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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1936.
"CAPTAIN BLOOD'
Cosmopolitan production co-foaturing Errol Flynn and Olivia do Havilland. Scrcon novel by Rafael Sabatini, Directed by Michael Curtis. Coming soon to the Quéon's ́Theatro.
Play by Casoy Robinson from the Fictionixed by Leonard C. Boyd.
CHAPTER I
As salvos of cannon and musketry lighted up the black skies of a mid- summer night in Seventeenth century England, a horseman, his steed cover- ed with lather and dust, raced pell- mell over the cobblestones of a pic- turesque country village and came to a precipitate stop at the door of m simple, charming cottage.
"Dr. Blood Dr. Blood!" shouted the night rider as he catapulted from his saddle and pounded heavily on the door.
After what seemed an interminable wall, a broad shouldered, six-fool, Victoris fair complexioned youth of twenty- six or thereabouts, attirod in a quaint hedgown of the period and holding high a candle in the manner of a Diogenes looking for an honest man, sleepily unbolted the door.
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"Jeremy Pitt, isn't it," Dr. Blood yawned.
"Your friend, Lord Gildoy, Doctor nt Andrew wounded Baynes farm. Hurry. There's no time to lose!"
But Dr. Peter Blood, na impetuous Irishman with strong pacifistie no- tions, was in no mood to hurry. "The rash young, fool-mixing in," he said! half to himself. "Come In`and calmi yourself."
Although the simple folk of the kingdom, under the Duke of Mon- mouth,
"My chief regret in that I didn't try to pull down the filthy fellow that (Errol Flyyn in the vale of Peter Hand, sentenced to die for aiding a wounded rebel)
life," he pleaded.
"And who the devil may you be," the chief dragoon roared,
"Peter Blood-medecine bacca- inureus."
"Don't Ring your French at me!" "It's Latin, my dull friend
|lacked up for three months in such vile filthy and heat and il-feeding that my chief regret in that I didn't try to pull down the filthy fellow that sits on the throne!"
Judge and Jurora buzzed with. horror
a ripple of laughter rai. through the courtroom. "Silence," the of a gavel was heard above the uproar.
"It in
war to sit on the throne." were engaged in oust James 1 (usurper of Charles II) from the British throne, Dr. Blood had consistently refused to become cimbrofied and had warned his friends, including Lord Gildoy, as to the futility of such a step.
Nevertheless he hurried to the shadowy halls of Farmor Baynes' Tudor home and attended the wounded lord.
Soon after there was a splintering For a moment Hobart was speech roured the Judge Advocate A crash and a dozen jackbooted, lobster-less. He coloured angrily.
You'l SOU conted dragoons pushed past the find me great enough to hang you," broken door into the hallway. They be retorted. were led by a cocky, black-browed
One by one Blond saw his prison fellow with a good deal of gold lace
comrades including, l'itt Baynes, on the blouse of his uniform. Wolverstone, Hagthorpe, plead guilty "What rebels do you harbour and receive death sentences unflinch here ?" he shot at the quaking Farmeringly. Then came his turn. Baynes.
No-no-rebels ... This wound- ed gentleman"
It means that I am a doctor."
"It's entirely innocent, I am," he said to the furmal query by the Judge Advocate.
a fearful thing to send a man's soul to perdition, but I'm bound by my conscience, my love of my King and my God to deal out Justice"
His head rolled toward the jury and his eyes opened wide, blazing out on them with evil
"Therefore I instruct you, gentle- "No need to ask how he came by
nieu of the jury, that innamuch as "You must say the right words."Peter Blood has admitted aiding a his wounds," the Captain interrupted, "Out with him--and the others tea!" "Wards is it? Oh. Not guilty!"traitor to your King, you do bring in As the troops moved to carry out Blood surged forward against his a verdlet of guilty that he may be the order, Blood tung himself in chains. "And speaking of words, bang for the high treason he has com front of his patient. This man enn- I like to say a few about the inmitted!" not be moved without peril to his Justices of keeping an innocent man
CINEMA NOTES
Billie Burke are excellent, as usual, while Blakely, Wallace Ford, Lloyd Nolan and Donald Meck do splendidly in supporting parts, Tay Garnett! directed "She Couldn't Take It" with a lively neras and tantalizing robust- neas, Oliver . P. Garrett wrote the screenplay from a story by Gene Towne and Graham Baker:
"The Milky Way"
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based on an original story from the that the story and characterisation Following the Inspection talented pen of Gelett Burgess, provide him with part perfectly ship, the Commander-in-Chilef Alan Hale adds to his long list of suited to his talents. In "The Milky dressed the Volunteer Officers, stress- triumphs in the role of police inspec. Way" the comedian has a sort of a ing that, although his visit had been PACIFIC SERVICE (vis Kobe, Nagoya & Yokohama) tor, and Wallace Ford, who took a Mr. Miiquetoast role. He a timid
considerably delayed, his interest in prominent role in that outstanding milkinan who suddenly for the Volunteer movement was, never- him "The Informer," plays the part through his defineas in ducking blows. of a newspaper reporter. Other pro When the middle-weight champ, dur-theless, great.
