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On Wavelengths of 355

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Know, memnațional Hopkins)

HOPKINS

VIRGINIA CITY

"Was of Dodge Cary, there wRE DO law...and there layVirginia City?"

RANDOLPH SCOTT.HUMPHREY BOGART - ***** MERVER - ALAM HALA

QUE *Bin dea" WILLIAMS

TUNGEN BY MICHAEL TORTIZ - A MRAPER BROS - FIN MAY Pictura i brigten Darmon Play 95 Kronet Pickar – jane by Bar Time

TO-MORROW!

ANN SHERIDAN in

"IT ALL CAME TRUE "

י.

with

Jeffrey Lynn

Humphrey Bogart

4. SHOWS

QULY

7.11-4.30

A

DOUBLE

ATTRACTION!

All of Hollywood's Great in

One Thrilling Picture

* CAVALCADE OF

ACADEMY AWARDS" Supervised By Frank Capra.

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ORIENTA

TWO MORE DAYS

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FLEMING

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NYUNG MALI TEL. 19473

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW

THE FUNNIEST FILM IN ALL SCREEN HISTORY I

You'll see Hugh Herbert at his very best, he portrays seven different "comedy roles in addition to playing himself, he is seen as his mother, his grumpy grand-father and his four daffy sisters all trying to out-talk each other.

IT'S A RIOT OF RUMBA ROMANCE AND LAUGHTER!

IT'S A SIGHT YOU MUST SI, SENOR!

Baner "Woo" Herbert.....with his Montsatran matadors and melodecs.....turn the Greut White Way Into the South American Way!

HUGH HERBERT

La Conga Nights

Constance

Dennis

MOORE - O'KEEFE

ARMIDA - EDDIE QUILLAN

RHAPSODIZE

TO THEM

ENVASA

EETTUMS:

A HEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE

FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

LONDON FILMS PRESENTE AN

ALEXANDER KORDA PRODUCTION

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DEZUDA, KA

New! Exciting! Different! Colorfall Tense: Thrilling! More exciting and colorful than the unforgettable Jesse James'! The spectacular climax to the daring exploite of the world's most famous ontlaws!... with 'Jesse James' characters again enacted by the same players!

Again the name of James spreads terror over all the West!

HENRY FONDA

Lin

THE RETURN OF

FRANK JAMES

....... to avenge the....

murder of Jassa!

IN TECHNICOLOR

350000

REWARD

For Trautery

GENE TIERNEY JACKIE COOPER HENRY HULL

JORN CARRKDINE - 1. EDWARD BROMBER • DONALD NICK EROIT COLLINS « AEORGE BARBIER

ALSO: Latest FOX MOVIETONE NEWS

NEXT CHANGE

M-G-M Pioture

Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell · in

"FAST AND LOOSE

*NEWS FROM HOME' AND OTHER LONDON RELAYS

'Alda' Act 11

12.15 p.m ccssion.

Short Service of Inter-

12.30 Maxwell Stewart and His Hallroom Orchestra.

Cleare Sitreme Coert

COMING EVENTS

MAR.

| 10–Tides: High 857-a.m, und, 6.47

p.m. Low 1.29 am and 12.28 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.37 a.m; Sunset: 6.31 p.m. Ladies' Working Party (BW.OF Govt., House, 9 a.m.-12 noon.

Rose; Waits-Memories Live Longer than Diams-Joe Loss and His Or chestra. Fox-Trot-in a Mocnboat; Slow Fox-Trot-Cant Gết Indiana oft my Mind-New Mayfair Dance Or chestra. Quickstep--Cheeria; Fox- Trot-All Over the Place The Organ The Dance Band and Me. Waltz-pm. Low 2.07 m. and 1.27 pm. Memory Lane-Victor · Slivester and His Ballroom Orch.

Cdown Land Sale, P.W.D. Once, 3 p.m.

Annual Meeting. Kowloon Union: Church Church Hall), 8.45 p.m.

7.00 Lendon Relay-The News. 7.15 London Relay-Talk: Working Together,

1.30 Tunes of Not-So-Long-3go. 1921-1924; Tatro: Ain't we get fun, Coat Black Mammy; Just for a while, Bay it while dancing: Kitten on the keys; Amaha Waltz; Shah of Amby; Quicksteps-I'm Gonna Lock My Last night on the buck porch; My Heart; There Goes My Affection sweetie went SWAJ* Wonderful one; Waltz The First Quarrel; Slow Fox Yes, we have Trot-Goodnight Angel. Tango--Sogonna rain

11-Tides: High 827 am and 7.44) Crown Land Sale, P.WD., 3 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.36 a.m.; Sunset: 6.31 p.m HK. Rotary Club Tilin Meeling, 1 pum.

Spring Meeting of Ladies' Section of R.HE.G.C.

