1941-03-31 — Page 3

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

AT230-515-720-930 TEL 31453 AT230-520-720 930 TEL.56856"

• FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

Epic.ad-

venture of

enemies, at

flight of the damned l

CLARK

JOAN

GABLE CRAWFORD

STRANGE CARGO

with

IAN HUNTER-PETER LORSE - PAUL LUKAS.

Albert Dekker

J. Edward Bromberg Eduardo Clanna{}}

A FRANK BORZAGE Production » Directed by Frank Borrens • Produced by Joseph L. Micklemiet

TO-MORROW! "WORLD IN FLAMES"

INCREASED ADMISSION PRICES As From 1st April, 1941.

QUEEN'S

ALHAMBRA

$1.70, $1.20, 60 c. & 35.c. $1.70, $1.20, 60 c., 40 c., 30 c.

LEE THEATRE

PRESENTS

THE MOST EAGERLY AWAITED PICTURE

OF THE YEAR

THE WINNER

of

THE MOTION PICTURE ACADEMY · AWARD

LAST 2 DAYS

ן!

AT 2.30, 5.00, 7.20 & 9,40 p.m.

[DAPINE.BILKIPS,

HEMER

REBECCA

President Roosevelt

and

The Motion Picture Academy Proclaim It

THE

BEST PICTURE

ROTARY CLUB

FLAG DAY

Wholehearted Response

From The Public

In view of the wholehearted ros- ponse by the public to the Flag Day held on Saturday."It is conjec- tured that the total raised will ex- ceed $15,000.

As the result of letters sent out a few days ago by His Honour the Chief Justice, Bir Atholl MacGregor, treasurer of the campaign, appeal- Ing for donations, well over $7,000 were received and $5,246 was col- lected in the streets on the Island- while the collection from Kowloori is still unaccounted for. -

Those assisting in selling flags in the streets were members of the FARF. Corps, St. John's Ambulance and Brigade, the Auxiliary Nursing Service and the Victoria Diocesan Association.

4'SHOWS DAILY

2.30 -5.20

720-930

GENERAL

Ubrary, Supreme Court

Radio Programmes

HONGKONG

Z′′] On Wavelengths of 353

B

W

„metros (245 KAY) FLAS

metros (9.53 megacycle).

"

BRAHMS SONATA NO. 2 FOR “CELLO AND PLANO'

12.40 The Aldershot Searchlight Taitoa, 1936."

Commsän

Massed Bands of the Aldershot and Eastern Commands.

100 Local Time Signal

1.01 Russian Programma with The Don Cossacks Choir,

The Gate; Festival Dance; An Old Waltz; & Storró-Russlan. Vagabonds (Salon Orchestra). The Imprisoned Cossacks (Nitschensky)—The Don Cossacks Choir. Polka Ojn (Rus- sian Afr); Rondo A Lá Turka (Mozart)--Russian Balalaixa Crches tra, Aljoscha's Song from Dobryaju Nikititsch-Gretschaninon); Two Old 13.38 Songs by Stuart Robertson Wedding Songs (Gretschaninoff-The (Baritone).

12.18 cession.

*Ill, Gang?'

p.m. Short Bervice of Inter

The Spanish Lady (Hughes), Lime house Reach (Proctor-Gregg)-with Orchestral ace. A Bowl of Punen (Mortimer and Murray); Song of the Buccaneer (Mortimer and Leonard-- with Plano aco]

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON

TEL. 47222

(MATINEES. 20.-30. EVENINGS, 20«,-30%50€708)

NOTICE.

As From The 1st Of April 1941

OUR ADMISSION PRICES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

230 and 5.20 p.m. Showy: STALLS: 25 c. plus 5 c. Tax. CiROLE: 35 c. plus 5 c. Tax. 7.209.30 p.m. Shows: FRONT STALLS: 25 c. plus 3 c. Tax. DEI CIBOLA: 60 c; plus 10 c. Tax.

BACK STALLS: 35 c. plus 5 c. Tax. Loos: 60 c. plus 10 ci Tax.

SHOWING TO-DAY

The Most Beautiful Picture Ever Madel The Most Human Story Ever Told!

Maurice MAETERLINCKS THE BLUE BIRD

in TECHNICOLOR

Shirley Temple Spring Sylugton Nigel Bruce Gale Sondergaard Eddie Collins Sybil Jason and a brilliant cast Directed by Walter Lang Associate Producer Céne Markey Screen Play by Ernest Pascal • Additional Dialogue by Walter Bullock

A 20th Century-Fox Picture Darryl F. Zanuck in Churge of Production

NEXT CHANGE

The Year's Scrap-Happiest Comedy of Young Love!

JOAN BLONDELL ● DICK POWELL

"I WANT A DIVORCE"

A Paramount Picture.

