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CENTRAL

HEATR

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30.

YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT BUT HE IS FUNNIER THAN EVER

SYDNEY HOWARD

In

a Certain Winner for the Laughter Roce

Upoby

COME AND LET SYDNEY HOWARD TEACH YOU ́HOW TO PICK THE WII^IERS!

A BRITISH AND DOMINIONS PICTURE

You loved her in CIMARRON SYMPHONYOF BIX MILLION BACK STREET GREAT LOVER

COMMENCING TO-MORROW

YOU JUST

CAN'T RESIST

IRENE

DUNNE

in

NO OTHER WOMAN

From Eugene Waller's stage success, "Just a Woman”

With CHARLES BICKFORD GWILI ANDRE. ERIC LINDEN Directed by J. Walter Ruben. David O. Selmick, executive producer. AħRKO-RADIO Picture of course!

ADDED ATTRACTION

Special 3 Reel Musical Featuretto "SO THIS IS HARRIS" STARRING PHIL HARRIS

NOT TO BE MISSED

MAJESTIC

To-day & To-morrow at 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m. "HELL ON THE

WESTERN FRONT

The Colossal German Picture of the Great Wa

Thrilling Battles fo

Verdun Wand:

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

MARCEL CAFE

LICENCE

RAISED AT MEETING

·OF BOARD

OBSTRUCTED AN

·ARREST

MAN REPRIMANDED

:: BY MAGISTRATE

The absence of Mr. N. Blu- menthal, tenece of the Marcel Cafe, Kowloon, was queried by WOMEN WHO MAKE the Licensing Board this morning consequent on. altonblon being drawn to the matter by the Police i authorities,

TROUBLE

· PROMINENT : INDUSTRIALIST

DEATH OF SIR

G. VYLE

London, Sopt. 7. The death occurred to-day of Sir. Gilbert Vyle, aged 63 a prominent Industrialist, who was Chairman. of the British Proparatory Com- "If a person is being arrested mittee to the Ottawa Conference, and resists arrest, and, refuses to and was an ex-President of the come to the Station. It is the duty British Chamber of Commerce.- of the Police to use aufficient force British Wireless. to bring him up. You are not to Sir Gilbert was managlug dires- Interfere with them," remarked tor of Mesars, W. T. Avery, Ltd., Mr. Wynne-Jones in the Central and Associated Companies, as well Police Court this morning when nachalvman and director of sev Mr. Perdué D.S.P., recommend he imposed anne of $25 on Leeferal other important industrial ed a teniporary transfer of the Ht, mess contractor, aboard, the concerns. licence to the son. The positions. Tung On, for obstructing Con-

Ho was the son of Samuel however, was that a condition of stable Yeung Yee in the execution Vyle of Haverford West, who or the licence. having been woken, of his duty in Rumsey Street.

ganised the first public electricity station in England.

It was stated that when the absence of Mr. Blumenthal was questioned, it was explained that he was ill in Japan. The bus neas in the meantime was being tooked after by his son,

closed down. The son had at no

the premises were liable to be The constable; It was stated, time made an application for hawking congee without a licence, was arresting & Chinese woman for transfer.

The Chairman said he was fire and defendant interfered. Defen- pared to recommend to the Burddant took the offer's hand off the that if the son desired the Heence!

Defendant I only told the con- to be transferred to himself, it should be so transferred, subistable not to twist the old woman's to payment of expenses incide: hand. She refused to go to the atation and I was afraid he migh! to the transfer,

hurt her.

ex

Mr. Blumenthal, Jnr, was called before, the meeting, and he gave "misunderstanding" as planation of his delay in applying for a transfer,

The Chairman: You real we could close the premises down in the absence of the Heencée. Are you prepared to apply for transfer of the licence in your own name until the end of the year?

woman,

1. Inspector Brennau remarked the woman did not complain at all of being hurt.

The magistrate asked the woman what she meant by creating the trouble, and she replied she did not want to be arrested As she was not earning enough,

