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CINEMA SCREENINGS. ¡marital adjustment between an am- bitious young surgeon and bin nue- picious wife as at the King's, Theatre HOW,
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Information has been received that the Siberian route is uninter- aldrupted and the service by, this roule will accordingly be resumed forth
Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett, in the co-featured lends ETC to be ideally suited to the characteri- | with.
ations of Doctor Julson Ponning" and “Nha Wyndham,“
If you like sentiment mixed up in equal proportions with thrills you will find "The Rosary the best drama to date which is showing on Thura- The stary revolves around the rom day at the Queen's, much to your ance of Baxter and Joan Bennett, who liking. By the way, it was produces are drawn together by the death of by that clever actor, Gay Newall, who | Jonn's father, "Dr. Mark Wyndram," acted in and directed many charming mdmirably portrayed in the piece by pictures in the days of silent finis. Jolm St. Pulls, Baxter attends the Tho Ronry" provides Margot last moments of the father. Attract- Grahame, now a recognised beauty of in the girl, he gives her employ.
of receiving the THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB English screen, with a sympathe sent as an assistant in his research tle role which suits her subtle, irresis-inbarstory. Their marriage follows tible personality. It is the old story quickly. Report of the Directors and the
of love and merifiee, a story ever Statement of Accounts for the
appealing to the human mind with year ended 31st December, 1931.
the music of the song running through The Transfer Books of the Com-:
the atory. The hours I spent with CLOSED wffl
from
thee, dear heart, are es a string of pany
pearls to me. I count them over Tuesday, the 1st March, 1932, to Thursday, the 10th March, 1932,
every one spart, my Itosary." The settings designed by James Carter are both days Inclusive.
particularly fine, as is also the photo By order of the Board of Directors,
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enneted by
For a time, all is happiness. Then Joan discovers that it is his associates and waistance, not herselt, who share in Baxter's work. Her growing sun- piclans are justified, so she thinks, private consulation room one day to when she inadvertently entera Baxters
Helene Millard, and admitted admirer find "Van Grosby," Mary Edwards, played by Margot of Baxter being examined for n The timin interval will be taken after Grahame, and Vera Mannering, play "heart trouble" which Joan knows the ifth race on the first four days.
ed by Elizabeth Allan, are half cannot be cured by medial science, sisters. They both love
in her agony at having her suspicions the same MEMBERS' BADGES AND
man, Ronald Overton, played by confirmed, she leaves the house with ENCLOSURE.
Leslie Perrine. Neither is prepared out a word to Baxter, and goes Members are reminded that they to retire in favour of the other-Mary, to the apartment of "Dr. Kane Ryter," and their Indien must wear
their because her
In reciprocated, and eminent research worker and life-long badges prominently displayed.
Vera, because he thinks Ronald is friend of Baxter, played by Victor No one without a badge will be ad- too wealthy to lose. Vera lion to Varconi. One night at Varconi's In mitted to the Members' Enclosure,
Mary about her intimacy with Itonald, enough to convince Joan that this solve her problem. Badges admitting non-members to and she is an convincing that Mary was not the way
Frank Borzage, the director of the Members' Enclosure and Club prepares to enter a convent. On re Rooma at $10.00 per day including turning home after interviewing the Doctors' Wives," has given to the tax-r $10.00 including tax for the mother superior, played by Irene drama of the picture and the final Meeting (ladies $5.00 and $20,00 Rooke, Mary hears a shot. She rushes solution of their difficulties, the un- respectively), are obtainable through to the drawing-room, and finds Vera derstanding and keen sympathy with the Secretary upon introduction by with a revolver in her hand standing human nature that has characterized Member, such Member to be respon
over the dead body of OBCAT Dal-all his work ainee_kis immortal “7th sible for all chits, etc. Members mayne played by Robert Holmes. Henzen." How Baxter and Joan
admitting to Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Mury is discovered by the police finally work out their destinies, hap. with Vera's revolver in her hand. She is arrested and charged with pily is said to have given the screen masterpiece. Helene Millard, l'aul murder. She lies to save her sister. Forcast and Cecilia Leftun head the
supporting cant.
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they are
On ne pretext will children be per mitted in either enclosure during the
rst four days of the Meeting.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The price of admission to the Puble Enclosure is $4.00 per day including tax for all persons Including ladies and is payable at the Gate.
Soidlers and Sailors in uniform arı admitted to the Public Enclosure at $1.00 per day Inrinding tax.
