1935-07-03 — Page 17

THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH

FIFTH ANNUAL

THE HỎNGKONG TELEGRAPH.

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC|

COMPETITION

JUNE-AUGUST,

Valuable

1935.

Prizes

IN ADDITION TO THE CAMERA AND CASH PRIZES MESSRS. ILFORD, LIMITED, OF LONDON, OFFER

TWO SILVER TROPHIES

1st Valuc

2nd Valuc

$150.00

85.00

TO WHAT ARE ADJUDGED. THE TWO BEST ENTRIES IN THE COMPETITION, IRRESPECTIVE OF CLASS.

Commence Sending in Your Entries

SECTION 1

NOW

For the beat Story-telling Picture

Ist. 16 mm. Cine Kodak Model K. 1.3.5. lens, complete with carrying case.

(Donated by the Eastman Kodak Company)

Value ... $204.00

2nd.-Rolleicord, Photo-Automat Camera, complete with carrying case, (Donated by Haldecke in

with Messrs. Co.)

Value

3rd Cash Prize

$40.00

Section 3 cont'd)

2nd

3rd Cash Prize

$20.00

Cash Prize

$40.00

(Two Conectation Prizes "Beflex" Booka

SECTION 4

Views. Including Architecture

and Street Scenea

ist.-Kodak Pupille, Leitz. £.3.5

lens and

Mirro Reflex Attachment.

Franke conjunction Melchers &

&

(Donated by Eastman Kodak Company?

Value $160.00

$75.00 2nd-Cash Prize

4th Cash Prize

$10.00

Two Cunantation Prives "Rolkiflex" Boxka)

SECTION 2

Bothing and Picnic Photographs

with

1st-Rolleiflex Photo-Automati

Camera, complete carrying case.

(Donated by Franke & Judocko In conjunction with Messrs. Melthers & Co.)

Valuo

2nd Cash Prize

$120.00

3rd

Cash Prize

$40.00

$20.00

$40.00

3rd.—Agfa Speedex Record

Camera 1.7.7 lens. (Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)

Valuc

.$25.00

(Twa Consulation Prites Notieffer** Duokr)

SECTION 5

Studien in Still Life

1st.-Zeiss Ikon Ikonts Camera 1.4.5. lens, Compor Shutter. (Donated by Carlowitz Co.)

Value

&

$60.00

2nd.-Agfa Speedex Camera.

Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)

Valuc

(Two Commutation Prizes "Hulaifux" Books) | 3rd.--Cash Prize,

SECTION 3 Chinese Stolies--Figures and Faces

1st.-Agfa

The

Camera,

Specticx

with

Compur

Optical

RADIO BROADCAST

(Continued from Page 7.)

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Germ-rell of the “V,D,A.” Now in English on DJQ and in Thatch on hill. 10 p.m. "Aleft, Prouf Eagle?" A Badla Jy hetrieb Wilhelm Brand.

9.15 pm.

10.45 p.m. Milliary Musle, 1116 p.m. News In German on 139 and

DJB.

11.30 p.m. Current Events,

11.00 p.m. Hong.

12.m. Merry Finale,

12.15.m. News in English on DJQ and

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Transmission E

10.5.D. and f...) 7 a.m.

liten. England . Houth Aftien.

Amning commentary by Cap | Tatry 21, 13. T. Wakelam on the third day's play in the second Cricket Tead Match. Related from Lord's Cricket Ground, Tandan, THE Am An Organ Herstal by Frank

WEDNESDAY,

CINEMA NEWS

NOTES FROM THE THEATRES

JULY 3, 1935.

