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VAIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY

Ar 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

A Universal

Picture

Charles Dickens'

GREAT EXPECTATIONS

NEXT

With HENRY HULL Phillips Holmes, Jane Wyatt.

**CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT!! CHANOL with WARNER OLAND--"PAT” PATERSON

QUEEN'S

FOX Picture

TO-DAY

ONLY

At 2,30, 5.10,

7.20 & 9.30,

CENÁR THEATRE PERDE

The tropics-where white men

reverf to savagery!

FURY of the JUNGLE

ANOTHER THRILLING

ROMANCE

ΤΟ FOLLOW.

"NAME THE

WOMAN"

with

RICHARD CROMWELL ARLINE JUDGE RITA LEROY

FLEMING

EORIENTALE

2

MORE DAYS

ETHEATREETSETA

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW.

A $2,000,000 SCREEN PRODUCTION! 3,000 PEOPLE IN THE CAST! IT'S THE MOST STUPENDOUS PICTURE YOU'VE SEEN IN YEARS!

Not only the greatest love story in 1935 years... but

- the grandest spectacle as well!

Adolph Zekor Prasante

CECIL B. DEMILES

CLEOPATRA

A Perempont Picture with CLAUDETTE COLBERT WARREN WILLIAM HENRY WILCOXON

Summer Prices: Matinous, 20c.-30c.. Evonings, 20c.-35c.-55c.

CENTRAL

20 YEARS

OF LOVE. kept thee he hate

Who que aver forger -Alexandre Domis - Immortal classic!

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

at 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30.

All the power sweep

the

the romance

of Dumas ! Brought to the screen in one of the

COUNT truly glorious pictures of

OF

MONTE CRISTO

all time !

PRICES

Matinees: 20 cts., 30 cts. Evenings: 20 cts., 35 cts.. 50 cts. Servicemen 30 cts. to D. Circle,

THE ** HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1985.

LOCAL BANK

CLOSES

(Continued from page 1.)

an Interval of ten days. . . . . . .

Violent Critic

This morning, the arcond period NOTED CONDUCTOR for withdrawal was due, and it is believed that the Bank was unable to meet further demands,

The Board of Directors held t meeting at 7 o'clock last night which lasted till two o'clock this morning when it was decided to suspend payments, pending organisation.

re-

USES HIS STICK

BRIGHTON BLASTED

London, Sapt. 15,

WILL LEAGUE DISARM ITALY?

(Continued from Page 2.1

do is to prepare thoroughly for the

"inevitable" war.

or

The Emperor of Ethiopia is un willing to do anything which might embarrass Britain France, but it is learned that the coming week will most likely see an important decision taken by the Negus and his advisers,

Tribesmen to the number of It is understood that over half "I put my stick through three | 2,500 demonstrated in front of the of the capital of the Bank, about windows in the dressing rooms. Place this morning, declaring eight Inkhs, were withdrawn dur-Before I go 1 Intend to put it their readiness to fight. Many ing the past week, and the other through the rest," declared Sir Government employees are being half being comprised of frozen Thonins Beecham, the noted im- enlisted in the Army, women re- nssets, the Bank was thus anablepresario, conductor and com- placing them in their civillan to have any cash in hand. There poner, In a speech at the end of a joba. Mobilisation is also con- were also outstanding debts concert at Brighton Dome, recent-timing steadily-Reuter Special, amounting to over four million ly reconstructed at a cost of £40,- dollars.

FIRM'S HISTORY

The Bank WILA started about twelve or thirteen years ago by a number of well-known business men. Mr. Ma Ying-biu, of the Sincere. Compay was the first managing director until 1931 when Mr. Wong Kwok-shuen took over his position. The Bank has branches in Tientsin and Shanghai and has an office in Yanmati, opposite the Majestic Theatre. All these, it is understood, have followed the step of the head offieć here.

The building in which the Bank now situated was built in 1932 by the institution itself at the cost of about eight lakhs, but shortly after its opening was mortgaged to Hongkong and Shanghai Ranking Corporation.

