scotland v. Novelty Accomp. Impersonations Dundee, Hung Hom, 2.45 p.m.

Short Service of Later Florence Desmond at a Rehearsal for the Troop-Florence Desmond with Orchestra. » Vocal and. Flano - My Heart and I (film 'Anything Goes); If You Love Me (Ray Noble)--Leslie Hutchinson

Low 1933 am, and 118 `p.203. Sunrise: 6.41 a.m.; Burnet: 538 pm. Governor's Cup Soccer,

HK. Golf Club Championship-First

Softball League.

25-Tides: High 5.08 a.m. and 6.20

Low 11.6 am. Sunrise: 6.47`a.m.; Sunset: 538 pan. Ladies Working Party (BVOF), Govt. House, 9 am-12 1000:

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11.00 London Relay-Talk: 'In My St. Andrew's Week Grand Con- Opinion.*

cock 9 part

Bt. Andrew's Fellowship of Youth, 6.15 p.m.

11.15 Dance Music.

12.30 Variety Programma. Humorous Monologues-Reading to the Chidren; Toe Botany Class - | Arthur Marshall. Vocal--You Never Miss the Old Faces (Hugnes-Wallace); Neath The Sharity Town Moon (San- ford and Others) - Issy Bonn wita Orchestra. Humorous Monologue – Fax-Trots Sunday in the Park; Albert Evacuated: Vocal-My Missus Most Me Down In Sunset Valley -- Stanley Holloway with Chrebestra. Mantovani and His Orchestra, Fox- Quickstep-Sweet Little Sweetheart- Trot-Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride; Waltz Joe Low and His Orch. Vocal-Never Break a Prunise The Organ Haven't I Been You Before Pellx The Dance Band and Me. Fax-Trot King); A Lady in Walting (Park)--Make Thase People Sway; Comedy, plonship.

Florence Desmond,

1.00 Local Time Signal ther Report.

Crown Land Sale, PW.D., 3 p.m. 26-Tider:...,High 6.30 am, and 6.53 p.m. Low 12.95 năm, and 12.25 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.4 a.m.; Suneet: 138 p.m. Kowloon Chess Club Junder Cham="

Fux-"Trot-Poor Old Flo-Jack Jack- HK Rotary Club Timin Meeting. I and Wes- sun and His Orch. Rumba-Sayel, p.m.

81-Jack Harris and His Orchestra, St. Andrew's Week-Treasus Hunt Fox-Trots-It's The Natural Thing to and Camp Fire, 9 p.m.

- 1.03 The Band of HM. Coldstream Do (lm Double or Nothing"); The Chinese Cookery. Classes start at

Guards

Moon Got In My Eyes (film Double Y.W.CA.) (HX), 2,30 pm. Selection of Wilfred Sanderson's or Nothing"--Roy Fox and His Or, 27-Tides: High 745 mm and 7.39 Songs-Intro: Drake goes West; My chestra. Quickstep-My Blue Heaven; p.m. Low 1:49 am, and 1.18 pan. deur Bool; Captain Mac; The Co- Slow Fox-Trot Just one more chance Sunrise: 6.46 ap.; Hunset: 4.13 p.m. pany Bergeant Major; Friend *'-Josephine Bradley and Her Ball- Ladies Working Party (BW.OF.) mine; Up from Somerest; Until room Orchestra. Tengo-Play Gypsy Govt. House, 9 am-12 noon. Grand March "Tannhauser (Wagner, (from "Maritza'): Walts-Vienna So St. Andrew's Week-Whist Drive,

Hartmann); Pigrims'. Cheris Gay (from Maritza")-Victor Silver- p.m.

"Tannhauser" (Wagner).

1.20 Welsh Songs.

Folk Songs: Titrwm, Tatrwm, Sleep thou, my pretty chlid Malltreat; Wilt thou have a lad like me? The" Holly: Floughing Song-Mable Parry (Soprano) with Piano.