10

A gay, romantic comedy of a hand- nome beauty doctor to whom thou- sands of women flock for his "apcein" treatments, "Klas and Make-Up" has ita Initial screeninga 16-morrow at the Queen Theatre. This picture was produced by B. P. Schulberg at the Paramount studios, with 'Cary Grant, Genevieve Tulin, Helen Mack and Edward Everett Herton in the prin- cipal roles. The flo presents Cary Grant as the owner and chlef doctor of a modern temple of beauty which the entire feminine population flocks, begging for his treatment. One of his patients, Genevieve Tobin, wealthy wife of Edward Everett Hor 160, is just about through with her series

of treatments, which have mość turned her into the doctor's beautiful and perfect creation. The doctor falls in love with her. The husband, fed up with all the beauty- regulations, walks out and leaves her to now love. Grant marries her with a heart full of romance, but his blias is completely ruined when he comes face to face with the effects of his stringent beauty roles. He realizes she is just a creation of powder and paint. How escapes and even-

in ually finds his heart-mate simple unspoiled girl who needs no make-up to bring out her charms. brings the film to a happy ending. The supporting cast includes Lucien Littlefield, Mona Maris, Toby Wing, Dorothy Christie and others. Harian Thompson dirveteu.

"$10 faise"

A

For more than a year movie fans have demanded that Edward Everett Horton be made head man of a comedy instead of popping onto the screen briefly in every reel to breathe featuring less inter-

life into

2.45 am. fert the Detectives of Fiction" ating personalities. "$10 Raise", the

Greenwich Time Signal at 17 Midnight

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P.45 ..

"Light and Shade," A pengenom►

of contimating variety.

The News

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programme of contrasting variety. fireenwich Time Signal at 3.30 n.mm, 11.15 .m. The News, Followed by

véretekent recording of witne

account by H. R. T. Wakelam of the third day's play in the arcend Cricket

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Test Maich, relayed from Bard's Cricket Giroud, kontor.

1245 nm. Close down

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Transmission 2

e. Quentin Maclean, at the Organs of the Trocadero Ularma, Elephant and Castle,

7.15 pm Charles Manning and bla (T.

ebesten.

Greenwich Thar Blynat et 12. Nong H.15 m. An Organ Beelist by day Weitz. from the Concert Hall, Broad- casting Tianse,

1635 pm. Jubilee Medleys. 9.m. Talk: "Foreign Affairs." 9.15 pm. The Birmingham

9.30 p.m. 3.15 p.m.

Scheeta

The New

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Transmission a

Hippodrome

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new Fox Film picture which comes on to the King's Theatre today is the answer. Horton is co-fentured with Karen Morley in the rounner of a itomen whose pay was enough to live

Every on but not enough to love on. time

bees in like a lion, to the bosa office, he goes out like a light, and the warringe gets indefinitely pictures which postponed. Recent have won Horton praise, new "The Merry Widow The Gay Divorcee," Blography of a Bachelor Girl". "The Night Is Young" and "All The King's Horses". The supporting cast composed of Alan Dinehart, Glen Boks. Berton Churchill, Rosina Law. cence, Ray Walker, Frank Melton and William Benedict.

Chernuk

"Babbitt"

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the supporting roles are Betty Blythe, prdinary talenta, bend a cast which diamond bracelets, head the great chst Bradley Page, George Couper and includes David Manners, and Lynne of screen and radio favourites, which

Crehan. Lambert Joseph

Hillyer Overman in leading roles and Adrian includes Sydney Howard, England'a directed. "Before Midnight" ranks Itosley, Raymond Walburn and Paul loading comedian, Mitzi Green, in her. Among the best of the mystery thril-Forcasi in supporting parts. Al first grownup role, Sid Silvers, Frank though "The Great Flirtation" deals Farker, The Boswell Sialera, Sidney lers from the Columbia station.

with people of the theatre, it escapes Blackmer, Ralph Morgan, Shirley the bight of the "back-stage" drama Grey, Sam Hardy, Patsy Kelly, Wil- by the colour and vividness of its liam Royd, Jean Sargent and Jimmy Grier and his orchestra. A murder portrayal of real lives.

mystery develops in the nidet of all the gaiety when a scoundrel, played A palatial acean liner, plying be- by Sidney Blackmer, who had been an- is found dead in her falls on Sally, the

"The handsomest young couple in pictures." gal Arthur Todd, nee

"The Great Flirtation" an "bbitt," the First National pleture which comes to the Presenting an outstanding cast in Alhambra Theatre to-morrow, in re one of the most brilliant comedy ferring Gion Holes ad Maxine dramas of the rear, "The Great Doyle, who play time young menthers | Flirtation." produced by Charles R. of the Babbitt family in the film ver- Rogers for Paramount, opened yester- sion of Sinclair Lewis famous novel.

