1934-11-26 — Page 7

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY,

NOVEMBER 26,

1934.

ABOUT PEARLS

FINE EXHIBITION AT KOMOR'S

For thousands of yours pearls have played an Important part in history. They were compared to the grace and fairneas of women; and praised and suing about by thei poets of olden times; even to-day the

pearl is an emblem of grace, Innocence and beauty. During the last two centuries, the pearl has rlsen above the diamond and emerald, and a platinum mounting of to-day enhances its divine beauty and lustre.

Thanks to the Japanese experi- ment with cultured pearls and to their patience and perseverance, one can get a perfectly round pearl, which resembles a natural pearl in every respect at about one-tenth of the cost.

A pearl takes at least eight years to grow and considering the length!

of time the oyster takes to produce

A marketable pearl, the patience! the Japanese race mumt ho uf admired,

Mr. Kodaku, uf Japan, well known in the Colony for his annual exhibition of cultured pearls, is again here exhibiting at Messrs. Komar & Komor's, a collection of pearl necklaces and mounted prart jewellery, which even aurpasses hin fast year's display. There are wonderfully graduated necklaces, platinum mounted rings, eac-rings and brooches on view, and those who wish to JHITR il xift for Christmas or otherwise will appreciate the very moderate prices of this beautiful collection. Even those who do not want

Mr. Kodaka will purchase, pleased to welcome and explain the growth of the pearl in the oyster shell.

Pupils of Vera Volkova and George Goncharoff, who are to present the Ballet "Lex Sylphides" at the

King's Theatre on Thurid ay, 29th, instant, at 5:10 p.m.

INSULL FREED

1

DRAMATIC SCENES IN

A visit to Kemor's Art Rooms is always interesting, but more during Mr. Kodaka's Peart Exhibi- tion, which is open from an

p.m. for ten days only.

....!

SCOUTS “AT HOME"

HAPPY FUNCTION HELD BY ST. ANDREW'S TROOP

721

COURTROOM

Chiengo, Nov. 23.

A final plea for the nequittal of Sanniel Insull, his son, and Martin,

CINEMA GRADUATION

CEREMONY

DIPLOMAS FOR HONGKONG

FILM ASPIRANTS

WEB OF INTRIGUE

YUGO-SLAY CHARGES AGAINST HUNGARY

Geneva, Nov, 25. The Hungarian delegate to the

RADIO BROADCAST

Relay From the Helena May Institute

ZE.K. PROGRAMME

From Z. B. W. on n' wavelength of 365 metres (815 kilocycles);

6-8 p.m. European Programme.

-0.30 p.m. A Relay of the Hongkong Orchestra Hotel Dance

from the Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden.

6.30-7 pm. A Relay of the last part of the Concert arranged by Mr. Harry Ore, from the Helena May Institute, by

of courtesy Committee.

7 p.m. Closing Local Stork Quota- tions, Loudon And Now York Stock and Commodity Quotations,

MACKINTOSH'S

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have pleasure in announcing Authentic Display of Men's Wear for the Cool scoson. The goods displayed in their windows and showcases have Mr. been personally, selected by Mackintosh and represent the West End. fashions of to-day-and to-

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A courteous welcome to their up-to- date store awaits you whether to come , to look round with A view to an ultimate purchase or to make an immediate choice whilst stocks are complete.

the

7.08-7.28 p.m. Light Orchestral. Woods Nymph's (Valsette)

Conten),

(Erle

New Queen's Hall Light Orchestra Conducted by Eric Contes.

Landon Suite (Erie Coates).

Eric Coates and Symphony Orchestra.

(n) Tarantelle"Covent Garden"; (b) Meditation-"Westminster":

(e) March-"Knightsbridge.” Bien Aimen--Valse (Waldtenfel). Amoretten Tanz-Waltz (Gung1).

Albert Sandler and hia Orchestra. 7.28-7.43 pm, A Recital by Derek Oldham (Tenor).

1.

Come Away, Death (Quilter).

2. (a) Mistress Mine; (b) Blow,

Blow thou Winter Wind.

9. Dezek Obtham Medley.

7.43-8 p.m. A Jazz Piano Recitai

by Kalo, da Conta.

1. Viktoria and her Hussar-Medley,

2. Say it with Music-Medley.

3. Just by your example.

p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

8.03-10.30 p.m. Chinche Studio

Concert.

9.30 p.m. Router Press Bulletins, London 1 pm. Stock and Commodity Quotations.

