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SEE THEATRE

HEAR

SHOWING TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 p.m.

The haunting sorrow of this girl whose love was 'too greak to keep bor bruised and battered heart from birating..... HIELD THE FULL HOUSE BREATHLESS WITH SUSPENSE... The soul conquering love of the bewildered boy...in the midst f death. derointion and destruction......ORIPPED THEM WITH PROFOUND EMOTION.

There were teara

for its sadness...

singing hearts for

ith courage, and joy in its power ta

entertain!

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933.

52E AND BE GLADI

WATERLOO BRIDGE

From the Sharena

With MAE

Roth &

Stage play,

CLARKE

Kent Denglam Durin

Bad Ban

Bette Davis, Mtial Grit Glerie Karr

Deta br JAMES WALAUK, Prvented by Ciri Laenunla Produceil by Ciel Levomule, Jr.

A UNIVERSAL PICTURE,

DARTMOOR GAOL

MUTINY.

FIFTY CONVICTS

FACE TRIAL.

PROBLEMS FOR OFFICIALS.

(Reuter's Special Service).

London, Feb. 16. Stool docka and a body of armed warders arc suggested дв A precaution at the public trial of fifty convicts, alleged to have been the ringleaders in the Dartmoor! Prison mutiny.

One of the dinoulties of the authorities is that of finding a court where it is safe to take these:

men.

The Home Office is now con- ferring with the police regarding] the advisability of conducting the trial within the prison walls, butį here again, another diflculty! presenta itself, that of Anding al building in Dartmoor large enough; to accommodate all the prisoners! and the Court.

As fifty convicts are being charged. they, will need at Jenst

andred wurdera,

NO “DOLE" IN AMERICA.

JOBLESS NOW TOTAL NINE MILLIONS.

Washington, Feb, 16: There is to be no "tole" in the United States,

The Senate to-day rejected Bill providing for direct Federal Unemployment Heller.

Under the Bill, i 11721 of £25,000,000 was to have been ap proprinted far relief purposes this winter, ami a further £50,000,000 for the

year.

sum next fiscal

of

is

The number of imemployed now stated to total nine millions. --Renter's American Service.

THE. SETTLEMENT STATUS.

FRENCH REMINDER TO|

JAPAN.

..

A Japanese staff officer is kore sen studying a map of the war zone

In Shanghai.

SIXTY TROOPSHIPS FOR SHANGHAL

EXCHANGE MARKET

LIFELESS.

HONGKONG DOLLAR UNALTERED.

Continued from Pope L.) planes, in the vicinity of the Pan-

With silver unchanged both in shan Road Information regard- ing their movements led to a con- London and New York, the Hong- kong dallar remains at yesterday's centrated fire on The Paoshan

Irate. The local purket is absolu- Read a terrific barrage being laid (tet Htfeless, with the same enudi- by the Beld-guns at Hongkew tions in Shanghai. Park. The result of the shelling is unknown.

In London, the market was fen- small tureless on opening, with

the business

After passing. oficial fixing, the market ruled

NANTAO PANIC. Owing to a current rubyour that the Japanese have prepared plans file,

The cross-rate has slightly de- for an attack upon Naafao to-night, residents, especially those in the clined to 3.44%. vicinity of the South Station and Kaochungmino are paniestricken pressing their way past the bar- and are deserting their homes in ricades into the French Settlement

were this morning. thousands. Ifuge numbers

Shanghai's Mystery Plane.

Part of the Puzzle Solved.

(SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH").

Shanghai, Feb. 17. Shanghai's aeroplane mystery, the sudden arrival

of an unknown machine at the Racecourse and the speedy disappearance of the pilot, has been partially cleared up,

Aviation

in-

QUEENS

Final showtugs To-day at 2.80, 6.10, 7.15 & 9.20. p.m.

with

LUPE

VEL EZ

ELEANOR

BOARDM⭑N BOLAND

YOUNG Directed by

CXOIL B. DE MILLE

WARNER

BAXTER

Cecil B. DeMille's

PRODUCTION

FIRED ON. The pilot of the mystery plane:

Mr. Derby declared that on hin was Mr. Tom Derby, an American, j who arrived by air from Nanking. way down, he enw no signs of Ile movements. He is associated with the Arrow Chinese troop Paris, Feb. 16.

Company and flow to was very careful not to fly over The Foreigu Ole has structed the French Ambassador Nanking on business on January Chapel, but nevertheless was mis- 45. He saya that although Nan- triken for a Japanese plane and was in Tokyo to join the Anglo-Ameri-King was in no dang of attack. fired upon by Chinese at least a

demarche reminding the

f Government Japanese

the Pecessity for resperting the status of the International Settlement in Shanghai-Rentre,

SHOWING TO-DAY

•

he considered that his plane was dozen times without suffering hurt anfer in Shanghai than in ajor damage.

The only part of the mystery not Chinean hangar at Nanking.

as cleared up is why he "Red."-Reu-

ter.

The selected the racecourse the most suitable landing place.

KING'S

A 5.10, 2.30, 7.15

8 9.30 p.m.

Mcto

Gothen

Mayer

MOTUNE

THE

TO-MORRO W Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Moderu Prema

CRAWFORD

This Modern

AT THE

STAR

Age

Final Showings To-day

at 2.30, 6.20, 7.20 & 9.20

Morto-Goldwyn-Mayer s production.

"The BRIDGE OF LUIS SAN REY " LILY DAMITA ERNEST TORRENCE,

with

MAJESTIC

To-Day

Only.

At 2.80, 5.20, 7.20

&.9.20 p m.

COVINC

SOON!

TIFFANY:

PRESENTS"

"The COMMAND PERFORMANCE

Kings May Command!'

The Destinies of Kingdoms May Hang on a Matrimonial Alliance-

Bat Love Obeys Only One Command!

Commanded to Woo and Win a Princess For Another, or else Die, an Actor. Wins Her for Himself in Spite of Every Intrigus.

NEIL HAMILTON

UNA MERKEL

HELEN WARE ALBERT GRAN

From the Play by

C STAFFORD Dickens

Directed by Walter Lan

AnEnlish Cast with American Direction.

The eyes of LOVE

are the eyes of

Elissa Landi in ALWAYS

LAND!

FOX

PICTURE

GOODBYE

with

LEWIS STONE

Mayfair at her feet-Scotland Yard on her trail, but her love belonged her victim a dar.

ng game of heart's and diamonds.

NEXT

ATTRACTION

Wits and wiles,

tears and smiles

and a gor geous woman

DOCTORS WIVES

with

WARNER

JOAN

FOX

PICTURE

has

CHARLIE RUGGLES The Girl Habit

A Paramenent Pupure

You're not too Old! You're not too Young!

You can still get **The

Girl Habit"-And the Laugh of Your Life!

TO-NIGHT IN HONGKONG (WANCHA! RECLAMATION—9,15 P.M.)

HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.

30

50

EUROPEAN ARTISTS

PERFORMING ANIMALS

MATINEES

30

50

SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 4.15 P.M. CHILDREN HALF PRICE TO MATINEES ONLY. PRICES OF ADMISSION.

(Including Tax).

Full Box to hold alx.... $23.00 Second Chairs

Single Seat in Box

-First Chairs .......

$4.40 Stails Carpota

$3.80 Gallory

Bocking at Moutrla's Co. Sundays At The Circus Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform

2.28

$ 1.10

.55

Half price to stalls and second chairs only. Menagerie Open Daily From 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. W. HARMSTON,

A. J. CLOTHIER,

Proprietor.

R. BELL, Representative.

A JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 8. Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria Eogiglong.

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