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"TELEGRAPH❞ ART SUPPLEMENT

To-morrow's Picture

Features

Numerous pictures of topi- interest will appear in

of the to-morrow's issue Telegraph Pictorial Supple- ment, including several of the athletic events in which Fill- pino Olympic stars recently uppeared in Hongkong,

Weddinge illustrated will be those of Dr. William Lat Fook and Miss Phoebo Chan. and Mr. Chan Hung-tat and . Mina Fak Yuen-han; whilst there will be a group taken at the christening of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B. Muskett.

A portrait of Mr. J. E. Joseph, who has generously agreed to provide headquar ters for the New Territories Agricultural Association, will whilst amongst be given, groups will be one of the new- ly-formed 13th Kowloon Troop of Boy Scouts, another of the staff

and students of St. Mary's School, and others taken at the Y'a Men's Club anniversary dinner and at the opening of the headquarters of the Christian Mission to Chinese Seamen,

The Supplement will con- tain the usual entertainment and Texture pages, results of last week's Children's Compe- tition, and details of new com- petitions for the kiddies.

Amid snow drifts and ice barriers, New York, June 4. romance bloomed at fifty below! Fur covered, Robert Culbertson & Fritz Dowl clad, and parka Swan, Jones summary of yesterday's mar- Montgomery and Myrna Loy fell in ket:-The market to-day declined as love for the first time since "When Ladles Meet The new picture is much as two points and conditions petilcoat Fever" showing at the

opened steady, but movements were very King's Theatre to-day. It was adapt- narrow for the first three hours, after ed from the stage success of the same name, and for its scenes the studio by which the entire List declined, led

Labrador 10 Hollywood. Weathinghouse issues, with trading moved

Montgomery plays the part of a lone accelerating, but quietened during they young wireless operator in a bleak final hour although prices failed to

Arctle station, ninety miles from the recover. Indications of the prolonga- tion of Congress and growing labour nearest Eskimo village. His life is

brightened

considerably when an en- unrest in France were unsettling D

Myrna Loy gored couple, factors. There was some late buying Reginald Owen, find their way to his in silver shares. The market for bonds was lower. Stocks on the Curb hul, after their plane has cracked up nearby. The circumstances of hla Exchange were also lower.

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz Wall lovemaking provide what is said to be of one of the sprightllest comedies Street Journal comment 3/6

The main set in Holly- the year. market:The United States will probably produce a wheat crop totall wood's recreation of igloo-land covers ing 100,000,000 bushels, which is an entire sound stage. To one sile

the exterior of the wireless alation. above home needs, Airline traffle is Rooted in know and lee in the fore- showing better than seasonal gains, ground stand the two steel radia. Many arguments can be collected to

Various outdoor meteoro- support utility shares at this moment logical equipment, shacks for housing Brokers say that Wall Street is await the dogs and other paraphernalia ing the outcome of the Tax Bill and Labrador life are strewn about. En- the French economic and currency compassing all this are the swirling crisis. There is some switching from hillocks of bard-crusted snow, be- bonds Into stocks."

tween which the dog sleds and their S. C. & F. New York office cables;

celebrated drivers "mush" out into Stocks: Securities were in mothe night. The picture was directed, derate supply us traders worried over by George Fitzmaurice and produced) the French situation and the pro- by Frank Davis. Harold Coldmanı spect of a delayed adjournment of adapted the Marx Reed play for the Congress. Pittsburgh steel scrap serren. prices have been redücel, by 25 cents Power & JU ton. The Electric

"Anything Goes," which is being Light Corporation earned 17 cents per shown tu-day at the Queen's Theatre, Fommon share for the quarter ended is a jolly, tuneful, entertaining pic- April 30th, against 77 cents per com- ture. Bing Crosby is the featured bined preferred share. The Packard player in this song-starred Paramount Motor Company's deliveries during presentation of the popular Broadway May totalled 7.200 units, which con- musical comedy which broke records This new First National illm musical,

titules a

record, the previous peak during its New York run. He is avhich is enacted by an all star cast, being 7,100 units in August, 1929. Assisted by such favourites as Ethel beurs the title of "Broadway Hostess" Stocks to the value of $49,998,000,000 Merman, Charlie Ruggles, Ida Lupino and is a story of New York night life were listed on the board of the Stock and Grace Bradley. All the famous in its liveliest aspects. The picture Exchange on June 1st.

