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Jimmy's Kitchen

and

JIMMY'S ANNEX

1c, D'Aguilar Street.

Tel. 30126.

China Building, Tel. 24863.

SPECIAL SUMMER SNACKS

$1.00.

RED CAVIAR AND TOAST PORK SAUSAGES

AND MASHED POTATOES

VEGETABLE STEWED PRUNES COFFEE OR TEA

TOMATO CREAM SOUP

BOILED SALMON BOILED POTATOES VEGETABLE SALAD CHEESE

APPLE PIE COFFEE OR TEA

CHICKEN CREAM SOUP BROWN CHICKEN STEW BOILED POTATOES GREEN PEAS ICE CREAM COFFEE

TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL LOBSTER SALAD

A'LA MAYONNAISE :

MIXED SALAD

ICE CREAM COFFEE OR TEA

PICKLES, VEGETABLES AS USUAL.

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SICK

Thought Something Terrible Was Wrong With My Baby

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Nothing corrects this distressing

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CASTORIA

MEDICINAL SYRUP

FROM BABYHOOD TO 11 YEARS

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, OCTOBER

FILMLAND NEWS

20,000,000 Weekly Cinema-Goera

BRITISH FIGURES Every week 20,000,000 people go to the cinoma in Great Britain.

Mr. Thomas Ormiston, M.P., told the Rotary Club of Glasgow when The Cinema" was his sub- Ject that statistics showed that the average number of paid admis slons to the cinemas in Grat Britain in one week was 20,000,- 000.

There were in the country over. 5,000 recognised cinemas, and it was estimated that thore was over $100,000,000 of capital invested in production, distribution, and ex- hibition of films.

The industry employed over 100,- 000 persona.

The cinema," said Mr. Ormis- ton, "a primarily an entertain- ment business-not an educațional institution.

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"It is the cheapest form of enter tainment in the world. It has done more than anything else to brighten the Ilves of the working classes and the poorer classes of this country

ever

TAFFETA FROCK

Finished With Beige And Nigger Muslin

PUFFED SLEEVES

Afternoon frock cut. on Prin- cess lines, with the now pulled sleeves, and a dainty finish at neck and wrists of beige and nigger spotted muslin. The model is in nigger tafeta.

CUT FLOWERS

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1934.

WE DON'T MARRY OPPOSITES

| LORD RAGLAN UPSETS

POPULAR BELIEF

Lord Raglan, president of the Anthropologica) section of the British Association, sald, during a discussion on the works of Francia Galton, the famous cugonist, that popular beliefs were always un truc

One of the greatest achieve- ments of Galton, Lord Raglan said, was to establish important glues.

A popular belief was, and perhaps still is, that we are attracted by our opposites, but that is quite untrue. We are really attracted by and marry people like our selves.

"Another popular belief is that when the Church lands wero con- fiscated at the time of the Re- formation the people who acquired them were under à curse, and that the lands, would never pass from father to son. Like all other popular beliefs, that totally de- void of foundation.

Dr. J. F. Tocher, of Aberdeen, said that it was a mistake to mix up scienco with race. Political excitement tended to bring about "such a mixup." ·

"Look at last month's Contin- ental happenings," sald Dr. To- cher, "and the recent Ayran con- ference. People can be. tempor-

Referring to the censorship of films, Mr. Ormiston stated that since the formation of the British Board of Film Censors in 1911, a rigid scrutiny was made of every nim before it reached the public. It was safe to say that very little o make your cut flowers fast as Jarily dragooned into race import- of an offensive character

long as possible don't 'overance, supposed or real, but no race found its way on to the screen. crowd them, and don't mix different can be permanently dragooned

Of the British film, Mr. Ormis-varistica in one bowl or vasa un-into becoming angels.” ton declared: "The British pro-less you know they do well together. Dr. Tocher said that it was duction of films is increasing Flowers that grow together in bor-worth while investigating whether overy day. I am sure that those ders generally get on well to or not a great deal of legislation. who are regular attenders at the gather when cut; but flowers, such especially on the Continent, did cinema will agree that in quality as roses or sweet peas, do best not arise from the cave-dweller there is little to choose between the

when alone. best American film and the best British film,"

kind.

Change. the water in the vases at element still prevalent in man least every other day, and snip a

"How the troglodyte in manklud tiny pieco of the end of the stems "GREAT EXPECTATIONS."

when you do it. Strip all leavea can be eliminated, is one of the To Stanley Bergerman has fallen from the part that goes in the problems to be solved by states the responsibility of making Uni-wator. Don't let your flowers men and social reformers in the versal's first Dickens' classie, stand in too warm a place-a very future. Much of the material at sunny window-sill is as bad as the command of statesmen is "Great Expectations."

available from anthropology." The young producer has had a near a fire. Don't place the vases directly under an electric light, and comparatively short career in Hollywood, yet in less than two if the room is very hot at night years he has made the musicals remove them to a cooler place. "Moonlight and Melody," "I Like It that Way," and "Romance in the Rain" (shortly to be trade shown in which flowers are placed will in London), and two romantle help them to live longer. comedies The Countess of Montel

Cristo" and "Embarrassing Mo- ments."

A few grains of salt, or half an aspirin tablet, added to the water

Paramount studio to be worn by

Bergerman has already lined up Roman and Egyptian soldiers.

WAR AGAINST CHOLERA

DOCTOR'S TRIUMPH IN ASSAM

The plastor shop at Paramount A greatly improved préventive a big cast and completed elaborato preparations. Heading the players hired 120 sculptors and plaster of cholera, which is claimed to are Francis L. Sullivan, fresh from workers to make the sphinxes, have been used with successful London, in the role of Jaggers; columns, and other portions of the resulta, has been evolved at the

acta.