10.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins,

N schingl Jor the training of League of Nations has requested sull. the brother of the fallen potential Barrymores and Mary Park this Secretary-General, M. Avenel, utilities magnite, was made by the fords for Chinese picture-plays, which to place the Yugo-Slay complaint Rugby Mid-day Press News. Further leading Counsel for their defence. was established in Hom kong Instagniast Hungary on the agenda London Stock and Commodity Quoth-

year in connection with the Hongkong for an extraordinary meeting of tions.

to-lay

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME

Mr. Floyd E. Thompson, plending › Chinese Artistic Film Co. held the League Connell next week. 10.40 p.m. Close Down For the Insul, asked the jury first graduation ceremony thri

All Relays of the Hongkong Hotel auditoryon 6f the Chinese YMCA. A detailed account of the activi move this stain."

courtesy of the "Send this old man back to the Yamat on Saturday night, Mrs lies of terrorista is contained in Orchestras ar hy

prepared for, wife of Mr. J. South of the the Yago-Slav Note. The allega-Management. home his son has

Kowlaun-Canton Railway, distributed finna ure based on evidence of | him," arged Mr. Thompson, Indicat- diplomas to 56 successfti) students of terrorists arrested in connection

ing De white-haired figure of the hoth sexes.

with the Marscilles crime and 8.30-10 pm. European Recorded The sesive Insull.

Mr. J. 8, Shuk, of the Film, Com,others who tried to attempt the Programme from ZE.K. on a fres At an "At Home" held in the

graddaug life of the late King Alexander | quency of 600 kcs. Church. grounts

Then, pointing dramatically to pany, congratulated Las Saturday

His address said,

8.30-8.58 p.m. Concert Items. afternoon, the Rev. J. R. figgs the son of the bend of the Insult and in the course

l'ianoforte Solo - Rigoletto -- Para- praised the high standard of

Arms, he demanded: "So this that the Company which he repre, in December 1933,

frented was established last November it is alleged that the terrorists phrase de Concert (Verd-Lisz!). you can back to his job and to private compatty, etency attained by 16+ St

with seves trained in' camp at. Yanka-

Alfred Cortot. Andrew's Church

his motherless log m Bury

|primaters and shareholders. "These men were caught by an oni pictures, a pictures That Puszta, in Hungary, under the Song I Love thee (Grieg), troop.

of the authorities.

Eva Turner (Soprano). in ni reform and protection

Solor--Liebenfretul (Love'n The Vicar said he was proud | uprontrollable depresston,” dechred could a

promote the Business and industrial They used to have shooting prac

life-size of the Troop, anul paid a tribute Mr. Thomson.

nortrait

Jay) (Kreisler). of Mrs Insull wep silently during diag of China, were those which tive nt n

Violin Solos - Liebesties! (Love's to the work of the Scoutmasters. -

Sorrow) (Kreisler). Messts, H. Dorner. It. Wong and counsel's address, fenter,

Fritz Kreisler. Songs-CasaDora - Mistress fond

azul Fair (1. Strauss). Songs-Casanova-The Memory of a

Kiss (J. Strauss),

Seouls

F. V. Wong, Mr. Dormer and Mr. R. Wong, he said, would be going shortly on leave, lo attend the Jamboree at Melbourne and It asked that the loyal support given by the boys be also extended to Mr. Fred Wourg whe would be

left. in charge.

Mr. Dormer in reply, thashed The Viear for the nice things said of the Troup, and added that its efficiency was in no small me

the entperation of sure due t the members.

Scout Wally Newell, who is leaving for Home on the trump ship Somersetshire, was presented with a book by his fellow spouts, During the afternoon, a gymnase the display with Seout exercises was given.

“Not Gullty!**

Eduen

it would endeavour to produre, Threy: Khung Alexander, pictures had brea produred.

Pientering Stage.

Violin

1st Movement--Molto allegro agitato.

tranquillo.

2nd Movement-Andante con

moto

rd Movement Scherzo. 4th Movement-Finale.

9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock und Commodity Quotations.

The demand for good Chinese |

A witness at the Belgrade trial picture-plays was exceeding the up of terrorists in April stated that he Chiengo, Nov. 25. Ply, int as the Company Weet ahead had been ordered one night to The ampling: narinn financier, with its plans, it found increasingly i help in the execution of a Bosalan Samuel Insul, and the other de-difficult the seersing of neturs and sentenced to death.

