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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY

1934

CENTRAL

THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY

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

G

THE SCREEN'S BIGGEST

THRILL/

TARZAN

THE FEARLESS

JACQUELINE WELLS

EDWARD WOODS

CHERE WE COLLEVAR HANELLONITE MATHEA ALEZ

DEATH OF MR. E. H.

STAINFIELD

SUPREME COURT

OFFICIAL

Following a brief and sudden at- tack of pneumonia, Mr. Edward Lawrence Stainfield died this mor- ning in hospital.

F.A. CUP GERMANY'S

REPLAYS

DEBTS

HEAVY SCORING ON ALL COMPROMISE WITH

GROUNDS

Mr. Stainfield was a clork and CHELSEA GIVE

usher of the Supreme Court, where he had been a familiar and friendly figure for 17 years. His record of Government service in the Colony began in 1907 when he was appoint- ed a clerk in the Post Office: He was made clerk and usher at Supreme

CREDITORS

Berlin, Jan. 81. · British and American creditors. of Germany have reached a pro- visional understanding with the

FINE DISPLAY Reichsbank.

For the six months ending Juno London, Jan. 31. 30th: next, Swiss and Dutch Heavy scoring marked the creditors will continue to receive will receive compensating advant-

Court In 1917. A member of the F.A: Cup replays to-day, the full interest, but other creditors Kowloon Cricket Club, he was four matches producing ago, keenly interested in the bowls, section.

twenty-two goals. Bolton Falling health had affected Mr. and Sheffield Wednesday Stainfield for some time and it was each netted six times against in order to recuperate that he took their opponents.

his leave in Australia Inst year. Whilst there, however, he had a serious illness and although he had regularly attended his work since his return about four months ago, he was obviously unwell. He lived at 259, Prince Edward Road, and leaves a widow and спе young daughter, with whom sympathy will be felt.

much

The funeral takes place to- morrow, passing the Monument at 5 p.m..

CORINANCIRANOMAINENNEN

SAFETY FIRST !

Chelsea, who failed to win at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, ac- companied Arsenal und Tottenham into the fifth round by vincing win at Nottingham."

The results were: Bolton

6 Brighton

1

Manch. City Nott Forest-

4 Hull City 0 Choles

1

.3

Wednesday 6 Oldham Twelve of the teams interested in the fifth round of the competi- tion are from the First Division; the Second Division supplying three and the Third Division (South) a solitary.one.

The revised draw for the fifth round, to be played on February 17, follows: corner

Don't trust to the other fellow round the doing the right thing: do It yourself.,

LEVENIRERINNENSTAD QUARTERMANNORUMS

The wedding is announced to take place shortly of Police Sergeant John Joseph Walsh, of Mongkok Police Station, to Miss Jenny Dempsey. of New Street, Macroan, Co. Cork.

Wednesday Birmingham Preston Liverpool Stoke Bury or

Swansea Arsenal, Tottenham

•

Y. Manch. City

v. Leicester

7. Northampton

v. Bolton

v. Chelsen

v. Portsmouth

v. Derby C.

Aston Villa. -Renter

For instance, thoir scrip issuod

during the current eix months will Bank at 67 per cent, which means be purchased by the Gold Discount! that the bondholder will get ap- proximately 7.69 per cent, interest,

Reuter.

RECOGNITION OF MANCHUKUO

NO ENCOURAGEMENT ON CONTINENT

London, Jan. 31. Japan's now Ambassador to Washington, Mr. Saito, arrived in London from Paria to-day on his way to the United States..

He declined to discuss politics, when interviewed by Router, stat- ing that he had nothing to say un- t he had seen President Roosevelt.

Asked whether he saw signs on the Continent of European govern- ments recognising Manchukuo, hë replied, with a smile: "Not just {yet."--Reuter.

KINGS

& Melody

ruise

NEXT CHANGE

EUROPE'S IDOL OF THE SCREEN IN HIS

LATEST AND GREATEST HIT !

