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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR

CVCENS

SUNDAY

YOU WANT TO MEET HER :- The Female Fire-Cracker of Filmdom!

HARLOW TRACY

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

WHAT PERFECT HOSTESSES WILL WEAR AT HOME PARTIES

Monk's Gown, Combining -Best.. Features of Evening Gown and Negligée, Designed on Classical Lines

Cowl Neckline

Draped to Look Like Old-Fashioned "Hood" Back Rope Belt of Silver

·Gives Glamorous Touch

Fresh Consignment of Popular

Victor Records.

24344-Learn To Croon (from the film Collogo Humour">

Moonstruck from the film "College Humour"). 24400—It's Only a Paper Moon (from "Take a Chance"')

I'm a Night Owl (from "Take a Chance"). 24346-Shadow Waltz (from "Gold Digger's of 1933"); 24417-Thanks (from "Too Much Harmony')

The Day You Came Along (from "Too Much Harmony!" 24345-Hold Your Man ("Hold Your Man") 24142-My Darling (from "Earl Carroll's Vanitics")

Along Camo Love (from "Earl Carroll's Vanities" 24347-Three Wishes (from "Good Companions"} 24279-Toll Mo To Night (from film Tell Mc. To-night') 24312-Love Songs of the Nile (from "A Night In Cairo")

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

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with FRANK MORGAN FRANCHOT TONE

PAT O'BRIEN UNA MERKEL TED HEALY

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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer PICTURE

SINCERE'S

DEPARTMENT-STORE & 5 DOLLAR STORES

CLOSED TO-DAY

FOR

ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING

RE-OPEN TO-MORROW

They change so fast, there should be

■ new picture at least once a year, for photographs of the children nover grow up.

Make an appointment to-day. THE MING YUEN STUDIO 17, Queen's Road Contral (First Floor) (Between the H.K. Hotel and Dairy Farm Store, Queen's Road C.) Tel. No. 24310.

By Joan Savoy

Every nyoman should pos805% certain gowns which give her ·

personality

alant even her boat friends don't know.

Hostesа

gowns, do this. very thing, and do It hand- somely.

A few years ago, only the very rich know anything about

this type of costume which has such an in- timate aspect to it. It's a cross between B ravishing gown and an irresia. tible

negligee.

Στ fact, the best of them combine the most precious characteristica of both.

Such a hand- some contribu

YOUR CHILDREN.

Keeping Peace in Family

"Turn off the radio. Ted. I can't read with that infernal racket."

"Aw, Dad, Hsten. It's finishin' up the mystery-there! See, Bel- ty, I told you it was the cousin stole it. Gee! Listen to 'im yell. Aw, just a minute, Dad. It's near-

Search for Quiet

Lion to any busy woman's life

is a monk's gown of brown heavy crepe, shot with silver in broken checks. Its lines are classical, with long, flowing sleeves that make your hands look little and helpless, and the monk's collar, high in front, just naturally makes you hold your head high and Hopefully.

At the back, instead of a very low, backless cut as so many things have this winter, this gown hus a cowl neckline, draped so it actually looks a little like those old-fashioned "hood" backs that could be drawn up over the head for protection.

The gown trails all around. You have to kick it a bit to walk, but that gives you a Indy-feeling that every woman should have once in a while. And about the waistline is a silver cord, which. crosses in the back, comes to the front again to knot and then hangs with hand- some silver fringes about six: Inches long..

Whether this is the exact gown you want or not take a good look at it. It's the type every woman needs. It brings out in her that Hoft, feminine, helpless quality that women, even the most Buc. cessful, would do well to cultivate in this year.

But Dad threw down his paper finally and said he was going out. No uso. staying in a place where: you couldn't even think,

"Don't go, Chris!" she begged. "They can all go out to the dining room and play ping pong. I'll close the door tight."

"Our light bills are big enough. One sitting room ought to do a family."

ing to escape than the dining room light would have cost.

Making Concessiona Family, evenings where all are together are fine things, but it is expecting too much to think that children will be satisfied with this forever, especially if it is an all- evening seance.

Even if there are no friends cir- culating in the post-prandial hours, they liavo their own idens of enter

not tainment. If Chris could stand the radio what was the mat-

In another five years it will be ly over and I wants hear how reversed. Ted will be putting on

"Shut it off!"

his hat after dinner and Betty's Silence. And two children feel-dates will be any place but home.ter with having it up in Betty's

room, or Ted's? ing, well you know how they felt,

Maybe Chris will be satisfied with every nervo strained to catch then and he can read his papers

Harmony in any family depends the end of the story.

till the cows come home, or the much on certain concessions. to the rights and tastes of all its children.

Butch came in with Jim. Ruth just back from her holiday vinit ran over to tell Betty about If

Mother warned them all not to talk too loud by shaking her head and occasionally laying her finger

to her lips.

SALESMAN SAM

I do think that children needn't meinbers. Certainly a tired man conflacate, commandeer, or "ho needs peace and quiet, and we a whole house. They do some might add that his wife does too. times, you know. But they need But children will be children and Home place to play, to talk to what are we going to do about it? friends, and where they can feel The question seems to answer il-

Chris spent more money try self.

free.

Just a Sweet Dumb Girl!

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1 This place is quite large and

yields tin,

Not in favour.

10 Concluded.

11 If I come down from this tree it

would be a palladrome,

12 Print is made of this.

14 Anyone can take the measure of

this archer.

15 Tolerated.

10 A knife or a paper, but not a

paper-knife,

18 Organisations that upset the

spouter.

21 This Surrey town is by another

in Hampshire, ̄ 24.Impaired! by damp.

26 Disturb.

30 Sho might like this twilled cloth

-but I doubt it.

31 No. 7 should be this, but not

too highly.

32 One who finde fault with the

fish.

33 It Isn't a very heavy material to

hold such a weight, is it? 34 They just happen. 35 Ends in ash (anagram),

Down

2 Epithet for a demonstrafon. 3 A prime cut (two wards). The winent of counsellors. b Donated (anagram).

6 Retreat (rev.).'

7 Few persons find pleasure to-day

in this vehicle. 8 Sack.

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11 Debase.

13 The pen to use in starting a

joint operation. 17 Drew forth the pamphlet with-

in, perhaps?

10 Spectator.

20 This one should be in church.

If not, try the garden,

22 Discharge with "anger..

23 Should cure anyone,

26 Cashiers.

27 Of one mind.

28 A redish-brown slave haa vacaped only to be put ashore, on desert island.

20 They may be human,

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