1941-08-14 — Page 3

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

QUEEN'S ALHAMBRA

"

TODAY & TOMORROW

At 2.30, 5.30, 7.45 & 9.45 P.M.

MODERN RUSTLERS DECLARE “TOTAL WAR" AGAINST TEXAS RANGERS!

TEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN"

A Paramount Picture with

John Howard Ellen Drew Akim-Tamiroff

May Robson Brodeuch Crawford Charley Grapewin Directed by James Hogan

NEXT CHANGE : "THIS MAN REUTER"

SHOWING TO-DAY

LEE THEATRE

珠明夜

DAILY AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 P.M.

A CHINESE THRILLER IN MANDARIN

STAR

TODAY & TOMORROW

"THOSE WERE THE DAYS"

William Holden

Judith Barrett

4 SHOWS DAILY AT

At 2.30, 5.30, 7.45 & 9.45 PM.

SATURDAY

"THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO"

Louts Hayward Joan Bennett

ANY TRAM OF HAPPY VALLEY BUS. W

CATHAY

DAILY AT 2 30 5 307 30 & 9 30 AM Istines 101,40c. Eveningu,»30¢‚9ọc,55c,,70-

TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY M-G-M's Greatest Musical Romance!

JEANETTE MacDONALD • NELSON EDDY

in Victor Herbert's

"SWEETHEARTS"

TO.

(IN MAGNIFICENT TECHNICOLOR) with Frank Morgan --Florence Rice

Directed by W. S. Van Dyke Il

A Metro Goldwyn Mayer Picture

MORROW "DANCING CO-ED"

LETTERS BY FILM FROM MALAYA

Lana Turna Richard Carlson

SZECHWAN TOWNS

RAIDED

COMING EVENTS

AUG.

14-Ties High 2.5 a.m. and 2.21 p.m. Low 8.31 a.m. and 1.37, p.m.

Suorise: 6.80 a.m.; Funeet: 7,50 p.m. Model Airplane Contest and Ev hibition.

H.K. F.A Council Meeting, Associa tion's Oors, 5.30 p.m.

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

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St. Andrew's Club and Fellowship Card Evening, 8.45 pm.

B

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HK. Y'S Men's Club Tifan St Francis Hotel, 1 p.m.

GENERAL

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941. —PAGE

Radio Programmes KINGS

HONGKONG

On Wavelengths of 355

metres (845 k.e.'s) 31,49

metres (9.52 megacycles).

6/15

tions

6.47

Closing Loca? Stock Qunka

Dance Music,

Fok-Trots - Love Lies; When To Swallows Come Back To Capistrano The New Mayfair Dance Orchestra. Swing Fox-Trois-The Hour of Part- ing: Coconut Grove-Bennz Good- men and His Orch. Fox-Trot-What- Ever Happened To You; Rumba-The Shumba-Cardi--Xavier Cugat & His Waldorf-Astoria Orch. Fox-Trots When Buddha Siriles; Rock Tsland 12.15 pan. Short Service of Inter Flag Stop-The Casa Loma Orchestra Waltz 1 Be Waiting For You; Fay. cession,

Rabin and His Band. Trot-lake Down The Stars-Oscar |

Victoria Chess Club, Gloucester HoRECITAL BY LEONARD JORDAN tel, 5 p.m.

Kowloon Chess Chib Peninsula Ho tel. 5.30 p.m.

Cheero Club Bridge and Mahjong Ladies' Knitting Party D.W.OF... Helena May Institute 9 am to noow

Tennis League Matches (Ser Page

2).

15-Tiôes: Righ 330 am and $22 pun, Low 1022 um and 909 p.m.

Seurbe: 7 a.m; Sunset: 7.35 pm. St. Andrew's Wartime Intercess on Service, 630 p.7.

FROM THE STUDIO

Record Review

12.30 Mozart-Concerto in F Majur.

1st Mov Allegro; 2nd Mov: Alle

ard Mor: Allegro assai-Artur grotto Schnabel (Piano) and The London Symphony Orchestra cond. by Dr Sargent.