Arthur Pear (Baritone), tendants were acquitted by the trees of a standard meeting it!

D Minor, 8.58-9.30 p.m. Trio i felled, the Bosnian One man requirements. An important devision hury. They were charged with was then taken by the Company in with a low on the neck, witness (Mendelssohn) played by fraud and swindling in connectionishing of a school of Ginema stabbed him in the ribs while a Cosals (CeEo)*****

Cortot (Pinnoforte); Thibaud (Violin) with the failure of the Fosull Acting in Hongkong, to train its own third man despatched him with a Utility, Corporation. The

trial netor

< Jet,

Rie stub through the heart. The body lasted even weeks.

graduates who receiverd their diplomas Tadre Wilkerson, in his charge that evening were the fire but was then thrown into furnace. to the jury, Kave detailed In Pusset at.

It is alleged that passports with structions. He told them nut Lex

numbers and faked igenuine! decide hastily, but did not com.

names were supplied to terrorists, moņi on the evidence.

Mr. J. Smith, returning think an who were allowed to move freely Among the points he specially behalf of his wife, spoke of the in Hungary. All were supplied steissard were: (1) The investor is Chuse din industry is being only with weapons and ammunition, entitled to a complete and full in its pioneeride stage, with a

the men

It was learned that the trails statement before he parts with his living ahead for

led to Italy. possessed of the right technique of many terrorists money; (2) it is equally importee was of the view that acting should but this fact has been omitted The Rev. 4, R. Higra won the ant to find the guilty man guilty, go hand-in-hand with study. and from the Note in order to avoid guests' competition for gentlemen as an innocent man not guilty; (3) pointed to the ease of a celebratat complications. and little Miss Elrige won the the defendant must not be can-English netor who at an advanced

However, it is believed that if victed for burk of good business stage of hla distinguished career Indies" prize.

Among the many parents and judgment alone, nor for embark- could still appreciate the valuable Italy attempts to champion the of Hungary, Yugo-Slavia friends present were Mrs. J. Ring on a lusing business venture. help of stedly. He wished the School cause

will publish all the suppressed in- (Applause). Higgs, wife of the Vicar, Mr. and

Samnet Insall seemed confident every success. Mrs. Engelbrecht. Mrs. Ganson, his acquittal. He said, just auditorium was regaled with a concert of Italy, which is likely to cause The farge audience which Alled the formation showing the complicity Mrs. Millington, Mrs. Watson, Mra.before the jury refired: "11 give programme, of which the chief feature grave developments, Edmondson, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. them two hours to decide Lo was a modern play of three acts, Wong, and the Misses F. and J. nequit." Actually the jury was performed with great realism be Wong.

absent, for two hours and two students of the School. Mesars. H. Dormer and R. Wang minutes deliberating on the ver- are leaving for Australin on the diel. 8.8. Tanda on Friday,

man's announcement.

REHEARSAL OF CHARITY ACT SHOWS GREAT PROMISE

corner

Successful Students,

רטין

Turmoil followed the jury fore- The following were the graduates.

the Misses Fung Sin-chun, Ngai Chi- "We find the defendants not!ning, Chan Ying-ving, Tani Wal-chun, guilty," the foreman announced. Lam Wai-man, Leung Yen-fong, lai Thereupon ringing cheers burst Ip-ying, Li Shang-ha, Chow Mo-ying,

of theo Man-on, Ip Yuet-hung, Yee "Lali out from every

ws, Chu Ying-ying, Wong Mei-yule, i court. Judging from the first dress The wives, relatives and friends Chung Luk-chi, Wong Stu-tap, Chan "Les of the defendants rushed to the Kai, Tam Ho-fung, Wong Kwong- Sin-tup and Id Yuk-ping, and Meusts. rehearsal yesterday Sylphides," which will be pro-defence table and tearfully emyn, Wong Kah-yu, Long Tak-kin, duced by the Vera Volkova Dane-braced the acquitted persons. Young Chi-man, Wu Han, Chu Kan

Sumarel Insul, Sar., was sur-Tu Siu-hong, Ho Leung, Mak Yun-tat, ing School for charitable purposes at the King's on Thursday. there rounded by a crowd seeking to Kwong Kwak-wing, Kwok Cheong. is every chance that the public shake his hand. He walked to the Yee Kal-keune, Lani Sau-keung, Lan will see

little jury box and shook the hand of performance short of professional in quality. each furyninn as he left.

of

Celebration.

