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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH MONDAY,

JULY 8, 1935.

I Was Worried SICK

Thought Something Terrible Was Wrong With My Baby

Natural Way Doctors Advise Makes Baby Hungry for Food ----Restores Health Naturally

No longer need you fear that some- thing terrible is wrong when your child is fretful, llatless or won't eat. Simply do this at once:

Give your baby a little Castoria and see how quickly improvement comes.

Authorities have found that intes tinal absorption may be poisoning the ayatem even when the child's habits may seem regular. The stomach is upset. Digestion is impaired. Nerves lone their delicate balance.

Nothing corrects this distressing

condition quite as naturally and safely aa Castorin, Swiftly it cleansesthesi tem, Bestles the stomach, Improves digestion and restores nerve poise. Then Nature does the rest as only Nature can. Appetite for food returna. Health is again normal. As a result baby gains weight fast.

Now don't worry, mother. At the first warning that all in not well gro your child a little Castoria. Results will surprise you.

CASTORIA

FROM

MEDICINAL SYRUP BABYHOOD TO 11

YEARS

THE

HONGKONG

PENINSULA HOTEL:

HONGKONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTEL

& SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL:

HOTELS LIMITED.

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking

Penang

The Scenic Gem of Malaya

Runnymede Hotel

Malaya's Promier Hotel

also under the same management THE CRAG HOTEL Penang Hill

(A health station) CABLES "RUNNYMEDE" RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, LTD..

WANTED AT ONCE

MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC.

will be very gratefully received by the HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

DAILY PRESS BUILDING

ICE HOUSE STREET

on

MONDAYS & THURSDAYS

from 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Send us your old clothes.

FILMLAND NEWS AFTERNOON GOWN

Rehearsals Start for New

Arliss Picture

"SPIKE," THE TRAMP

Preparations are well advanced for "Splke," the now Arliss Gau- mont-British pleture,

George. Arliss plays the title- role, that of a genial tramp with a genuine love of the open air. His fellow- constant companion and nomad, played by Gene Gerrard, the comedian, is a quick-witted Tellow always ready to seize an opportunity to obtain maximum comfort with the minimum of physical effort. Discovering that "Spike's" real name is also that of an internationally famous financier: he cunningly contrives to exploit the coincidence and to cover up Spike's errors when impersonation projects both into all sorts of em- barrassing predicamenta.

Viola Kents prevides the prin- cipal feminine interest. She la the owner of an ironworks which arouses the cupidity of two shady financlers, played by Evelyn Ro George berta und

Hayes. Pat Knowles, ns the stepson of one of the financiers, is in love with the Hc be- youthful irenmistress. comes the unwitting tool of his rascally slep-parent. "Spike." in the course of his enforced financial career, discovers the plot and be friends the girl, who thinks him a fraud. Despite her distrust and enmity, "Spike" eventually vindi. the outwitting rates himself in financiers. The action is set in France.

Rehearsals commenced under George Arliss's supervision on May 30. Production will commence at Shepherds Bush, with Milton Ros mer as director, on approximately June 14.

Made of Soft Grey Taffeta

WITH CORAL FLOWERS

The dress for an afternoon "Occasion." Made of soft gren taffeta, it is daintily trimmed at the neckline with traits of flowers embroidered in silver threads and deep enral silk.

TOMATO CHOU-CHOU

TEN 1. green tomatoes, two B. onions, salt, one quart vinegar, 14

b. brown sugar; one oz.

cloves, one oz. clonamon, red pepper, a few chillies.

one oz.

JAPANESE REMAIN

ARIZONA RACIAL FEUD ENDS.

TERRORISM FAILS

Phoenix, Ariz., July 2 Racial -feeling has quieted 'ln Arizona's rich Salt River Valley during the last three months.

Japanese truck gardeners have survived boycott efforts, terror campaigns and an attempt to drive them from the business of farming by a state law. The measure was not enacted.

Observers believed it foreshadow- ed a doon of similar efforts in other Western states, for in no place was feeling so intense as in the large rich tract of the Salt River Valley.

Japanese growers again sell pre- duce freely in the busy local market, another, competing against one against Mexicans, and whites, and likowine are important producers for the huge shipping industry.

It is the prosperity of this ship- ping that helped to quiet the antl- allen campaigns, coupled with the turn of public sentiment against methods that were tried.

