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CENTRAL

THEATRE

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TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

At 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

S-H-I-V-E-R

if you must. Scream if you will

-there's nothing can stop you from sitting glued to your seat when you see the great my». tery picture made from the great mystery novel by J.B.Priestley.

OLD DARK AHOUSE

with

KARLOFF. MELVYN DOUGLAS Charles Laughton, Gloria Stuart, Lilian Bond and other. Pro duced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. Directed by JAMES WHALE Presented by Carl Laemmle. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

STARTING SUNDAY

HERE AT LAST! RKO-RADIO'S MILLION DOLLAR SPECTACLE.

The Play that Swept the World

is the Triumph

of the Screen!

Richard Walton Tully's matchless stage success... a thousand times more thrilling now!

KING VIDOR'S

BIRD OF PARADISE

RKO

Radio

TOMAT

RKO-RADIO. PICTURE

with

DOLORES DEL RIO and JOEL MCCREA John Halliday, Creighton Chaney, Richard""Skosts”Gallagher, Bert Roach, David O. Bolenick, Envcvitve Producat

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PEROT FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3. Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria Hong kong

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1933.

EARL'S SON FREED

FATAL ACCIDENT IN BERKSHIRE

GRAND JURY'S DECISION

London, Jan. 12. Lord Howard of Effingham, old- er son of the fifth Earl of Eng- ham, was today finally discharged at the Borks Ásaizes on a charge of the manslaughter of a labour- or who was found dead on the Henley Road at Romenham, Berks,

The Grand Jury returned a "No True Bill," and the trial was not, therefore, proceeded with.

It will be recalled that Lord Howard was acquitted in Novem- ber last by the Maldenhead magis- trates, but having been committed on a Coroner's Warrant, the jury at the inquest finding that Lord: Howard" was criminally negligent,} ho was compelled to present him- nelf for trial to-day.

ALARM FOR HINKLER

NOT THE SLIGHTEST NEWS

SIX DAYS MISSING

London, Jan. 12.

The continued absence of nows {has now created the gravest fears as to the fate of Squadron-Leader One of the great. Impariat AirHinkler, who left England on ways · London-Paris liners which have created a new record.

BRITISH AIR RECORD

HERACLES CLASS PERFORMANCE

Saturday on A solo fight to Austraila.

British aviation authorities aro most anxious to receive any help which air or broadcasting authorf- ties in countries along his route can offer in tracing the missing airman.

Hinkler was using the Puss Moth Rreoplana in which he flow the South Atlantic over a year ago and which possessed a range of about 2,000 miles.

It is believed that he intended to London, Jan. 12. ly down the Rhone Valley and The fleet of four Handley Page along the French and Italian The accident ocurred on the biplanes, the Horacles class, which Rivieras to Remo over the Apen- night of October 9, when Lord are the largest airliners yet com- nines to Brindisi, and, if fuel sup- Howard drove from Henley to mfaafoned by any transport complies permitted, over the 360 miten Maidenhead in a coupe car. At pany, have established a record in of the Adriatic to Athens, which 11.30. he stopped near a Maiden-the regular day by day operation is less than 2,000 miles from Lon- head constable and told him that in the cross-Channel services of ton, he had something important to Imperial Airways, say. Broken gings fell from the car na Lord Howard got out He said that he was covered in glass, and added. "I have run into some- thing on the Hanley rond.""" went to the police station.

VIOLENT IMPACT.

He

Throughout the winter and sum

What is not known is whether he deviated from this route because of the weather conditions which, eh driven by four 550 h.p. Bris-over Europe-British Wireless. wer months, these ginnt craft. in Saturday, wer generally bad

tol Jupiter air-cooled mators, make the London-Paris journey BRITISH TEA SALE with clockwork precision.

al-

The four planes have, between The windscreen Alass on the

the them. flown the equivalent of 400 near side was smashed and near side wing lamp was missing. 900 miles, and have carried Inn atatement Lord Howard sald together 47.300 passengers. Dur-) that the fog was very denee. He ing the summer months, each ma- saw the bright headlamps of a chine carried a daily average of 55 vehicle which appeared to be on passengers. the wrong side of the road.

The planes carry a crew of four passengern on cach journey.- British Wirelena.

•

TO SOVIET

SEVEN MILLION LBS. THIS YEAR

London, Jan. 12.

The Indian Tea Association In London has arranged for the sale of osven million pounds of ten to Centrosojus (England) Limited,

supply to Russia during 1933.

"I pulled out to the right to Avoid hitting it," Lord Howard stated, "und at the moment of

The tea will be supplied from t passing I received a violent im

hundred planting concerns and pact. I pulled up as soon as I

will be purchased through nuc- could and went back to investi-away and there were "dragging tions. It is to be supplied upon gate, but could find nothing."

Lord Hon twelve months' credit basis, and

marka" on the rond.

Next morning Hawkes's body ward's alde lamp was found 30 the quantity may be increased by was found. His cap was 40 feet feet from the body.-Reuter.

SHOWING TO-DAY

A: 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 8 9.30 p.m.

KING'S THE

three million pounds.-Router,

THEATRE HONCKONCS FINEST CNEMA.

A_Tailor_Whose

Arms Fitted Per- factly Around Any Girl!

Maurice

CHEVALIER

TO- DAY

"LOVE ME TONIGHT"

JEANETTE MADONALD

The greator-than-over

Chovaller in a gay comady

of Paris where only the river is Salnai

Gay songs, gayʻlove, gay laughs—in the gayest, most human picture of the yearl

Hear Him Sing: "In't It Romantic#"

4 SHOWS

CARLY

7.58-0

“I'm An Apache" and "Mimi"!

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НЕХТ ОДАКСЕ SUNDAY: 15th JAN..

VOTE EVERY SCHNOZZLEI And Laugh For The Next Four Years!

THE

PHANTOM PRESIDENT

ORIENTALE

WHITE HELL of

PITZ PALU

ROAD

WITH

GEORGE M. COHAN

CLAUDETTE COLBERT JIMMY

~ DURANTE

WANDHAI TEL BESTS

a Garamount Gicture

TO.

MORROW

A wonderful picture filmod in the high alps of Switzerland, it tells” a gripping story of three buman beings at the mercy of avalanobos and slides in thio mountains and how they are rescued through the aid of a daring aviator, This lat truly sonsational entertainmont, A Picture that is Different form „Anyihing you Kvar Saw1; ́

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MORE

THRILLING THAN "PAID" OR "THE"

TRIAL OF MARY DUGANĮ

The whole world called hor bad--but her only sin was love and a sacrifice no one would over know17

Bayard Veiller, that master of thrilling drama, here tops his greatest triumphal

UNASHAMED

Starring

TWELVETREES

Helen

with ROBERT YOUNG, LIWIS

STONE, JEAN HERSHOLT, JOHN MILJAN

Directed by Harry BEAUMONT

FROM SUNDAY

Metro- Goldwyn

Mayer

FLOTURE

DID. SHE RECOGNIZE HIS LOVE-MAKING?

His disguise was PERFECT--

but when he began to make love to herma could she be fooled?

At last in talkies! Amer ica's greatest stage stars of the Theatre Guild in the gay, saucy, naughty ro mance that excited Broad- way for more than a year. Their first screen appear.

ance!

Alfred LUNT Lynn FONTANNE The GUARDSMAN

AT THE

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presents.

BILL BOYD

IN

"THE BIG GAMBLE"

THRILLS and EXCITEMENT:

LOVERNE

ROMANCE