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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL

∙1934.

CENTRAL

THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY-

AT 2.30 5.15 7.15 & 9.30 P.M. UNIQUE FILM CO. presents

"A MOVIE STAR'

WITH

WOO SHING AND YEE KWOK.

A CHINESE TALKING PICTURE. IN CANTONESE DIALOGUE.

NEXT CHANGE

BROUGHT BACK FOR A SHORT ́ENGAGEMENT THE CLEVEREST AND SNAPPIEST MUSICAL OF THE YEAR!

Have You Seen the

CARIOCA

Not a fox trot of,

a polka....

But honey, it's

a smoka

From Rio de Janeiro

where it never gets cold!

,

Seen for the first time north of the Equator

the most stupendous spectacle ever born to rhythm.

BOYING

DISCOVERED

And from now ow

you'll laugh every

time you hear his i domal

One of Broadway's favorite song.. FRID ASTAIRS makes the hit of your life?

RIO

DOW

DOLORES

DEL

GENE. RAYMOND .. RAUL ROUVEN GINGER ROGERS .. FRED ASTAIRE Music by

VINCENT YOUMANS

Lynes by Edward Elacu and Gur Kahn. Directed by THORNTON FREELAND, MERIAN C, COOPER, exec- wiive producer, Louls Brock, associate producer.

With

RIO

VICAR WELCOMED.

WORK ON CUNARDER.

ST. ANDREW'S CONGREGATION] =

SHOW ESTEEM

AFTER LONG DELAY NEW START MADE

London, Apr. 3,

Events of considerable interest

Nearly 6,000 men,

BURN TO DEÁTH

EIGHT PERISH'IN CHAPEI FIRE

Shaughat, Apr. 3. Chinese, including

.an

D

to Kowloon church goers attracted After two and a half years, Eight a large gathering to St. Andrew's work was resumed to-day on the family of four, wore burned to Church Hall last night.

glant Cunarder, Number 534, death this morning in Chapel and The Rov. J. R. Higgo, M.A., the which will be the largest and pro- the owner of the house in which newly appointed vicar of St. An-bably the fastest Iner In the the fire originated was promptly drew's Church, and his wife, were world.

arrested after the blazo had been welcomed, and official good-byes

and including subdued

investigation were said to the retiring minister, shipbuilding, engineers and sub-mado. the Rev. W. Walton Rogers and contractors, will eventually be Mrs. Rogora, and to the following employed on the ship, members of the congregation who estimated.-British Wireless. are shortly leaving the Colony.— Smiles on Clydcalde. Mr. J. H. Hunt, lay reader, and

London, Apr. 3. Mrs. Hunt; Mr. J. W. Baldwin; When work on No. 534 was re- Vicar's Warden, and Mra. Baldwin; sumed on Clydebank this morning Mr. F. W. E. Dann, hon, secretary by 400 men, the Clydesido amilled of the Church Council, and Mrs. again. Ultimately 6,000 men will

be employed.-Reuter.

Dann,

The fire was fanned by a strong Inbreeze and destroyed five build-

Ings after blazing furiously for two hours, in spite of the strenu-) ous efforts of firomon.

This is the eighth disastrous are in Shanghai native territory in the last thirty days.

The victims were ++ young mother hor two sons and baby

REBUKED BY POPE.

Among those present, in addi- tion to the above were. Denn Swann, happy- one. Ho owed his arrive daughter, a man and his wife and daughter, and the brother of the on his own behalf and represent in his now ministry, to the Rev. mat who was arrested, eight in} ing Bishop Hall, Mrs. Swann; the G. E. Arrowsmith, a former curate

all.—Reuter. Rev, and Mrs. L. L. Nash, Rev. here, and was also a friend of the Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Allen, Rev. H. Rev. G. R. Lindsay, one-time Vicar D. Balnes, Mr. W. H. C. Robson of St. Andrew's Church. He (People's Warden); Mr. E. C.wished to associate himself and his Thomas, Mr. R. II. Wong (repre- wife very heartily with the good senting St. Andrew's Club); Mr.wishes of the congregation to their and Mra, R. Baldwin, Dr.and Mrs. retiring minister,

¡NAZI PROPAGANDA IS PAGAN Matthews, Mr. F. W. Stapleton, Mr. Stapleton, as one of the

IN TREND Dr. K. L. Reichelt, Mr. C. B. Roldest members of the church, Sargent, Mr. A. W. Ingram, Mr. made a presentation from the con- and Mrs. R. S. Barrett, and Mr. gregation of

Berlin, Apr. 3. cheque to the Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Bailey.

Nazi propaganda was sharply re- and Mrs. Rogers and the follow- The Rev. Mr. Rogers welcomed ing gifts from the same source baked by the Pope in an Easter his successor and Mrs. Higgs, and were made to, the other retiring mesange to Catholic Youth said they could be assured of the members, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kanisation in Germany, published hearty support of the congrega Baldwin, a beautiful carved ivory in the Catholic organ Koelatsche- tion. The seven years he and his ornament; Mr. and Mrs. Dan, volks Zeitung to-dny. wife had spent here had been linen; Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, a black- The Pope praised the unswerving among the happiest of their lives wood tray inlaid with silver,

loyalty of the young men and and he hoped that the newcomers The recipients expressed their women to the Church, despite their would be similarly fortunate. Mr. | appreciation of the tokens of hardships, and despite propaganda Higgs was something of an athlete esteem in suitable terms.

working for a new way of life and took part in running, football

which points away from Christ and back towards Paganism."

and hockey which would commend him to the younger section of the church.

Former Curate.

The Rev. Mr. Higgs replied that he had received a welome which was no warm that he was sure his stay in the Colony would be, a

TO-DAY

ONLY

A 2.30,

5.10, 7.15 &

9.30 p.m.

Songs were given during the evening by Mes, Robson, Mesars, 3, W. Baldwin, R. Baldwin, H. J. Beat, and C. W. E. Bishop.

Refreshments were also served. Four books were presented to

or-

The message assures the Cathio- Hic organisations that their cause is "our cause."

The greatest Importance is nt-

Von

the Rev. Mr. Rogers by Denn tached to the message owing to the Swann on behalf of the Anglican fact that Vice-Chancellor clergy both English and Chinese. Papen is now in Rome.-Router-

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