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DO THE DEAD STILL LIVE?
SURFINATURAL
(BY THE PRODUCERS OF WHITE ZOMBIN') CAROLE
RANDOLPH SCOTT, VIVIENNE OSBORNE
LOMBARD
·
H.8.WARNER
What strange, unknown power took pomenion of her soul as she sought to bridge the gap between life and douth? The beming answer to the qustion, "Will millions now living.
*sever dia?"
A HALPERIN' PRODUCTION A Paramount Picture
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STANLEY LUPINO
FACING The
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* JOSE COLLINS- HANCY BURNE-
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SPARKLING COMIOV ABUNDANCE OF LAUGHT R -UPROARIOUS COMEDY-CATCHY SONGS AND GRAND OPERA, WITH EXCERPTS FROM "FAUSE" AND "TRISTAN” AND “ISOLDE”. A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL!
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"THERE'S THE DEVIL TO PAY WHEN THEY START
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"Ladies Must Love"
with_Juno Knight, Neil Hamilton,
ONGKONG.
HIGHER WAGES.
MR. MACDONALD'S UNDERTAKING
London, Jan. 18.
LANCASHIRE'S LOSS.
· COTTON CORPORATION. BADLY INJURED
London, Jan. 18.
JANUAR
EARL STANHOPE,
APPOINTED TO SUCCEED CAPT, EDEN
London, Jan. 18..
The Prime Minister, Mr. Mac- │... The trading loss of the Lan- II.M the King has been pleased Donald, was given a mixed recep~.|cashire Cotton Corporation for the tion when he addressed, his con past year, before providing for to approve that the Earl of Stan- stituents at Seaham Harbour to depreciation, was £69,000. But hope be appointed Parliamentary day. Chears wore hejected with this was an mprovement when Under-Secretary of State for booing and there were numerous compared to the loss of £382,000 Foreign Affairs. The appointment Interruptions, wohen being parti- for the previous year, it was a fills the vacancy caused by Capt. cularly prominent in this direction, naunced by Mr. W. J. ́Orr, pre-
Restoration of the wage cuts im- siding at the annual meeting in Anthony Eden's promotion to posed in 1981 was the chief con- Manchester.
Lord Privy Scal. Earl Stanhope cern of the noisy element of the The Corporation, he said, con- boen Under-Secretary for War audience. When the chairman-ox- trolled 6,250,000 spindles, of since the formation of the present pressed the hope that the Govorn--which ~ 4,000,000 were running, National ment would see fit. to restore the The value of the milla scrapped cuts, the Prime Minister nodded was practically £3,000,000, he said. Wireless.. his hond:
Reuter.
Government.—British
Mr. MacDonald declared, in this
Post Office Changes. connexion, that, the present Labour cards. When it was passed, un-
London, Jan. 18. leaders assented to the cuts, and employment figures would go up Sir Evelyn Murray, whe been agreed with an interruptor that he because thousands of people would Secretary to the General Post had approved the measure, like-be brought under the unemploy Office for twenty years, has been wise,
mont measure who had never be appointed Chairman of that Board fore been brought within its scope of Customs and Excise in succes- Referring to the Governmont'ssion to Bir. Edward Forber, who record he said action was direct has been appointed Chairman of
"The difference is that they deny It and I don't," Mr. MacDonald shot back.
He emphasised that when the ed to keeping the country on the Board of Inland Revenue. Thi question of restoration was con- secure financial foundation and appointments take effect in the sidered the Government would not emphasised that social welfare was spring when Sir James Grigg favour one class of the commun-only to be obtained through sound present Chairman of the Board of ity. Those who shared wage cuts finance. They had laid good foun- Inland Revenue assumes office as would share the restoration
dations and could face the future Finance Miniator of the Executivo The National Government had with confidence. External troubles Council of the Governor-General done the work essential for the re-might still arise, but he did not of India. turn of prosperity and was pre- think they would. He was think- pared to go on making prosperity ing of the financial kind, and not Sir Evolyn Murray's succcator certain, ho concluded, und was an- military, he said. That was the in the Post Office is Colonel; swered by cheera-Reuter,
only cloud on the horizon at the Banks, now Controller of the present time. He pointed out that Saving Bank Department. He la there were moro' men and women to be styled Director General of at work now than there had been the Post Offico. T. B. Gardiner for the last seven or eight years has been appointed Deputy
Two years ago: he had pledged Director-General himself to be unstinted in his
Financial Storm Ahead?
London, Jan. 18... The Prime Minister addressed, a large meeting when he visited his constituency at Seaham Har bour, Durham, Inst night. efforts to reduce unemployment, to It is reentled that the Bridge- speech, was devoted exclusively to increase trade, to balance the bud-man Committee recommended that domestic affairs, with particular get, to make country's finances Post Office policy should be placed reference to the Unemployment sound, and to spread security and under a Board to be presided over Bill now before Parliament. confidence among its people. He by the Post Master-General, as
His
He pointed out that among other claimed that this had been done part of the reorganisation schemo features, the Bill increased the In-and the first stage of the Govern- which. It le understood will be surance period, beginning with ment's work had been accomplish-carried out in the new future.- those who had good Insurance (ed.—British Wirelons.
| British Wireless.
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KINGS
SAMARANG A
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INTO A MAELSTROM of FIGHT-TO-THE-DEATH She plunged to the side of her lover and together they fought the killer-shark! For it was the law of Samarang that lovers must live...or perish...together!
LOVE WAS NEVER FIERCER THAN THIS
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GOLDEN
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BROTHERS .....enemies!
One had the power to starve anation! One: starved the heart of the woman who loved him!
HARVEST
A Paramount Picture with RICHARD ARLEN: CHESTER MORRIS GENEVIEVE TOBIN IROSCO ATES JULIE HAYDON Directed by Ralph Murphy
ZA Charles R. Royan Prédaction
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Barrymore gives a pafɔ m- ance so appealing you'll never... forget it!
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LEWIS STONE
BENITA HUMC, ELIZABETH ALLAN, PHILLIPS HOLMES, Directed by CLARENCE BROWN
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Greater than "Bad Girl"
Just a Dame--Off the Streets, But She Meant Enough to Him to Make Paradisa Out of a Pick Upl
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