It is understood that a winding- up petition will soon be made, at the Supreme Court.

The directors of the Bank are: Messrs. Choy Hing (chairman), Ma Ying-blu, Philip Gockchin, Mo Joc- young. Hong Sling. R. C. H. Lim, La Yau Do-ming. Wong Kwok- shuen, Ma Wing-chan, Choy Chong, D. Jackman, H. Hong Sling, W. N. Thomas Tam, Tong Ya-chu, and Ma Man-fai. -

HANKOW BRANCH

Hankow, Sept. 16. The local branch of the National Commercial Savings Bank closed its dopra-Reutry,

FAMOUS NOVELIST

L'ASSES

bas

Continued from page 1.) to devote Einzeli entiroly is writ,

-

W3A

An ardent Literal, sateres fully contested Mid-Bucke in 1906 and Coventry in 1910. His 78th Birthday in 1928 celebrated by a dinner at the National Liberal Cab, at which heyas the quest of huniente. Ilis gaplon welding had taken place. la Jan. 1926.

PROLIFIC WRITER

.

000.

•

LEAGUE EFFORTS

Geneva, Sept. 15.

He said he had been asked his opinion of the new building. "I

The sub-committee of the Com- had to walk up three lights of titles of Five has been working stairs to the dressing rooms with upon its report during the week- their hermetically sealed windows end and has practically finished which won't open. In Aberdeents task. The report is expected to be ready to-morrow night or Tuesday morning and falls inte iwo parts.

MERRORESTALATONAISES REGOLTENİNC

AMATEUR PHOTO

COMPETITION,

Exhibition Starts 'To-day

The exhibition of photo- graphs entered in the Telegraph Competition opened at the Gloucester Hotel at 9 o'clock this morning and will con- tinue daily for four days. The whole of the entries, totalling nearly 1,700, are on view-A magnificent display. of high merit,

In connection with the Ex- hibition. Surgeon Lieut.- Comdr. W. E. Loftus-Brigham. RN, one of the Judges, is to give a talk on the entries at 6.30 p.m. to-morrow, at the Gloucester Hotel, top floor,

TICKARIISTANTIENTIZON ITZALIÍSEKERİZZLARİZƏ ANAK 245

few years ago 1 was greafed with red carpets and cigars and champagne and an orchestra not half a good as this one; but here they have got nothing.

"If those grand old war-horses of song. Melba and Tettrzini went up those stairs, they wouldn't come down again. congratulate you) on this puificent structure and hope it will be of some use to you,

is no earthly BAD to me." Keuter.

EUROPEAN MONEY

NEW YORK SHOWS CONCERN

The first part deals with the Italian memorandum, and possibly with the Ethiopian reply.

The second part makes n. de- talled recommendation based on the Paris proposals for compro mise, originally offered by Britain and France, filling in detail to the Paris suggestions and amplifying various points, including the question of collective economic assistance to Ethiopia,

COUNCIL TO DECIDE

If this report is not accepted by elther side, the League Council will have to decide whether to ulopt the report under Article XV of the League Covenant. If this is done, the juridien) position will be that according to Article XII of the Covenant, In which both sides are pledged not to re- sort to war within a period of three months.

Should Ethiopin accept the res that period and 16 port within Italy makes war upon Ethiopia, she will be acting in defiance of and without, respect for her obli- rations under the Covenant of The Longue-Reuter,

ULSTER'S SUPPORT

London, Sepa, 15. "We approve of everythin, the British Government has done, and it you call upon the people of Ulster they will be with you to a

any steps necessary full their obligations under the League."

An

This declaration was made by Viscount Craigavau, Prime Minis ter of Northern Ireland, in the course of a speech at Bassbook, County Armagh, to-day.--Reuter Special.

SUBMARINES MOVE

Port Said, Sept. 15. New York, Sept. 15.

Two Halian submarines entered. Wall Street in becoming yeryne Suez Canal this morning- conerened over the problem of the Reater. European money rates.

