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QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

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ROLLICKING ROMANTIC MUSICAL LOVE STORY!

LANA

JOAN

GEORCE

TURNER-BLONDELL MURENY

"TWO GIRLS ON

BROADWAY"

Mano Gakdwyn-Mayer, Melody but with KENT TAYLOR WALLACE FORD - MICHARD LANE

Directed by S. SYLVAN SIMON

Produced by JACK CUMMINGS

FRIDAY:

"THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND"

4 SHOWS

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A SPECTACULAR COMEDY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS!

Charlie Chaplin

in his new comedy

The Great DICTATOR

with PAULETTE GODDARD JACK OAKIE HENNY DANIBI,”. REGINALD GARDINER BILLY CA.

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NOTE SPECIAL TIMES:T 230, 6.00, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M. RETURY SHOWING BY POPULAR DEMAND!

Romance, drama, laughter and heart break...created out of

the very heart and soil of America... by a great director and cast!

FRANK CAPRA'S

Mr. Smith Goes

To Washington

The greatest

of all Capra

masterpieces!

co-starring

Jean ARTHUR James

STEWART

with CLAUDE BAINS - EDWARD ARNOLD • GUY KILBEE THOMAS MITCHELL - BEULAH BONDI

Directed by FRANK CAPRA » Screen play by SIDNEY BUCHMAN • A COLUMBIA PILTURA

TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY

THE FANTASTIC ADVENTURES OF A GHOST!

"EARTHBOUND"

WARNER BAXTER

ANDREA LEEDS

A 20th Century-Fox Picture

COMING EVENTS

MAY

21-Tides lgh 6.57 am and 6.35 p.m. Low: 12.36 p.m.

Sunrise: 541 a.m.; Sunset; 6.59 p.m. HK Fire Insurance Co. Ltd., An- nual Meeting. Otliers of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co.. noon.

GENERAL

Radio Programmes

HONGKONG

with

Orch. Let the Merry Cymbals Soma -Derck Oldham, Darrell Fancourt. M. Green, and George Baker Chorus of Girls and Dragoons.

2.15 Close Down.

$2. Andrew's Fellowship, talk by Brig. Darby. 8.30 pa

Cncero Club Donec 8.30 ph

z

On Wavelengths of 355

Vocal and Pianoforte Reeltal, St Paul's Girls' College, 5.30 p.m.

B

Annual Meeting of St Teresa's Youth, R.45 p.m.

W

metres (845 k.e's) 31.49

metres (9.52 megacycles).

5.15 Indian Programme. 6.30 Closing Local tions.

Stock

Quota-

"

Volunteer Sergeants' Mess Comm't tee Mig. 5.30 pan.

13

Ladies' Working Party (BW.OF.. Gort. House, 9 am to 12.30 p.m.

Y.M.C.A. WB: Work, 9.am. to noon. Bridge and Mahjong Drive. John's Cathedral, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

22-Tides: High 127a.m. and 1.3. p.m. Low: 1223 km, and 124 p.m.

Sunrise. 2.41 a.m.; Sunsel: 6.59 p.m. Entries Close for Sixth Extra Meet. ing of Hongkong Jockey Club, noon.

St. Andrew's (Medical) War Work. 10. a..

St. Andrew's Social Club, 8.45 p. Special Mtg. of Volunteer Officers Mess. St. John's Place, Hut No. § 8 p.m.

Y's Men's Club Tidin. St. Panels Hotel pan.

FIRST TALK BY FR, RYAN ON "SOME BRITISH, POETS"

י. "

6.33 The Hili Billes and the Lecuona Cuban Boys.

Thar's Gold in. Dem Thar Hills (Connor and Tisbona; Headin' Hone. The Variety Programmes,

(flm Here Comes the Band"i

12.15 p.m.

