1935-02-23 — Page 16

QULLA'S

Vinai snowings To-day at 2.80, 5.10, 7 20 & b.80

A NEW STAR WITH HEAVEN ·

IN HER FACE!

Cong atu ations, Jean Pa:kor! Y u're a breath- taking vision of loveliness!. And what a heart-warming performance you give in your first starring picture! Jean, you're adorable!

JEAN PARKER

Have a HEART

-

JAMES

DUNN

UNA MERKEL STUART ERWIN

TO-MORROW

W. C. FIELD'S

RIOTOUS COMEDY

"THE OLD FASHIONED WAY"

First

St-awings in

Kewfrom

STAR

Popular Pricest 704. 408. 20 Servicemen 30e

TO-DAY ONLY » 2.30. 5.20, 7.20 9.20 pm

Whose

Husband

Is Who?

-that's the ques- tion they all try to settle in the spright- liest, spiciest come- dy of the season!

ERTAIN LADY

EDWARD EVERETT | GENEVIEVE

with HORTON TOBIN

A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

TOGETHER FIRST TIME

GABLE COLBERT

TO-MORROW

the

STAR

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

STORMS OVER BRITAIN

HEAVY SNOW IN MANY PLACES

Landon, Feb. 22.

ware

Winds of galo force swept the British Jalos again to-day and ax- coptionally heavy rain fell in many

anowfalls parts, while rocorded in the Midlands and West of England. snow ploughs being necessary to clear some of the Derbyshire roads."

Coastal shipping was severely buffetted in high seas and the mail steamer Saint Heller, due to berth at Jersey in the Channel Islands early in the day, was un- able to enter the harbour until lato afternoon. Consideratio damage was done in the Island by winds British Wirelcan,

PATMAN BILL PETITION

FORCING VOTE ON BONUS BILL

(Special to "Telegraph”)

NEW TELEGRAPH” SERIAL

"SILKEN SPINDLES"

⚫ON MONDAY

"Silken Spindles," A Now Borial written by Laura Lou Brookman, will start In Mon- day's issue of the Telegraph.

This is a first-rate story, filled with action, human in- torost and suspense, possessing all the elements that go to make a powerful love Borini. In it, five people whose lives were bound together by un- expected forces aro swept into a series of amazing events lending to a dramatic crisis.

Start reading "Silken Spind- Ica" on Monday, and follow the development of the story day by day.

MUSLIM VISITOR

NOTED MISSIONARY ARRIVES

IN HONGKONG

23. 1935.

OLD WARSHIPS FOR MANCHUKUO

PROVIDED BY JAPAN FOR $2,500,000

Dairen, Feb, 20..

It is learned in officiat quar- tars that negotiations have been concluded between the Japanese and Manchukue nutharities for the sale of two old warships to Manchukuo by Japan, at a total cost of $2,500,000.

The

two warships will christened the "Chin Jen" and "Shin Lun," meaning "endearmont and friendliness to neighbour." Central Newz.

SAFEST SHIP. IN WORLD QUEEN MARY PUT TO TEST

be

London, Feb. 22, Every effort is being nindo to make the world's largest and fastcat ship, the Queen Mary, also the safest vessel afloat..

Syed Bluhammed Jamaludin

Fire resisting paint used in the Tbna Syed Arif Allamalas, a noted

recently tested. Muslim missionary, has arrived In cabins was the Colony in the course of a tour Although a light was applied after ho is making of Eastern countries. a selected cabin had been drenched with 20 gallons petrol it was found Washington, Feb. 22. The Moulana is a descendant after the flames had subsided that only result wan Bilght For the petition to force a vote of the Muslim saint, Syed Abdul the on his Bonus Bill, Representative Kadir Al-Jailan! Al-Hasani. He scorching of the walls-British Wright Patman has already ob- was born in Damascus, and was Wirclear. tained over one hundred signa-educated at the Al-Ashar Univer- turoa.

sity, Cairo.

The number required to bring

In the course of his tour, the the Bill before the House for the Moulana has visited Hyderabad majority

vote, is 217-United and Decan, and was given a Prens.

special audience by the ruler of Nizam, who, having satisfied him- self of the Moulana's good work for the cause of Islam, granted him a life pension from the State treasury.

EXPLORER'S REWARD

The Moulana aleo visited

STREAMLINED FIRE ENGINE

FIRST ONE IN ENGLAND

London, Feb. 22. The first streamlined fro engine,

ALHAMBRA

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1934's CHEER Choor and be

ADOLPH ZUKOR

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LEADER Cheered.

COLLEGE

Orband, vinking 1934) PRE MANÍ

RHYTHM

Jada Kakla, the Joy Brbruk, tasku Magande...for long gelast

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JOE PENNER

LANNY ROSS

JACK OAKIE

HELEN MACK

LYDA ROBERTI MARY BRIAN

tension ladder. hook ladders. gallons fire pump, a forty feet ex-also Paramount News & Grantland Rica Sportlight “Wgtur Rodas

Nanking, Feb. 23, Dr. Sven Hedin, the well-known Penang. the Malay States and containing in one machine, a 600 Swedish explorer now acting adviser to the Chinese Ministry of Singapore, and at Singapore gave Railways, has arranged to call on a series of lectures on the religion Mr. Lin Sen, Chairman the of Islam.

of

oxygen breathing apparatus and moans for laying hose quickly to

National Government, this morn- The distingulohed visitor led a fire, has been delivered to the ing, to tender thanks to Mr. Lin the prayers at the Mohamedan London Fire Brigade.

The new fire engine is so de- for the honour of the First Class Mosque in Shelley Street yester- | Taal Yu Medal conferred on him day, and gave an inspiring address signed as to protect men against by the Chinese Government.to a large gathering of local weather when travelling to fires. Central News,

TO-DAY

ONLY

AT

2.30, 5.10, 7.15

9.30 P.M.

Muslims.

-British Wireless.

KINGS

The hit of Broadway -the sensation of the screenf

Barrymore at his best, Lombard at her loveliest in the year's outstanding -romantic comedy!

4 SHOWS

DAILY

2,30-5.15

7.15–0.30

LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY. HERE'S A GREAT

COMEDY

PICTURE

PACKED WITH ACTION ALLO SHOWING AR SPECIAL MICKEY MOUSE Silly Symphony.

Barrymore

20TH CENTURY Carole Lombard

-- Welter Connolly Roscoe Karna

From the stable Pew York stage zuccase

By Now Hecht-Charles MacArthum

Charles Alitholland

A HOWARD HAWKS'

Production

A Columbia

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RADIO

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IRENE DUNNI WALTER HUSTON EDNA MAY OLIVER

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MARCH ACROSS LONDON OF ESSEX REGIMENT.

lag of the first Easax Regiment, marched across London this morning, to entrain for their camp In Yorkshire. Great crowds great- ed them on their arrival at London, Feb, 22. Victoria, and the men looked t The first contingent of British and cheerful They were headed by troops, who formed, part of the their own band British Wireless,

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