1941-08-28 — Page 3

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

QUEEN'S TODAY ONLY

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At 2.30, 5.30, 7.45 & 9.45 PM,

SINGAPORE

WOMAN

VIRGINIA FIELD - JEROME COWAN - ROSE HOBART

BRENDA

MARSHALL

DAVID BRUCE

A WARNER BROS.-First National Plotare Deted by JEAN NEGULESC From a Bres by Fairl Tavle - Screen Play by W. Coates Website and Alfest Birkio

TO-MORROW

Robert

M.G.M. Picture

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Montgomery

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Ingrid Bergman

- RAGE IN HEAVEN"

ALHAMBRA

TODAY & TOMORROW

A4 2.80, 5.80, 1.45 & 9.45 P.M.

Sporting Blood

with Rober! YOUNG

Maureen O'SULLIVAN - Lewis STONE WILLIAM GARGAN LYNNE CARVER

› Mary Gokin yu-Mayer esse

Batman Play by Lawrence Kosud, Albert Mannheimer, Dorodky YO

Directed by 2. SYLVAN SIMÓN - Produced by ALBERT 2, LEVOY

SATURDAY

Robert Montgomery

Ingrid Bergman

M-O-M

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SHOWING TO-DAY

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TOMORROW

William Power Rosalind Russell "RENDEZ-VOUS"

COMING EVENTS

AUG.

28-Tides High 1.51 am and 2.83 p.an. Low 59 à.m, and' 8.01 pm.

Sunrise: 2.04 a.m.; Sunset: 7.44 p.m. Annual General Meeting, Kowloon Golf Club, Kowloon City. 6 p.m.

Checro Club Bridge and Mahjong. St. Andrew's (Medical) War Work 30 am.

GENERAL

Lifmory. Sirenhe

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1941-PAGE 3

Radio Programmes KINGS

2.15 Close Down. 6.00 Indian Programme, 6.46 Closing Local

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B

On Wavelengths of 355

metres 1845 k.c.'s) 31.49

tions,

St. Andrew's Club Canes Erning, 8.45 p.m

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metres (9.52 megacycles).

Ys Men's Club Meeting, 1.30 p.m. H.K. Philatelic Society Meeting, S.C.M.P. Bldg., 5.30 pa

Victorin Chess Club Gloucester Ho- tel. 6 p.in.

Kowloon Chess Club, Peninsula Ho tel, 5.30 p.m.

Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 3

in D Minor

Stock

6.47 Essic Ackland (Contralto) & The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra.

"Masanicilo" Overture Auder) The BB.C. Symphony Orch. Here In The Quiet Hills (Carne); Whatever Is Is Best (Lohr) Essic Ackland # Droh Marche Slave, Op. 31 (Tchat- kovaky)--The B.B.C. Symphony Oreta, Song Of Sleep (Somerset)-Essie Ack

12.15 m. Short Service of Interland with Orchestra. Menuetto ans

erssion.

12.30 m««Tols

Trio f3rd Mov, from Symphony No. 3 in C Major, Op. 21- Beethoven- The and instrum.nta B.B.C, Symphony Orchestra.

Ladies Knitting Party (B.W.OF. Helena May Institute. 9 am to noo

Evacuation Pepresentation Comm tee Meeting, Peninsula Hotel. 6 p.m.

29-Tides: High 2.31 ́am. and 2.30 Variety. pro.; Low 9.15 am. aerd 8.37 1. Humorous Sketch- Sandy, The Den-In

St. Andrew's Fellowship: Padre Squires.

7.20 Bachmaninoff-Concerto No. 3

Minor, Op. 30.

8.00 London Belay-The News. 6.15 London Relay-Wor Combien.

tary.

8.25 Loudon Relay~~Listening Post. Examination of Points in Dally German Propaganda.

Kowloon Football Club annustist Thomson-Powell)-Sandy Powell. meeting. Club Pavilion, 8 p.m.

1st Mov: Allegro; 2nd Mov: Inter Ogarn-Dixon Hite, No. 10 -- In?. Cheern Club Darts and Table Ten After All These Years; Roses in mezzo Adagio; 3rd Mov: Allegro ~* cember; That Cia Feeling: Silvery Sergei Rachmaninoff (Pisho & The St. Andrew's Wartine Intercession Moon and Golden Sands; Whistling

Philadelphia Orchestra. Service, 6.30 p.m.

