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KING'S ALHAMBRA

HONG KONG?

TO-DAY ONLY

KOWLOON

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m. : At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9:30 pim.

--TO-MORROW AT THE KING'S—

BY POPULAR REQUEST ONE DAY ONLY

"THE GHOST GOES WEST" ·

with ROBERT DONAT-JEAN PARKEN United Arttelu Relenaed.

4 SHOWS

DAILY

2.305 20

720 9.30

Her flying little feët tap at your heart till you cry out in delighted wonder! She sings, too. ...and does things to you she never did before!

Shirley

TEMPLE

"The POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL

with all those stors,

ALICE FAYE GLORIA STUART

JACK HALEY MICHAEL WHALEN

SANA HADIN - JANE DARWILL CLAUDE GILLINOWATER

A FOL P

DARRYL P. ZANIKX-

In Cheras of Proveden

Dieeted by Irving Camminga,

Fascia Prodane 1, 0. Delibe

Pessac Cates and hakk Spons

-NEXT CHANCE at the ALHAMBRA

"BAR 20 RIDES AGAIN”

with

William Boyd. Jimmy Ellison A l'aramount triease.

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN

ROAD

| KOWIDON

TEL 37222

(MATINEÉS: 20¿.-30..° EVENINGS: 20%-30%:50c700) 29% ✪ TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY!

BY SPECIAL REQUEST !

SAMUEL GOLDWYN

BARBAR

MIRIAM HOPKINS EDW.G.ROBINSON JOEL MCCREA

COAST

•TO-MORROW and WEDNESDAY ✪

·THE GREATEST BACKSTAGE STORY THE SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN !

"SONG AND DANCE MAN” with CLAIRE TREVOR & PAUL KELLY A 20th Contury-Fox Picture.

TRAVEL A.-O. LINE

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`OPEN ·AIR SWIMMING POOL

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY, BARDER SHOP, SURGEON

AND STEWARDESS CARRIED.

Enjoy Your Leave in Australia and New Zealand. Hong Kong to Sydney-19′ Days.

FIRST CLASS FARE TO SYDNEY, 476 RETURN

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STEAMER Duo H'Kong Leaves H'Kong Loaves Manila Duo Sydney

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TAIPING

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TAIPING

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notice.

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Sallings subject to alteration without a

For Freight or Passago, apply to:-

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Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3, Wyndham Street in the City of Victoria Hongkong.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER

Y

1936.

PLANNED PERFECT BABY "TO SHOW THE WORLD" Parents, Disappointed, Shanghai

Sue Hospital

Now Sue

Sydney, Sept. 21.

Casino Goes Under

"ORNELIUS VALKENBERG DE VILLIERS The Hammer

CORNE

DREYER and his wife, Elva Mary, claiming that they set out scientifically to produce "a perfect child immune from disease," are suing Wahroonga Sanatorium for £3,000 damages.

Shanghai, Sept. 21. The old Ritz Casino, once one of the most pretentious and luxurious gambling establish- ments in the Far East, is The hospital authorities are accused of "unlawfully scheduled to fall under the auc assaulting" the wife during childbirth by performing an tioneer's hammer here. operation.

Although the title deed to the Dreyer alleges that his wife was property is French, the Ritz is forcibly compelled to submit to the actually owned by Carlos Garcia,' operation against the principles of for years the roulette and Bue- allopathy (method of curing by pro- ducing

of the system carat king of the Orient, who is, a condition opposite to that

essential to the now understood to be operating disease) and at a time when she was a gambling establishment, in unable to protest."

AIR ROCKET GOES

30 MILES UP

AND CONTROLS ITSELF

forg

Mrs.

He further declares that the doc. Reno, Nev.

Imposed their will on

When the Rilz opened for business Dreyer contrary to his principles

In 1932 it was considered the. And better knowledge, and that the swanklest spot east of Suez, Garcin baby, in consequence, was born spent a fortune on the elaborate circumstances which "cannot be Casino, took a fortune or two out of analysed in their far-reaching, but gave away another, fortune

in champagne and good food

A SMALL grey-haired effect."

man, working in a New York laboratory, has solved the greatest problem facing the future of human flight.

He has discovered how to build a rockel 'plane that can be flown under full control.

He asks for £2,000 damages.