He was a very prolite writer-. almost as prolific as his brother Taacph-and by 1926 he had published about fifty novels, many of which becime best-sellers. He had travelled widely on the Can-f In view of the recent weakening tinent and in the United States, of the Dutch guilder In terms of Canada, Algerts and Egypt, and the U.S. dollar and sterling, fan- was this able to provide local ciat,circles

next are awaiting colour from personal observation. week's meeting of the Netherlands He thoroughly disliked the modern | Parliament with very great In- Sex-novel.

terest.

market

very

Among hia many books are "Caleb Carthew", "Dick's Fairy",

The question of what Holland is ther", "For Light and will do to satisfy the various Liberty", "A Son of Reuben". elements concerning the guilder "The Heart of Man", "God's Re- Kold backing is making the foreign

here compense", "The Strange Ad- exelange yentures of Israel Pendray", "The Dervous,--United Press, Awakening of Anthony Weir". **Smoking Flax","A Modern. Phorised", "Who sball jude "", "Ia Self-Defence", "The Beautiful Alien". "Ha

Own

Aceuser',

| "Nancy", "Watchers in the Dawn", "The Greater Good" and My Book of Memory"--Router.

GERMANS FOLLOW, PEACE PATH

2

(Continued from page 1.) going to interfere in the politics of other countries,

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MANILA STOCK

EXCHANGE

PHILIPPINE GOLD

SHARE QUOTATIONS

To-day's quotations as received by Messrs. Swan, Calbertson and Fritz shortly after the close of the morning session of the Manila Stock Exchange are as follows:

Tusena Minine Co. Kalacot Mining

Huror Consolidated

"We are determined to end the Antamok Guidfelde Bolshevik incitement

Gerfield Mining Co.

Benguet Consolidated many," the Chancellor asserted, Denetration "through the effective means of no Gold Mines Nazi enlightenment."

He concluded his declaration by San Mauricio saying that the American answer to the Bremen incident in New York harbour, where the swastika fag had been torn down and In-. sulted by a mob of Communists, was satisfactory.

He added that the Jewish anti- German boycott had been restart-

United Paracale......

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POLICE RESERVE

ORDERS FOR CURRENT WEEK

Orders by Mr. D. Barlingham, Inspector General of Police, stute:

Inulian Company

R281 Leave.-Constable

Elukim Sher Mohamed has been granted leave of absence from the Colony, from Ist. September, 1935, to 31st August,

1986,

1.--All

Training Caurect l'art recruits of the Indian Company will attend 1, GHT Road, Kowloon Thurs- day, September 19th, at 17.30 hours for instructions.

ALHAMBRA

PERFECT JOUND & VISION HATITAN ROAD KOWLOON MOST POPULAR PRKET TO-DAY & TO-MORROW at 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

WHERE IS THIS LADY

Will

MARTA EGGERT

REW HUNGARIAN SCHOEN DAN SENSATION

OWEN NARES GEO.K.ARTHUR

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY "MUSICAL ROMANCE OF MODERN VIZKRA

Musicby- BRANZ JEXAR Spus Camer

* THE PETRAY

WIDOW*

Cast Includos WENDY, BARRIE in a Morry Role !

STARE

RADIO

Picture"

TO-DAY

ONLY

IRENE

DUNNE

F R.

E

D

ASTAIRE

GIN

GER

ROGERS

in

·JEROME KERN'S brilliant musical stage hit..screen- ed in a sunburst/ of songt

TO-DAY ONLY

at 2.30, 5.20 7.20ł& 9.20 p.m.

New donce sensations

by the stars of "Gay

Divorces

PRANDOLPH SCOTT, HELEN

EY, VICTOR VARCON

ROBERTA

"creations!!

TO-MORROW

ANN SOTHERN NEIL HAMILTON

in "BLIND DATE

A COLUMBIA PICTURE

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

""

At 2.30, 5.20,

7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

Clark GABLE Constance BENNETT

بالله

After Office

Hours

with

STUART ERWIN BILLIE DURKE HARVEY STEPHENS *KATHARINE ALEXANDER

TO-MORROW ----

THRILLS ROMANCE! LAUGHTER I

11

"CARNIVAL

with LEE TRACY, SALLY EILERS

dend.