If Yago-Slavia proves her case, it is thought that the most the League onn do is to pasS re- solution stigmatising the action of Hungary, and prescribing new re gulations regarding politie emigres-Reuter Special.

ANZAC MEMORIAL

DUKE OF GLOUCESTER AT SYDNEY CEREMONY

9,35-10 p.m. Variety. Organ SolosIt was so Beautiful, Organ Salas-The Clouds will soon

Toll by.

Quentin M. Maélenn. Vocal Duets-What's Good for the

Goose is good for the Gander, Vocal Duets-Gee, Oh Gosh, I'm

Grateful.

Sam Browne and Girl Friend. Plano Solos-Now that you're Gone. Plano Holos-Can't we talk it over.

Carroll Gibbons, Organ Solos-My Song goes round

the World. Organ Solos By a Waterfall.

Frederic Bayco, 10 p.m. Close Down,

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From, The German Short-Waver

Special programme for Far Eastern

teneti

will be broadcast this arealog by DIA on 31.8 metres na under:

p.121. Opening Announcement DIA Ger

Programme man Yalk Bona. l'atacant (German. English), $.10 p.m. Male and Topics Events, 1.48p. News in English.

10

m. Popular Music.

11 p.m. 8ports Review,

11.18 News in German. 1130 p. The Call of the

Ilemelandi

Thuringen, Mapuserini by El. v. d. Herke. 12.15 .. News in English, 12.30 a.m. Close down DJA.

Sydney, N.S.W!, Nov. 25. Chi-hung, Leung Kun-ying, Lau Sik-

A crowd of 200,000 watched kwai, Chink Slubung, Chang it..R.H. the Duke of Gloucester Li Po-sam, Lau Siu-ngai, Ho Kam-yu, The principals are Vera Volkova

Ng Kam-shing, Li Shik-yee, Hou Takanveil the Anzne Memorial, in and George Goncharoff and they

ming, Lau Kwai-hong, Sit Ki-fai, Mon honour of New South Wales fallen display a high degree of technique Samuel Insull, after a brief Chi-ho, Mou Tong, Hu Man-kit, Sau during the Great War, after In a programme which is modern statement "I regard this as the Chishing. Chang Kam-wen, I Shing 25,000 returned soldiers, com-This without being modernistie, and a start of my vindiention" accom and Chang Ngan-wan.

manded by Major-General Charles distinguished by a wonderful array anied the remainder of the de

|Rosenthal, murched past. of dresses and scenery;

fendants to a club, where they

ILM.S. Cumberland arrived in port His Highness later received a The ballet de corps comprise celebrated their acquittal.

flying the white pennant, yesterday visit from a Tongan, Tafan, a of children of local residents, Despite the failure of the morning, preparatory to her departure native student of Newington givau the most polished exhibl-Federal Government to secure on Wednesday for Home for re- College, Sydney, and requested tions that have yet been seen here conviction, Samuel Insull and his commission and re-fit,

him to sit beside him on the dais in amateur ballet dancing, and brother, Martin, are still due to

during the presentation of 43 Stella Best provides one of the face State charges of embezzle- high lights of the entertainment ment, for alleged use of company from the Corporation Securities addresses of welcome. in a solo Oriental dance. Yvonne funds for stock market specula Company, stated in the chargo to In the afternoon His Highneas and Hilary Martin are outstand-tions.

have boen then bankrupt,

attended the greatest turf carnival ing in a pas de trois with Gonchar- The State of Illinois indicted Mr. Lloyd Thompson, the deuver staged in Australia, features off

them on these charges on Octo- fence lawyer, after the verdict of which were a carnival march The musical accompaniment is bet 4,1932, and they muy come up had been delivered, said that he past of 28 teams of 560 bronzed by Miss Nura Kanis, nesisted at for trial next week, but it is not never doubted the result.

Burfmen from the various benches the plano by Mrs. Sinclair, and yet definite.

He added that the Judge's of New South Wales. Surf racos, the band of the 1st Raltn.” Lin- Samuel Insul also faces

an charge to the jury was "the most surfboat races and rescue races

colnshire Regiment will give their other Federal charge, that services on Thursday,

fraudulently removing

of eminently fair I have over heard." were also provided by the surf- assets-Reutér,

men.Reuter Special.

K.Z.R.M. PROGRAMME

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Motor Ca

7.10 p.m. Malabon Bugar Company Spon.

CONDID. 7.4 p.m. Fanio y Cia Programme (C2min

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10.40 pm. Big On.

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