EMIL JANNINGS

IN

"THE TEMPEST"

(STORMS OF PASSION)

€6

with

ANNA STEN

An UFA Picture.

Smoke

SKIPPER

BRAND BRITISH NAVY CUT

KNOWN EVERYWHERE

SMOKED EVERYWHERE

SOLD EVERYWHERE. Obtainable from

THE SINCERE CO., LTD.,

Tobacco Dept.

A.P.B. 3.

"THE IMPORTANCE OF

BEING EARNEST”

BY

OSCAR WILDE

will be presented on

SATURDAY, FEB. 3rd. at 9.15 p.m.

in the

UNIVERSITY GREAT HALL

by the

HONG KONG UNIVERSITY ARTS ASSOCIATION.

Soats: $5, $4, $2 and $1.

·Bookings at King's Theatre and University. PROCEEDS TO LOCAL CHARITIES

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PEROY FRANKLIN at 1 and B, Wyndham Street in the City of Victoria Hongkong.

SHOWING TO-DAY At 2.30. 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

Forty Maddening Maidens

on a

Maiden

Cruise!

With two innocent men...who tried not to slip... but

SLIP AHOYI

DAILY

An RKO

Don't Fail

to see

JIMMY

and

SALLY

in

Their Beat:

Picture.

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE TEL. 25313,

G 25332.

NEXT CHANGE

Commencing SUNDAY 4th February

SHE WANTED A. HUSBAND.

GULLN'S

To-day & To-morrow at 2.80, 5,10; 7.20 ₪ 9,30

THE NEW SCREEN LOVER-he'll "steal girls' hearts

with his manly charm

He could break into a boudoir as expertly as he could crack a safe!

He's the most charm- ing rogue that has ever come to steal the hearts of lovely women!

SOLITAIRE

HERBERT

MARSHALL

MARY

BOLAND

LIONEL

ATWILL

MAN

ELIZABETH

ALLAN Metro-Goldwyn.

Mayer PICTURE-,

-NEXT CHANGE-

The STAR STUDDED CAVAL- CADE of the THEATRE

BROADWAY HOLLYWOOD

RADIO *Picture

4 SHOWS

2.30-5.15

7.15-9.30

With

Ultramarine MUSICI Oceans of L-O-V-EI' CHARLIE RUGGLES PHIL HARRIS

GRETA NISSEN, MARJORIE GATESON, HELEN MACK, Chick Chandler, Juns Brew- stor, Shirley Chambers

A new ripple in on- tartainment that will lift you up with the gliding quila!

SEE the Bridge of Thighst

HEAR the hit song, "Isn't Thit a Night-for

· Love!""

TAKE ANY TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUS

She Married Him. for better or for worse... mostly WORSE · There is comedy, suspense and human drama in this romance of modern youth Fox Film Pensanta

HOLD ME TIGHT

James DUNN Sally EILERS

Frank McHugh Directed by David Butler Story by Gertrude Bigdon Scren play by Gladys Luksusste

ORIENTAL

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY

JAMES

DUNN

SALLY

EILERS

THEATRE

TO-MORROW and SATURDAY

SNAPPY

COMEDY DRAMA

with the

most thrill-

ing stunt:

flying you

Dance Team have ever

POX Picture

seen in any picture.

FLEMING

ROAD WANGHAI. TEL. `.28473

FLYING

DEVILS

BRUCE CABOT FARLINE JUDGE. ERIC LINDEN | RALPH BELLAMY

ALICE BRADY JIMMY DURANTE MADGE EVANS: FAY TEMPLETON

TO-DAY ONLY

with

-

JACKIE COOPER FRANK MORGAN

EDDIE QUILLAN

MAY ROBSON

Albertina Rasch Dancing Girls.

A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

STARD

THE MIRTH-PROVOKING RIOT

At 2.50 5.20.

7.20 € 9.20

"The THIRD STRING"

with SANDY POWELL

KAY HAMMOND

MAJESTIC

TO-DAY TO-MORROW

At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 P.M.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

CITY LIGHTS

Dramatic Comedy Written

and Directed CHARLIE CHAPLIN