7.20 Songs from the Flims.

Moon Over Burma" -- Moon Over Burma-Dorothy Lamour with Orch, Film Hit Medley-Intro: Isn't This A Lovely Day ("Top Hat"): Why Stars 1.00 Luca Time Signal and Pra Come Out At Night ("Big Broadcast gramme Sumonary,

of 1936"); Cheek To Cheek ("Top Lecture Volunteer Nursing Delach. 1.02 Varily with Murgatroyd and Hat"); Without A Word Of Waming ment. First Ald. St. John's Cathedral | Winterbottom, The Andrews Sister &(Two For Tonight"); 1 Wished On Bell, 5.30 p.m.

Volunteer Trophy Presentation h HE the Governor. 6 p.m.

Cheero Club Darte and Table Ten-

nis

Ladies' Working Party BW.OP Govt. House, a.m. to 12.30 p.nl. HK.F.C Annual Meeting. House, 6 p.m.

Others.

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

DAILY AT 2,30 — 5.30 — 7.45 - 9.45 P.M.

Why Did an Entire Town Call Her "UPSTART ANNE”? refreshing tim

Famous book a

Anne Shirley

ANNE OF WINDY POPLARS

RKO RADIO Picture

44

with JAMES ELLISON Hency Travare Pairit Knowten- Alan Summarillo • Elizakath Fathersmo Levice Campbell Soon Tuscul Ethice exander Minula Expres Aima Krugur • Masin Moe Jemus,

Produced by CUFF REID

ADDED

Directed by JACK HIVELY

ATTRACTION

MARCH OF TIME presents 'ARMS AND THE MAN. U.S.A.

NEW. EXCITING ISSUE OF AMERICA'S NEW

ARMY AND DEFENSES.

Web.

Orch. "Broad-

TO - MORROW

The Moon ("Big Broadcast"); You Comed ans -We Vust Stick Together Are My Lucky Star ("Broadway Mela Butler Wallace) Murgatroyd and dy of 1938's-Sidney Torch (Organ "Robber Symphony" Serenata Winterbottom with Orchestra Vocal Soto). Down by the O-HI-D (Oman, Yellen Friedrich Feher): Komance

The Andrews Sisters with Orches-ster Booth (Tenor) w

Violin Song Of Paradise (Ray Melody of 1938" Selection; "The Singing Marine"-Selection-Reginald King)-Albert Sandler with Plano &

"Nice Girl" Vocal Love Is Where You Forrt (Organ Solo). | Organ.

Fiod It (Warren Dabin, Mercer): Old Polis At Home--Deanna Durbin One Two Three O'Leary (Herman, with Orchestra.

fra.

Club

16-Tktes: High 4.14 nm, and 34 p.m. Low 31.59 s.m. at 9.42 p.m.

Old Celton ans Dinner

Bishop The Andrews Sisters with 745 Accordeon Seina Ty Georg Orchestra. Piano-Accordeon Accor, Scott-Wood. YMCA. Swimming Galu 9 p.m

deen Parade-Medley-The Piano-AC- Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life (Her- K.C.C. Members' Party. Cox's Pathcordeon Virtuosi, Comedians In Thbert; Song of Songs (Maya), Speak Cox To Me Of Love (Lenoir); Stars Over

pan

17-Tides: High 5.09 au; 1.14 a.ro,

Quartermaster's "Stores

(Box.

Los Reed); We're All Together Now Prom Devon (Flynn and Egani.

Variety Concert in Aid of Chinese War Relief Funds, King's Theatre,

18-Tdes: High 6:06 am, and 9.19 p.m.; Low 2,02 m. and 12.26 pm,

Clairns against Estate of My F. E Lane due.

Reats for Schools Swimming Gala. V.R.C. Pool. 7 p.m

HK Rotary Chib Tiffin H.K Ho tel. I p.m.

Gulliver's Travels" Rabin- Rainger, Murgatroyd and Winterbottom with

Orch.

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements.

→

2.00 Landon Relay.The News. $15 Londen Relay-War Commen tary.

8.25 London Relay Listening Post. Examination of Points Ba Dasly rerman Propaganda

I. (a) Trees (Rasboch; b) Because (d'Hardelot); (c) Friend o

Mine

The Deathless

1.48 Alex Tetupleton #1 (he Piano.

8.30 Programme Summary. Man With New Radio Musicai

Alce Templetan Star Jordan (Baritone) accompanied by E 4.32 Studio - Recitat by Leonard Caricature Dust (Parish--Carmichael. MendelsoNell Shaw at the Piano. 19-Tides: High 6,59 a.m. and 11. sohn Mows 'Em Down (Templeton). p.m.; Low 2.44 p.m.

