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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1934.

FAMOUS CONDUCTOR'S OUTBURST AT OPERA Sir Thomas Beecham Annoyed by Chattering

COVENT GARDEN

"BARBARISM"

SOCIETY AUDIENCE

ELECTRIFIED

BLUNT REQUEST TO

1894.

"SHUT UP"

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

"A living swastika fires a fau de joie during Nazi celebrations in Berlin.

HITLER ADDRESSES

TWO MILLIONS

(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance,

Received, May 2, 8.20'«,m.)

LONDON, MAY 1. POLITICS AND FAR EASTERN TROUBLES! HAVE BEEN THRUST INTO THE BACKGROUND FOR A BRIEF SPELL AS THE RESULT OF A RE- MARKABLE SCENE AT THE COVENT GARDEN OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT, WHICH IS TO-DAY HUGE DEMONSTRATION THE TALK OF LONDON.

The central figure was the world-famous conductor, Sir Thomas Beecham. He flew into a rage because people were still talking after the orchestra had com- merced to play and he expressed his disapproval to the audience in no uncertain terms. Interviewed to-day. Sir Thomas Beecham expressed himself as en- tirely without regret for his Indignant outburst at the Covent Garden Opera House, which came As a greator shock as the occasion was the first night of the Grand Opera season, which marks the

social! opening of the London

непзор.

A brilliant and magnificently dressed audience, including many of the leading people in Society, had filled the House when Sir Thomas Beecham started the over ture, Beethoven's "Fidelio."

"STOP TALKINGI"

MORE MUI-TSAI CASES

IGNORANCE OF LAW PLEADED

IN BERLIN

NEW SPIRIT IN GERMANY

(Special to "Telegraph")

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Ordinance.

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Berlin, May 1. The largest mass demonstra- tion in the history of modern Germany marked the Nazi cele bration of May Day, putting all the previous colourful parades the meetings into and mass shade.

in Stalls

= RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

CHILDREN'S STUDIO CONCERT THIS EVENING

Broadcast from ZDW on a wave- length of 366 metres:

4.30-7.30 p.m. Chinese Programme. 6.6.16 p.m.

Studio

Concert,

Chlidren's

7.38-10,30 p.m. European Pro- gramme.

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

7.30-8.13 p.m. Variety and Dance Music.

Song- Speak To Me Of Love. Song-Visions in the Smoko.

Lucienne Boyer (Soprano).

DAIRY FARM GODOWN Fox Trot-Faint Harmony,

THEFTS

Whitz-Unless.

The B. B. C. Dance Orchestra Directed by Henry Hall. Humorous Grandma's Days.and

Nowadays.

Four Hundred Pounds of tumorousThe Bushen at the Bottom

Cheese Since January

of the Garden.

Norman Long. Organ Solo-Lullaby of the Leaves;

Sidney Torch. Song--You've got me Crying Agatu. It was disclosed, in the Central Song-1 Envy the Moon.

|Police Court this morning that

the Dairy Farm Company has lost 400 s, of cheese and other goods from Is godown In Lower Albert Road since the beginning of the year.

Mo Kai, aged 33. employed as No, dairy coolie, plended guilty before Mr. Macfadyen to the theft of 60 lbs, of Kraft cheese.

Charles Carlile (Tenor). Pianoforte Duct-Mr. Whittington-

Who Do You Thing You Are. Pianoforte Duet-Mr. Whittington---

What A Piensant Surprise.

Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green, Waltz Conversation Piece-I'll

Follow My Secret Heart. Waltz-Converention Pleee-Regency

Raken.

The B. B. C. Dance Drchertra Directed by Henry Hall. 8.15-8.45 p.m. Orchestral. Trngle Overture, Op. 81 (Brahms),

The B. B. C. Symphony Orchestra Detective-Sergeant TJ. Hemsley

conducted by Adrian Boult. anld the defendant had been em-Hungarian Dances (Brahms arr.

Dvorak), ployed since 1926 at a salary of $25 per month. On the night be- fore last, the cumpradore reported that 60 lbs. of Kraft cheese was missing from godown and that defendant was suspected.

the

A fine of $50, or in default one month's imprisonment, was the sentence imposed by Mr. Hamil ton, at the Central Magistracy this morning, on Tseng, Sung, mar- ried woman, summoned for having kept an unregistered mai-tsai Toi Kar-fung, alias Lot Yau, aged 15, The music had proceeded for a 126 Main Street, ground door,

"There seems no doubt that de- minute or two before anything|Aplichau,

fendunt has been stealing steadily happened.