TAKE ANY TRAM or HAPPY VALLEY BUS. w

Rebecca CATHAY

starring

LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE

horn af "Wuthering Hopplera**

in her sensational starring debut

GEORGE SANDERS »«JUDITH"ANDERSON - Devan ALFRED HITCHCOCK

From the heat-patong namné às DAPHNI DU MAURIER » Rokomet men (MITED, ARTUTE

“Prandð by SRL.ERCK PITERNATIONAL

PRICES: 40c., 60c, $1.20, $1.70 & Box Seats $2.40. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR THEIR CON- VENIENCE WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A BOOKING OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW

& CO., LTD.'s STORE,

COMING EVENTS 30 DA

MAB

Government House Umner Party

1-Tides: High 12.92 m. and 11.22 31-Tides: High 11.01 am. Low 458 pm Low 525.a.m. and 627 pm. am and 5.18 p.m.

Beneft Performance in ald

of

Swarise: 6.7 a.m.; Sunset 6.35 p.m. B.W.OP, The World In Flames,“. Ladies' Working Party (B.W.O.F.), ! Queen's Theatre.

Govt. House, 9 am to 12:30 pm,

War Work at TM.C.A., 9 am to 12 noon.

*

St. Andrew's War Work (Medical), 10 am,

Cheero Club Whist Drive, 8.30 p.m. Cheero Club Dance. 8.30 pm. Annual Meeting of HK. & Woam pos Dock Co., Ltd. 2 Queen's Road Central, noon

St. Andrew's Fellowship of Youth Meeting. 6.15 p.m.

p.m

Crown Land Sale, P.WD. Ofices, a

2

Annual Meeting.of China Entertain- ment and Land Investment Co., Ltd., King's Theatre Didg. 12 noon.

Claims against estate of late Mr. T. EG. Griffith due

Lecture: String Instrumentál Music Chinese Kowloon, "7.30

D.EL.

THE

-Annual. Meeting of Institution of Engineers and shipbuilders, 6 mm,

Committee Meeting of "Little Flower Club," King's Park, 8 pm

Cheero Club Whist Drive 8.30 pm. 2-Tides: High 12.38 a. and 1149 p.m. Low 5.42 a.me and 219 pm.

St. Andrew's Church Group Dis- cussion, Miss J. R. Taylor on "Poverty in Hongkong." 8.30 p.m.

Premiere Performance of Pastor Hall," Lee Theatre, 8.30 p.m.

Meeting of HK. Amateur Cinema Club, West Lounge, YMCA. 6 p.m.

Cheero Club Dance, 8.30 p.m. 3-Tides: High 127 am and 12.24 D. Low 5.56 am and 924 p.)

China Estates Annual Meeting, China Bldg., "Afth floor, 12 noon,

Annual Meeting of Dairy Farm, Windsor House, 12 noon.

.

A. 8.. Watson & Co., Ltd, Arinual Meeting, Hongkong Hotel, 11.30 am. Chinese YMCA, Kowloon, lecture on "Chamber Music," 7.80 μm,

H.K., Hockey Assen. Courich Meet

Annual Athletic Sports of Yaumati Government School, OBS. ground ing.

DAILY AT 2.30.5.15.7.20,&9.30.P.M. GIATRIZES – 20%, 30%, 40% EVENINGSɔ-50% 20% 30%, 70%, 80s.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Patrons are required to notice that as from to-morrow, 1st April, 1941, due to the increased. Government Tax, our admission prices will be sa follows:-

MATINEES:

Stalla: 26c. plus be. Tax

Cirale: 36c. plus 6c. Tax

EVENINGS:

ii

Front Stalls: 25c. plus 5c. Tax

Middle Stalla: 35c. plus de Tax Back Stalls: 45c plus 100. Tax

Dress Circle: 600, plus 106. Tax. Servicemen to Dress Circle 400. plus 10c. Tax

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY ·

A Delightful Assortiment of Disney's Short Features

Every One in Glorious Technicolor 1 -

TO-MORROW ONLY

FOR WEDNES. SROFLYS

Walt Disney's

VARIETY PROGRAMME "C"

DONALDS PENGUIN" "THE AUTOGRAPH HOUNS OFFICER DUCK VE THE RIVETERA "TUGBOAT MICKEY"

DONALD'S DOS LAUNDRY". “BILL POSTERS" -

· MR.DUCK STÉPS OUT BONE TROUBLE"".

ALL IN TECHNICOLOR.

Frone Power

"IN OLD CHICAGO" Alice Faye

1940's Réadomy Award Winners Together!:

“VIVACIOUS LADY"

er Rogers James Stewart:

Don Cossacks Chour. Russian Pot

pourri (Michailowsky) :

Ippoliton Iwanoff)-Russian

Caucasin

Bala.

laiks Orchestra.

130 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements,

143 Dance Music by Maurice Win- nick and His Orchestra.

Fox-Trots-My Heart's "In Old KIL larney; Across the "Great Divide, Slow Fox-Trot-A Couple of April Pools:

(film Fox-Trot Moonburn 'Anything Goes"). Fox-Trois-A Rep- dezvous with a Dream (Him "Poppy"); The State of My ·Heart, Waltz---. Who's Taking You Home Tonight?; | Fox-Trst—My Capri Serenade. Fox- Trot-Did I Remember? im 'Suzy'

2.15 Close down.

"

5.45 Indian Programine. 6.36 Closing local Stock Quotations. 8.33 Old Thues In Swingtime, Darling.Nellle Grey-Maxine Sulli- van with Orchestra. Swanee-Teddy Foster and His Kings of Swing. Annie Laurie-Maxine *Sullivan

1:

(Vocal) and Fer Orchestra. Old King Cole-Teddy Foster and His Kings of Cont'd Page 8, Col. 7.