Police arrived on the scene and found a letter in the woman's jacke!

Inspection_Parade.-All ranks of the Indian Company will paende sit Coatrul Police Station on Wednesday, September 26th. ut 17.30 hours under WEEK-END TRAGEDIES|couple lying on the floor. Both were Sub Inspector R. J. Hunt for a general inspection of equipment etc.,.

Dress by the Company Commander.

White Uniform,

White Cap Pocket Policeman", and note-book Cover, Belt with Brace, Truncheon,

to be carried. The Equipment Officer will make a point of being present.

Flying Squad

with

CRIME PASSIONEL IN LOCAL BOARDING HOUSE

A crime passionel was enacted in a room on the third floor of the Luk Hol Tong Boarding House, 150 Con- hought Road Central, in the early Instructional Patrol-The instruc-hours of Saturday morning, when a

pocket. A dagger, was also picked

tip.

The history of the man and the woman has not yet been discovered.

The bodies were removed to the Victorin Public Mortuary.

It is understood the couple register-

as coming from Canton. Police investigations

are in be

tional patrol for menibers of the Flying Squad will take place on Fr young Chinese man and woman were hands of Detective-Inspector A. II.

found lying dead on the floor embrac- Elston.

Circunt- day, September 27th. 1936. All mem-ed in each other's arms.

Another Murder Suspected- bers will fall in at the Central Polico stances point to murder and suleido. The body of a Chinese woman, 8. C. & F. Gold Share Index-68.8.

Station at 17.15 hours: Dress-White Both had stab wounds. sur-aged about 30, was found lying on i Market:Exsect higher market, but Hule Uniform, and Cap with White Cover. mixed that the war stubbed the road in King's Park yesterday "mon- Internt nowW

anding with a cord tied around the nock. Volume:-Prean $10,000

Murder-is suspected,

CLOUDY, WEATHER

It

According to a police report from Youmati, the discovery was made by a coolle, Wong Fuk, who found the The body on a road leading to the Park. revolver range in King a Death had probably occurred about three hours previously.

woman twice in the ktorinch Emergency Unit Reserve

Lvice in the left breast, ono wound Strength. The following members himself in the abdomen and throat.

piercing the heart. Ile then stabbed have been taken on the strength of

The man is. Wong Fuk-thing, aged the Emergency Unit Reserve, as from 27, of Toi Shan district, and dates showed against them--Con stable R416 A. II. Moss 16th. July, woman's name is given as Lai Sze.

20. of Kong Chau district. 1936; and Constable R450

A police report states they booked roon together at the Luk Hol Tung The deceased was drossed in black Boarding House on Friday night, cotton clothing with a At about 4.30 on Saturday morning pink striped under jacket. She wore

WORDAN was heard to scream. rubber tyro sandals. Fokis rushed to the room and on! The Identity of the woman is un- forcing open the door found tho known at present.

of ridge

A. I

D. L. KING. D. §. P. (R).

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ed and that the German Jews The anticyclone continues were again active, and he gave moving eastward and now covers warning that if such actions were North Japan. A not ended further laws would have moderately high pressure extends Savitsky-17th July, 1835, to be promulgated to settle things, from it. асгоян Koren, to tha Following Herr Hitler's speech, Upper Yangtze Valloy. A shallow General Herman Goering, the depresalon is situated to the west Prime Minister of Prussia and Air of Shanghal At G a.m. the

A whist drive in aid of the funds Minister for the Reich, read the typhoon was situated about 300 of Union Church, Kowloon, will be now laws of the nation, one of miles to the south-south-cast of held in the ending Room of the

Kowloon Dock Recreation Club which makes the swastika flag Hongkong moving West or west by Wednesday, September 18, at 9 pm the national flag of Germany North. Local forecast:--North to admission $1, vorvice men 60 cents. Hongkong. Reuter.

N.E. winds, fresh; cloudy.

Tickets may be obtained at the door.

on

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