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CENTRAL THEATRE

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPR. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932.

The best ventilated Theatre in the Colony, with over hundred windows which, open at night, give fresh and natural air to the whole house. Our machine is of the biggest size-the sound is the clearest and the price is the highest. We have two large sized lifts for the convenience of our patrons.

THE

SHOWING TO-DAY

at 2.30; 5.15; 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

GREATEST RKO SUPER SPECIAL Feature that takes the place boside "All Quiet," "What Price Glory," "Big Parade" and all other enduring Screen Spectacles. $55,000,000 worth of actual Navy 5,000 in the cast. Equipment. A real vessel sunk. A big clipper burnt. fleet of gigantic destroyers in action along with the submarines. With the co-operation of the whole fleet of 'U.S. Navy -Destroyers and Submarines and thousands of gobs before the picture can be made possible. It's loaded with laughs and thritis the tare heartily welcomed by every family and every member of the family.

What price the glory of the navy as they sail the seas of the cock-eyed world, loving, fighting and winning!

SUICIDE FLEET

BILL BOYD ROBT. ARMSTRONG JAMES GLEASON GINGER ROGERS and thousands of fighting gobs supplied through the courtesy of the United States Navy.

TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEATS EARLY: -NEXT CHANGE

THE LATEST UNIVERSAL SPECIAL PRODUCTION.

LEW AYRES (of “All Quiet" Fame) and ANITA LOUISE (Successor to Lilian Gish)

in

A

WATER POISONING SCARE

NANNING WELLS POLLUTED

Deliberate Work of "Reds?"

(Our Own Correspondent).

Nanning, July 2. The whole city has been in a panic for the past few days, and still is, in consc- quence of reports that or- ganised bands of water-poi- sonere have arrived here with a view to polluting the water supplies.

It is suggested that the nefarious campaign in the work of Bol- sheviks, who desire to disturb the peace of Kwangsi Province.

CRICKET

Conversion

LEADERS' HAVE Scheme A

AN ESCAPE

SUSSEX PLAYER

IN FORM

Big Success

HOLDERS MAKING STATE GIFTS

Two of the outstanding features of the three-day's programme were

London, July 6, the scores registered in the en-; Continued success of the grent counters between Derby and convorsion scheme is officially re- Essex and Northants and Somer-ported to-day. set,

آپ

Somo holders of five per cent. In the first instance Derby gain-War Loan, while converting, are ed first innings points by one run making gifts to the State. A In a total of 729. Derby scored numbor of applicants for conver 365, Smith being the leading con- sion on the Bank of England re- tributor with 111, and to this gister have asked that the оле Essex responded with 364, being pound per cent. bonus payable to pipped on the post in the tense them it they convert their holdings struggle for points. LG. Crawley by July 31st next should not be played a valiant luninga of 138, sent to them, but be retained by but the destructive bowling of the Treasury as a gift to the Lee, who came on fairly late, and nation. took 6 wickets for 67 runs was the deciding factor.

WONDERFUL REPLY.

The Bank of England announces that 50,000 applications for con- version were received by the first

QUEENS THEATRE

The Air is Always Cool and Fresh No Circulation of Old Air, but Natural Ventilation Comfortable Healthy Safe

J

To-day to Saturday at 2,30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 GREATEST WAR FILM EVER

MADE!

4 INFANTRY MEN

Made in the Germin

tongas but with full super-

In the other match, Somerset post to-day, making the total to and Northants acored 927 runs date 100,000 applications. between then and then could not

The Post Office Savings Bank reach a definite result. Northants The story most commonly cur thanks to V.W.C. Jupp (163) put ounces that of 90,000 applica- rent is that these hired water together the handsome score of tions it has so far received, those poisoners have come to Nanning) from the Wat Lum district, where 461, but Somerset faced this with desiring redemption amounted to it is stated that the whole of the delightful soup froid and were six per cent.-British Wire-imposed

ICRs. eventually prevented from seeur- inhabitants of one village were recently poisoned as a result ofing the majority points purely by the clock. When stumps. were drinking polluted supplies.

drawn they had scored 469 for 8) The scare has been heightened wickets, Burrough topping the from the face that several people century mark by 35 runs. here have been taken violently! Bowlers had matters all their Yorkshire and sick, and, as a consequence, the own way when police have arrested several Surrey met, Brown (Surrey) Verity and Bowes (Yorkshire) suspicious characters.

Wells are at present being eare- being the outstanding figures, fully guarded, while

af water Surrey's two dismal failures

MANY ARRESTS.