Cole Porter songs which were uni- introduces a new and beautiful sing- Cotton: Scattered rains in the versally popular are heard in this ing star to the screen in the person Dast were insufficient. The Tradd mirthful picture. He has provided a of Winifred Shaw in the title role. was buying, but offerings were light number of others which are equally Sharing singing honours with Miss for forward months. Demand for as good as "You're the Top," "Any- Show is Phil Regan, the "singing New York "spots" is improving. The thing Goes," and "I get a Kick out cop." Regan sings alone and with market met with good support on 10-of You." Additional songs by other Miss Shaw, having the role of her ac day's reaction.

music makers are included. Crosby companist in her night club successes. Whest: There is no relief in die is a Knight errant aboard a trans- Allen Jenkins furnishes much of the North-West or in Canada and some atlantic liner. His borrowed passport comedy as the bodyguard of Talbot, foreign buying was in evidence. The gets him into trouble, for it belongs While the picture contains all the Times reports a carry-over of 862,-

60-10 a public enemy. That passport elements of a spectacle, as well as 000,000 bushels, indicating an ex-forces him to tumble in and out of those of a musical, it is also a drama portable surplus of 87,000,000 bushels, sundry disguises with hilarious con- and there is tragedy and pathos, as A sharp decline is probable on sequences. The whole ship becomes well as laughter, music and romance material rains in the Spring Belt

amadhouse of fun, when Crosby in the well balanced plot. Others in Rubber: Automobile production in stops at nothing to divest passengers the cast include Genevieve Tobin, the United States and Canada last of their costumes. In the end, he Spring Byington, Morle Wilson, -week amounted to 09,800 units.

his reward gets

Frank with an clusive Joseph King, Donald Ross, Malayan exports in May tolalled romance. "Anything Goes" is amaz- Dawson and Harry Seymour, Frank 46,647 tons. Buying has subsided ing entertainment through

and McDonald directed the picture from owing to the French financial crisis through. It is heartily recommended the screen play by George Bricker, and on further talk of devaluation. to one and all.

The music and lyrics for all the songs Caution is advisable.

"Birike Me Pink"

were specially written for the produc- The Cyclone Racer, the glant roller tion by Allie Wrubel and Mart Dixon. couster at Long Beach, California,

"Celling Zero" was hired by Sumuel Goldwyn--for That inimitable alm team of James the comedy chase scenes in "Strike Cugney and Pat O'Brien, who nude Me Pink, Eddie Cantor's sixth an- such outstanding hits in "The Irish In nual Goldwyn musical extravagansa Us," "Devil Dogs of the Air," and which comes to the Oriental Theatre other pictures are again co-starred in "Celling production on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the Cosmopolitan The musical, which features Ethel Zero" which is due shortly at the Merman,

Theatre.

Is The picture Sally Ellers, Parkyakarkus

Queen's and Witlam Frawley, earts the pop- based on the successful Broadway eyed comedian as a Linid amusement stage play by Licut. Commander park manager who takes a corres- Frank Wear, and it is packed with pondence course in personal magnet- thrilling action, dynamic

drama, iam and runs afoul of a gang of slot comedy and romance. It Is the story machine racketeers, "Strike Me of three war buddles who are thrown Pink", Introduces a whole new crop together in commercial aviation. of Goldwyn Girls, said to be the love-Cagney, O'Brien and Stuart Erwin lest ever. The picture features a have the roles of the three buddies. namber of smart, novel dance en-O'Brien is superintendent of flyera at sembles staged by Robert Alton and a Westem airport where Erwin is a the spectacular Photographed by Gregg Toland, and pilot. Cagney is zeveral tuneful new song hits written aviator of them all and Pat gets him Brown, to join their forces. June Travis, a by Harold Arlen and Low Included among the latter are "The newcomer to the screen has the lead- Lady Dances," "The Calabash Pipe," ing feminine role, that of an "First You Have Me High, Then You hostess. Martha Tibbets plays the 6334 Have Me Low" and "Shake It Off" part of O'Brien's wife, with whom 145 Others prominent in the supporting Cagney has had an affair in the past, cast are Helen Lowell, Gordon Jones, loabel Jowell plays the role of the Brian Donlevy, Jack Lattue, Sunny wife of the pilot sent to his death O'Dea and Rita Rio.

through.

philanderings. Cagney's "Broadway Hostess"

Others in the cast include Barton A sparkling comedy drama, filled MacLane, Craig Reynolds, Richard with rollicising laughter, delightful Purcell, Carlyle Moore, Jr. Addison romances, tinkling music, gigantle Richards, Gary Owen, Edward Gur 5.60 spectacles and spiced with thrills, will gan, Robert Light, James Bush and

come to the Star Theatre to-day. Pat West. .5.0274

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