Short Service of Inter-H Billies with their own Novelty Accomp. Rumba Fox-Trot-Conbana- cession.

kan: Rumba Blue Rumba The 12.30 "Fats" Waller & His Rhythm. Lecuona uhan Boys, Pop-Eyed Pets| Pox-Trots -Don't To Know Or (Kennedy and Carri-The Hill Billies Don't You Care: Lost Love. Fox-Trots with Novelty Accomp. Rumba Colora: -Good For Nothin' But Love: Patty Rumba Moon of Monte Carlo - Cake. Patty Cake. Fox-Trots-Cryin' Lecuona Cuban Boys." Moonlight on the Prairie (fim "Moonlight on the Mood: Pardon My Love,

12.50 The Carlyle Cousins (Vocal). Prairie: Home on the Range farr Vocal Tri-America Calling-Med their Own Novelty Accomp.

Ted and Egra)--The Hill Blies with

ley-with Quaglino's Quartet. The Bir Den Broadcast - Selection with Dodoyan and Debroy Somers Band

1.00 Local Time Signal

1.01 Compositions of Albeniz and

Victoria Chess Club, Gloucester Ho tel. 5 pr.

Kowloon Chess Club, Peninsula Ko: Granados. tel. 5.30 p.m

Cheern Club Bridge and Mahjong. 23-Tides: High 7,52 am, and 8.33 p.m. Low: 12.57 a.m. and 2.09 5.m. Sunrise: 5.40 a.m.; Sunset: 7 p.m. British Foreign Bible Society Annual Meeting. Cathedral Hall, 5 p

La Salle Old Boys' Assca, Lecture. "How I Became An Old Boy." 8 p.m.

24-Tides: High 3.14 nm, and 9.18 Low: 1.37 a.m. and 2.47 pm Sunrise: 5.40 a.m.; Sunset: 7 p.in. Mandarin Oratorical Contest. St. Stephen's Girls' School.

Difft

H.K. Polo Club Gynkhans. Whi! feld Barracks. Kowloon.

Solution No. 889

AGE MET OPERATION CA ENOST SMART RENTS TAIT PAC IR YEARNTH L T

LORD TABLE

A PASKI FIR 11 ALLOTSTMAS SED

TERS S, O U TERE PLAT MARNETEN ROD CALALAMO

ASPARISTA DIT TENEMENTSTATE

ROSSE ESTRED

7.00 London Relay The News 7.15 London Relay --- "Questions of the Hour."

7.30 Selections from Light Opera. A Country Girl-Selection Monck- Granada-Spanish Suite Albeniz (ton)--London Theatre Orchestra, Les ---Orquesta Odeon, Goyescas Inter-Cloches de Corneville - Voci Gems (Planquette) ·Columbia Light Oper" mezzo (Granados) - Pablo Casals

Cello) with plano accomp. If I Could Company with Orchestra. Lilac Tim Forget Your Eyes-Tango (Albeniz)--Selection (Schubert, arr. Berte and Davidson (Organ). Benimaino Gigli (Tenor) with Orch. Clutsam-Harry

"H.M.S.

(Sum- Pinafore"-Selection Spanish Dance No. 1 (Granados)

van)-The Band of HIM. Coldstream New Light Symphony Orchestra. Evocacion (Albeniz); Cordoba YA- Guards.

8.00 Eocal Time Signal and Ane beniz) -Arthur Rubinstein (Piano).! Spanish Dance (Granades)-Yehud! nouncements Menuhin (Violin) with piano.

1,30 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements.

1.45 Excerpts from Gilbert & Sul- livan's "Patience.”

8.02 Lbzt-Dante Sonata.

Louis Kentner (Piano) and the Sad- lers' Wells Orchestra... “

8. Cello Solos by Beatrice Harri-

8.30

N

Studio"Some British Poets".

Overture Symphony Orchestra

Benedictus Mackenzie: Adoration cond. by Malcolm Sargent; Twenty Borowski) — with Organ accompani- Love-sick Maidens We--Nellie Brier-ment Elogic (Dellus)with Orches cliffe. Bila Mackay and Chorus of tra. Girls. Still Brooding On Their Mad Infatuation: I Cannot Tell What This Love May Be-Winifred Lawson, Nellie Briercliffe. M. Fyre and Chors of Girls. The Soldiers of Our Queen: If You Want a Receipt for That Po-Suite. puler Mystery-Darrell Fancourt and

No. 1 Gray.

Talk by Father T. Ryan, S.J. 8.50 Eric Coates Summer Days—

Light Symphony Orchestra cond. by Chorus of Dragoons. Am I Alone, and the Composer. Unobserved?