Defendant pleaded ignorance of The Lender dwelt at consider-since January. About four hun Then, annoyed by the unbroken the law,

alte length upon the achievements dred pounds of cheese and other conversation in the stalls, Sir

Sub-Inspector Fraser, of the of the National Socialist Govern-goods have been stolen as well," Thomas turned on his heel sharply S.CA.. who prosecuted, said the ment in the course of its com-addled the prosecuting officer. and cried: "Stop Talking!"

girl was presented to the defend-paratively brief tenure of power. The effect was devastating, A little later, the gallery, con-ant on a loan of $100 four years ago. She reported to the Aber-

The Police went to his house, but he was away at the time. The Herr Hitler addressed no fewer cheese was

found in a cubiele. million Labour Day Defendant was arrested at No. 5 than two

AL the Tempelhof Lyndhurst Terrace. The value of paraders

and his eloquent the cheese was $18. Aerodrome, speech was greeted by great roars of applause,

Up

A One of $200 with the. alterna- NEW SPIRIT IN GERMANY.

tive of three months' hard labour trary to all tradition, began to deen police that she had been "The last year," be declared,was imposed. applaud part of the overture salted by the defendant. She has not been wasted. Whether

Sir Thomas. whereupon,

still

was seen by a lads Inspector, ut one loves us or hates us, it cannot smarling, shouted: "Shut no marka were found on her. She denied that a new spirit has would be taken in charge by the ben suffused throughout the [S.C.A.

country, which has resurrected the peoples.

You

AUDIENCE ELECTRIFIED.

Cheng Wai-hing. widow, resid-i As can well be imagined, there in at No. 38, Vik Yam Street. was no further sound.

second foer, was finel $10 for The audience was electrified by having failed to notify her change the rebuken and offended no more at address.

He told the enemies of Nation Socialism: "You took longer to make the people unemployed than

back to

NO PERMIT FOR REVOLVER

CHINEŠE ENGINEER

FINED

The B. B. C. Symphony Orchestra conducted by Adrian Busalt. No. 10 in B Minor.

(a)

No. 20 in E Minor. (c) No. 21 in E Minor, Salut D'Amour (Elgar). Carissima (Elgar).

The New Symphony Orchestra con- ducted by Sir Edward Elgar, 0.M., K.CY... Summer Night on the River (Dellus). Sir Thomas Beecham and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestro.

845-9 m. Voeni Gems from Opera. "Faust" (Gounod),

The Light Opera Coupany. "Mignon" (Thomas).

The Grand Opera Company. 9-9.20 p.m. From The Studio. Mandoline Solos by Minx Sadie Yuen.

Programme.

3. The Old 11th.

Arthur Young.

24 Primavera.

Clara Ross Rich.

3. Digger March.

Arthur Young.

*** 47--Auf Wiederschen, My Denv

G. Did You Ever See A Dream

Walking,

6. Hold Me.

7. Grand Scotch Selection.

8. Flying Wedge.

J. E. Dallas.

Kate Dolby. 9.2-9.30 p.m. "Drinks All Round"

Em.

Sir Thomas to-day described the Sub-Inspector Fraser said de-it took us to mit them action of people chattering with-rendant kept registered, mui- work,

Wan Wong, an engineer of the by the Columbia Vocal Gem Company in six feet of him while he was taal, but the mui-tsal had never "We will not stand criticism for Ah Wong Boatbuilding Company, from the Studio.

before 9.30-10.30 p.m. The RJ.S. conducting as savagery.

been visited by a latly inspector, criticism'a, sake, Only those are Ngaushiwan, summoned Although the locality had been entitied to gritielse who know how Mr. Wynne-Jones, at the Kowloon press of Canada" Orchestra conducted "NOT IN A CINEMA."

visited four times

1941. to do it better, but we have proved Magistracy this morning for pos-by Mr. G. Redfern. since mui-tsai

had been that

we know better than our session of a revolver without a "They may think they are in The

permit, was fined $25, einema, but they are going to be well treated, and was willing to former opponents." damned well shown that they are remain in the employ of the de-

PEACE SACRIFICES. fendant. In some cases, n number 101,"

I will bring an end to the per-

whenever "this

formance

in-

1.

Inspector A. V. Baker, prosecut. 2.

1.

of girls had not been trace Turning to foreign affairs, Herring, said defendant had had a 3. owing to owners failing to report Hitler proclaimed: "We insist licence since 1932 but he had failed to renew H. The police credible piece of barbarista" is change of address,

had been that Germany shall have equat which A summaTH.

On April 20 defend- repeated.--Reuter Special.

taken out against Li Kit-bing. rights, but we are willing to make were put to a lot of trouble in married woman, residing at the same sucrifices as other na-tracing him,

City Police Station that his ro- Prince Terrace, ground floor, for tions for the maintenance of ant made a roport to the Kowloon volver had been stolen, and this keeping an unregistered mul-lani pence."-United Press.

led to his being traced. was withdrawn, it being stated that the defendant had died.