1.55 Jo Relchman and His Orch.

Fox-Trots- The Wise Old Or) (Joc (Sanderson). Ricardel); Toy Plano Minuet "(Messner | Ariny (Troterer; b. Ruse of Eng and - Kulthau Fox-Truls I'm Always (Novelo) Chasing Rainbows (From film "Zieg feld Girl"-McCarthy, Carrot: Keru An Eye On Your Heart (Leeds -Man ners). Pox-Trots Variations in

Reichman); It's Sad But True Orchestra Liebesfreud (Love's Jos-- (Stoner-Block-Green).

Heats for Schools' Swing Osla V.R.C Pool. 7 p.m.

Criminal Sessions Commences. 20-T des: 8gh 7.49 a.m. and 19 pin: Low 1.31 am, and 3.32 pm,

21-Tides High 8.23 a.m. And 11.22 p.m.; Low 2.23 a.m. and 2.56 p.m.

22-Tides: High 924 am and 14' p.m.; Low 3.97 am and 4.32 p.m.

2.15 Close Down..

6.00 Indian Programme.

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12 Anglo-Saxon

CHUNGKING, Aug. 13 (Central) -Chungking, Chengtu and Tsellu- tsing were bombed by more than 100 Japanese planes in several squadrons yesterday.

Several fires were started in the ! (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) suburbs of Chungking but were The system of photographing quickly put under control. About the letters from members of the a dozen people were killed and Services and sending the negatives wounded and scores of houses

15 Melody by air, which has been just in were destroyed. troduced in the Middle East, is

A report from Kunming states 18 Irregulari-

ties under consideration by the au- that 29 Japanese planes flew over

the suburbs of Kunming to Anning 18 thorities in Malaya.

This experimental "Airgraph and Kunyang. towns south-west Service speeds up the mail from of Kunming, where they dropped the Middle East to England by a number of bombs. While flying about a fortnight, and it is ex-over

Kunming's suburbs.

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pected that when such a service is were fired upon by Chinese anti-20 Perch introduced for the troops in Ma- aircraft guns.

laya it will mean the saving of about twenty days.

The new postal system apart from saving time, will mean

2

great saving in shipping

space and lead to much easier bandling.

R.C.A.F. BANDS OTTAWA The sound of a Royal Canadian Air Force band will soon be as familiar to Canadians as the drone of a training plane overhead. Twenty R.C.A.F, bands

21 Being

22 English

public school

24 Who wrote

The Magic Mountain?

28

Days in the

Roman

calendar

This type of letter will be less are already playing, stationed af private than the ordinary letter, all parts of the country from coast but once it arrives at its destina-to coast and another twenty are 27 Covering tion it will be delivered in an en-stil to be established. velope like any ordinary letter. The

average strength of the

for the head

Negatives of 4,500 letters Wilbrass reed bands is 30 musicians, 30 Eradicated weigh only a polind, but if these and of the trumpet bands about 32 Discuss letters are sent in the original 25, The Air Force has drawn into 34 Existed farm they would weight one and these binds a great variety of 35 Opposed to a half hundredweight.

musicians, a good many of them

gain

The original letter is written on having been professional musl-37 Periods

a special form 11 ins. by 8 in. and at the foot is written the address. The form is then pho- tographed and sent by air. At its destination an onlargement, 5 ins.) by 4 ins. is made.

Questioned regarding the pro- posed Airgraph Service, a Postal Department official said that the new system is being studied in Malaya where the benefits of such a scheme are fully appreciated.

"A scheme such as this will be very useful in Malaya, because it Will mean the saving of so much time and much needed space." he said.

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25 Constellation 28 Object of

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8.30 Light Orchestral Interlude. Stephante avotte (Czibulka); 'The Way To The Heart Tavotte (Paul) Lincke) — Willy Steiner & His Salon

Kreisler Vienna Boheme Orchestra.

9.00 Local Time Signal and An- hoiuscements.

9.02 Studio-Ton'ght We Fresent." A Review of new records.

9,45 10.00 News in French (On Short Wave only).