If You're Anxious For

to Shine-George Baker Baritone) w. Orch. Long Years Ago - Winifred Lawson and Nellie Erlercliffe with

CROSSWORD

NO. 890

1

ACROSS Crustacean

2

Public

vehicle

B Box scien

tifically

12 Unusual

13 Recline

4

S

B

125 126

13

16

19

2012)

22

123!

14 Contract for

27 28 29

30

the labour of 15 Cuckoo

3

132

39

34

16 U.S.money

136 137

38

39 40

of account

મર

43

54

45

E so

52

₤46 47 48

53

34

17 Writing

fluids

18 Who wrote

a famous

Sonnet "On

His Blind-

Cess"!

20 Who was the

"Swedish

Nightin-

gale"?

22 Divisions of learning

24 Impress

27 Sailing

vessel

.30 Ethical

31: Fast"

32 Short sleep

34 Wrath

35 Place of

confinement

30 Who was

the mother of Esau and Jacob?

#1 Pertaining

to a division

of a rounded form

42 Treland

43 Greek war

god

45 Depress

49 Cat the

outer part froi

51 Feminine name

53 Eggs

54 Unequal

things

55 Literary

"collection

56 Declare 57 Masculine name

58 Writing

Implement

59 Incline

DOWN

1 Stan

2 Hindu

Queen

3 Seed cover-

ing

4 Have exist-

ence

5 Under what governor of New York was the Erie Canal built?

6 To be i

7 Who in-

B

vented the telephone? Ethnic cult of the Japanese

9 Kind of ode 10 Noah's

vessel

11 Thing (law).

16 Who wrote

"Utopia"?

19. Cymbals used by dancers -21 Doctrine "23 Trap

25 What is the

first name

of the

دو

38

SOLUTION TOMORROW

dramatist

who wrote "The Green Pastures"?

26 Entreaty 27 Sure in the

*skin

23 Charge for

exchange of. currency

29 Milan is the principat

city of what - part of Italy?

33 What gulf is

connected

with the Arabian Sea by, the Gulf

of Oman? 36 Mast un-

covered

37. Native

compound 39. Prejudice

40 Conclusion 44 Fit with the

Apen hand

46 Bird

47 Level

48

Dintment

49 Exclama-

"

tion

50 - Fuss

52 Unit

56 Hebrew

month

9.80 London Relay-The News and News Commentary.

9.15 Compositions of Johann Stran s The Gipsy Baron-Overture The Symphony Orchestra. Village Swal- lows from Austria Walt Marek Weber and His Orch. The Singer's Joy-French Folke-Symphony Orch. Wine, Woman and Song-Mavis Ben- nett (Soprano) w. Orchestra. Artist's Life-Waltz Marek Weber and His Orchestra. Thunder and lightning- Polka-Boston Pronienade Orchestra.

9.45 10.00 News in French (on) Short Wave. Only).

9.45 Humorous Variety.

Vocal Duets - Tricky Little Tunel (McG): A More or Less Volga Boat Song (McGill)-Major and Minor w. Orchestra. Comedy Sketch Sandy the Detective (Powell—Thomson) Sandy Powell and Company. Vocal

They're Always Together (Crumit & others)-Frank Crumit with Orches

ira.

"Trenet);

10.00 French Variety. La Polka du Roi Grand Cafe Trenet--Charles Trenet (Vocal) and Orchestra. Tarantelle d'un Soir; Paso-Doble Manola ma Brube Accordeoniste Deprince and Orch. Ballade (Jainblan & Delettre) -Lucienne Boyer (Vocal) with Orch. Moi. J'suis pas Comme Ca. (Garden) Jean, Cyrano (Vocal) w. Orch. C'est la. Valse Aroureuse (Himmel Ac cordeoniste Deprince with Orchestra Ne Dia Prs Toujours (Lenoir); Ia Barque d'Yves (Trenchent)--Lucienne Boyer (Vocal) with Orch

10.30 Dance Music. Fox-Trots-I'm Stepping Out With a Memory Tonight; Until You Fall in Love-Harry Roy and his Orchestra Rumbas The Peanut Vendor; Jungle Drums Henry King and His Orches tra. Fox-Trots Tony's Wite; Mary Lou-Van Alexander and his Orches- tra. Fox-Trots Ain't Misbehavin': Hot Lips-Quintette of the Hot Club of France. Tango. Fox-Trot-City of a Million Dreams; Waltz - Vienncse Romance Jack Wlison & his Versa- tile Five,

11.00 Close Down.

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1941. —PAGE

TO-DAY ONLY

DAILY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7,15 & 9.30 P.M.

