1932-09-30 — Page 24

CENTRAL THEATRE

03720

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30.

THE FUNNIEST COMEDY EVER BEEN SCREENED. MACK SENNETT'S BATHING, PELIPTICS

擎

MUSICAL FASHION REVUE FULL OF JOKES & FUN, VI

MIDNIGHT DADDIES

MACK SENNETT'S BEST TALKING FEATURE

COMEDY

Mack Sennett directed it, Harry Gribbon, Andy Clyde, Alma Ben- nett and big cast of Beauts and Comics. It's Gorgeous-and Big

SPECIAL PRICES ———

DRESS CIRCLE $1.00: BACK STALL 55 Cts. (including tax).

-STARTING TO-MORROW

THE NEWEST UNITED ARTISTS SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCTION, An air comedy that zooms right up into the clouds of enter- tainment—takos you on a criuse through merry gates of laughter.

BOMBSHELLED LAUGHS

WITH

COCK

ER

MORRIS

HOWARD HUGHES

OF

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAD S

WAR FEVER

IN

·S. AMERICA

FRESH FIGHTING

IN CHACO:

BRAZILIAN CIVIL WAR RESPITE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,

Yankees Win ANOTHER STRIKE

Again

Brilliant Pitching by Gomez

WORLD SERIES

BREWING IN LANCASHIRE

SPINNING SECTION

DISPUTE

OFFERS REFUSED

Manchester to-day between the re-

London, Sept. 29. Now York, Sept. 29. The troubles of the Lanca- not Before an enormous crowd at the shire cotton Industry are Yankee Stadium to-day, the Yan-lyet over. With the termination 3 London, Sept. 29.

kees beat the Cubs by five runs of the weavers' strike comes a Despite the efforts to and an to two In the second game of the definite threat of a strike in the amicable settlement of the dispute world series. They only require spinning section of the industry, between Bolivia and Paraguay, to win two of the next five to take After a six-hour conference at hostilities have ΠΟΛΥ boca re-the championship.

amed on a tair scale and there. Again the Yankees were representatives of the cotton-spinn 3 reason to fear that the con- quired to bat in oight innings onlying employers and operativos in ...ct will be of greater severity The result was decided over the regard to the question of a re- first five innings, Gomez pitching As the result of the renewal of brilliantly to send the Cuba back duction of wages, the negotiations fighting, Paraguayan troops claim empty from tho, fourth inning to have captured the forts at onwards. Bouquoron and Toledo in the Gran Chaco.

to

aan ever.

the Bolivin is responding offensive by making extensive pre- parations for a big-scale cam-

vaign.

CHILE OUTBREAK.

The scores were:

Yankoos Caba

R.

2

It.. 10 1 9 0

E.

By Innings the sides scored: Yankees.. 2.0 20 10 0 0 x-5 Cubs .. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2

Gomez pltched and Dickey Meanwhide the peace of South caught for the Yankees. Warncke America continues broken place and Harnett were the Cubs' bat- where. It is roported from tery-Reuter.

Santiago de Chile that a counter- revolutionary movement has broken out. Nothing is known re- garding he outcome of the new development.

From .o de Janeiro it is re- ported that the Paulistas have re- ccagation quested an immediate

of hostilities in order to discuss peace proposals.-Reuter,

KING & QUEEN IN

LONDON TO-DAY

HIS MAJESTY TO MEET

they are

MINISTERS-

London, Sept. 29. The King and Queen this evening ended their stay In Scot- Innd. The Royal train by which travelling South will reach Tondon to-morrow morning.

His Majesty will during the day! give an audience to the Ministers who have resigned, receiving from them their scala of office, and will Inter haul these to the newly aje; "ointed Ministers.-British Wire-

leas.

TO-DAY' ONLY

*1 2.30, 3.10,

7.15 89.30 p.m.

EMPIRE RADIO BROADCAST

HOME PROGRAMME ON XMAS DAY

London, Sept. 29.

It is expected that the first broadcast from the now Empire short-wave station, being con- structed at Daventry by the British Broadcasting Corporation, will take place on Christmas Day, when in effort will be made to transmit part of the Home programme round the world.