6.1.12 m.)

10 p.m. Big Ben.

A innoforte neopations, by Gordon Young. 10.15 p.

The Barnemouth Municipal De

1.15 p.m. Kepler Bookshell-No. 371. 11.30 p.m.

Transatlantie Merry-Go-Round"

fascinating story of the loves and featuring an elaborate radio. enter- cabin. Sf who loves her.

and

Roler is a Hollywood buy who hai day at the Alhambra Theatre. This tween New York and Europe and noying

In West

Conal stock late nade a big hit

hates of a famous theatrical pair retaient broadcast from the high young jewel m.) companies and Little Theatres during presents the first film story from the seas, is the scene of "Transatlantic married woman played by Shirley en of that versatile creative genius Merry-Go-Round" Reliance's all-star Grey, who had been infatuated with the past several years. Maxine Doyle,

brown-faired neweomer, first of the theatre, tiregory Hatoff, who, comedy-drama studied with melody, the dead man; Ralph Morgan, pretty

the King's several others, but the crime isn't not runtent with his brilliant, achieve mirth and mystery, nt attracted attention as the first Mis-

to-day nek Benny. as solved until a second murder is com- Stoluff directed trees of Ceremonies at a big movie monts as actor and producer, is gar-Theatre house in Washington, 1. C. She was nering new murels in the field of master if ceremonies of the radio nitted. Benjamin The Northampton New Theatre 20 popular that she was going into dramatic writing. Adolphe Menjou troupe, Nancy Carroll as Sally March, the production from an original story her fourth year when the movies took and beautiful Elissa Landi, in reles his star, and the Raymond, as by Leon Gordon, for release through her West: The ates of "Babbitt which give full play to their extra young Rafties, with a penchant for United Artists. are tiny Kibber and Aline Machinton, whose recent Bir Harted Herbert" w a new departure in character only. "Babbitt" based on the best selling novel of the famous author, Sinclar Lewis is a rare comedy dramas of the typical churneters of any of the hundrests of medium sized towns of America. it strikes Janne to every- une, becan-e it i

rral and so

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Greenwich Time Signal at 4.30 p.m.

The News ..

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Transmission 4

SB and G S

1.30 M.

2.1% 4.m

PART I

imen. The News,

The Brondhost Septet.

The RC Military Band,

Greenwich Time Signal at

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a.m. Meet the Defectives of Fiction." *Meel Inspector Hyglo," pre- mented by his eventer, Cecil Trans Tank Sizeer.

$50.00

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Two Copaniniwm Prices Rollellex" Books)

SECTION 6

Snapalinta taken by Children under the Age of 14 peurs

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5.13 A.m.

Direct-Vision Finder and 1st Cash Prize $20.00

Solinar 14.5.

(Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)

Value

followin Im

Competition:

1.- Cunipelitlun

--

$80.00

4 Consolation Prizes "Bay Srout Kodaks"

(Vent Pocket Folding Can eran entsplete with exrrying cake)

Value $12.00 each

RULES:-

govern the 6--At the conclusion of the Competition.

is confined exclusively i

to amateur phologmjshem.

tale st be returned. to capelitārs on application at the Omer within seven

*.--No pregiosumibility.

maller print In

2.-'ictus aubmitted in Sepla tener should

be accompanied by

black and white.

will

astaned Lo

In the! Arizon

competitors anding in what are studged 1 o to but it stati In eart Section. Each entry mud be accompanied by the form below.

4-The right to publish any or ml) of the

entries in the Telegraph la traerved.

B-Photographe which have been already

ku Toral competitluna 024

enleted eligible.

in-

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fur

non-telivery, does pr drenage.

WALAN rant

then Phantog morte Pont-end wire texcepting in the Children' Sections had the entry form mualik · De

htly usted n the back.

