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THE HONGKONG-

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By W, E. McKenney

Solution to Previous

Contract Problem. There are only 18 cards in a sult, yet I am surprised at the number of people who cannot keep track of them and who continue to play the cards carelessly. Always give your opponents credit for knowing what they are doing.

Remember that they are trying to defeat your contract, and they do not play their cards carelessly at least, you do not have the right to assume that they do.

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MANILA EXCURSION

NO PASSPORT VISAS FOR DOLLAR LINE TOUR

In connection with the forthcoming excursion to Manila during the luxury liner President Hoover, the August Bank Holidays by the Dollar Dollar Lino annoncos that the advertised rate of £12. O. O. covers first class accommodation for the whole of the excursion.

statos that

The Company also passengers travelling on excursion tickets will not be required to secure an American or Philippine visa. No is of any kind is required for either Chinese or foreign passengers.

The only requirement is that Passenger have some form of pass tion purposes. Special arrangemente port or other document for Identifica- have been made for the waiving of all viss or other immigration fees connection with the President Hoover's excursion,

Rich In originality and Invested with unusual force, "Frontier Mar- shal," Fox Film's latest rainance, showing at the Alhambra Theatre to- day, and proved to be a fast-moving Western epic which delighted the audience from beginning to end. Taken from incidents in the novel by Stuart N. Lake, the Alm is true and convincing. Wyatt Earp, the prin- cipal character in Mr. Lake's novel who was known as the fearless and courageous peaco officer of the front- ler, hore comes to life. And George O'Brien, who portrays the character of Earp, gives a aplendid performance in the leading role. In love with the girl whose father has become the victim of the murderous Individuals in Tombstone, Arizona, with the

The Dollar Line has made spocial doublo alm of finding the murderar and of bringing law and order to the the American Empress Co., Philippine

arrangements for representatives of{ town. His suspicions are aroused by Tourist Association and other travel LONDON the Mayor who is in alliance with the outlaws that have given Tombstone on arrival for the purpose of agencies meet the President Hoover its disreputablo name. Tricked by furnishing information and arrang- the Mayor, O'Brien is, accused of a robbery and is forced to leave town mountainous resort, 5,000 foot above ing sight-seeing tours to Baguio, the The method by which he manages to sea level, and other places of interest extricato himself from these diff in and around Manila, culties and bring peace and order to Tombstone is so exciting that you must seo for yourself to really appreciate it. O'Brien is optly suit ed to his role and gives it his best. Irene Bentley, who was last seen in "Smoky," has the femining lead excursionists. opposite O'Brien, and her performan co is really something to talk about. Ruth Gillette as the lady Lou of Tombstone does yeoman work in her character portrayal. Others in the cast who acquit themselves creditably din-are Alan Edwards, George E. Stone,

Berton

In to-day's hand you provide against distribution, of which you ara almost certain from the bid- ding and the drop of the cards.

East is justified In carrying his partner's forcing bid of two spades to three, due to his singleton mond and normal trump support. The Play

nonds, which South wing with the North opens the four of dia-

ace.

South then plays the ace of bearts, and follows with the king, declarer ruffing the second heart with the deuce of spades,

The declarer knows, from North's play of the four of dia- monds, that he can have only one more diamond-the deuce as he has led the top of his partner's suit. Declaror already has lost a diamond and a heart and леп ponsible club loser; therefore, he must try to avoid losing a spade or a club.

I

Ward Bond, Edward LeSaint, Russell Churchill, Frank. Conroy,

Simpson and Jerry Foster. Low from the screen play by William Seller did a splendid directorial Job

Conselman and Stuart Anthony.

"Let's Fall In Love"

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In addition to these regular tourist agencies, travel exports from the Dollar Line office in Manila will also meet the President Hoover and NEW YORK SERVICE give avery possible ascistance to

cludes Owen Naros, Adrionno Allen, David Hawthorne and C. M. Hallard.

"A Bedtime Story"

and Baby Leroy now appear in their Maurice Chevalier, the French star

Everett Horton and Adrienne Ames. latest picture, "A. Bedtime Story" at the Oriental Theatre. Edward

head the cast supporting Chevaller. There's also Baby Leroy, the one- year-old chosen from among thou- "Let's Fall in Love", starring | sands of babies of his own age to ploy Edmund Lowe, and the sensational in the pictaru. It's the baby who. new screen find, Ann Sothern, is makes the new Chevalier. Maurice coming the King's Theatre on is cast as a Parisian man-about town Wednesday. Halled as one of tho who finds the youngster abandoned in season's most unique and tuneful his motor car, and is so intrigued with musical offerings the production has him that he decides to bring him up created much favourable comment, as his son. Miss Twelvetrees is the It is entirely different from the run surse; Horton, Maurice's valet. The of musicales which has flooded screens picture reaches a whimsical climax recently as its music is worked into when Maurice takes baby, nurse, the story in a logical and convincing valet, et all, to his fances's chateau Why not play the hand safely? manner. Even without the music, for a weekend. There he nearly loscR Lead the king of diamonds and clin- would still be an outstanding dramatic all of them, but vitimately he emerges card a club from dunummy. Now, production. The famous song-writing with Miss Twelvetrees and the babe before following with the queen of

team of Harold Arlen and Ted Koch- still among hia possessions. diamonds. declarer knows that for composed the lyrics, and score for South is out of hearts, due to his in the picture. The team is respon-