9.45 Concert Waltzes and Tangos. Waltzes--Love Is My Life (Strauss); Romantique (Lanner-arr. Walter) Orchestre Raymonde. Tangos Dreams In Spring (Jullo Blanco); The Tungo Of My Heart (Schintase- der) Hobert Renard Dance Orches Waltz Tunes-Ball Sirens From 'Merry Widow" Leher)--Orchestra Mescotte.

tra

19.00 London Relay-The News an News Commentary.

10.15 Arthur Rubinstein Plano,

at the

Consolation No. * (Liszt); Bun- garian Rhapsody No. 10 (Liszt). Pre- lude in C Sharp Minor, Op. 3 No. 2 (Rachmaninoff): Minuet and Trio (Schubert),

10 35 The Don Cossacks Choir in a Programme of Bussino Music.

Russian Potpourri Intro: *The Nightingale" (Michailowsky) — Russian Balalaika Orchestra. Monotonously Rings The Little Bell (Polk Song - Jaro) The Don Cossacks. Choir. Caucasia (Ippolitoff Twanoff)-Russian Balalaika Orchestra. Song Of The Volga Boatmen (Folk Song)--The Don Cossacks Choir. Polka Frieda: Inter. national Railroad Express (Descrip- tive)--Jarov Serebroff's Russain Orch. Don - Kosaken-Lied (Cossack Bong> (Folk Song- arr, Jaroff)--Don Cossack Choir cond, by Serge Jaroff.

(1.0) London Relay-Wor Corres pandents."

11.15 Close Down.

SHORT WAVE

Calls

G.S.G

G.8.B.

G.S.BL.

·G.9.0.

DAVENTRY

Wavelength -17.79b... (16,86em;)

0.5ime (81.35m.)

31.47m.c. (81 D1mi) 15,1km.. (19.70m.)

NEWS IN ENGLISH Transmission I-News Sun-

mary

6.00 p.m.

Fut Bulletin

6.00 p.m

Transmission V-News Sun

nary

7.45 R.m

Pult Bulletin

.... 6.00 pm.

do

10.00 p.in,

do.

1.00 2.

8:30 am,

Trans II & III-News He

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Full Bulletin

0.30 EX!,

|HEALTH BULLETIN

The following is the Returns of notifiable diseases notified as hay- ing occurred in the Colony during the 24 hours onded at midnight | on Aug. 12:44

45 Now star

40 Hip

43 Turn to the

right

D16

Cholers, three chaos; Dysentery. cases: Enteric Fever, thres cases; Tuberculosis; 45 cases,

HKO Radio Picture

JEAN ARTHUR in

: "THE DEVIL and MISS JONES"

TAKE ANY TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUS

EORIENTALE

MATINEES 2.30 -5.30.

EVENINGS 7.30 - 9.30.

LAST FOUR TIMES TO-DAY

A SHOW FILLED WITH EXCITING JUNGLE THRILLS!

A photographic expedition into the tempestuous jungle of a world of mystery and forbidden sights in the wilds of Africa MORE FASCINATING THAN ANYTHING IN HI-TORY

HER REAL-LIFE STORY RIVALS ANY IN FICTION!

Based on the great fook-at-the- month. Club Balaction

OSA JOHNSON'S

I Married

Produced by GSA JOHNSON

Adventure

A Columbia Picture

FOR TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY

A THRILLING ROMANCE IN THE TROPICS!

FREDRIC

Baixó on the Noval "by Jotaph Conrad

BETTY

MARCH VICTORY FIELD

• MATINEES 30%. 40c... EVENINGS 30c. 40c. 55c, 70c..

4 SHOWS

DAILY 2.30.-6.30 |745-945

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN

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(MATINEES: 30%-40%,• EVENINGS: 30%-40%-60%:708 FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY BEN HECHT'S UNFORGETTABLY THRILLING STORY!

The Strange and Wonderful Story of a Romance Born between Dusk and Dawn ...between Heartbreak and Happiness!

I

ANGELS OVER BROADWAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.»

RITA

THOMAS

HAYWORTH · MITCHELL

Wien, rectus and frpfoced by DEN HESST Ausselalu Producer' 'DOBULAS FAINDANES, JA A COLUMBIA PICTURE

TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY •

A PROPHETIC FILM 'DOCUMENT OF THE RUSSIAN-GERMAN WAR [

IF WAR COMES TOMORROW"

The Soviet Red Army Takes the Field Before the Camera To Show Na Invadors What Awaits Thein.

A Moscow Film Production with English Tiliosi,