DRAGON BOAT REGATTA

WUCHOW STAGES, BIG FESTIVAL

Wachow, July 3, While thousands of spectators

carriers are requested to keep their the crease allowed the "Tykes" from near and far lined the banks nails covered so that no-one can to win comfortably despite the fact of the West River. Wuchow to-day drop poison in them.

that they only totalled 119 in two held its annual Dragon Boat Re- Exciting scenes were witness-innings,

gatta. The gala occasion ind ed when the police effected the, MIDDLESEX UNLUCKY.

been scheduled for last Sunday urrest of numbers of suspects, !

but the freshet condition of the hundreds of people, in a threa- Middlesex had by far the better West River made it necessary to tening mood. following the of the game against Kent at the postpone the fete until to-day. arrested people to the police opening of the Tunbridge Wells station.

festival, and the time elenient Fourteen dragon boats, each It has not yet been disclosed frohbed them of outright victory seating from 30 to 40 men, parti- whether any of those arrested have| Woolley alone stood up

to theipated in the race, which Was been found guilty of actually Middlesex attack in their first infee miles in length; the

held over a stretch of water over

poisoning the water supplies.

WEST RIVER BANDITS

TROOPS SEIZE GUNS IN DRIVE

Wachow, July 3. A report for Tung Uen, à city on the south bank of the West River, states that the local military has made a successful drive on a band of brigands which have been operating in that section of the

West River.

boats nings, when he scored 94 out of 221 Middlesex replied with 421 Starting at Yunghai and finish- Hearne 1), and it was onlying at Wuehow. During the race hundreds of boats dotted the river 'Ames who saved Kent' from in

long the entire course of the race. outright defeat. His 130 not out in the second innings allow and particularly in the vicinity of ed the leaders to finish up with crowded with spectators followed the finishing line. Large junks, 298 runs on the board for the?

the dragon bouts, Prizes of loss of D wickets.

money, wine, foodstuffs, pennants, James Langridge was in magni-and other things were awarded to ficent all round form for Sussex the winners. The dragon boats against the South Americans, pol] aud their crews represent the only aroring 128, but capturing į various temples in this section of 7 wirkels for 87 runs,-Reuter. Kwangsi.

munition is a long step towards stopping banditry, as the robbers

cannot operate without arms, and it is extremely difficult for them to replenish their stocks. Our Own

Several guns were captured, but the robbers made their escape. The capturing of arms and am- Correspondent.

TO-DAY

ONLY

At 2.30, 5.10,

7.15 89.30 p.m.

To-day's race was held without accident, but several weeks ago, during a practice contest, one dra- gon boat was caught in whirling.

rapid waters and was overturn- ed. However, all the rowers were able to swim so there were no cARUA- litles-Our Own Correspavilent.

KING'S THEATRE

He Dared Not Speak

-Though

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE

TEL. 25313

TO-MORROW

explanatory English titles.

G. W. PABST S Reply to

"ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT."

TO-DAY 8 TO-MORROW

The Picture That Lives!

A REMARKABLE GERMAN PRODUCTION

NEXT CHANGE-

E

Marie Dressler

in

EMMA

1

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

Daily at 2.30, 5.20

STAR 720 89.20 p.m.

THE GREAT

MEADOW

with JOHN MACK BROWN

Headlines

Screamed

“Guilty”!

LEW

IN

AYRES HEAVEN ONEARTH

A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

WHY-did murder and the

hectic lava-life of

this gorgeous blonde?

WHY-did be young lover's

father forbid him to talk?

WHY- the boy coment to hide

what he knew?

The SILENT WITNESS

with LIONEL ATWILL

Greta Missora

Welder: Heylacırsı

Bramwell Fletcher Helen Mack

Directed by Marcel Varnal

and It. L. Hough

FOX VICTURE.

ALSO COMEDY

"THREE HOLLY

WOOD GIRLS"

A FOX PRODUCTION

WITH AN ENGLISH CAST

The Low-Down

on The

HI-JACKERSI

They pass up a million

dollars worth of loot for

* million dollars worth

of love!

CHEATERS AT PLAY

selch a great cunt devaluing

Thomas MEIGHAN

Charlotte GREENWOOD William Bakewell

Barbara Wocks Linda Watkins James Kirkwood

Story by Louis Joseph Vázos Directed by Hamilton McFadden

FOX PICTURE

MAJESTIC

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

· At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 P.M.

WILLIAM

The Thrilling Drama Behind the Scream-

POWELL ing Headlings

או

For the Defense

a Paramount Picture

with

KAY FRANCIS

Now Revealed! See

the Price this Man Pays for Love! And Why!

Printed and Published for the Proprietora by FREDERICK FEROT FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3. Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria Hongkong.

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