"Cognisance of the work being minent players in the cast are Gailing a brawl, knocks himself out (how
Blore, Erik Rhodes, it happens is one of the droll aur done by the Hongkong Naval Volun- Patrick, Erle
Erin Leslie Fenton and
SARPEDON O'Brien prises of the picture.) The milkman teer Reserve and similar naval or Moore.
takes all the credit, and becomes con-ganisations throughout the world is "Big Hearted Herbert"
tender for the title. His supporting being taken by the Admiralty A new stellar team of gay come cast consists of Adolphe Menjou, London, and dians in Aling MacMahon and Guy Verree Teasdale, Helen Mack, William your Commanding Officer, Lt. Cdr. Kibbee comes to the Queen's Theatre Gargan, Dorathy Wilson, George Bar- J. Petrle and to you, Gentlemen, that the Commodore and myself are eager In the next featured attraction, in bler and Lionel Stander.
to assist you in any way. Warner Bros. novel and hilarious fun
**You participated in the recent Alm, "Big Hearted Ilerbert". Warner
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Sparkling comedy, shot throughly realise the importance of the most unusual themes for comedy with moments of thrilling excitement work you undertook then--that of material. Certainly the play by Sophia Kerr and Anna Steese Richard and tender ramance ntake the screen manning the patrol boats."
A speech in similar vein was made sen, upon which this picture is based, play of "Three Live Ghosts", which provides a plot no different from the is now showing at the King's Theatre, to the Chinese ratings through an
unuspal entertainment. ordinary as to be understanding, as Richard Arlen at the head of the fine adding that Britain, "has no enemy Featuring Interpreter, the Commander-in-Chief provoking screen vehicles of the year. cast, the story comes to the screen in this part of the world at present. well na being one of the most mirth No happier choice of players could with a sweep and a breath that were: have been selected than Aline Mac impossible on the stage, where it was Peace will be even more Mahon and Guy Kibbee for the prin- a smashing hit. Dealing with the with an increase in the defence work cipal comedy roles, heading an all star adventures of three soldiers who re- in the Colony such as that under- cast. As a team they are invincible turned from the war to find them- taken by the Naval Volunteers--both
There was a full attendance while individually they are excruciat elves officially "dead", the plot con- European and Chinese."
their humorous wanderings | cerns ingly funny, Patricia Ellis is espeel through London without names or Officers of HM.S. Cornflower, those ally delightful as the girl sweetheart identities. One of them, Richard present being:
"Three Live Ghosts"
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of Philly Reed. She shows consider Arlen, is a wealthy American boy who Lt.Cdr. J. Petrie, d.&.c., Aelg. Com- able comedy talents her role calling thinks the polles are looking for him, manding Officer: Lt. RJ.D.C. Grieve, for both romance and humour. Reed The second, played by Charles Me Lt. R. lover, while others in the east who
is excellent as the young college boy Naughton, fan Cockney, The third, Stonk Lt. J. C. M. Grenham,
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Wald, Tulius J. Epstein and Robert Androws. There is a four star cast headed by Sybil Jason, and including ful tale of an ex-gangster who under- "Little Big Shot", the Warner Glenda Farrell, Robert Armstrong and There is a takes to manage the affairs of the Bros. production, which marks the Edward Everett Horton. socially prominent Van Dyke family, American film dout of the 5 year large and talented supporting cast includes Jack LaRue and whose escapades and frontpage scan-old genius, Sybil Jaxon, opens at the which
Arth Vinton as "the killers"; J. dals have kept them tabloid-headlines Central Theatre to-day. It is for a half-score of years. Raft and powerful drama that contains hilari- Carroll Naish, Edgar Kennedy, Addi son Richards, Joseph Enuurs, Emma Bennett turn in superb performances ous comedy, touching_pathos and a
the starring rolas, lending a delightful romance. The story by Dunn, Ward Bond, Tammany Young, piquant charm to their robust, action- Harrison Jacobs was made into a Murray Alper, Mare Lawrence and ful comedy. Walter Connolly and screen play by three ace writers, Jerry Guy Usher."
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