GAMBLING RAID

SANITARY 'COOLIES'

QUARTERS

Fourteen Sanitary Department coolies and seven other labourers were arrested by the Police during gambling raid at the new Sanitary coolics quarters Hospital Road, last night.

the

in

As a sequel, Lok Fuk, a tailor,

and Au Hing, a Sanitary coolle,

FAIR WEATHER

Mr. Wynne-Jones, in imposing The anticyclone has moved the fine, remarked that the very castward and is now centred over fact he had made a report showed R.A. GOLF MEETING the Eastern Sea. Local forcenst: he was not trying to conceal the

-East winds, moderate; fair.

AT FANLING NEXT WEEK

permission of the

Club.

Friday.

on

wenpon.

Programme.

March, Miramar, (Spitalny). Waltz, Les Fleurs, (Waldteufel). (Fraser-Simson). Selection, Mail of the Mountains,

Entr'acte.

(a) Londonderry Air. (b) In A Lotus Field. (Bratton). (e) Love's Garden of Rosen

(Haydn-Wood). (d) In a Chinese Temple Garden (Ketelby).

5. Fox-Trols.

Selected.

10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press

News.

10.35 p.m. Close Down,

REA

MEDICINE STORE ROBBERY

FOKI WHO LET IN CONFEDERATE

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF EVERY MONARCH IS SUBJECT TO A The rainfall registered at the The Royal Artillery (Hongkong) |

Butanic Gardens during April totalled A game of pai kau was in pro

3.67 inches, spread over twelve days.) gress, nome of the gamblers stak Golf Meeting will be held on Thurs-MIGHTIER ONE-Seneca. ing matches and others ten cent day, May 10th at Fanling, by kind

Committee and The P. and (), liner Naldera is due

A. 3. Dennis, of No. 5 Minden pieces.

Avenue, was fined $5 at the Kowloon Ginseng, to the value of $150, When the Police entered thero members of the Royal Hongkong Gelf here from Shanghai at 7 a.m.

Magistracy this morning by Mr. was stolen by thieves who entered There will be a competition over

Wynne-Jones for having a receiving the first floor of No. 06. Bonham was a general stampede, many of

Remanded from last week, Chun wireless, set without an appropriate Strand East in the early hours of gamblers scrambling into 18 holes, singles against par under bed and covering themselves with handicap, open to members of the Hung, unemployed, made a sectnd ap-licence.

April 30. blankets. Money was strewn all Royal Hongkong Golf Club who have pearance before Mr. Hamilton, at the

In connection with the affair, ever held any form of commission in Central Magistracy this morning, on The Hon. Treasurer of the Society Li Chang, 20, was charged before over the floor.

the Royal Artillery; and a competition a charge of unlawful possesalon of or St. Vincent de Paul acknowledges over 18 holes singles against bara pocket watch, and was sentenced to with grateful appreciation and thanks Mr. Macfadyen in the Central this morning with the wives three montha hard labour Detective the receipt of the following donation Magistracy under handicap, open te were charged before Mr. Macfad and relatives of any Officer now Sergeant Fitcher said the owner if to the Society's Funds-ongkeng breaking and entering and pleaded yon in the Central Magistracy this serving in the Royal Artillery, or of the watch could not be traced. Ac Football Association, Sunday Horald guilty.

for the Detective Sergeant Minty said morning with being the keepers anyone who has ever held a commles-cused admitted several previous con- Cup Football Competition Sengon 1933/1934, 2500.00,

complainant

A medicine of a common gaming house. They ion of any form in the Royal Artillery.vletions.

dealer. Defendant was A foki, pleaded guilty.

It was stated that the keepers!

Pleading guilty to stealing a shovel Soven cases of small-pox with one Handlenps.-A Hongkong bandeep from the Tung Wah Hospital, Chan death, two cases of diphtheria with also employed as a door watch. and two other defendants had

the ground floor. On of typhold man been locked up since last night as or the lowest handicap held anywhere. Siu-kei, aged 89, was fined $12 or four une death, woven cases

Entrance Fee, $1 each competitor teen days hard lacur by Mr. Mac with three deaths (one imported), April 30 he let in a friend, who four could not now be traced, and they were unable to and ball.

Endyon in the Central Police Court ten cases of meningitis, with Sixty-seven cents was picked up for each competillon.

There will be an optional sweep- this morning. Inspector James said deatha and 68 deaths from tuberculosis they stole the ginseng which was A cubicle. The pro- The keepers were fuck $60 or one month a hard labour ench, take of $1.76 per cent, to winner the defendant walked into the hospital, were reported to the local health stored in

wandered through the grounds, plekedj authorities during the week ended perty was not recovered.

Four months' had labour was and the gamblers $3 each. The and 20 per cent, to runner-up,

Both competitions can be played up the shovel and was found by April 28, Ono caso each of small two kopt in custody wore fined either in the morning or the afternoon coolie trying to sell it to a marine pox and typhoid were also reported

passed. hawker outside,

on Monday, $2 or two days.

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