130 Renter & Bugby Fresh, Wea ther Forecast and Announcements.

145 A "Swing" Programme with Maxine Sullivan:

ter and H, Ballroom Orchestra. Fox- St. Louis Middle School, Prize Day. Trots The Wind's In The West: 4.30 pm. We'll All Go Riding on A Rainbow (both from Aunt Sally) Jack Jack son and His Orchestra.

12.00 midnight. Close down.

Continued From Page 8

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

28-Tides: High 8.48 am and 817 p.m. Low: 223 a.m. and 349 pan.“

Sunrise: 6.45 am; Sunset: 138-p.m. Kowloon Chess Club Benlar Cham- pionship.

Court

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1940. -PAGE

KING'S

SHOWING TO DAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7:15 & 9.30 PM.

Twentieth Century-Fox presents with pride one of the truly great pictures of our era!

FOUR SONS

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ALSO LATEST MOVIETONE NEWS-

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A "WARNER BROS. PICTURE

"THE MAN WHO DARED".

4 SHOWS DAILY 2.305.15

7.15-9.-30

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St. Andrew's Evening

Week--Pot Pourri

Fanling Hunt and Race Club, an- nual meeting of members,` Jardina, Wavelength Matheson & Co's office, 5.30 pm. 17.79b.c. (18.36m.j ELE. the Acting Governor to visit 9.51.L (31.35m.) Stanley Prison, 9 8.00. 21.47m.c. (3197.) Half-Yearly Meeting of Voting 15.18m.c. (19.79m. Menibers of HK. Jockey Club House, NEWS IN ENGLISH.

Happy Valley, 6.30 p.m. Transmission --News Sun-

G.S.O.

Fox-Trots" Vilia; Rose Boom- Artic Shaw and His Orchestra. Dark Calls Eyes In Fox-Trot Tempo); A,Brown G.S.G. Bird Singing (In Fox-Trot Tempo) G.S.E. Maxine Sullivan (Fecal). Fox-Trots G.S.H.

Jungle Drums; Back Bay Shufte Artie Shaw and His Orchestra. Loch; Lomond (In For-Trot Tempor; I'm Coming Virginia, (In Fox-Trot Fempo) Maxine Sullivan (Vocal) with Or- chest. Fox-Trot - Swing, Swing, Dear Mother-In-Law George Erick and His Swing Music Makers,

2.15 Close down.

8,00 A Bach Programme.

Sulle In G; lemande, (0)

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(a) Courante, (b) Al- Gavotte, (d) Menuet, (e) queue - London Symphony Or chestra. Prelude and Fugue No. 9 in Major-Harriet. Cohen *(Piano), 'Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major-1st Mov: Allegro and Adéglo, 2nd Mov: Allegro Ecole Normale Chamber Orchestra, Paris, conducted by Alfred Cortet. Trio from The Musical Offering: Faxt 1 Largo Part 2-Allegro; Part 3 - Andante; {Part 4-Allegro---Italian TriD.

6.45 Closing Local Stock Quota + | tiani.

647 Songs by Elizabeth Schumann (Soprano).

Standchen, Op. 17, No. 2 (Strata); -Morgen," Op: 27, No. 4 (Strauss) My

Lovely Celia

Wilson): (arr. Lane Pastoale (arr. Lane Wilson).

7.00 London Bely--The News, 7.15 London. RelayQueations of the Hour.'

7.39 Albert Sandler (Violizz) and His Orchestra & Ove Gilbert (Con trailo).

Grinzing (Penatzky)-Albert Sand- ler (Violin) with Piano and 'Cello), Flaven of Your Heart (from 'Crest of the Wave' Novello Olive Gibert (Contralto). Remembrance (Melf)- Albert Sandler (Violin) with Plans & 'Cello We'll Remember (Novella) Keep The Home Pires Burning Ford-Novello)-Olits Gülbert (Cota- tralto) with Chorus and Orchestra. Life Is Nothing Without Muse (Hart- |ley)—Albert Bandler and His Orches

tra Why Is There Ever Good-Bye (from - 'Careless RaptureNovello) - Oli Gülbert (Contralto); with" Or- chestra Extase-Reverie ... (@anne);/ Ö Sole Mio Di Capua)-Albert Sand- her (Violin) with 'Cello and Piano

8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Annoiscements,

8.02 Landon Relay Garrison Thes

8.00 London Relay The New and

News Commentaries.

