1941-06-17 — Page 3

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19 ARTIE SHAW.

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An M-OM

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LARA

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TURNER CARLSON ARTIE SHAW

AND HIS BANS

A RUTHERFORD • LNG BOWMAN Thurston HALL

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Emon FARDL Directed by E Sylven Simos

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THE

LONE WOLF

Strikes

wille

Warren WILLIAM Joan PERRY

Eric Blore Alan Baxtar Montagu Love Astrid Allwyn Robert Wilcox

Based upon a work by Lovis Joseph Vance

A COLUMBIA PICTURE

COMING EVENTS

JUNK

17-Tides: High 5.36 am and 3.5) pjn. Low: 9.58 am and 10.97 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.38 am; sunset: 8.80 p.m. Rotary Club Titin. 1.X. Hotel.

GENERAL

Radio Programmes

HONGKONG

p.m.

H.K. Chinese Medion! Aasen general

Chinese Merchants meeting.

0,ub

8.30 p.m.

"Coffee Squash," St drew's Church Hall, 8.30 p.m.

St. Andrew's Church Council Mt.. Vicarage, B p.m.

V.D.M.A.

Z

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B

W

On Wavelengths of 355

metres

(84) k.ou) 31.49

metres (9.52 OSKRBYcles).

Lecture:

"Hoine Nursing"

LO

cruits

St. John ARP. Auxiliary Reserve

for re-

Ambulance ΕΙΣ

Crown Land Sale, Distri Offer Talpo, 11.30 pix

of H.K Photo Annual Meeting igraphic Society, Pearuck Lounge. 8.15 !p.m.

Kowloon Chess Club, Pezosula He tel. 5.30 p.m

Chero Club Whist Drive, 8.50 p.in Exhibition of Chitnu se Paintings Fung Ping Shan Library, 10 am

5. & S. Home: lowship Merting. 9.30 pin.

TALK BY STEPHEN POTTER ON THE LAND WE DEFEND"

Cesar-Franck Symphony

Short Service of Inter

6,47 Primo Sol's Accordeon Baun with James Mction (Vocal).

In The Mountains of the Moon Box and Others; You Needn't Have Kept it a Secret (O'Connor and Others) - Primo Scala's Accordeon Band w Vo- tal Chorus. A Broken Rosary; In The Little White Church on the Hi- James Melton (Tenor) with Organ. I The Old River Thanies were the and Others); Whoops Danube (Box We Go Again (Harvey)--Pro Scala s Accordeon Band Melody for Two Mritun him Jamies (from the (Tenor) w Orch My Little Duckwo (flm Strange'Laws); Marnday 06 bert-Nicholls) - Primo Scala's Accer-

12.15 p. cession.

13.30 Oscar Rabin and His Dance deon Band, Orchestra.

hear a

Slow Fox-Trots Why couldn't it last night? I

direRITI

from I' Quickstep Prayer and Fel-Gulliver's travels"!

Nobody's Baby (from Andy Hardy meets Debutante") Slow Fox-Trot~ I Heart, Let A Song Go Out of My

rban Council Meeting. 415 p.m 18Tiles: High 6.22 a.m. and 5.25 p.m. Low: 11,53 am, and 1137 pm. Waltz Cinderella Sweetheart, Quick-

- Angry; Slow Pox-Trot-Chez Suar se: 6.3 m.; Sunset: 8.09 pan.step Billiarde and Snooker: Re, zelo v

mol. Quicksteps Wrappin' it up: Exactly Like You.

Y M.C.A.

Ladies' Working Party (B.W.OP..

Govt. House, 9 .n.12 noon.

S+ Andrew's Fellowship Social. 8.30

p.m.

Cheero Club Dance, 8.30 p.m BA S Home. Houst Committee, 5.30 p.m.

Drawing of H.K. Dollar Loan Bonds Urban Council Chamber. 3 p.m.

19-Tides: High 7,01 a.m. and 6.52 p.no. Low: 1.14 am, and 12.83 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.38 m.; Sunset: 7.10 p.m.

7.17 Charlie Kunz ai the Plano, Charlie Kunz Piano Medley No R 22-Intro Shoe Shine Bov. When I'm With Out: Somebody Stole my Oul. Take My Heart: At the Cafe Com- tinental; Did I Remember. Charltr Kunz Plano Medier No. P. 24-Intro When did

Heaven?; you leave Dream of San Marino: When a lady

meets gentleman down south In the chapel in the moonlight; Did you 1,48 Loral Time Signal and Pro- mother come from Ireland; Sing, Ba- gravate Summary.

1.2 Eight French Variety.

Marie-Claire

by, Bing.

7.30 Portuguese Programme.

B.09 London Belay-The News. 8.13 Loudon Relay *Questions of the Hour.'

