1935-06-29 — Page 2

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Get out your scissors at this point--for here is another little article to snip If you want to know how the out and paste ku your serap book of beauty. lovely ludica of the screen apply their powder to give skin that satiny smooth appearance, then lend' your enra ter should we say your eyes) and we'll conduct you through the entire routine.

THE HONGKONG

FILMLAND NEWS

Jubilee Films to Be

Preserved

HISTORIC RECORD

Leading cities of Great Britain and the capitals of the Dominions have accepted a sound Alm record of the pageant of the King's Sliver Jubileo celebrations.

The Alm is the Jubilee issue of the Universal British Talking News, which contains not only a panorama of the processions and celebrations on Jubilee Day, but features important and interesting events of the King's reign as well.

Copies of the film have also been nocepted by the Commonwealth of Australia, the Dominions of Cana- da, Now Zealand and Newfound- land, the Union of South Africa, British India, and the Colony of Southern Rhodesin, and are to be Hont from London by the High Commissioners concerned.

This way of recording history was conceived by S. F. Ditcham, managing director of Universal Pictures.

"In obtaining the pictures of the ho Jubilee celebration," Silver said, "I considered that we had re- corded a page of magnificent British history, of both interest and value to future generations. It seemed a pity to use the films for the one occasion only, and con- sequently I approached the Lord Mayors and High Commissioners and suggested that they might each care to accept a copy for their official records and archives,

"The Lord Mayor of Bristol has arranged to pass on to his successor the recommendation that the film be shown publicly to the young people of his elty on each anniver sary of His Majesty's Jubilee. Liverpool The Lord Mayor of agreed that the suggestion to show it annually was well worth con- sidering."

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TOO BUSY TO MARRY AGAIN Elissa Landl, who was recently granted a divorce from J. C. Law busy for love and too happy for marriage, according to an inter- view given by her in New York, says Router.

The first trick is to start powdering at the lower cherks; then gently patrence, a London barrister, is too and blend toward the centre of the face. Powder the nose last otherwire the none will be over-powdered, making it appear conspicuous, Now then, with the powder puff, press the powder lightly into the lines around the eyes, nose, mouth and chin to assure a completely powdered surface.

"I have novels to write, plays to flan, and pictures to make," she ex- plained. "After four and a half

This done, brush away the surplus make-up and clear all lines at the cyes, years in America I am an American nose, mouth and chin with a powder brush.

And the job is done.

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STUFFED BEET SALAD

DOIL some amall beets till tender, then peel them and scoop out the centre of cach, leaving only the shell. Chop up enough hard-boiled egg and sardine to fill the cavities, mix with mayonnaise and chopped capers, season to taste, and pile the mixture in the beet cases, Garnish with chopped parsley, and serve.

WOMEN ARE WEAKER

EVILS OF SLIMMING

AND COCKTAILS Women, whatever they may do

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GERMANY'S NEW AIR DEFENCES

VERY FORMIDABLE AND MODERN

PHOTOGRAPHS OBTAINED

Berlin, May 31. The first pictures of the anti- air-raft section of the German Alr <are published in this week's Beer lustrierte Zeitung.

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y strikingly enforce Genoral Goering's argument that as a result of beginning late to build her nir armaments Germany now has the most modern and effective engines of serial offence and defence in the world.

The photographs show that the anti-aircraft artillery is fully mo- torised.

In one photograph a member of the force la seen sitting in the saddle of a huge apparatus for de teeting the sound of approaching enemy 'planes. The caption ex- plains that even when the motors have been specially allenced the new apparatus will register their ap- proach.

Anather photograph shows the brillant beams of five searchlights converging upon one point in the sky, and beneath it one rends that delicate gauges keep the once sight. I ed enemy plane in the centre of crossing rays of light..

Only an unsatisfactory glimpse is given of what is described as the "heart and brain of the artillery"- an electrically controlled central command station from which the whole battery are orders to the given.

ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS

nion

Three photographs show standing round the new rapid firing anti-aircraft

With barrels guna that appear to be at least 18ft, long these guns are a delight even to the uninitinted eye.

Germany's anti-aircraft artillery, abviously, has not been designed and built within a few months.

In a special interview with the Morning Post last year Dr. Goerens, n director of Krupps, argued that Germany could not possibly be re- arming, because all the delicate in- instruments which are necessary for the way of breaking records, are manufacturing guns and which take the weaker sex. They may swims of careful work to construct the Channel and fly to Australia, had been destroyed in accordance but their physical makeup is such with the Treaty of Versailles. that they cannot stand the strain and stress of industrial life as well as the men can.”

So,

at leant, thinks Dr. N. Tattersall, of Leeds. He gave his opinion when speaking at the an- nual congress of the Royal Institute of Public Health and Institute of Hygiene, at Harrogate.