11. Nu compondrace will be entered Inte

to connection with this Competition,

| 40.- finfries in the Children's Section mast

In the matte, age and address on the entry form comtersigned by a parent

11.- Meuibers of the Sinf of the Hongkong Telescruple and the South China Moendair tol are not permitted to compete.

| 12–The decidon of the Judges shall be final, NOTE-In the event of a picture being entered ́in more than one Section,

separato print must be submitted for each Section,

READ THE RULES CAREFULLY.

USE THIS FORM

AND LIGHTLY PASTE IT

ON THE BACK

OF EACH ENTRY.

SECTION

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ADDRESS

TITLE

DATE

ENTRY FORM

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3.15.m. The Muste of Vaughan Williams, The FC Northern

Chorus wool Orchelin.

From Op Itaner and to As- utler. Grewal Time bienal at an A Planterie Recitaly Vienus.

2.45 min.

PART I

Mar

A Reelint by Studolf Daline tarki Hepsichord neud Recorder): Minierat Balmetsch

thl flÎkh nut Recorder). Carl Filmotech Reerder), and D Plion

Dance Music, .. m. The News, 0.15 m. Dance Mizuje.

6.13 4.4.

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QUEEN'S ROAD FIRE

FORTUNE TELLER'S FLAT

GUTTED BY BLAZE

human. William Keighley directed by Mary Metall, Jr., with adaptation by Tom Reed and Niven Busch.

1

"Most Precious Thing in Life"

Commenting day, the serven at- traction at the Star Theatre will be Columbia's much-tacked-of film trans- cription of the Travis Ingham McCall Magasne story, "Most Precious Thing

1.5"

Jean Arthur, Tentaring Dodd Cork, Richard Cromwell and Anita Larise. The novel was serializ el under the author's title, "Biddy." In the sensitive hands of Jean Arthur, the character of the "Body" gaps the full range of emotion and drank. Miss Arthur only recently returned 11. the screen after a successful inter- Inde on the stage to appear with Jack Holt in "Whirlpool." and was imme- diately cast in her current rate. Dould tank appears as the pampered seion who uncomplainingly how to the tuid family tradition and coldly zescinds his marriage vowe. Richard Cromwell, of "Tolähde David" fame, portrays the innocent puppet in this ory of love and rury while Anita Louise, lovely blade young screen newest rennet his college sweet- The reminder of the cast in-

Considerable excitement ་x}}འ enused vesterday afternoon about 3,30 o'clock when fire bruke our on the first Roar nr 170, 247 Quests | heart. Hoad Central, a fortune teller's cludes such pranisent sereen players as Mary Forbes, Bon Alexander, John premises,

Wray, Dutch Hendrian, and Jane Darwell. Lambert Hillyer directed.

The fire quickly gained a holi owing to the inflammable nature of the articks in the pines, and before the arrival of the Fire Brigade much damage and been done.

Four appliances in charge of Mr. H. T. Brooks, Superintendent, or Irived on the scene and within thron quarters of an hour had extinguish ed the blaze.

The second floor, which is used us a residence by a Chinese family, was damaged by water, but the first floor, where the fire started, was burned out. No persons were jured.

"Before Midnight" Hair-raising thrills and breath- Laking suspense inspired by several cleverly executed murders are offered In "Before Midnight" now showing nt the Queen's Theatre. Ralph Bellamy, in the role of "Detective Trent" under whose very nose the first murder takes place, provides most of the thrilling action in the picture. The mantle roles were assigned to Jung Collyer and Arthur Pierson; two of the most popular screen Juveniles. Bellany was recruited from the legit!- inate-stage where he appeared in several slage hits. He was featured in the following films: "Relow the

of "West Sen." "Flying Dorila" Broadway to mention a few. As the ward of the murdered man, June Mr. D. Burlingham, Acting Ins- Collyer makes her return to the screen years. pector General of Police, arrived on after an absence of two

Claude Gillingwater, veteran stago the scene of the fire soon after the

and screen actor, is the centro of first alarm wha raised, and vicious intrigno in the film. With the Inspector J. Brennan, Divisional | plot revolving around him, his con Inspector, Central, was also pre- vincing performance as "Fry" londs an aura of reality to the picturo, In

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The ground floor, used as a shov by a hat manufacturing concern, was only alightly affected by the water.

Bont.

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2.30, 5.10. 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

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