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Following the ceremony, the many MONY AT CATHEDRAL¦ friends of the newly-wed couple at reception held at the A wedding of great local interest Gloucester Hotel. On leaving for the WEL nolemnined at St. John's honeymoon which in being spent at Cathedral, yesterday afternoon, when Fasling, Mrs. Stewart wore a light Min Lorna Patricia Lloyd came grey costume in crepe Monica Wool, the bride of Mr. Ronald Lindsay a copy of Schlapparelli,

Union Insurance Stewart, of the Society of Canton,

The Rev. H. W. Baines officiated at the ceremony.

Registry Wedding

The wedding took pace at the Registry, Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon, of Mr. Scephan Paul of Zavaruhin, assistant, Dairy Farm, fee and Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Pak- fulam, and Miss Mary Dmitry Bari- sheus The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. Paul Zavaruhin, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. Daltry Barishvvo, an official of the Soviet Government.

The bride is the only daughter Mra. E. Fitzitey Lloyd, formerly of Shanghai. The bridegroom in the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. L. Stewart of Teignmouth, Devon, and formerly of Shanghai,

Entering the Cathedral on the arm of Mr. A. W. Hughes, the bride looked charming in a peari velvet wedding gown, muile by Madame Garnett. The of a "Lucille de

Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith, the Regis- trar offleinted, and the witnesses were Mr. George Fish and Mr. N.. J.

Kown was a carried a bouquet | Koushetsoff.

Lorno" model.

of ginger lilies.

Attending the bride was her tousin, Mrs. E. R. Gibson, as. Mintron of Hon- var. She wore a smart royal blue chiffon gown set off with a black hat. The bride's mother was attired in Black chiffon velvet dress with train and a flowing scarf falling from

At the Cheero Club whist drive on Monday night prizes were distributed by Mrs. Tinson to the following- Ladies, 1st. Mrs. Lindany, 2nd. Kerr.

Mrs.

Sealed No. Mrs. Medina. Gentlemen,. 1st. Mr. Webber, 2nd, Mr. Moore. Seated No. Mr. Phillips. Mr. ahoulder. A hat of the same Medina wns M.C. The aggregate material was wore, adorned with bird prizes for December were also given

the

of paradise fenthers. She carried out as follows.-Lady, Mrs. Deacon black and gold bag.

with a score of 003, and gentleman, The dalies of best man were under- Mr. Medinn with a score of 537. taken by Mr. Derek R. Ryde, whilst Thin whist drive was the commence. Messra. II. C. B. Way, F, G.-Nigolment of the aggregate scoro- for and J. A. Ritchie were Ushers. Ap- January: the next drive will be held propriate minasie was rendered on the on Tuesday, January 14, at 8.30 p.m.

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RADIO BROADCAST

(Continued from Page 7.)

115 pak. An Degan Recital by T. W. |

North.__relayed trwm the Town Itall, Waisait,

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1.46 pm. Close down.

Transmission 3

(0.8.7., 0.9.E., and G.S.D.)

1. Big lian. Light Vrchestral Music. 10.14 pm. The Man with a Waleds." 10.49 pm. À Deeltal by Dorothy Falkerd

{ansforte)..

15.15 pm. The Bournemouth Munle!pal |

Orchestra.

Crosswich Time: Bignal at 12.34 mimi. 12.53 KM. The News,

12.65 am. Jan Darenska and his Orchestra):

1 J. Class down.

Transmission 4

(0.6.1. and G.&.D.)

PARTI 11 am. Tile Ben. The

Orchestra...

B.C. Danes

↑ The News. 2.1.. Chopin Recital... 1.28_a.m.. The Bergs Krish Bestet.

Gremwich Time Signal at 3 am, 3.15 am. Twa Short Plays: (1) “The Man with a Malady." (3) "on thi " Edra." 3.4% a.m. Muzical Interinda. 4.kma. Promenade Concert (Dach Pro-

RPRISE),

4.18 a.m. Close down.

PART II

5.10 m. Pred Hinetry and his Novelty

Quintet with Webster Boath. 5.45. Dance Music, [1:53 am. Dance Music,

· Gremwich Time Signal at 6 1.26. I am, The News. 6.30 am. The ILIC. Thestre Deebestra. 4.45 2.1. Close down.

KZRM PROGRAMME

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# 3. Street Dance Programms by the

Lyric Orchesten.

1.30 p.m. Apanish Informational Parlod, 6.61 pau. “English International, Period.

D.M. Rincon Expanol, fexlering Ramon

Extolla 1.1 p.m. Studio Musle.

7.25 p.m. I insular Cigar & Clarette Pactory preventa "Alres Filipboa" with Juan Blow, Jr. and his String Ensemble.

7.48 .m. izaldey, Ola Programme.

P.M. "A" Con the band pond

B

the Portland Cement Com- DTX.

6.15 p.m. Max Laso and his Hawaliane. *.30 p.m.

Braque Presentation.

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"From heaven to earth, from earth to heaven

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MAX REINHARDT'S

FIRST MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION

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"A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM"

FROM THE classic COMEDY BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Accompanied by the immortal musia of FELIX MENDELSSOHN.

The Players

James Cainty

Anita Loizise Hugh Herbert

Verroo Teasdala

Joe E. Brown Olivia de Havilland,

Frank McHugh Ian Hunter

Mickey Rooney. Hobart Cavanaugh

Siberla-London 19th Dec. 1035 Carthage Haiphong

Japan

Manila

Japan....

Naruto Maru- Philoctetes

Pres. Andro

Cleveland

Lebon

Bengal Maru Kusang Sarpedon Stuttgart

January January 9.

January 9.

January 10.

G. G. Paul Doumer

U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Shanghai

January, 10..

(Seattle 21st December)

Pres. Jefferson

„January 10.

Japan

Tango Maru

January - 10.

Manila

General Pershing

January 11.

Saigon

Manila

Marechal Joffre Glaucus

January 11..

January 18.

January 13,

Straits

.January 18.

Shanghai

January 19.

January 14,

January 14.

January 14,

January 14:

January 15.

Talma

.January 15.

Kitano Mara

January 10.

Pres. Coolidga

January 16.

Emp. of Canada

January 17.

Behar

January 17.

Iakono Maru

January 17.

January 17.

Calcutta and Strails Shanghai Monifa

Amoy

Australia and Manila

U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang- hai (San Francisco, 27th Dec. 1935) Canada, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., 28th December 1938) Japan and Shanghai Straits

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Manila Amoy

Dick Powell

Jean Muir Ross Alexander Victor Jory

Grant Mitchell

Aujusented by many hundreds of others in spectacular ballete directed by Bronislavs Nijinske and Nisi Thailade The male arrangeel by Erich Wolfgang Korngold The costumes by Max Res. The entire production under

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