Cheero Club Whist Drive, 8.30 p.m. 12-Tides: High $.59 a.m. and 8.37 p.m. Low 2.44 am and 2.16 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.36 a.m;. Sunset 6.32 p.m. Group Discussion at St. Andrew's Church---"Woman" (Brigadier Darby) 8.30 pm

Cheero Club Dance, 8.30 p.m 13-Tides: High 9.28 a.. and 9,20 p.m. Low 3.18 a.m. and 3.03 pm.

Sunrise: 6.35 am." Sunset 6.32 p.m.

до bananas; It ain't

more; I love you: blue the skies; Quickstep-Joseph! What'll I do; Horsey, keep your tall Joseph! Quickstep--You're an educa-up-New Mayfair Orchestra with 14-Tides: Mich 10.01 2.1. and Moon Te- Vocal Refrain. Fox-Trot Medley. In- 10.17 p.m. Low 3:54 am and 3.48 p.m

tion Slow Fox-Trut-The membered, but 'you forgot: Tanizo Summer evening in Santa Cruz

ther Report

1.03 Variety

tro: Jealous Whispering, Poor Buf terý: Margie; Avion;

How'm 1

Office, 5.30 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.34 ; Sunset. 632 p.m. Cinims against estate of Capt 1.99 Local Time Signal and Wendolo Harry Roy's Tiger Ragamuf George Alfred vans due.

fins Memories of Horatio Nicholls.

Lecture: Prof. W. Brown on "James Intro: A Dream of Deilght: Syoming: Watt" Talkeo Club, 9.15 p.m. Blue Eyes: Babette; Delllah;" Shep- Banjo--A Musical

Annual Dinner of North:imberland Journey from herd of the Hills: Sahara: Sunshine and Durham Assen, HK, Hotel Roof Yew York to California. Intro: Give of Martelles; Souvenirs; My Inspira-Garden my regards to Broadway: Bye, Bye.tion is You-Debroy. Somers Band Blues: St. Louis Blues; California, cond. by Horatio Nicholls with Vocal Assen., Messrs. Linstead and Darts Annual Meeting of H.K. Automobile here "I come-Ken Harvey with Instr.

Chorus Quartet. Vocal-Ope Little Kiss From

8:00 Local Time Signal. Weather You (fim The Midshipinaid')-Jessie Matthews (Soprano) with Orchestra. Report and Announcements. Banjo-The World Is Waiting for 803 This week's programmes, the Sunrise (Seitz)--Ken Harvey with

8.07 Accordeon- Solus by Frank Instr. Quartet. Vocal-I'll Stay With Murphy. You flm "There Goes, the Bride'- Jessie Matthews (Soprano) with Or chestra. Piano Show Memories.' ID- tro: I'll see you again Bitter Sweet'; Tea for Two. No, No, Nanette'; Some- day I And you Private Lives-Tur-

Eel in the Sink-Irish Reel: Mayo Hornpipe.

jši

8.15 London Kelay---'Hi, Gang!' 9.00 London Relay-The News. 9.15 London Belay Questions of

per Layton. Vocal After Sundown the Hour. (Freed and

Brown)-Bing Crosby 9.30 Albert Sandler (Violin and Medlovale (Silvestr!)--Giuseppe Gar- His Orchestra.

with Orch.

Mandoline Serenata

Albert

Sandler

15-Tides: High 10.38 .m. & 11.07 p.m.. Low 4.27 am and 4.36 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.33 a.m.; Sunset 6.33 p. China

Provident Annual Meeting (Jacobean Room. HK. Hotell, 12 poch.

H.K. Jockey Club, First Extra Meet- ing. Happy Valley.

16-Tides: High 11.14 a.m. 'and 1.59) p.m. Low 5.02 am, and 5.26 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.32 m.; Sunset 6.33 p.m. 17-Tides: High 71.57 am. Low 5.31) 3.m. and 6.18 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.31 am.: Sunset 6.38 pm.

(Bari-

gano with Piano. Vocal-Sweet Gear- Frasquita, Serenade (Lehar); Si

Ethlopa-Armiando Borgioll Others-Mes Vers Avalent Des Ailes (Hahn-tone); Ramds. High Priest-Trancred Kis

and Brown (Bernie Bing Crosby with Orchestra.