8.80 Dance Music.

You Look So Sweet Madarge m

Beloved The

Vagabond'); Tziga Doodle-Day Am The Beloved Vaga bond Maurice Chevalier Vo

Orchestra Jean-Francois call with

et

Revue Folie en Fox-Trots Santa Margherita; Carren Torres et Robert Cry, Baby. Cry-Jack Harris and His Fleurs') Buguet will: Orchestra. L'Angelus De Orchestra. Quickstep Don't Bay Goodbye-Victor Silvester & His Ball- Damia with Orch. Avec Un Petit Mot room Orchestra. Fox-Trot -- Say T Gentil Herr-Sylviano) Mauric (from 'Buck Benny лdes again". Chevalier Vocal with Orchestra. La Slow Fox-Trot--A Nightingale Sang ini Delalssee. C'Est Le Mai-Yvette Guil-Berkeley Square (from New Facrs')... bert (Disense with Phno Mon Billy Cotton and His Band. Comedy Amour film 'Plcges") -Maurice Cheva Fox-Trol-Me and the Moke and Liza Jack Payne and is Band. Tango ter (Voen) w. Orch.

St. Andrew's Medical War Worka Mer Revue

10 B.m.

St Andrew's Fellowship Club Boets). 18.45 pm.

Chrero Club Bridge and Mahjong HK Y's Men's Club, Weekly Meri Ing. 1 pm,

20-Tudes: High 7.34 am and 8.12 p.m. Low: 2.07 p.

uur.se: 6.33 a.m.; Sunset: 8.10 p.m. Wartime Intercession Service, Si. Andrew's Church, 6.30 p.01

Cheero Club Dart and Table Tennis. HE to attend fitm screening al Club Lusitano, 7.30 pm.

Ladles Working Party Govt. House. P an. 12 noon.

Folie en Fleurs') -

130 Router and Rugby Press and Take Your Chiance; Fox-Trot--Vien! Announcements.

-Vieni--Heinz Huppertz and Mis Or chestra. Waltzes Cuckoo Waltz Brigitte--Dajos Bela Dance Orchestra, 9.00 Local Time Signal and Pro granime Summa, yl

1.45 Gerry Moore (Piano) $ Gitta Alpar (Vocal).

Quickstep Hold My Hand Slow Fox-Trot

Heart and Soul (in A Song is Born-Gerry Moore (Plano). B.W.O.The Dubarry than I give my heart's;

21-Tides: High 5.04 and 9.17

9.02 Compositions of Maurice Ravel. Tzigane-Rhapsodle de Concert

1 Give My Heart from the Alm Francescatti (Violin) with Plano au- Gitta Alpar (Soprano) worch Slow

companiment. Trois Beaux Olacaux

p.m. Low: 1.08 m. and 2.54 p.m. Fox-Trot Mine Alone; Quickstep -de Paradis-The Lyons Mixed Chorus. Sunrise: 6.39 am: Sunset: 8.10 p.. Day In -Day Out Gerry Moore Daphnis and Chloe-Suite Symphorl- Victoria Diocesan Conference. Andrew's Church, 3 p..

Baseball League.

Lawn Bowls League.

St

Lane Crawfords Ltd., Annual Meel- ing. 1a.m.

Kowloon Cricket Club Social, & P. 22-Tides: High 8.29 am and 10.07 p.m. Low: 148 am and 8.33 p,m,

Sunrise: 6.39 a.m.; Bunset: 8.30 p.m. Y.M.C.A. Discussion Group Baseball League.

Lawn Bowls League.

9.32 Operat Ducts.

(Piano) with String Bass and Drums. que: Dawn of Day - Pantomime - Bing Something in the Morning CB. Danse Walther Straram Orchestra Cochran's Revue Home and Beauty'! -ta Alpar (Soprano) with Orch. Slow Fax-Trot Sweet Heartache Alm The Hit Parade"); Quickstep-- Jammin' (Mm Turn off the Moon's- Gerry Moore (Plano).

2.18

Close dowIL

CO Indian Programme.

645 Closing Local Stook tions,

The Marriage of Figaro' Mozart)-- The Letter Duet Act 3 Viorica Ursuleac (Soprano) and Sma Berger (Soprano) with Orchestra. Don Juan' (Mozart) Give Me Thy Hand, O Fatrest-Erna Berger (Soprano) and Heinrich Schlüsmus (Baritone) with 'La Forza Del Destino' Quota. Orchestra

(Verdi)-Swear In this Hour--Genia mino Gigi (Tenor) and Gluseppe De Luca (Baritone with Orchestra

9.45 10.D News in French (on

BATH CLUB ALMOST DESTROYED Shurt Wave only).

BY FIRE: TWO LIVES LOST

Pilot Officer W. Airey, a guest, and another man, belleved to be a fire watcher, lost their lives in a Ace which almost completely destroyed the Rath Club, Dover Street, W., early yesterday. Major- General Sir Andrew J. McCulloch, another guest, hastfly dressed and got away Just in time. Valuable books, pictures, and furnishings were lost. The club's records remained intact in safes.