́ ́93) "Local sport results.

9.13 Max Müller in the Theatre Apsia.

· Recorded formance London.

during an actual per nt the Holborn Expire.

9.5 Humorous and Veral Variety. Comediennes, Pals: Bert's Darts Club Dinner-Eizle and Doris Waters. Humorous Domestic Sketch Harold: Entertains (Ivor Vintor)-Ivor Vintor assisted by Molly Vyvyan and Ann Gordon Vocal ➡ Thirty. Thirsty Throats (Nesbit Bros) Bing- Ofpay Bing (Winn-Mazien)---Anona. Wien. A Musical Caricature Mary HATE tle lamb Alee Templeton Vocal

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4.00 'p.n:

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29--Tides: High 945 am and 8:58: p.m. Low`2.18`a.m2 and 2.25 pim. **(* Sanrise: 645 mm; Sunset: 6.83 pan, R.A.O.C. Monthly Meeting: Speaker -Major J. L. Willcocks on "Prison 6.45 p.m. Reform:" 7.30 p.m.

Ladies' Working Party BW.OF.) 9.15 pm Govt. House, I am-12 xoon, 13.00 mid- night

St. Andrew's Week-Dance, 9. p.m. Northumberland and Durham Azan, of Hongkong, Annual Meeting and 7.30 8.m. Dinner, H. X. Hotal 7.15 p. 8.30 am

St. Louis Middle School will hold its annual prize day on Wednesday next, Nov. 27, at p.m. The Hon. Mr MK. Lo distribute the awards

& SHOWS

DAILY

1:30 5.20.

.720 9.30

30-Tider: High 1040 am, and 8.36 p.m. Low 3.53 am and 3 pas.

Sunrise: 618 a.m.; Ranset: 6.33 p.m. HE Chinese Women's`Ojuh Bazaar, Cathedral Fall

4.30. 8t, Andrew's Week Garden Party, w3 p.m.. Tennis Match at KCC, HK

v. Macao

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COMEDY

WESLEY RUCCLES

Too Many Husbands

JEAN ARTHUR FRED

MsMURRAY DOUGLAS

Directed by WESLEY BUGGLES Screenplay by CLAUDE BINTON Soted on the play by W. Söder Mangian A COLUMBIA PICTURE

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PSYCHOLOGY OF THE CRIPPLE

Dr. Alan DeForest Smith of the ly spoiled and made into disagree. New York Orthopedic Hospital Fable brats who grow up with the draws on his experience to formu-idea that they are entitled to care late a few kulding principles for for the rest of their days." dealing with crippled children. It is a great mistake to shelter Same, he observes are cheerful; the crippled child, and keep him others resent their misfortune and away from other children. True. appear to blame all mankind for children are generally cruel and their lot. Some are independent inclined to taunt the cripple: How- and insist on supporting them ever, it is essential that the crip selves, while others feel that the pled child should be taught to fend world owes them a living.

for himself and acquire - equani- Their attitude is largely deter-mity in the lace of hardship mined by the way people treat A "fru, even somewhat stern them. It is natural te sympathize attitude on the part of parenta with the handicapped child, but a and teacher la better in the long grave mistake to Induce self-pity.run than one of too great sympathy Crippled children should be en- and Indulgence. Any cripple who couraged to take part in every BC has been brought up to take care tivity of which they are capable, of himself and who has been and to attempt things which may treated as normal will have every seem difficult or impossible. & reason to be thankful later and encouraged, it is astonishing to will also be far happler during, Bee what can be done in spite of childhood scypre handicaps and achievements bolster the morale.

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Three students from Botavia Masters Tan Kim Lie (15) and ong Kơn Lin (9) and Mist

for their Clone Nicek Lin (11) arrived in ding them, in Hongkong yesterday, for short are showered holiday?

are condoned when Another madent Mr Tan The and are always | Zâtn“ (21), arrived here to cort to have their own way. tinue his studies at the Sot Thus, the children are thorough China University