Asked if she intended to marry an American, she replied "That is asking too much of my American-

Whenever the subject of tuber- ism. I do not plan to marry again. culosis among young women arose, I am too busy. But one never

he said, one invariably got people knows. However, when and if I

talking about the evils of slim- marry he will be judged by love,ming, dancing, and cocktails, but-. and not by nationality?"

GRETA GARDO INTERVIEWED

"I'm so tired of all this," com- plained Greta Garbo, when asked for an interview on her arrival at Chicago en route for Sweden.

She reluctantly said she would return to America, but would not

say when.

Asked, "What about your marri age?" she replied "What_mnrri- nge? I have no marriage plans none whatever."

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while there was no doubt that there were women who had alimmed themselves into tuberculosis- alimming, dancing, and cocktails only affected such a small propor tion of women that they could not affect the figures of the country as

a whole.

It is interesting that the authori-

hitherto disapproved Berliner Hus- tles should have singled out the

trierte Zeitung to publish this in- teresting series of photographs. The explanation is that with a cir- culation of over a million it offers the Government, the best opportu nity for convincing the questioning German taxpayer that he is getting good value for his money.

CULTURE IN RUSSIA

“QUESTIONING" OLD COMPOSERS

POPULAR RECORDS

1879-SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES. Vocal... Ruth Etting. GIVE ME A HEART TO SING TO. Vocal. Bing Crosby, F5293-SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES. F.T.

MY OLD FLAME. F.T. RL223-SINGING A HAPPY SONG. F.T.

..Ambrose & His Orch.

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I WAS LUCKY. F.T. (both from film.

'Folies Bergère de Paris')...Dorsey Brothers Orch. 1863-IDA SWEET AS APPLE CIDER.

The Mills Brothers.

MY GAL SAL Vocal: 1887--MISS OTIS REGRETS.

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WITH EVERY BREATH I TAKE.

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17 He may be only a moderate shot, but an extra bull or two makes little difference to him.

18 Part of Scotland that would bo a bit too unrefined if it had kept its head. 21 When under fire, I know no

cosier spot.

22 An animal that contains three articles with a little pair round

river WOR always in

Moscow, May 24, The rapid pushing of culture Dr. W. Santon Gilmour, medical into new Soviet frontiers results superintendent of the City of in some amusing incidents. Loeds Sanatorium, Killingbeck, In the backward village of them. dealing with the increase of tuber- Belgorod recently the manager of 24 This culosia in the young women of the the new Soviet theatre arranged

Geneva. community, said the disease ac- counted for 50 per cent, of all the the population. He printed pro

an evening of classical music for 26 You come across them in sea- side lodgings and cricket mat ches. deaths of young women.

grammes bearing the names of 28 An inflammatory ending. About the marriage, age the Chopin, Glinka and Veniavaky, the 29 Clearly evidences your station. DICKENS'S LIFE FOR SCREEN?

Intter two 19th century Russian 31 Turn the wagon round and find tuberculosis figures among young

where it may do so. "Charles

which and Polish composers, respective- Dickens," the first women tended to fall of,

32 Shore up (anag.). biographical play about the great would seem to show that the stress, long dead.

housewife was not so

The provincial censor, looking

34 It appears the vessel is nearly novelist, which, was produced at of being

over the programme to ensure its

that the screws do here, the Grand Theatre, Southampton, adverse as that of being in in-

ideological purity. apparently as We can never think of repaying last week, has created considerable

dustry.

found something wrong.

them all we owe them! interest in stage and film circles.

Sir Pendrill Varrier-Jones, medi- Six important British and cal director of Papworth Village American film companies hayo Settlement, said that tuberculosis asked for copies of the script in was killing every year four or five order to study the screen possibili- times as many people as were being ties of the piny.

killed in road accidents.

SALESMAN SAM

HERE I AM, DUZzem!

YA PHONED FER ME? LUMBER-NOW, WHere's

LEAK?

LEAK? WHY, 1. DON'T RECALL SENDIN' FER YA, DOPEY! MUSTA

BEEN SAM!

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"Bring those fellows to me,” he ordered. "I want to talk to them about their music."

"I can't," the theatre manager explained. "They don't live in Belgorod."—United Press.

3 A somewhat vulgar note.

Down

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This senson suggests no L.S.D. to me.

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int it's in the army here.

5 The part of England that de- mands money with indignation soon after the start.

B Abstains, like one's ancestors, 7 "We have the snake, not killed

it (Macbeth.")

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than inflicted, perhaps.

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wave think.

20 Engagements to meet.

27 No name for a horse with a bad

wind. (Perhaps the may dawn upon you.)

answer

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