Gipsy; B.ossoms on Broadway - Re- Talk pyginald Dixon Comedienne - Women

In Love Rutherford and Wilcock) Lecture: Volunteer Nursing Detach. Doris Palmer with Piano. Guitar ment, St. John's Cathedral Hall. 5.48 Feeling My Way: Pickin' My Way (Lang and Kress)-Eddie Lang with p.m.

RAO.C. Dinner. Gloucester Hotel Carl Kress (Guitar). Impressions-4 Reading Room, & p.m.

Duck Entering Water: An Old Ford Diocesen Boys' School Butrance Car, Sir Malcola Campbell's Blue Bird: Howling Dog: A Train Load of Cattle: Sounds In An Airport; An Express Train; A Baby: London Tin derground; A Chicken--Freddy Dosh

1.00 Local Time Signal and Pro- gramme Sumatuary.

Examination for new boys, am.

Y.M.C.A. Swimming Championships @ p.m.

Entrance

1.02 Magyari Imre aud is un-

8.30 Programme Summary. 4.32 The London Piano-Ac ordroa

Band and Les Allen (Vocal).

-One Night In Monte Carlo (Silver, Sherman and Lewis); There'll Never Chinese Maiden's Festival.

Be Another You (Harry Woods) 30-Tides: High 343 a.m. and 5.24

The Landon Plano-Accordeon Band. p.m.; Low 10.57 a.m. and 9.27 p.m.

Dear Little Boy Of Mine (Breunan & Farewell Luncheon to H.E. Sir

Ball)-Les Allen with Sidney Torch Deory Northcote and Lady North-garian Gypsy Band.

(Organ). An Old Hawaiian Gultar cote. HK Hotel. 1 p.m

Leon and Towers); On The Beach St. Stephen's

Cockchafer, Yellow College

Cockchafer; At Ball-Bali (8herman, Sliver and Examination for new students. a. low Rose; I Love You Beautiful Lady deon

Bihari's Lament (Bihari). Pale Yel-Meskill) The London Plan-Accor H.K Club Soccer Sention, Annual

Band. Seein Is Believin' Meeting

(Jeno Sandor). ❤ Bole Mio DL (Adama and Ager); Rehearsing # Capual; La Palema (Yradier: Pro

Jullaby (Bigler, Goodhart. Hotman) Les Allen with Carroll Gibbons (Piano) and His Boy Friends. Let The Curtain Come Down (Newman) -The London Plano-Accordeon Hand. 9.00 Local Time Signal and An nouncements.

Competitive Examinations for bationer Clerks to Government Ser 'vice, King's College. 9 am.

Lawn Bowls League Matches, 2 p.m (See Page 25.

31-Tides: High 4.52 am and 20% p.n.: Low 11.32 a.m. and 19.47 p.m.

1.18 Songs by Tino Rossi (Tenor). Bella Ragazzina; Loin Des Guitares (Vizcent Scotto). C'Est A Capri

Tango Chante (Will Grosz); Le Cha- land Du Passe-Valse Chante (C. A. Bixlo).

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press and

1.45

HEALTH BULLETIN Announcements.

The following is the Returns of notifiable diseases notified as hav- ing occurred in the Colony during the 24 hours ended at midnight on Aug. 26

·9.02 Stadlo-Tonight We Present. A Review of New Records. 9.45 10.00 News in French (On Short Wave only).

A Sibelius Programme. Romance. Op. 24 No. 9 leen 945 Concert Waltzes. Night-Ride and Sunrise, Op. 56-frien (Jos. Strauss. art. Hohne)-Or- Joyce (Plano Solo). Symphonie Poem

Flattergeister (Fickle Pany): De.

The

B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra

chestra Mascotte: Blossom Dreams— Cerebro-Spinal Fever, one

Humoresque IV-Henri Temiank Orchestra case: (Violin and The Temanka Cham-Waltz (Jos. Gung)-Vienna Babame Mascotte. Hydropathen Dysentery. five cases; Enteric ber Orchestra., King Christian Suite rhestra. Pever, five cases: Tuberculosis. 30-Musette; Berceuse Royal Opera cases.

House Orchestra, Stockholm,

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10.00 London Belay-The New and News Commentary.