Epic Of The Old West

Hit Attraction For Lee Theatre

Samuel Goldwyn's rne Western- er," a United Artists release star- ring Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan, was previewed at the Lee Theatre yesterday morning and will begin its run there on. Appli 9, following "Pastor na

One of Hollywood's finest contri-s |butions toward the dramatisation of the history of the Old West, the picture employs for story material the struggle for existence, on the Texas plains of the homesteaders, striving to set up their farms, in cattle country immediately follow- ing the end of the Civil War.

Gary Cooper gives a controlled performance in a role that is not beyond his talent, and it may- bej said that he has enjoyed better starring roles in such films as “The Plainsman" and "The Virginian.” | Nevertheless, he is good, and does į more than adequately by the part.

JUSTICE & “HOOTCH" } The picture stars also Walter Brennan as the decrepit Judge Bean, dispenser of Justice across the same bar along which he deals in, Western "hootch." In the role of a boko made good, despite, a stretched beck achieved in a "neck- tle party" Walter Drennan does wonderfully well.

The story revolves to a large ex- tent also about the beautous. Lily Langtry, as big a name on the stage then as Lillian Russell was some quarter century later, who makes but one brief appearance near the finale,"

Lily happens to enjoy the only prominent place in the affections of the grizzled Judge Bean, and we are given to understand that Coo- per would have been dealt with in ignominous manner as a horse- thief were it not for the lucky thought that brought her name to ¡his lips.

However, he survives to shoot it. out in due course with Judge Bean, and the picture ends on a happy nate with Bean crossing the Great Divide with the vision of Lily be- fore him. Doris Davenport plays Cooper's sweetheart and everything ends well with the homesteadera : finally settling down on the Texas Plains.

BE GOOD. DIRECTION

A picture that has obviously benefitted greatly from good direct tion and photography, "The West- erner makes good as un eple of the old wild West, but it rematas from first to" fast an epic: How- ever, as such, it is definitely recom mendable for an enjoyable arter- noon or evening,

Also previewed yesterday was a short "The Road To Victory," a Ministry of Information release to be screened-In conjunction with "Pastor Hall This happens to be. lone, of the finest pictorial «rtocul

ments of the War

MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1941, -PAGE 3

KING S

THE MANAGEMENT WISHES TO

ANNOUNCE FROM 1st. APRIL 1911 THE ADMISSIONS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS :-

Logo Seats.... Dress Circle Back Stalls... Front Stalls

At 2.30 PM. — Week Days

Adult

$1.70 Incl. Tax

1.20 ..."70. cts.

11

40 ots. "

Evening Shows and Saturdays and Sundays,

Loge Seats

Dress Circle Back Stalls.... Front Stalls

SHOWING TODAY

Adult

THE MUSICAL OF OUR EXCITING TIMES.......keyed to the mood of America!

+1

$2.20 Incl. Tax

1.70 **

1.20

60 cts.

At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

TIN PAN ALLEY

Alice FAYE Baity GRABLE

Jack OAKIE Jaki PAYNE AllarıJenkins » Entias Ralston Nicholas Brother. Ban Carter & 20th Century-fki Puzturs.

NEWSREELS:

ALSO Latest 20th Century Fox WAR

NEXT CHANGE: "THE BOYS FROM SYRACUBE!! with ALLAN JONES MARTHA RAYK JOE PINNER ROSEMARY LANK - IRENE HEAVEY A Universal Picture

ONLY

7.15-4.80

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ORIENTAL

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

ROAD WANCIAL TEL: SEITS

On account of the Increased Government Tax there will

be a slight increase in our prices as from April 1st. until further notice.

MATINEES:

Lower Floor 250. plus 5c. Tax Dress Circle 35c, plus be. Tax EVENINGS:

Front Stalls 25c. plus Sc. Tax Middle Stalls 35e. plus 5c. Tax Back Stalls 45c. plus 10c. Tax

Dress Circle 60c. plus 10c. Tax.. Servicemen to Dress Circle 40c. plus 10c. Tax

•LAST 4 TIMES TODAY ROMANTIC COMEDY ROMANCE LOADED WITH LAUGHS! Delightfully different and refreshingly youthful. The laughs start when papa brings home a beautiful young girl and said she wi an old friend. THE SITUATIONS ARE" NOVEL AND DARING!

ACQUITTED OF SLAYING HER SWEETHEART

THI LADY

QUISTION

Jurrias

- BRIAN AHERNE RITA HAYWORTH

A COLUMBIA FICTURE,

...BUT GUILTY

OF STEAL-

ING ALE

HEARTS!

FOR TO-MORROW AND WEDNESDAY

LOVE AND THRILLS OF AN AIRMAIL HOSTESS!

FRIGHT ANGEL

VIRGINIA BEUGE

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DAVID COPPERFIELD"

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