NIGHT RIDERS

while never "Night riders." identified, probably aided the Japan-i ese growers' cause, Their terror- ism falled of its purpose; no Japan- PS0 fled the valley, and public attention Was focussed

the

situation's danger. This was credited with killing the drastic bill that anti-alien elements supported in the state legislature.

on

Arliss treats a film very much in the same way that he would treat play in a theatre: Before start

Gains in Arizona lettuce ship- ing operations, the story is read to the players; it is then rehearsed

Slice the tomatoes and onions ments, the principal field produce for two weeks; after that, with into a large basin, sprinkling beerop, aided by easing the pressure every detail of action mapped out,tween each a layer of salt. Leave of competition against many farin-

the camera gets busy and "shoot ing" commences,

the

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for 24 hours, then pour off liquid, and stew the onions and tomotors in the vinegar with the sugar, and the spices tied in piece of muslin. When tçnder fit will take some hours) put into large pickle jurs, and tie down when cold.

more

ers. This season

the has been most prosperous since 1929, with than 11,000 lettuce cars shipped, at a good price. Profit has been found an effective anti- dote for bitterness.

LONG-TIME CAMPAIGN

BRITISH FLMS IN 1934 The Board of Trade announce that the examination of the returns for the year ended September 30. 1984, furnished by exhibitors under the Cinematograph Fms Act, 1927, shows that during that period the aggregate length (in- cluding repeated performances) of registered films exhibited in cine- matograph theatres in Great Brit- ain was 36,256,000,000 feet, as com-Hollywood, 7,000 miles away, in thew a profitable cantaloupe season

pared with 34,100,000,000 feet in the previous year.

was only three weeks before that he was carried in on a stretcher white faced and thin..

Her father had brought her from

hope that at the world-famous hos-) pital she would be cured of a mysterious malady with which, he declared, she was stricken after her return from taking part in the film "Trader Horn" in the African jungle.

Local officers hoped that public apathy and diversion of farmers' interests would prevent renewal of anti-alien agitation. Growers fore-

in June.

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

AU REVOIR L'AMOUR. F.T. (both from film

'Folias Borgora do Parin'). Dorsey Brothers Orch RL224 RHYTHM OF THE RAIN. F.T.

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

'Folies Bergere do Paris') ..Dorsey Brothers Orch. 1863-IDA SWEET AS APPLE CIDER.

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

MY HEADACHE. Vocal 1987 SWEET GEORGIA BROWN.

SWEETER THAN SUGAR. Vocal. 1951-JUNE IN JANUARY.

The Mills Brothers.

.The Mills Brothers.

The Mills Brothers.

WITH EVERY BREATH I TAKE. Vocal... Bing Crosby.. 1903 THE BIG BAD WOLF WAS DEAD. F.T.

HOT DOGS AND SASPARELLA. F.T.

Ted Flo Rito & His Orch, F5454 RHAPSODY IN BLUE. (Corshwin) Ambrose & His Orch. F5322-1 CAN'T DANCE, I GOT ANTS IN MY PANTS.

CAROLINA.

....Nat Gonella & His Trumpat.

From July 1st our business hours will be as follows: WEEK-DAYS 9 A.M.-5.30 P.M.. SATURDAYS 9 A.M. P.M.

TSANG FOOK PIANO CO.

9 Ice House Street

Hong Kong.

USE ELECTRIC CHROMIC NEEDLES WITH YOUR PICK-UP

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·OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

1 With long years, such dress b

comes but useless stuff.

Louch

6 There's an old French about such bitterness. Sounds a vulgar apparatus for (two words,

an expensive car

3, 4).

11 A native seems to present an

alternative between two genera tions.

Few believed that there would be

The total length of British films

more "direct action," or that if exhibited was 9,160,000,000 feet or

there were it would be more success, 26% per cent. of the whole as com-

ful unless it sprang from-a-more pared with 23.7 per cent, for the

harassed agriculture population. year ended September 30, 1933.

It it comes again, observers be- These figures do not include news

After only a few days in the

may succeed only by a reels and travel and other films, which are not required to be re-hospital Edwina Booth began to lieve, it gistered under the Act.

show signs of improvement, and long-time campaign. after a week she was strong en-even against an alien minority, is 14 Walk.

ugh to be taken out for taxi-cab not a season's struggle, it was dis-17 Comparatively, this would be rides.

The aggregate length of long films (ie. alms of 3,000 feet and over) Included in the above figures was 32,433,000,000 feet, of which BARRYMORE'S REPLY TO WIFE 9,219,000,000 feet or 28.4 per cent. were British, as compared with 26.2 per cent. for the year ended September 30, 1933.

