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THEATRE HAR

TO-DAY TILL WEDNESDAY

Daily at 2.30.5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 p.m.

LORD RICHARD

PANTRY!

IN THE

THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1931.

DISTURBANCES IN THE PRINCE OF THREE STABBED IN

INDIA.

NINETEEN DEATHS IN RECENT WEEKS.

London, July 27.

The Secretary for Indin, Mr. Wedgwood Benn, replying to quex-

In

Nineteen fatal casualties had been reported.

The situation in Burma, on the

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BEGGARS.

DEATH OF VISCOUNT ·'

KNUTSFORD,

CALCUTTA COURT.

INDIAN SHOUTS DEFINANCE AT JUDGE.

Calcutta. July 22. "I don't care a straw about your sentence,"

shouted Nanigopal Mukerjee, an Indian prisoner who yesterday.

4 AnnexOK,

whole shows signs of improve-pne of the employeсk was lying services.

Hospital. ment. Dacolities have decreased

re-

1

tions in the House of Commons HOSPITAL WORKER. stabbed three persons in court to-day, sald that exeluding the

The judge Hentenced the incidonis oecuring in direct con-

London, July 27,

prisoner to 10 years' rigorous nexion with the rebellion

Viscount Knutsford, whose imprisonment in connexion with a fund-raising efforts on behalf gan case for which he was being Burma, six disturbances, involv

of the London Hospital earned fried, but Mukerjoo mut Ing loss of life and damage to him the name of the "Prince of appear before the court on t property had occurred in British Beggars," passed away

fellow to-day murder charge, AR India during June and July.in his 77th year.

prisoner whom he stabbed in court His wonderful work for the yesterday died Inter. hospitals of London arose through hie hearing, when he was a

nurses' homes. director of the London Docks, that medical college and a host of other

ndly injured at Poplar

It was Lord Knutsford who at He found the man in an insect-the request of Queen Alexandra Surinated bed in dirty ward. He

drew up the scheme for her now complained of improper food and have lack of warmth. The drains were Imperial Nurning Service. wrong, the ventilation bad and the expert conjuror, he

offered. £10 by a professional to raes faeficient.

#ơ 49 hla

Lord deputy to Within

fortnight Sydney Holland, as he then was got the have enjoyed the escapade, he was Rothschild's, but Though be would nurses changed and the place entirely reformed. The "first afraid of meeting someone

knew. An accident in 1888 chused matron under the new regime, Miss Vacher, was once so ill that by runaway pony deprived him of taste and smell. They came he was given up by the doctors back partly in 10 years, but were and Holland, who was about to

FOR 1916.

A Twickenham Film Studios Production in the Tanyetmyo District.

Distributed_bys

WARNER BROS

ET.

with Added Attractions "Gaumont Mirror" & "Gypsy Love"

next chanGE

CZAR OF BROADWAY

Songs:-

That Homestead Steady of Mine"

Collegiated Love,"

renders in Prome District amount to 1332 and there also been forty in Tharrawaddy.

Pongyis Some of the leading uf Kangoon have gone out on IL

peace mission to the Tarrowaddy and Inseln Districts and it is hoped that their efforts will result in a large number of surrenders Under the tens of the amnesty m the

near future.

The rising in the Shan States appears to have been suppressed'. The communal situation has Im proved and hardly any attacks on Indians have ben reported.- Britiah Wireless,

PRINCE'S

THEATRE See Page 4

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Wan once

He

o on holiday. bought a grave fort again in another accident in her and had circulars prited in- The inte Viscount Knutsford was forming the e diatrict that our dear Miss Vacher has passed away" born in March, 1855, was the eldest twin-son of the first Viscount But the matrom recovered and he

Knutsford and we educated at found himself left with a piece of freehold land 8 feet by and Wellington and Trinity Hall, Cam- |bridge, where he was captain of the 2,000 circulurs,

bout club in 1876. He won the

Ruised £6,000,000

In 1891, at his own request, lehulf-mile swimming race open to was put on the committee of the the University in 1874 and 1876, Londan Hospital. the largest in swam fifth for the 5 miles long the metropolis. There was only distance championship of England one operating theatre and one in 1877 and was formerly acting of thu Life-Saving uperating table for $50 patients. President Since he took charge of the hos

Society. pital chairman in 1896 he has

Au L. R. of Cambridge, he raised over £6,000,000), the hospital took honours in law and was called has been rebuilt at a cost of to the bar in 1870. He was also £750,000 and it has today more director of the Underground Eler- than 900 beds,

18 operating tric and City and South London theatres. 14 special departmenta, Railway Cos. an insurance company 4 convalescent homos and surgical and a bank.---Reuter and 1. B, S.

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KING'S THEATRE

MODERN COOL COMFORTABLE

The most comfortable and the only Air-Conditioned Theatre in the Colony. Final Showings To-day, at 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

AT THE

.HONGKONG TI

QUEEN'S

Final Showings To-day

At 2.30, 3.10, 7.15 & 9.20.

In response to insistent popular req.est the management has arranged for a further exhibition of

THE FASHION PLATE OF FUN

"Thea dacby, those tronsent; those“ shoes, that trick""mustache, that" yous cane → you simply must's Abnile along in his glorious: drama pa both babran of the workdf

Charlie Chaplin

CITY LIGHTS

Ex is no luoghi le wistful and focloen

blue-bload of the diỹ, und alleys having hår ope down from a whit

the friend of m

The entertaincatat

world Bamboon

and

TO-MORROW.

Lawrence TIBBETT

is here now in the perfect picture!

walan ail-ator cast including

JOHN WRAY

BETTY COMPSON

JOHN HARRON

Claude Allister, King Baggot, George Byron, Duke Leo.

Directed by William James Craft.

Henry King's Production.**

adapted from JOHN GOLDEN'S

stage his

with

LOUISE DRESSER

Joel McCrea Helen Coban Sharon Lynn 3. M. Kerrigan

4 Maro-

Goklyn

TALKING

BENTUKI

The

Tho

finest

blend

of melody, romance, laughs

and thrill you've seen.

PRODIGAL

With

Talher RALSTON

Roland YOUNG

Cl

COWARDA A Harry POLLARD production

A caref‹ue adventurer, ke crashes into the midst

of grand romance in bis home town down Youth! A grand talkie of hobos and heart throbst

Appointments

arranged by

E. A. VON KOBZA-NAGY, B.A.

KOMOR & KOMOR.

น

ART PHOTOGRAPHY,

Paintings from the Life

Paintings Restored.

For the Bost

LOCAL VIEWS

and

PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS

Go To

MEE CHEUNG

Studio, Ice House St.

Bracch 7, Bokconsflid Areado.

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by Fammick PREOT FRANKLIN, at 1 and 8. Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria Hongkong.

PICTURE

WILL

Rogers

LIGHTNIN

NEXT ATTRACTION

Commencing To-morrowWEDNESDAY, 2018 July.

JACK OAKIE

in

"SEA LEGS"

Booking at the Theatre.

COMING SHO

CRAWFORD

A Paramount Picture

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