10.15 Dance Music.

Blow Fox-Trot Chez-Mol; Quick- Step-Angry-Oscer Rabin and His Strict Tempo Dance Band. Fox-Trots --Song Of The Wanderer (Where Shall I Go?) South Rampart Street Porade- Bob Crosby and His Orch. Tangos Fegante Papiruse: Malin- conia-Bernado Alemany & His Orch Fox-Trot-Bouncing The Black-out- Barney Bilbraith and His Cononit Grove Quartet. Tox-Trat-I'm Spend- ing Christmas With The Old Folks; Slow Fox-Trot There'll Come An- other Day-Sydney Lipton and His Grosvenor House Dance Orchestra. Swing Fox-Trot-Don't Fall Asleep. -- Artle Shaw and His New Orchestra. Fox-Trot A New Moon And An Old Serenade; Waltz The Shabby. Old Cabby - Billy Cotton and His Band Fox-Trot-You Never Miss The Ol Faces (T You're Far Away From Home), Quick-Step It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow--Jack Hylton and His Orchestra,

ILob London -War Co›respon- dents."

11.15 Close Down.

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

Wavelength 17.796. (16.66m.) 9:51pie (31.25m.): 81.47DLO. (81.97m.) 15.18m.c (19.70m.) NEWS IN ENGLISH

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22 Sweetsop

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25 Fattened rooster 26: Bathe

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SIGRID GURIE

RALPH BYRD

EDDIE QUILLAN

KATHERINE DE MILLE

Original Screenplay by Alx Gottlie's

Directed by LESUE KARDOS Associate Producer: JOSEPH G. SANFORD A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

Colour Cartoon "SCRAMBLED EGGS"

TO. MORROW

ALSO"

Latest UNIVERSAL|

Comedy and BRITISH "BEAT ME DADDY NEWSREELS

EIGHT TO BAR"

A 20th Century-Fox Picture

ALICR FAYE - JACK OAKIE · JOHN PAYNE CESAR ROMERO in "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST"

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RACING STORY EVER SHOWN ON THE SCREEN! Over the tape, a nose ahead, a glorious thoroughbred 'comes home in the most thrilling finish ever caught on film. AN ACTION PICTURE OF THE CARNIVAL AND TURF!

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MARION SHILLING WILLIAM COLLIER JA

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THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER'

An Era Lubitsol Production

A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

LINDBERGH REFUSED USE OF HALL

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 37 (Router) Mr, Lindbergh has been refured permission to a the municipal auditorium for a speach which he was to make on Friday under the auspices of the "Ame rion First Committés,

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32 Snouted South

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33 Fir

34 General

destruction

35 Receiver of

gift

36 Part of a flower

38 Flaring star 30 Moisten

40 Perceives 49 Fermented

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44 An ejaculation 48" Nostri ares 47 Offor

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2 Mineral rock

3 Aquatic mam-

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4 A garland 5 Assist

6 Egyptian deity

7 Hebrew name for God.

8 Nouns relating

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18 Beyond a limit 20 Underscu SOLUTION TOMORRÓW

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33 Beginner .34 Despleed

35 Speck 30 Mop

97 Dutch East

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38 Protuberance

40 Burmese, demon "41 Bea eagle

42 Observe

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SENSE OF HUMOUR

The following phrases are bulled from the Chinese evening paper. the CHINESE EVENING POST TH Schoolboy With the increase in school fens and text-books, school- ing nowadays is very dificultat

increase inrents of the school- Bchool-master With the high nouse and school equipment, 1 16. extremely difficult to run a schoTO-MORROW 26, at the present time,

The rotuent was decided upon ACROSS: 1. Deles; 6, boded; 11, DOWN 1 Damara: 2, out; 8, 1er: unanimously by the City Council, camera: 12. enamel; 14 am; 15. 4. Erin, 6, savory 6, belabor: 7, on Proposing the ban Councillor AP. rival; 17, diva: 18, bas; 20, nomad; & dad: 8 cmir: 10, devise: 11, van Motala said: "Let him go 22. rim; 23, arid: 25, rebec; 27, ca; cabal; 18 lamed: 18, amer somewhere else and when he gets 38, inded; 30, noticed; 32, amid, 34, tidal; 91, detur: 24 dem tired of talking he can go home ruga: 30, deliver: 68, rabat, 41, Al, cigar: 20, divo BIY Cab

The local, ex-Bervice men's or-42, Torah; 44, rare: 46. Ted; 47, derives 34 dates 84 releven; 137, Bohol teacher With the high ganisation has complained that titan: 40: ip: 50, evil; da, valor: 66, ráta: 80, riset 40, tepid 49 cost of living, but no change in Mr. Lindbergh running down al 65, brène 37 evaded: 69, haled: do dire: Nova: 61, ley saldry, it is very hard to keep the country's morale."

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