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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1934.
DRAMATIC
CENTRAL CHANNEL
THEATRE
Showing To-day At 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m. CHINESE ARTISTIC FILM CO., Presents
"THE VALE OF TEARS"
With TONY SHAK—LAM MUI MUI
NEXT CHANGE
PRESENTING AGAIN TO POPULAR DEMAND
THE GREATEST OF ALL WAR DRAMAS !
The Story That Will Never Die
ERICH MARIA REMARQUEÃ' novel, with Louis Wal- heim, Lewis Ayres, John Wroy. Adepletion and Biolague by Maxwell Anderson and George Abbolt, Á CARL LAEMKLE, Jr. production..
Is now the picture that will live forever... Falling in towering passages of sheer drama and crackling dialog the world's greatest. stary of Youth's blind struggle for happiness showing the HUMAN side of war es seen through the eyes of Youth... smosh ing home to you its dramo!: message of bepclassnoss-and hopel
RESCUE
YOUNG AIRMEN MAKE FORCED LANDING
DISTRESS FLARE OBSERVED
London, May 2.
H.K. DOLLAR DISARMAMENT
FALLS
A FARTHING
WEAK SHANGHAI MARKET
SILVER DOWN
IN
NEW YORK Reflecting a very weak market in Shangbai, the Hongkong dollar declined a farthing to Is. A dramatic rescue from an 44d., on opening this morning, aeroplane which had fallen was a steadier undertone, the in- but later in the forenoon there into the English Channel has ter-bank rate being 18. 4.3/8d. been revealed with the safe arrival in port of two airmen who were flying from Geneva to Southampton.
The opening quotation was frat was free selling, quoted nominal, but later there
DOLDRUMS
CENEVA MEETING ON MAY 29
ARRANGEMENTS
COMPLETE
In an
London, May 2. atmosphero not con- spicuously encouraging, arrango- ments are being made to resume disarmament Geneva.
discussions
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opinion will bo sounded out next It la believed that French
week - during the meeting of the Counell of the League of Nations. Preparations for the reassembly of the Disarmament Conference Silver rose a halfpenny in Lon-have been completed, except on the don, reacting to the New York point of whether the Bureau of rise of the previous day, but in the Conference should meet on Mny They had an exceedingly lucky Now York there was a fall of half 29, the same day as the General евепре.
cent to 42.6/8d., with the market Commission or on the previous day. weak. They made a forced landing at Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and pend upon whether it is considered
The decision will probably de night in a fog. Fortunately, they Fritz's New York office report worth while for the Bureau to ge were carrying distress finres and ing on aliver state:-"Despito con- any further into the study of the these were observed by a fishing tinued heavy buying of spot and British Draft Convention. smack.
a
July silver, the market declined on heavy liquidation of speculative positions, especially at the close
Asia Lande advise through Reu
Mr. Arthur Henderson, the chairman of the Conference, is not at the moment engaging in formal
The airmen were Mr. Gadzar, nineteen-years-old Indinn, of Bombay, and M. Hell, of Vionna, ter that Messrs. E. A. Pierce of conversations, but disarmament who is twenty years of age.
Now York, report: "Futures may be broached with M. Barthou, They made a forced landing in reacted at the outset, but steadied the occasion of the League Council the French Foreign Minister, on the Channel during the night later on renewal of scattered com meeting on May 14-Reuter. when their petrol supply was ex-misalon house support, some of hausted. Distress signals sent up which was credited to foreign ne- were observed by the crew of the count. The foreign markets were French fishing boat, La Rafale, atendier, but turned reactionary which was 18 miles north-west of at the close." Dieppe, and both airmen ivero rescued having suffered no injury apart from brutecs.
returning from an air pilots' cott-relapsing fever and two cases each One case each of small-pox and The airmen who have been ference at Genevi when undergoing advanced aviation in-mishap occurred,~British Wire-ported to the local health authorities the of typhold und meningitis were re- structions at Southampton were less
LAST TWO DAYS
At 2.30. 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.
There will be no dinner dance at Repulse Bay Hotel on Saturday 5th. May, but a ten dance will be held on. Sunday 6th. Alay, at 4.30 pm.
on Tuesday..
KINGS
RALPH LYNN
"UP TO THE
NECK
with
BEN TRAVERS.
WINIFRED SHOTTER
BOOKING
AT THE THEATRE TEL. 25313, & 25332.
SATURDAY
QUELA'S
To-day to Saturday at 2,30, 5,10.,7.20 & 9,30
THE LID'S RIght Off!
is thero an Inviablo Government of Washington that cooks to hamper the
President and Compress?
is this a government "of the people,
by the people” and now almen
stolen from thu people?
Here's the most stireing blast. of genuine entertainment
of the ane!
picture
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Woman
and child Must meel
WAS
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LEE TRACY
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The GRIPPING THRILLER
"The
SHADOW
with
Henry KENDALL Elizabeth ALLAN
At 2.30, 5:20,
Joanne STUART
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WARNER BROS,
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COURAGE
Directed by
LEWIS MILESTONE
Presented by CARL LAEMMLE
ALL QUIRT ON THE WESTERN FRONT
MAJESTIC
To-day to Saturday at 2.30, 5,20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m. THE CLEVEREST AND SNAPPIEST MUSICAL OF THE YEAR!
Directed by JACK RAYMOND
Director of Productions. HERBERT WILCOX
RALPH LYNN
IS A RIOT
OF LAUCHTER.
EPBURN
LITTLE WOMEN
Should she keep silent and save the fragments of her. own happiness or reveal her heart's secret and blight her daughter's future. A power ful droma of a fascinating...... mother of seven children who. faces a terrific prob lem. You'll be sorry if you mise it.
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Romanco embeddad deep in the
soll we love! Drama wranched'
from an empire in creation! RICHARD
DIX HARDING TheCONQUERORS
With EDNA MAY OLIVER · GUY KIBBEE Julie Haydon "Skasts"Gallagher
FLEMING
ROAD WANGHAI
TEL. 284T3
A MIGHTY SCREEN SPECTACLE !
FRAN
FRANTIC thousands yell and chear as the tidal romance
of a fighting "empire building nation swoops across the scroon In mighty heart-boats!
EXCITINGLY MELODRAMATIC
"OPEN DOOR"
CHINA ASSOCIATION VIEWS
London, May 2.
withi
BELLE BENNETT · MARIAN NIXON
Rox Bell, Richard Tucker, Leon Janney, Carter do Haven, Jr., Blanche Frid- eric. Adapted by Walter Anthony. From the play by Tom Barry. Directed by Archie Mayo.
statement of April 30, Mr. Bernard sald ho had only two comments to offer: frat, that any attempt to close the Far Enat "Open Door? ought to be ener getically opposed and second, that At the annual meeting of the Chinn to play her part effectively all efforts designed to enable China Association, Mr. D. G. M. in the comity of nations were Bernard, chairman, referring to legitimato and should be stend tho Japanose hegemony polley, fastly pursued.get Bald the Association was not conto. China's efforts to improve and The Association pald tribute nected with International politica modernise her administration.. except insofar as it concerned Mr. Bernard was elected chair trado.
man and Mr. Stanley Dodwell vice chairman and the session cons
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