"Lady For & Day" the half-dozen musieni nurabers heard

On a forn Roat play of the ace and king. Declarer illa for such big ang

in the famous hits as Tournament of Roses parade at should figure that, if the spades "Stormy Weather", "Minnle the Pasadena, California, Inst Now Year's are not divided two-two, then Moocher", "I've Got a Right to Sing Day, rode a dark-eyed, black-haired North holds the three spades. the Blues" and "Get Happy" and their little schoolgirl of 17. She wasn't a He should now lay down his ace offerings in the picture are of the doll-like beauty, but there was a of spades, hoping to prevent South, same high calibre. Supporting the sweetness, a wholesomeness about

a selected her, that was eyeinking. She from ruffing a heart. Then the principals will be seen queen of diamonds is played. Ofst consisting of Gregory Jiator, course, if North trumps, declarer Tala Birell, Mirian Jordan. Betty only, one of several hundred such specimens of American youth, posing Warren, Furness, Ruth.

Arthur will overtrump.

on the fonts but who chanced to be the Jarrett, Greta Meyer and Anderson Lawlor. The direction is by David one whom Fortune singled out for an Burton from an

affectionate embrace. In the grand- original script by stand sat a middleaged woman with Herbert Fields.

photographic eyes. That is, she, had camera-like perception; she knew what sort of face and figure would look much better 03 photographic Elm than it does in real life. She was the secretary to one of the largest She jotted down movie magnates. the number of the float, and the dark it's position on it, and after the out. "Jean parade sought her Parker, 17, student, Passulenn High

Declarer should then play his ace of clubs and follow with the queen of clubs. North will cover with the king and declarer should trump with the jack of spades.

Now the king of spades is cashed, establishing North's queen, Declarer then returns the seven of hearts from dummy and North takes it with his autónn, of anadag,

Today's Contract Problem

да

North will probably discard the eight of hearts, in which case de, clarer lets go the six of clubs In dummy and continues with the

"The Woman fietween" Jack of diamonds. If North dis cards the jack of hearts, declarer When I come to the knowledge of lets go the eight of clubs from | Bart Bellingdon that his daughter, dummy.

Lady Pamela, had been kissed in a room with a bed in it by a Socialist, his rage knew no bounds. But he did know what was in store for him. In "The Woman Between," which is showing at the Queen's Theatre, a dramatic story is told, against School ambition, to write or paint", political background of the rivalry was the personal description the of two candidates for electoral hon little fiel gave. "You may do these oura and the love of Lady Pamela. things later my dear, but first you're The Intter, having formed an attach-going to be tested for mollon plc- nent for the Conservative, finds her- tures", said the keen-visioned middle- self losing interest in hini In favour aged woman. The test proved that of the Socialist, and visits him at Bttle Jenn had marvellous possibili- his lodgings for enlightenment on ties, that she was, prospectively, things political. As she leaves, the what the hard-boiled picture makers Socialist confesses his feelings for called "one of the best little bets in ker and kisses her. On hearing of the business". She proved her ability this, her father, who favours the Con- in email parts in "Rasputin and the servative, is outraged at such con- Empress", "Strange Rhapsody" "The chiet, and determines to reveal to the Secret of Madame Blanche" and electorate certain facts detrimental "Made

Broadway" "Players to the Socialist. But Lady Pamela nowadays, as everyone knows, are

from an has an arrow in her quiver with a "borrowed" by one studio sharper larb, and telis the Earl that other, and so Columbia borrowed Jean she will reveal the fact that she has and made her the star of "What Price heen the mistress of the favoured Innocence?" a problem-drama with candidate. Shocked as he had been It, as the saying goen. A star at 171 nt her unconventional behaviour be- How many girls have dreamed futile fore, the Earl is crushed and heart-ly of that! And so, when Columbia Broken at this confession, and with- needed a young leading woman för draws from the field of battle, leaving ono of its most important pictures of His daughter to remain at the side of the year, it borrowed Joan again and her victorious man. This British she proved to be loveller and more)

Picturo International

has been accomplished than ever. This pic. splendidly directed by Miles Mander, ture Lady For A Day" is slowing! nind a particularly strong cast in to-day at the King's Theatre.

Here's an interesting hand to bid. North and South

should arrive at a gama con-

tract. How should the bid- ding proceed and what should the final contract ba7

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