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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPIL BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1080,

eyes bright

To see your child happy and vigorous ...clicks oglow with radiant health... What a picture

to warm and gludden the beart!

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'Ovaltine' mzikes an irresistible appeal to children, It is better than milk. Even then chikfren who dislike milk, will drink it eagerly when “Ovaltine' is added. Ovaltine" not only transforms milk into a debelous beverage, but makes it digestible and much nourishing.

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GALAXY OF GIRLS FOR CHRISTMAS

HOTELS PREPARING

FOR HONGKONG'S FESTIVE SEASON

WITH Christmas week and all its round of festivities just four weeks off, offices of local social rendezvous are bee-hives of industry as managers and assistants com- plete plans to make this year of bumper entertainment end with a real bang.

For first time in many prars, you will be able to keep goby at the three hotels Hongkong, Peninanta and Gloucester-until 5 a.m., while several clubs have made arrangements for midnight-to-dawn. celebrations at both Christmas and New Year,

Most ambitious programme of festivities is promised by Manage- ment of Hongkong Hotel, where Christmas-New Year senson will start on December 19.

Eleven American girls-largest number ever lo appear at one lime on Roo! Garden floor-will be main attraction. They are Vera Love and Her Festive Follies, top-notch enter- tainers who have taken Shanghai by storm for some time past.

Not the least Important announce- ment by Hongkong Hotel, however, is that a "hot" American band is be- ing imported to provide the music that will set your tom n'twinkling in between rabaret hems by the galaxy of girls. Even at this early start

it worth while advising bookings for the season. This Page predicts that, in addition to bumper- entertainment, there's quirst to be record crowds on at least two nights during "The grason.

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EANWHILE Eula Haff and Bob Burnett, plus established favour- Ites Bob and Bertie Hellman, delighting Roof Garden and Gripps patrons with their remarkable dange numbers. They drew particularly lurge crowd at Special Thanksgiving Dinner Duner on Thursday night, are scheduled to appear in Goth Gripps and Roof Garden for Dinner Dress gata to-night, when there'll be an When Hob extension until 3 m1.

and Bertie Belman are not tickling the ivories of the famous black and white pianos, muse will be provided by Art Carneiro and His Band,

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PLAYETTE

OCENE:-Y.M.C.A., West

Lounge.

Rehearsal of forthcoming panto, "Jack and the Beanstalk" is in pro- Kress. During time off for Intermis- sion. Producer Robertson tells itid- dles story of Panto, explains that "Jenny, the cow" will be on stage.

Small, Stil Volce: Doooh, Mr. Robertsonf Will Jenny really be

on the stage.

Robby: Yes, Jenny will be on the stage.

S.S.V.: But, Mr. Robertsonl Supposin' she gets dysentery!

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DUBLICITY is in full blast for Philharmonie's "Maid of the Mountains", scheduled for production at Queen's Theatre on December 16-18. Early this week, principala Journeyed across harbour to Grand View. Film Company's studios and, under brilliant floodlights, recorded excerpts from play. This focal film "short", which lasts for about 5 mili ules, will be seened at the King's Theatre, on December 1, and should prove quite interesting to long- kongites. idea is not exactly new for Hongkong, but this is first me

has been done in proper style. In addition to being publielty for 1- harmonie, it is entertainment for focal audiences, who will have opper

unity of seeing and hearing Ann Winter-long popular as an unseen other Phlilor- radio artiste and monie notables,

Fueldentally, booking for "Mald of the Mountains" apens at Queen's Theatre on December 1.

Girls' and Boys' Corner

Name

Address

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Age

Dear Kiddies,

the Bush." With so many correct My wordt. What a lot of answers, it has not been easy to de- entrics I had to judge for last week's ride the winners, but, laking nge and Proverbs Competition! As I expect neatness into account, I have dreided ed, most of you got the proverbs to award the Senior prize to Arthur right, although some of you used Andersen Dand (aged 10), 87 Bon- the word "Tree" instead of "Bush" hom Rond; whilst the Junior award- in "A Bird in Hand is Worth Two in goes to Kathleen Morrisen (aged 11),

7 East Block, Queen's Road.

Will the winners call at the Tele- graph" offee for their prizes?

TESTS ANSWERS

Current Affairs

Eula Hoff and Bob Burnett deserve all the applause they're get- ting for their top-notch numbers at the Hongkong Hotel.

FILM DOM PARAMOUNT STEALS THE THUNDER

Film: "Big Broadcast of 1937" Theatres: Queen's and

Alhambra

welcomed, there is Dob Burns and Martha Raye, a radio comedy pair already Introduced in Crosby's last

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Interesting debut is that of Leo- pold Stokowski, America's sym- phonte rave, who conducts his famous orchestra in Rach's “Fugue PUREE years ago, when Holly-in G Minor." The skill with which

wood whs just as alarmed at

it has been photographed can still rad's attraction of its stars as it thing or twen

documentary producers

Is to-day, Paramount decided to earry the war into the enemy's territory,

1 You will ser

Mr. Stokowski ("Stoki" since he made frler.ds with the film Industry) again shortly. Faced with star shortage, they life of Wagner with himself in the He is to make a Dlm for MGM on the sent talent scouts to sign up radio personalities. How to use them all was a problem, until sume one_had. the honest iden of Jumping them together in an annual hotch-putch centring in a radio station.

Paramount have no need to con- plain of the results. Their first Big Broadcast" was a vintage year. Among the newcomers introduced was Bing Crosby, who until that time had nopadooped unseen mainly on behalf of a brand of cheese. 1936 was not such

good year. pames were Lyda Robert and Henry Wadsworth,

Radio Personalities

New

This year's erop looks a good.one. Besides Miss Rors, already officially

name part.

Another face which should be more familiar is that of ex-cavalry" affleur, racehorse trainer, playboy Ray Milland, native 41f Neath, Glamorganshire.

Ilis Hollywood career, which started when he had floished spend- Ing a £3,000 legacy in one year, has had several ups and downs. Holly- wond forgot him for a year and found him again in a £3 15s, a week job. with a petrol company. Now he is back on the £150-a-week mark and is destined for bigger things.

This is about the best "Big Broadcast" yet, FIRS plenty of laughs, and is a pleasantly effort- less way of spending an evening's entertainment.

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Answers to Week-End Problems

PROBLEM 1.

Boop's return

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PROBLEM II.

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PROBLEM 111.

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Peter Tachenko and

Geraldina Ribeiro, wa raven Junior winners.

Worthy of special mention Bre Owen long! Sting, Vivienne Jex, Shelk Jaffar Bux, Pamela Ho, Vivienne Churn, Joan Lau, Carlos Castilho, Peggy Chan, Wininle Ho, Margaret Choa and Andrew Chon, among the Seniors; and the follow- ing Juniors: Anthony Osmund, Claude Coom, Helen Logan, Joan Gulmgam, Eric Ho, Kenneth Prince, Gilbert Stewart, Sheik Ahmed Bux, S.A.L.. Dux, Geraldin Ribelro (Macao), Mollie Terry, and Arthur Fisher.

Now, children, here's a competition this week which should appeal to young naturalists. In the picture, five different fruits are shown. Underneath, you see the five leaves belonging to them, only in different order: You must decide the fruits to which the leaves belong. When you have made up your mind, write No. 1, with the name of the fruit at the side; and continue your other answers In a neat numbered list. Give your name, address and age,

There will be two prizes one for children from 10 to 14, and the other for those under 10. Send your en- tries to Uncle Eddie, c/o "Hongkong " Telegraph," to reach him not later than 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Don't Lorget to give your age, kiddies.

Uncle. Eddie.

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