Pasteur Institute at Shillong. Henry Hull, the Broadway star, as Magwitch; Phillips Holmes, as Cleopatra's palatial barge was Assam, as the result of assiduous work by Lieutenant- Pip; Jane Wyatt, as Estella; Allan reproduced, both as to exterior and research Hale, as Joe Gargery: with sup interior. The original was 400 Colonel John Morison, C.I.E., M.B., Carry 4,000 Ch.B., Director of the Institute, Including Forestor Harvey, feet long and could

and also Director of the Medical Research Institute, says Reuter.

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Including the period of research,

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George Barraud, Florence Reed, "Cleopatra, when ultimately ready Harry Cording, and Douglas Wood. for screening, had taken fourteen

Stuart Walkoris scheduled to months to produce-

direct.

Lieutenant-Colonel Morison is a

Scot. He was educated at the High School Glasgow, at-George. Watson's College, and at Glasgow University.

"WHAT LADIES DREAM." MAKING A SPECTACLE.

Surrounded by a strong cast The preventive, originally dis- Those with a penchant for statia Binnie Barnes, the English stage covered by the French Doctor tics unearthed the following tli-and screen star, has completed D'Herelle, is known by the medical bits on the production of Cecil B. work un her second American film term of bacteriophage, which is an Do. Mille's Paramount picture play, "What Ladies

Dream,"

at agent that affects growing bac- "Cleopatra."

Universal.

tería so as to break up and destroy More than 5,000 persons were "What Ladies Dream," by Wil-them. It is either a ferment pro- employed on the picture. This liam Hurlbut, presente Miss Bar-duced by the bacteria themselves, included technicians, stare,

nes In 21 keenly

dramatic role, or an extremely minute form of extrus.

Neil Hamilton and Paul Cavanagh bacteria.

scone.

and

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A total of 185 lb. of clothing was worn by Claudette Colbert, Cleopatra, and Henry Wilcoxon, as Marc Antony, in one of their love scenes. Wilcoxon's armour weigh- ed 110 lb., and Claudette's beaded gown weighed 75 lb.

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The feathers of 600 pheasants will be seen opposite the new Extensive research work has were used to make up the fans of Universal star with Grant Mit been carried on at the Pastour the Egyptian dancing girls in ons chell, well remembered for his Institute at Shillong, under the exceptional work in "Saturday's direction of Lieutenant-Colonel Millions" and "King for a Night." Morison, by qualified doctors. This improved bacteriophage was FLICKERS.

tried first as a preventive for Frederic March during his school cholera and was allotted to areas, electrician's side by side with cholera vaccinol, days worked as helper for four dollars a week. It proved for superior In efficacy Sam Jaffe, appearing in "The to vaccine, and almost 100 per Scarlet Empress, played old mon cent. Buccessful as a preventive of and character parts for eight years cholera. The effect of the bac

as great in the To add that necessary tan to the before he put on the make-up of teriophage is

boglaning as in the end. It is Egyptians and Roman legionaires, a juvenile.

Mary Boland, comedienne, was understood that Lieutenant-Colon- 05 gallons of body make-up was used throughout the production. John Drew's leading Indy for six el Morison, who had gone homo

Twelve persons

on retirement, is returning to worked nine years. months on

George Barbier played, the titleAssam to carry on further re- }. research before camera was turned.

role in the original presentation of search work in this connection. More than four tons of armour The Hunchback of Notre Damo" He had recently retired from the

Indian Army Modleal Service. was cast in the foundries at the in America.

The "bath-tub"-the public bath at Rome measured 100 by 150 feet

SALESMAN SAM

SORRY, MY KIND SIRS, BUT TH BOGS AIN'T IN ANYTHING, I CAN

DO FORYA?

NOPE! WE KN GO JABOUTOUR BIZNESS MIDOUT ANY HELP FROM Youse!

GIMLETE GIMLET DEPT.

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They Oughta Paste Sam!.

OH;NO YA PONTÍ I'M A 'DETECTIVE, AN' YA AIN'T. DOIN' ANY STICKIN' UP

·AROUND HERS! NOT WHILE SAM

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1-Shelter-behind-mu-in-an-affray- 4 Dono before a de.. with a lithu

it of temper in the middle.

8 A beginning with mother's

brother, you and me in it.

If it doesn't, it doesn't matter. 10 Nice girl, thiel Sho only re-

quires half the umbrells.

11 They sound tight. Mind the

pegs don't start!

12 Queer name for only four letters. 15 What. Adam said to the earth

when he had conquered it.

16 Part of the Bible always appear

ing in crosswords.

19 Try a lid. in fragnient and get

slowly right

21 Saint that gave his name to a

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23 Refrain.

24 There's an organ in this town,

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25 Slight, but very wounding.

28 Involves a notice on the bottle.

presumably!

29 Let out.

30 An Earl of Warwick (hyphen).- 31 Contains a 23 Across.

Down

1 Surprisingly, it containa no meat

-not even lamb!

In the neighbourhood.

3 According to Friar Laurence, young men's love lies in them/ 4 Oh, hang thist

5.Whatever can you see in them? I'm absolute perfection when

start to copy.

7 A little North Country torrent -Has no commendable system of

reducing unemployment.

13 Make belleve to a limited extent. 14 Very close insitation.

17. Bush and berry are found in this

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19 There's no organ in this town,

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