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The sacrifice deeply affocia Vera, and she rushes to the court, and after wandering in a frantic state of mind through the streets, at last dares to buy a newspaper, and reads that the On her ro verdict Is Not Guilty." lense Mary goes to the convent: but Vera brings her lover to her, and when they are reconelled Vera enters, the convent and "kisses the Cross." It is a moving film, very finely actel. The cast includes Walter Plers, Charles Groves, John McNally. Victor Fairley and Sydney Grahame.
for
Bookmakers, Tic Tac men ete. will
"Doctors' Wiven." not be permitted to operate within
extraordinarily Bringing dramen the precincts of The Hung
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"Doctors' obtainable in. the problem, will be
Wives," Tiffins
Bieturization of the dlculties of Restaurant in the Public Enclosure. SERVANTS PASSES. Passes for Sorvants will be issued on application to the Secretary, 3rd' Floor, Gloucester Building.
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rede- Employers are requested tribute them with discrimination and. to endorse their names un the passes. Servants are not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for pass ing through on their duties but mast remain in their employees' atanda. Any persons found nitering Servants' pairs in their possession
and wilt will forfeit the same removed from the enclosure. By Order,
C. B. BROWN,
Secretary. Hongkong, 8th February, 1932. HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD. NOTICE la heroby given that Annual Ordinary General
HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary Yearly Meeting of the Shareholders in this Corporation will be held at the Head office of Queen's the Corporation, No. 1 Central, with Road
Hongkong. -on Saturday, the 27th February, 1932, at 11.30 nm. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Board of Directors together with Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1931. The Register of Shores of the Corporation will be closed from Monday, the 15th February, to Saturday, the 27th February, 1932
days inclusive), (both
during which
transfer period o
for
л
of
a Statement of Accounts and the Report of the Board of Directors the for the year ended on the 31st ecting of Shareholders will be
at the Hongkong Hotel. shares can be registered, December, 1931, and re-electing held
Hongkong. on Monday, the 29th By order of the Board of Directors, two Directors and the Auditors.
The Transfer Books of the Com-Tebruary, 1932, at 11.30 a.m.
of receiving the pany will be closed from Wednes-the purpose day. the 17th February. 1932. to Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for Wednesday, the 2nd March, 1932.
December, the year ended 31st both days inclusive.
1931.
By Order of the Board.
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"Ladies of the Big House." More than fifty employees of the Paramount studios in Hollywood can now see their faces on the screen for the first time in "adies of the lig House," fenturing Sylvia Sidney and Gene Raymond, a gripping ram. ance hive drama with vivid sequences of prison life, which will be the King's Theatre next Wednesday.
"A still cameraman accompanied by Director Marion Gering, set up an impromptu photograph gallery by the entrance to the studio when the picture was being made and grabbed many of the workers as they entered the studio.
"Some were insulted when they learned the pictures were to be used in the rogues gallery in the photoplay, but most of them were amused. Some, carpenters, cameramen, actors, elre- tricians and press agenta proved the right types to represent desperate crime-hartened prison convicts," sald Gering.
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When Gering looked over the proofs he found one photo that particularly appealed to him. "If that man's an acier get him for the death houMES seene," said Goring to his assistant. "He's not an actor," he assistans replied. "Maybe he'll play the part anyway," Gering and. "Maybe,"
vin Thursday Island conceded the assistant. "Who is he? Manlia, Australia, and New Zealand naked Gering. "It is you," replied his assistant. "The camera man took it when you weren't looking."
"Are You There?"
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Lillie, internationally Japan and Canada famous comedienna, made a highly
auspicious debut in her firet Fox Shanghai and “Europe vin Siberia Movietone production, the hilarioua musical farce, "Are You There?" al the Central Theatre last night.
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"Are You There?" is excellent entertainment.
"Tarzan the Tiger." -
Three old "Tarzan" favourites re- turn to their jungle in "Tarzan the Tiger," Universal's sensational new chapter play, with sound, the first Chapter of which will be seen at the Central Theatre on next change.
The old favourites, who made such n hit in Tarzan of the. Apes," the previous sensationally successful feature, are Frank Merrill, Natalie Kingston and Al Ferguson.
Morrill and Miss Kingston again furnish the romantic interest; and Ferguson is an engagingly trencher- ous villain. Merrill again appears as Tarzan, the master of the Jungle, and Miss Kingaton plays the part of Juno, Lady Greystoke.
"Torian the Tiger" is even more vivid and exclling than "Tarzan of the Apes" Tarzan the Tiger" is based on Edgar Rice Burroughs famous novel, "Tarzan and the Jewels Opar."
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