The station will begin its tests in a few weeks, but the complete service will not bo established until next year.

The decision to construct a wireless station, for broadcasting through the Empire was made known ten months ago.

The station is estimated to cost £40,000 and its maintenance £42,- 000 yearly. British Wireless.

broke down.

The employers offered to reduce their domands for a wage reduc. tion and said they would accept a cut of 15.5 per cent. off the stand- ard rates, just as has been done on the manufacturing side of the industry.

OPERATIVES' OFFER,

The operatives refused the offer and declined to advance their con- cession previously offered, namely to accept a reduction not exceed- ing 7% per cent, or tenpence in the. pound.

The employors have given notice of a reduction of wages which will expire on October 15. The opern- tives declare that they will resist. -Router.

SLIGHT FALL IN DOLLAR

DESPITE SILVER ADVANCE

The Hongkong dollar declined 1/8th this morning to 18, 3d, despite a rise in silver prices in London. The market is on the easy alde, with very little business passing, the lower rate being largely due to a rise in gold bars.

In London

advanced 1/6th. China bought, and the Continent sold, the market closing quiet. After the official fixing. there was no special feature, buyers being satisfied,

silver

In New York, silver declined 7/16ths to 27.7/16ths. The market was dull. Futures are also down.

KINGS THEATRE

HER FACE IS HER FORTUNE?

THE AIR SINNERS SUN

UNITED ARTISTS

PICTURE

MAJESTIC

TO.DAY & TO-MORROW.

at 8 29, 5.20, 7.29 & 9.20 pm.

LABT TWO DAYS

AT 2 80, 8.1

7. 59:30p.m

THE

Carole LOMBARD Chester MORRIS

ADRIENNE AMES ALISON SKIPWORTH A Paramount Plature

BOCKING AT THE THEATRE TIL, 23313

TO-MORROW The Wedding

Was Grand!

-but somebody ties

a jangling tin can to their Married

Life!

SYLVIA

SIDNEY MARCH

FREDRIC

MERRILY WE GO TO HELL

A Guardmchand GetIAN

S

ADRIANNE ALLEN

Her day of love!· But

she soon finds that o man, DADS won, must HELD-thru risks

she never saw la bar girlhead dreams! ...

ORIENTAL

THEATRE

CARL LAEMMLE

PRESENTS

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NEXT CHANGE SUNDAY, 2nd OCT.

"A HOUSE DIVIDED""Over The Hill"

with

WALTER HUSTON

KENT DOUGLASS HELEN CHANDLER

with

JAMES DUNN. SALLY EILERS MAE MARSE

QUEENS THEA

To-day & To-morrow at 2.30 6.10, 7:15 8.

A RIB-TICKLING BRITISH EXTRAVAGA

SYDNEY HOWARD in SPLINTERS in the NAVY Riotoully Funny Entertainment.

NEXT CHANGE

IN RESPONSE TO INSISTENT POPULAR REQUEST "TARZAN" is brought ba k to continue its record run.

TARZAN

THE APE MAN

Again .G. penetrates the dark continen' of Africs and takes yod on the most exciting Hora sa a treatúra you'va ova knj It tзparador Horn" for thrills and that's going

Based upon the characters created by

EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS

AT THE

STAR

With Johnny WEISSMULLER

directed by the man who TR DR HURN W.8. VAN

KE

C. Aubrey SMITH Maureen O'SULLIVIAN

TO-DAY, & TO-MOBR

at 2.30. 5.20. 7:20 € 9,5

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's-Romance

"CHASING RAINBOWS

with CHARLES KING-BESSIE LOVE

TAIPING

THEATRE

Accessible by both Buses (Queen's Rd, W.) & Tedmé

(Des Veaux.Rd, W.)\\\ SHOWING TO-DAY.

-2.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 P.M.

LOVE IS HER TRADE !

HELEN

TWELVETREES A Woman of Experience

SHE LEARNED ABOUT LOVE PROM MEN!

NEX

"MISS Y