NOW BABY TWITCHES

Guests at the Riz were never bothered with champagne or dinner

ed to her husband's teachings on the and ench

The wife, a former nurse convert-ils, Liquors and food were free, customer was urged to consume ns muchi បទ of discase, is

he could, allopathic treatment

Garela always maintained that claiming £1,000 from the hospital.

a man who lost his bank-roll .nt the She says she prepared herself to Ritz' was entitled to a ride for his become the mother of "the perfect money, and he never falled to send child"--a çitik who would prove to his customers home in taxis. the world What Immunity from Professor A. C. Goddard, Is his buman disease could be scientifically

A night at the Ritz was much the established,

ante us a night at Monte Carlo. But her baby is not perfect; I Business was on the same grand twitches in its sleep and is "other-seate with thousands of dollars wise showing Unnatural Aymn passing over the tables every even- toms,"

ing. Decorations were lavish and the music exceptionally good,

name,

He formed a theory that the future:

of man's conquest of the oir lay in rocket flight.

ONE FAULT

act

Tie turned hia lively brain to the study of rockets, and soon learned that all the experimentat rocket air- craft bull had one great fault.

They couldn't be controlled.

off they flew anywhere some strafglit up, others in a great curve, others

falling and running along the lie solved the n

the problem. He made a rocket that flew where he wanted it to go. Several fights have been. made, some straight up through the stratosphere to heights of 30 miles.

His invention is simple. A gyro- scople control throws the propelling force through a series of jets. If the rocket leans to the left the force is

All this, the Dreyers ullege, is due the mother's stricken nervous system to reactions on the baby caused by following the operation.

Although the Ritz required

a

fortune to operate, Garcia became a financial power in Shanghai. When the Ritz was closed by Chinese au- thrown out of jets at the left, bring-thorities in 1920, Garcia worried in it upright again..

1,000 M.P.H.

'These jeta work on a circular con- trol so that they have full command in every direction.

little. His customers followed him into the International Settlement where his famous 161-C blossomed and flourished.,

The beginning of the end struck in 1929-not because of the depres- He believes that rocket 'planes sion-but by reason of a new treaty could achieve 1,000 m.p.l, or more between Mexico and China which in the upper stratosphere, rising abolished Mexico's extraterritoriulily rently to it, and not using full ac- ecleralion at once. The great ac- celeration might injure the pas sengers.

PEDAL 'PLANE FLIGHT

German Pilot's Feat

Impresses

Experts

Berlin, Sept. 20.

PILOTING

a small aeroplane, with a propellor driven by foot pedals, Herr Hoffman flew 426 yards in 34.2 seconds at Frankfurt-on-Main to-day.

The machine is the invention of two young engineers of the Junker works at Dessau, Herr Franz Villinger and Herr Helmut Hessler. It measures 30% metres across the wings, and the pro- pellor measures 1% metres.

Great importance is attached to the feat by experts of the German Air Force who were present.

They point out that machines provided with pedal propellors would be able to escape from dangerous slips back into, the wind.

With the same apparatus Herr Dunnbeil in 1935 covered distances of 250 and 210 yards at a height of about three feet, and was awarded £250 by the Frankfurt Polytechnic Society.

CHINA FLEET CLUB THEATRE

THE HONG KONG SINGERS will give an All-Elgar Programme including

KING OLAF

rights.

numcrous,

Being Mexican citizen, although of Hoboken

parentage, Garcia's gambling empire crumbled at his fect nvernight. In sensational ruids the Chinese police closed one after another of his establishments, which hind

become Barbed wire entanglements were. placed around 151-C to prevent the esempe of prominent guests, and newspaper photographers enjoyed a field day snapping high society folk en route to the "Black Maria."

Garcia-spent--whatever-savings-le had in a vain attempt to fight the Chinese in the courts. After a year

in the Amoy Road Jall, he lef Shanghai

man.

* comparatively poor

as one of Garelo's few possessions, Although the old Ritz remained he had borrowid $20,000, against it. To-day, with interest. Jils account is in arrears over $40,000, and 'to satisfy the claim the Ritz property is to be auctioned.

of

Since the Sino-Japanese trouble in 1932, when Japanese shells blew the swanky mllionaires' rendezvous to pieces, the Ritz has been a mohs ruins and all but forgotten. Its reappearance Shangliai courts has set local night life circles buzzing with reminiscences of the "good old days."-United Press.

in

EXCHANGE

Selling

T.TV.