Guesta were trapped on vari- ous floors, and two were brought down the fire escape by fremen, Other people are reported to have jumped from first floor windows. Firemen caught by a heavy fall of debris and partly buried were rescued by their colleagues and moved to hospital,

re

flames in a room beneath.

9.45 Plano Solos by Louis Kentner. Nalla Valse Delibes arr. Dohnany), Children's Pleces (Book 4) Nos. 22-32 and 42 (Bartok).

10.00 London Relay-The News and News Commentary.

10.15 "The Land We Detend": "London."

Recorded programme arranged by their sleep by the cracking of the stephen Potter. Actors taking part in They the production are Brian Powley. Fred found their bedrooms fuj of smoke O'Donovan, James McKechnie, Valen- and the building plunged into tine Dyall, Charles Mason, Arthur: complete darkness owing to the Young, Ronald Simpson. Iven 3am- failure of the electricity supply. son. Betty Hardy, and Mary O'Farrel. úral ng what belongings they 10.40 Cesar-Franck Symphony In could hey groped their way down D. Minor.

the staircase and into the street 1st Mov: Lento-Allegro non troppo- unhurt, Four waitresses who were Lento: 2nd Mov: Allegretto; 3rd Mov: asleep in the basement shelter also Allegro non troppo Sir Thomas Bee- on escaped. Quests who managed to cham conducting the London Philhar- the sixth floor were roused from escape went So น neighbouring monic Orchestra.

ROUSED FROM SLEEP Nipe maids who were asleep

hotel.

The fire, which was not due to enemy action, apparently started

THE LONE WOLF in the basement. Miss Ethel Ro-

STRIKES

11.20 Close down...

SHORT WAVE

berts, 22-year-old maid at ad- joining flata, said to a Press repre- sentative that she and another Calla The Lone Wolf, for twenty years maid were, awakened by a

sound Q.6.G. one of the most exciting and en-of breaking glass and crashing G.S.B. chanting figures of the screen, the wood. At first they thought there 0.5.8. stage and the action world, re- was an air raid, and all went down

THURSDAY, ONE DAY ONLY! ❤]] turns to the screen of the Majes-to their shelter. She lost some

CARY GRANT • IRENE DUNNE

AWFUL TRUTH"

"THE

A Columbia Comedy-Hit 1.

COMMENCING FRIDAY Deanna's First Romantie Escapade I

DEANNA DURBIN

"Nice Girl?"

FRANCHOT TONE Waller BRENNAN Raberi STACK

Robert BENCHLEY ⠀

A UNIVERSAL FICT DE

tie Theatre today in the person of her clothes in the FUNİL Warren William in Columbia's "The Lone Wolf Strikes."

MANY CONTESTS HELD

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of

DAVENTRY

Wavelength 17.78bc. (18.88m.) 9.31m.0. (31.35m.)

21.47m.c. (31.97m-)

15.18m.c (19.79m)

NEWB IN ENGLISH Transmission --News Sun-

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Full Bulletin and Princeda Transmission V-News Sum-

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6.00 p

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Fun "Builetin

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12.00 mid- night

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Trans. I & II-News Bum-

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Fall Bulletin

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TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1941. -PAGE 3

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Endowed with pretty Joan Perry It was at the Bath Club thu as his leading lady and s top- Princess Eizabeth notch cast headed by Erte Blore, Margaret took part in Astrid Allwyn, Alan Baxter and competitions and won prizes in Montagu Love, William is superb children's races in 1939. The Jueen as the light-yard who steals for-watched the contests and present- tunes and kisses with equanimity. ed the prizes. The King and

A sparkling screenplay provides brothers had swimming lessons the framework on which various the Club, and Oxford and Cam situations, witty, romantic and bridge formerly held their annual dramatic. are built.

swimming contest there. William is never better than in The club was founded in 1894 portrayals of the Lone Wolf. In when 34, Dover Street, the home ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

The Lone Wolf Strikes," he has of Lord Abergavenny, was acquired

One of London's garest an able toll in Mias Perry as the for the members. It contained a

When the final list of casualties flighty young heiress. Eric Blore, beautiful ballroom, on the alte of The course of Home Nursing time restaurants, bombed in a re-

was compiled it was found that as his valot, is his usual amusing which the bath was built, and some lectures previously advertised to cont raid, will not be reopened.

This decision was taken at & among the dead was a constable seif and the rest of the cant also fino Adam collings, which were be given by Dr, P. Ruttonjos, will does very well,

reserved when the building was commence in the Board Room of meeting of debenture holders and of the Metropolitan Polleo. I), SA Bidney Salkow directed the Arm modernised. It was the first Lon the South China Morning Post, others financially interested in it stated that he attended the res |with spirit and west from the don olub to have a swimming bath. Ltd. by courtesy of the manage- The principal director was killed taurent in plain clothes that night

"In the starse of his Ang screenplay turned in by Harry Turkish baths and a meminnatum mant, on Wednesday, June 19 outright

|1041, at 5.30 pm... Segall and Albert. Dufty.

were added later.

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