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THE HONGKONG. - TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932.

CENTRAL THEATRE

TEL.

25720

SHOWING TO-DAY at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

Booking at the Theatre. Tel. No. 25720.

The Latest 1932 United Artists Super Special Feature Shown for the First Time in the Far East.

Come On/LET'S GO/

long around thi mchayad globe with'

rlag, dauntleta, happy-go-lucky Dong Ha eztre» vikutaone wv Epix an event so the birth of

the talkies! Halled by pewas and pollu a Dong's gendant

screen achieveme

21,000 MILES OF LAUGHS, BAGS, THRILLS and ROMANCE!

Ball the clouds .......... handle scesos.......lesp entitiente ... meet kings and potes- tates to the clamoring roar of millions

the joy_tide of all timesi

AROUND the WORLD 80 MINUTES with

in 80

Douglas FAIRBANKS

ALL THE WORLD HIS STAGEI CONTINENTS HIS PLAYGROUNDI UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE

You've to apend thousands of dollars and waste many month time before you can travel around the world, but with Dong's introduction, it only rasts you $1 or $2 and save you a lot of trouble ico. All you need is to xit iu relaxation on a comfortable chair and allow Doug to conduct you to trot all over Japan, China, Sium, indo China, Hawalf and the Philip pinca to see and hear the countless strangest facts, strangest sights and strangest invid. ents that you'd never have a chance even to dream of. You will ser the appearances t the King and Queen of Siam. The saharaties of Coochbehar. Dr. Mel Lau Fang the greatest female impersonator. Aguinaldo, the famous leader of the Philippine Insurrection and other You will also see the queerest dances displayed by rulers and leaders of varians countries

Other the Cambodian dancers and actressra and by the Siam Royal Palace Dancing girls. fascinating features are for numerous to enumerate. IT IS FULL IF THRILLS, LAUGHS & AMUSEMENTS,

ADDED ATTRACTIONS

OAUMONT HOUND NEWS NO, 28 & SOUND MIRROR NÒ. 63

SPECIAL PRICES OF ADMISSION FOR TO-DAY

Dreas Gircle Upper Circle

$2.20

Back Stall..

$1.60

$1,00

Front Stall.

$1.00

Children Half Price

$1.00

Servicemen to Back Stall

(Including Tax.)

-NEXT CHANGE-

A WOMAN OF ICE- WELTED BY LOVE! ...she was cool, cold, frigid in the face of life...But face to face

Another with love her soul smouldered in

1932

United

Artists

Latest

Special

Feature

rapture...and burned its brand deep into the heart of a woman who thought she was immunel

SAMUEL

GOLDWYN

SWANSON

TONIGHT NEVER

RASIO DE DAVID BELASCO'S GREAT STAGE

52 LEGI WATASS

UNITED

Alphen LED ARTISTS PICTIFLE

FANNY NETTON

Another

1932

United

•Artists

Latest

Special

Feature

LOCAL SOCCER.

SHIELD FINALS ON SATURDAY.

There is an attractive soccer programme for Saturday, when the Senior and Junior Shield finals will take place, as well as a First Division game. The fixtures are na follows:

Junior Shield Finial

Argylla or R.A.F. v. 12th Bat tery, Club ground, Referee, S.B.P.O. Holt. Linesman, Lawrence & Lalt. Kick-of 2.15 p.m. sharp. Extra time if necessary

Senior Shield Final.

S.W.B. የ. H.K. Club, Club ground. Referee, G. Caswell. Linesmen, P.0. Kirby and Cpl. F. V. Holland. Kick-off 4.15 p.m.

Extra time r necessary.

1st Division.

St. Joseph's v. Navy, Navy ground. Referee, J. W. Bald- win. Kick-off 4.30 1.1. sharp.

ATE M. HAARDT.

BODY BEING SENT TO FRANCE.

In accordance with the wishes expressed by the family of the Inte Monsieur G.M. Hanedt, leader of the Central Asian Expedition, the burial will take place in Paris, no ceremonies being held here.--

Accompanied by the three mem- berg of the expedition at present in Hongkong, the cou will be embarked on the French liner anil- Ing from this part on the 29th inst. The other members of the party which have already arrived in Indo-China, will go aboard at Saigon in order to escort the body of their lender to France.

Residents of the Colony who de- aire to express their sympathy with M. Haardt's family and his friends are asked to kindly write their names at the French Consul General's office in a book provided for this purpose.

Among the many cables of con- dolence received from leading per. sonalities the world over are the President of the Council, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, who have expressed the deep sympathy of the French Government "which Associates whole-heartedly with the expedition in its grief at the loss of their chief."

HONGKONG SHARE

The

MARKET.

OFFICIAL SUMMARY BY

STOCK EXCHANGE,

market displayed greater firmness nt this morning's session, resulting in some of the rates being marked up substantially..

Sales.

Hongkong Banks $1450/1400. Providents (New) $2.35.

Hotels $13.05/13% Cam. Rights. Hongkong Lands $75,

Hongkong Realties $10%/11. Ewo Cotton Tls. 1400. Hongkong Trama $21.40/2114. China Lights (Old) $21. Hongkong Electrics $74. Cements (Combined) $19.15. Hongkong Ropes $184. Dairy Farms $29.

Constructions (New) $1.90.

Buyers. Hongkong Banks $1440. Unión Insurance $445, China Underwriters $4. Providents (OM) $450. Providents (New) $2.30, Hotel 13 Com. Rights. Hotels Higbis $24. Hongkong Lands $75. Hongkong Realties $10. Chinese Estates $95, Ewo Cottons Tis. 15.30, Hongkong Trams $21.36. Star Ferries $914. China Lights (Old) $214. Chinn Lights (New) $20%. Hongkong Electrics $74%. Telephones (P.P.) $21. Canton Ice 80. Cements (Combined) $18. Cements (Old) $12. Cements (New) $5. Dairy Farms $28%. Watsons $15,50.

Lane, Crawfords (Old) $516. Lane, Crawfords (New) $5, Amusements $20.60, Constructions (Old) $0. Constructions (New $1.90. Govt. Loans 4% Premium.

Bollers

Canton Insurance $1250.

South China Motors "B" $12, Humphreys $18.

Malabon Sugars $22,

FUNNIER THAN “HALF SHOT'

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DUE SUNDAY AT THE QUEEN'S.

Easter

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Made at our own Chocolate Factory

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Awaits you at the "Corner House". King's Theatre Building

and

at our Main Store

Exchange Building.

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