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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,

WIFE OF. BISHOP.

WELCOME EXTENDED TO MRS, HALL

Over 100 people from all parts of the Colony attended the "At Home" arranged by the Victoria Diocesan and Missionary Asiocin tion and held at the Cathedral Holl yesterday to welcome Mrs. R. O. Hall, wife of the Bishop of Victoria, to her now abode.

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NOTES SUPPLIED BY THE THEATRES

Edward Everett Horton, who a manager to the Marvello Troupe in "Soldiers of the King, became an actor quite by chance.

WOMAN BEARS.

Every few weeks it comes round with monotonous regularity. And for women who nre not vigorous and strong it is a period of great trial. Even after the aches and pains have subsided many women feel weak and listless, suffer from headaches, and no strength or It was while at college that ho maile dizziness, have his stage debut. He was asked if he appetite as a result of the nervous would like to try out Bart in the strain, they have had to endure,

For women who suffer like this collogu play! He said that he would Described by speaker as

try anything once, and minds quite a there is a proved remedy available in the "hardened traveller," she has come success. It was the part of a parti. Dr. Williams Pink Pills. All to help her husband in the Farcularly ally ass. The show ran in a world over these pills are regarded special friend to women. Because New York theatra for a week, and 48 East.

that weck made him decids that Dr. Williains' Pink Pills create plenti. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hall is Pro-history and mathematics wasn't so hot ful supplies of new rich red blood sident of the Association and the after all."'

they are just the thing to enable invitation was issued by the Vice-

women to withstand the demands chairman, the Rev. W. W. Rogers.

Naturo makes upon their bloodstream, Vicar of Kowloon, and the com- mittee.'

A

The guests wore recolved by Mra. Hall. The Rev. N. V. Halward (Joint secretary of the Association with Mrs. S. S. Strahan), was in charge of the Introductions. The Blahop was present and greeted the guests inside the Hall,

So Edward Horton became an actor "Soldiers of the King" is showing to- and won fame in theatreland.

day at the King's Theatre.

roles,

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Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have hoen most rigorously tented by the medical profession and their blood-creating "The Story of Templo Drake"

nerve-strengthening properties

For anaemia (blood Int- As the last of the "wild" Drakes, dorsed.

the nilments Mirlam Hopkins kiven a superb poverishment) and characterization in the title role, of resulting therefrom Dr. Williams Paramount's "The Story of Temple Pink Pills are the accepted specific, Drake," which in coming to the Weak and aliing women should start Queen's. The picture based ona on a courne of Dr. Williams' Pink All chemiats can William Faulkner novel, features an Pills without delay, Following tes provided and sery excellent cast including Jack LaRue, supply you.

William Gargan, William Collier, Jr., ed by members of the Cathedra!

Standing Women's Guild, Mr. Rogers said he Irving Pichel and Sir Guy

In one of the screen's most dimeult had been asked by the Committoc to welcome Mrs. Hall to the Colony rect Miss Hopkins portrays with; per- understanding the complexities of and had intended describing the literature's most spirited character. bewilderment she must feel aftor Temple Drake ja, a strange composite travelling halfway round the world of good and evil forces, a curious to finish up in Hongkong with its |

mixture of conventional attributes and mixture of races. He had dis- uncontrollable desires, and Miss Hop- covored, however, that she was a kins gives a sympathetic interpreta- hardened traveller and that this tion of the character. Jack LaRue is was not the first time she had been menacing as the ruthless "Trigger."

William while

portrays Gargan out East. He hoped that the large Stephen Benbow, the young attorney gathering of representatives of the in love with Temple Drake. Chinesa and English churches

The story revolves about the un- would make her feel that they want-restrained acts of the girl who ed to make friends with her. At possesses an inherited streak of wild- any rate they had instructed him to ness. Refusing to marry the man she extend as cordial and kindly Д greeting as he could (applause).

seeks

loves that she may not ruin his life, eho runs aff with a member of the gay younger set for a light-hearted The Higher Authority,” Iark which ends in a crush in front Continuing, the Rev. Rogers of a moonshiner's hang-out. There said "We are glad to have you and Temple Drake, who has been thought- your family bere, not for your

fessly flirting with boys her own age, ankes alone, for we feel that it meets Trigger, who kills a man who a very good thing for the Bishop, tries to protect her, and takes her off who is himself in a position of what happens when Benbow

with him to the city, hlding her. authority, to have someone by his her out, and her atonement for the side who is also in a position of unhappiness slic has brought t authority. (laughter). We have others, makes a thrilling climax. got to know him and we have the

"Cavalcade" deepest affection for him and we are glad he has somebody in

Unquestionably, it takes a man of direct a film, authority to fell him when to slow varied experience to down. We hope that the time you of "Cavalcade," which comes to the particularly one with the proportions spend here will be long and when King's Theatre on Wednesday. the time comes when you have to

Mussolini, even in his bunicat go Home, we trust you will take moments, never had to digress from with you many happy memories of matters of State to give a thought your time spent here. In conclu- about the dialogue of his supporters. sion I should like to thank the mem- Stalin never worried about, whether bers of the Cathedral Women's the moon shone brillantly enough on Guild for their kindness in provid- the Kremlin Wall while he discussed ing tea." (applauso).

the five-year plan with his comrades. Mra. Hall thanked the company the privilege of concentration on a A motion picture director is denied for their hearty welcome.

inglo object. His interests, while Among those present were directing a picture, are so diversified Lady Peol; Mrs. O. C. Borrett; Sir that were he three or six then he Henry and Lady Pollock; Chief would hardly have enough brains, legs Justice, R. J. Wood, and Mrs. and arms to get around adequately. Wood; Mrs. C. G. Alabaster: Mrs. Frank Lloyd, who served in E. D.-C. Wolfe; Mr. C. B. It directorical capacity for "Cavalcade" Sargent; Major

began his worrying six menthe in Mrs. Dowbiggin, and Miss Dowbiggin campaign. And when the moment o advance the actual shooting Dr. and Mrs. E. W Kirk: Mrs. which he was to begin his allotted Rogers; the Revs, G. T. weeks of production il arrive, he had Waldegrave, L. L Nash, E. W. L. Martin, and Mrs. Mar-

to spread his activities

A director, in the end, is responsible tin; G. K. Carpenter, and Mrs. for the picture he presents. And this Carpenter; E. C. II. Trebbeck; makes his obligations нo numerous Mr. F. Mason; Mrs. W. B. Aas to seem impossible. Art direction,

photo Moore: Mr. W. C. Clarke, secretary dialogue, sound recording, Cathedral Church Council; Mrs. Kll come under the list for which he Kraphy, settings: trick photography! G. T. Raikes; and Dr. F. C. Woo, is held responsible. True, his assist M. D. E., Headmistress St. Paul's ants oversee the mass of detail which Girls' College.

"Cavalcade" such a production ns necessitates, but to have full control

tara efening hours are con verted into walking hours. His min

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