Demand T.T. Shanghal T.T. Singapore

T.T. Japan T.T. Indio

SOLOISTS:—Mrs. Anderson Miller (Soprang), Mr. Edgar Warner TT. U.S.A.

(Tonor) and Mr. A. V. Sandors (Baritone).

Also the "Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor" (Bach-Elgar) and unaccompanied Works.

TWO PERFORMANCES THURSDAY, October 15 at 9.15 p.m. SATURDAY, October 17 at 9.15 p.m. Conductor:-). ANDERSON MILLER.

NET. PROCEEDS IN

AID OF THE T.B. CHILDREN AT ST. JOHN HOSPITAL, CHEUNG CHAU.

Tickets at $3, $2 and $1. Booking at ANDERSON MUSIC CO.

ENJOY GOOD MUSIC AND HELP A DESERVING CAUSE,

T.T. Manila T.T. Batavia

Bangkok T.T

TT. Salgon TT. France T.T. Germany TT. Switzerland TT. Australia TT. Lisbon

Buying

4 m/s. L/C, London 4 m/s. D/P. do

4 m/s. L/C, U.S.A.

4/ms. France

130 d/s. India

U.S. Cross rate in London

1/24

103

10386 01%

.00%

150%

.0312

.0.35

+743%

130

1/01/2

.0$02

PLAYING WITII FIRE

Playing with fire with

a friend, resulted in the removal of Kwong Mul, 5, to the Kowloon Hospital for treatment. He was lighting a pleca of paper, when a gust of wind blew the paper on to the lower part of his body, causing serious burns.

To-morrow will be a Ladies Day In the Hongkong Rotory Club, and the tiffin-time meeting will bear an address by Mrs. Mary Barker on "Child Welfare".

QUEEN

ZAIR CONDITIONED THEATRE

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW at 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. ONE OF THE SNAPPIEST, PEPPIEST AND GAYEST COMEDIES YOU'VE EVER SEEN! A Million and a Motor Car,

THE

or Love in a Furnished Room?

Barbara STANWYCK

Sho sold you

to the wrong

mont

Bride Walks Out

SOENE

WITH

ROBERT

RAYMOND YOUNG

NEDERE

HELEN

SPARKS BRODERICK

5billiant (alors in a laughable drama of love

on a budget the story of a girl who married in

haste and repented on 35 per week

NEXT CHANGE

"MURDER OF DR. HARRIGAN”

MARY ASTOR and RICARDO CORTEZ

4 SHOWS

TAKE ANY TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY MUS

DAILY

230-5,18

PLENING

ROAD

WASOHAI

7.15---8.20

ORIENTAL

THEATRE AR

TEL. BEATS

LAST 4 TIMES TO DAY

2

A HUNDRED SINGING STARS

IN A GREAT SHOW OF LAUGhter and SONG, -

*Stars of Hollywood, Harlem and Broadway merged by Warner Bros. in

DAYS ONLY

(a cufabetty-poskad song show starring"

AL JOLSON

THE SINGING KIO

With SYBIL JASON - YACHT CLUB BOYS CAB CALLOWAY & Band Edw. Everett HORTON [ALLINʻSIMLING=LYEK TALDEE-CLAINE Bobbi Divertid by William' Kiighley?

TO-MORROW & WEDNESDAY THE SEASON'S BIGGEST LAUGH HIT!

--- A sleep-walker on a honeymoon? -

A bowl to you ́

...but it's

nightmare for Mary!

MARY BOLAND CHARLIE BUGGIES

"Early to Bed

OMATINEES 200-300 DEVENINGS: 206-306¦£50c=70c; ❤

FIRST

SHOWINGS IN)

KOWLOON

STAR

THEATRE

| POPULAR PRICES:

70 40%. SERVICEMEN SOC.

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW Daily at 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

A SCINTILLATING COMEDY OF HIGH LIFE ABOVE

AND BELOW, STAIRS!

JACK BUCHANAN in

"COME OUT OF THE PANTRY'

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with FAY WRAY — A UNITED ARTISTS RELEASE NEXT "PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY” with CHANGE REGINALD DENNY FRANCES DRAKE

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