.DAYS OF INTRIGUE AND LOVE! MISSING TEN DAYS

An adventurer-turned-- hunted-men... and the

girl who knows only that she loves him!

ALSO

''KING VULTURE" (SPORTS)

COMING

A 20th Century Fox Picture

He returns to blast the year's spy plot! Rex Harrison MISSING TEN DAYS

Directed by TIM WHELAN AN IRVING ASHER PRODUCTION

A COLUMBIA PICTURE

COMEDY ·

"A NAG IN THE BAG"

PAUL MUNI in

"HUDSON'S BAY"

LEE THEATRE

DAILY AT 2.30. 5.15, 7:10 & 9:30 PM-

SHOWING TO-DAY A CHINESE PICTURE IN MANDARIN -

"FLOTSAM"

TO-DAY ONLY

STAR THEATRE At 2.30, 5.00, 7.10 & 9.20 PM.

FREDRIC MARCH in

'ANTHONY ADVERSE"

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND • A Warner Bros. Picture

TO- ..MORROW,

*

MADAME BUTTERFLY"

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TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW

IKO

RADIO Picture

SAZWI«, KD

New LOVE ⚫ New LAUGHS • New LUNACY

LUPE

-with the stars of "Mexican Spitfire”-

LEON

VELEZ ERROL

MEXICAN SPITFIRE

OUT WEST

with Donald Woods · Elisabeth Risdon Cecil Kellaway

Laughing Lightning Strikes Twice in the Same Place! EXTRA! THE MARCH OF TIME presents

"ON FOREIGN

NEWSFRONTS”

HERE is the exciting story of America's Foreign Correspon-

denta, today reporting the big war news from Europe NOW you can see how America's great newspapers and press associations proud of their beritage of freedom-are today fighting censorship to give U.S. citizens the true facts about what is happening abroad!

FRIDAYI TYRONE POWER in "THE MARK OF ZORRO”

in lungs, blood body fluids and CAN WHY SEALS

!muscle, indicated enough to last REMAIN LONG

the animal 14.4 minutes if it did not move. This should be enough UNDER WATER

for six minutes of active swimming. Wavelength

Boston-Seals, which can swim

One observer however, has re-, 17.796.0. (16.88m) under water for six minutes or ported an actively swimming im- 0.51me. (81.35m.) |

more without coming up for air.mersion by a seal, of 15 minutes. 21.47me. (31.97m.) 15.18m.c) (19.79m) apparently store a big reserve of For this, says. Mr. Robinson, "there oxygen in the hemoglobin of their stul seems to be no physiological muscles. Research suggesting this explanation."

Calls

G.S.G.

G.S.B.

G.S.F.

G.S.Q.

NEWS IN ENGLISH

Transmission I-News Sum.

mary

Full Bulletin Transmission V-News Sum-

mary

Full Bulletin

do.

do.

Trans, & II-News Bum-

mary Pull Bulletin

1;

possibility is reported by Douglas

4.00 pm Robinson of Haryard University, 5.00 p.m.

Under the auspices of the Na-

Mr. Robinson made a quantita- tional Women's Rellef Association, tive analysis of a sample of harbour the Lingnan University General. 6.45 pm, seal muscle for hemoglobin, and Student Union will present Yang 7.00 p.m

"Clouds over

9.00 p. 12.00 mid-seven

night

the

found that it contained about Haan-seng's

times 25 much of this Frontier, to be directed by Cheong an Shuet-fang, at the Great Hall of the Hongkong University (by kind permission of the Vice-Chancellor), a 8.30 p.m., on Saturday, May 24.

oxygen-holding compound "as equal weight of beef muscle, 7.30 B.m A calculation of the total oxygen 8.30 am. that a seal could take under water,

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