1.30 Reater and Fugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announes. ments

1.43 Compositions of Sibelius. Alla Marcia from Karelia'

An

and His Orchestra, Grinzing Benasky; Remembrance (Mario Melns--Albert Sandler (Vio- lin) with Jack Byfield (Piano) and Reginald Kübey (Cello), Play, of But- terflies (Jonny Heykens) Fairy Tale Sutte, (Jonny Heykens)-Albert Sandler and Op. 11-Symphony Orchestre conduct-Fis Orchestra Looking for You ed by Robert Kajanus. Humoresque (Taylor-Sanderson); Old Violla No. 4-Henri Temianka (Violin) and (Taylor-Fisher)-Albert Sandler (Vio- the Temianka Chamber Orchestra. Im and Olive Groves (Soprano) w. Sav, Sav. Susa, Op. 36, No. 1-Marian Piano. Cuban Serenade (Midgley); Anderson (Contralto with Planu. Maruschka (De Leur)-Albert Sandler Belshazzar's Feast, Op. 51. Oriental and His Orchestra, Processton-Solitude --Might Music- 9.45 News in French (on Short Khadra's Dance London Symphony Wave only). Orchestra cond. by Robert Kafanua

3.15 Close dows.

5.15 Indian Programme.

6.30 Closing local Stock Quotations.

6.32 Latest Dance Music.

Fox-Trots When

10.00 London Relay News from Home' by Howard Marshall.

"

10.15 Verdi's "Aida" Act TE Characters and Soloists in order

of appearance. Anmeris. Pharoah's daughter-Maria Capuana (Mezzo-

The Swallows Sop.): Aida-G. Arangi-Lombardi

Pasero Bass) and Full Chorus of La Scala, Milan, with Orchestra,

11.00 Close down.

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

Wavelength 11.193.6 (158) 9.51m.c

.0.)

21.42 (3187m.) .15.1bm.c. (19.79m.

MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1941. -PAGE 3

KING'S

SHOWING

TODAY:

DAILY AT 2.30, 5.10. 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

A New Miss America and Mister Melody.. They're the season's SING-SATIONS!!!

Bing CROSBY GLORIA JEAN

If I Had

My Way

Charles

with

WINNINGER - BRENDEL

A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE

Also Latest UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL And SHORTS "STRANGER THAN FICTION " NEXT CHANGE

A 20th Century-Fox Picture

* MURDER OVER NEW YORK" SIDNEY TOLER as "Charlle Chan"

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TO-DAY ONLY

MABLERE.

DIETRICH

Angel

with HERBERT MARSHALL

• MELVYN DOUGLAS A Paramount Picture

TO-MORROW A "PARIS HONEYMOON "

Calis

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G.S.B. G.S.FL

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NEWS IN ENGLISH Transmission I-News Summ-

довку

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Fall Bulletin Transmission V-News Sum-

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5.00 p.m.

• SHOWS

DAILY

6.45 p..

Full Bulletin

7.00 ..

7.20-930

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9.00 p.m.

do.

...

12.00 mid-

night

7.30 B 8.30 2.

Come Back to Capistrano; Love Lies (Soprano): Rhadames, young warrior Trans. I & III-News Sum- -New Mayfair Dance @rchestra, Arnoldo Lindi (Tenor); Fharoah- Tango Fox-rot-The Mem'ry of a Baccalon (Bass); Amonasra, King of Full Bulletin

mary

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PRICES:

He's Here!

50 Cus

Charlie Chaplin

in his new comedy

The GREAT DICTATOR

Produced, written and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN

with PAULETTE GODDARD JACK DAXIB Hewey DanielL REGINALD GARDINER BILLY GILBERT MAURICE MORCOVICH

Released thru United Artists

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SHOWING TO-DAY

A Story of Two Simple People and a Great Love!

LIFE GAVE THEM NOTHING BUT LOVE....... LOVE GAVE THEM COURAGE FOR EVERYTHING!

JOHN

GARFIELD

LANE

PRISCILLA

with ALAN HALE

Frank McHugh Billy Halop

Fighting proudly against the world...asking liale, hoping much...battling their way to a home, to happiness! You'll never forget this simple

story of a great love!

Dust

be my Destiny

Directed by Lewis Sailer-Presented by WARNER BROS. Sarees Pay by Kotači Rassen + From » Novel by Joveese Odom »& Fist, Radonai Picture

NEXT CHANGE

An Exciting "Clip Joint” Thriller!

"CAFE HOSTESS"

PRESTON FOSTER-'●.. ANN DVORAK A Columbia Picture

Gay Musical

At King's

Complications ensue when Bren- del "generously buys a bankrupt cafe from a friend, and the story then concerns itself with the problems of the three comrades

Bing Crosby shares honours within making the business pay. his youngest co-star, little Gloria Jean, in a bright new Universal comedy. "If I Had My Way," which opened yesterday at the King's Theatre.

Johnny Burke and Jimmy Mon- aco have composed three duets for Bing and Gloris, 'Meet the Sun Halfway," "I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire" and "Pesel- Bing appears as a steelworker mistic Character," in addition to one of a trio of pals that include a solo for Bing, "April Played the El Brendel and Donald Woods. Fiddle." Bing also sings the title Gorla is the daughter of Woods, song. "If I Had My Way," bring- and when the father is küled it à ing" back an old-time favourite. bridge accident Bing and Brendel while Gloria for a solo contributes take her to New York to live with "Little Gray Home in the, West":