The magistrate: I have seen some of you women arrested and The applicant, elgnified his have seen some of the trouble readiness to take up the transfer. you make. You lie down on the

The Chairman: Subject to road....you scream. your petting a transfor

the

She was fined $4. licence you may carry on. You must understand that you are the Heenece and that you must not go away from the Colony without permission of the Board. You will now apply to the Secretary for the transfer of the licence,

The Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster (Attorney-General), Chairman; Mesars. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, J. L. MacPherson, J. M. Wong, C. G. Perdue, D.S.P., representing the Police; and H. Owen Davies,

The following members of the -Licensing-Board were-present: Secretary:

LAST TWO

DAYS

At 2.30,

*6.10, 7,15 8

9.30 p.m.

KITY

LARCENY

on his conscience LOVE

in his heart

Every woman will want to- change places with this girl imprisoned with chains of kisses on a cozy yacht in dreamy moonlit waters.

|

AIR-CONDITIONED: THEATREN

Dangerously

with

Warner BAXTER

Miriam JORDAN Herbert MUNDIN Story by Paul Harvey Fox Directed by

Frank Tuttle

4' SHOWS

DAILY

2,30-5.15

7.15-9.30

TO-DAY

Yours

TRAINED AS ENGINEER. Sir Gilbert was trained as an

electrical engineer, and Joined H. M. Service, being first attached to the engineering branch of the Post Office. Subsequently he went to the Colonial Ofer and served abroad.

When he returned to England ho became engaged in the manufne- lure of electrical apparatus, later Practising as Consulting Indus trial Engineer in Manchester, and, being eventually engaged in Indus- trial work in Birmingham.

He took a close interest in lab- our and coinmercial questions.

DESIGNED AIRCRAFT. He organised the manitfacture and design of aircraft for the Ad- miralty, Army and later the Air Force; and also the production of Mine Sinkers, Projectiles and Munition Factory Equipment.

He served on innumerable com mittees and bodies, was one time Chairman of the British Committee of Empire Trade, and acted as in- dustrial adviser at the Ottawa Economic Conference.

He was the author of many ar- ticles and issued a memoranda on Export Trade, Finance, Education and-Postal Matters,

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man on

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O HENRY SE

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Sergeant Mickay; Dunn, ""Big Casino" fearless fighior. lover who could “outski killar...but

THEATRE

TS

GREAT

ALAVE

with

Raul ROULIEN

Gloria STUART

Edna May OLIVER

Herbert MUNDIN

Joan MARSH

Directed by Alfred Werker *Fresa story by John D. Sveska

FLEMING

ROAD

WANG HẢI.

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1933.

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To-day & To-morrow at 2.30, 5,10, 7.15 & 9.20

THEY SAID HE WOULDN'T LIVE A DAY WITH THE SECRET HE HELDI

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the Living Record... the Story of a Man

Finance on the Cross

THE

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DOLLAR SCANDAL

ROBERT ARMSTRONG- CONSTANCE CUMMINGS

OLEA BACLANOVA FRANK MORGAN JANIS GLEASON IRVING PICKEL

A Garamount Picture *

"Don't Speak""" She Cried. "If You Love Me... Don't Speak!!!

ALNO RUDY VALLEE

MUSICAL

FROM SUNDAY

MARION

YOU'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER HER AS" PEG"

Your oyds will be teardimmed when sho singe- "Swoot- hoart Darlin." And how you'll laugh as they try to make a "Lady" of this lovely little colleen.

A

ROBERT Z. LEONARD production

IN

DAVIES PeG O'My Heart

ONSLOW

with STEVENS

TO-DAY and TO-MORROW

J. FARRELL MacDONALD

JULIETTE COMPTON

At 2.30 5:20,

(STAR) 7.20 19.20

DIVORCE

IN THE

FAMILY

WITH JACKIE

COOPER

and:

LEWIS STONEWAR

Metro Goldwyn Mayer. PICTURE