Revolution,

12 With an extra head, this forest would seem more cultivated. 13 Cancel, in a sense.

covered.

The anti-alien elements are hold-n

zinc. 20 Commonly found in the swim-

ming bath after spring. 22 Repudiate.

open.

27 I don't think it is quite proper, and the finish is unexpectedly freezing,

In an answer filed in Los Angelesing no meetings, as far as could be 23 Wide on behalf of John Barrymore, the learned. The legislature is not24 Break in with a rude ending,

expect this drink to be quick in film star, to the divorce suit scheduled for another regular meet-20 From its name, you wouldn't

its effect (hyphen, 4, 3). brought against him by Doloresing until January, 1937. Under the Act the minimum pro- Costello, his film-actress wife, it is portion of British films which ex-stated that Barrymore was held hibitors were required to show dur captive by his wife on board their ing the year ended September 30, yacht with

Reting as 1934, was 16 per cent.

guards, and that Dolors, on "Talse claims of habitual intemperance," had threatened to have him con- Aned.

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EDWINA BOOTH LEAVES HOSPITAL

Friends of Edwina Booth, the American film actress, who has left the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in London, are astounded by what would seem to be in phenomenal change for the better in her condi- tion.

Recently she walked out of the hospital on the arm of her father,

women

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GARBO'S CAMERAMAN -

on When production started "Anna Karenina" at the Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, William Daniels, the cameraman, started turning his camera apon Greta Garbo for their nineteenth picture together.

fle has photographed Garbo in Dr. James Lloyd Woodruff-yet it 'overy picture except her first, "Tlie

SALESMAN SAM

Predictions that the last adjourn- ment without enactment of an anti-i Japanese land bill to strengthen the existing law would be speedily followed by renewed terrorism have been disproved.-United Press.

Torrent," since she has appeared on the American screen.

ESTHER RALSTON MARRIES- Esther Ralston, the film actress. who obtained her divorce from her former husband, George Webb, last March, has married Wilbur Mor- gan, the actor and singer (saya Reuter from Hollywood).

28 Not dry ground.

35

31 Custom, mostly American. 34 Ten sets (anagram). 36 Alter itself and this is when find it, possibly. 16 Travellers can't very well drink 37 I'm what the doctor took for u

out of them.

sudden. tendency.

38 After May It's a kind of town

office.

39 Sounds genuine, whatever the

quality of the thread.

Down

2 Separately.

Window Atment.

4 Make short work of a bird.

Reckless mischiaf. Gin Essex.

39

7 Something like a spoon.

8 Leave out this!

10 This ability does not suggest

reliability.

15 Row about broken nib.

10 Two animals both with end

without an alteration of letters. 18 Respond (anagram).

19. Any airman will tell you. it is a. common thing between two-

flights.

20 Valuable papers that tie you up.. 21 Lydia will got you the paper, 26 A commentary on you after

you've lot..

26 Sink to hold nuts perhaps.

28 Sounds like an immortal fish. 27 What a blooming object the

gav'nor looks when he's lost his " hend.

30 Before fifty a falry spells.

danger.

31 Ho ought to turn out well, 32 Sharp, or a cut above a certain

note.

33 Otherwise.

Saturday's Solution

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LOVERS

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By Small

Teething troubles

Because SCOTT'S Emulsion

contains 44% of, pure cod liver

oil and lime salts

for bone formation;

It prevents teething troubles, rickets and soft bones. Ask for genuine

SCOTT'S EMULSION

SAY, SAM, FIX UP A NICE BOUQUET OF POSIES PN' TAKE 'EM TO MRS. DUZZEMI SHES IN TH! HOSPITALI

CUT FLOWERS

394 PAR A BUNKH

HOSPITAL? WHY,

I SAW HER YES+ TERDAY AN' SHE 'WAS 100 PER CENT

HEALTHY!

A Left-Handed Compliment!

BOY! SHE STILL IS! JUST WENT THERE) THAT'S

TO GET HER

FACE LIFTED!)COST YOU

GONNA

PLENTY!

I'LL SAY IT Is! $500

FER THE COMPLETE JOB!

GEE! YOU'RE

LUCK, AT THAT

E. CUZZEM OFFICE

SUPPOSIN' THEY CHARGED

BY TH' WRINKLE!

15EE BY NEA

RECAVITED

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