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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY,

CINEMA NOTES

"Peg of Old Drury," the new British and Dominions picture which is at the King's Theatre to-day,, is notable for the large number of small but difficult roles of historical per- sonages. One of the most interest- Dallas The role, la played by character parts is that of Mias lovely Dorothy Robinson who gained

of admirers by her

host

ances in "Bitter Sweet" perfor "Nell, Gwyn" Dorothy

and

son once played opposite

A

Luughton. This was at the Iloyal Academy of Dramatic Art where Laughton was

fellow student. They played together as husband and Dumb Wife" by Anatole France. Following upon her gradua- tion from the RADA. Miss Robin-

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son did a strange thing In spite of

her education in straight drama she became a Coc

Cochran continued in that Young Lady, and capacity for two years. Later she played In "Stand famous Jack Up and Sing," the Buchanan stage show in which Anna Neagle made her debut-and it was at the suggestion of Jack Buchanan that Dorothy Robinson entered upon As Miss Dalloway,

a screen curcer.

in "Peg of Old Drury" Dorothy Robinson gives one of the most vivid studies of her career.

"Easy To Take"

One of the biggest line-ups of child talent ever gathered together in one picture appears during radio studio sequences of "Eany to Take," the Paramount comedy-romance which has its showing at the Alham- bra Theatre to-day. Child musiciens who have won fame in concerts both on the stage and on the radio

Balo per- form during the studio scenes; one of the most accomplished pairs is

Ruth Kizzair,

and four; Mary Saundra Maazel, four and a half, who appear in a duct. Mary Ruth plays plano and Soundra violin. Billy Lee, pint-sized Lap

dancer: Marilyn

Knowldon, Carl Sweltzer and other talented juveniles also appear in station scenes. "Easy to Take" is the story of a radio "uncle," who broad- casts talks for kiddies nightly. He is made the guardian of a ten-year-old boy by an eccentric woman, who has been charmed by his voice and has made

provision in her will that he is to take care of the estate. John Howard and Marshal Junt

play the leading romantle roles, and are as- sisted by Eugene Pallette, Richard Carle, Jan Duggan and Douglas Scott, who plays the part

of the

the boy. Howard, the "uncle" doesn't like the job that has been wished on him. The pleas of his manager, Pallette, and the charms of the boy's sister, Miss Huni, convince him. however, that he should accept. Complications set in plmost at once--the fortune proves a myth and Miss Hunt runs nway after a misunderstanding. The boy becomes so aggravating that Howard finally gives him a much needed spanking, while millions of indignant mothers Esten in over their | radios. Radlo saves the day in the

end.

"Murder by ад Aristocrat" |--One-of-the strangest-and-most un- usual mystery dramas to come to the screen, "Murder by an Aristocrat," was shown at the Majestic Theatre yesterday for the

the first time locally. Based on one of the most popular novels by Mignon G. Eberhart, the picture is packed with thrills and ex- citing incidents that kept spectators on the ca

the edge of their seats with sus pense. There is a talented cust which is headed by Lyle Talbot and Marguerite Churchill in the roman- tic roles with Claire Dodd again portraying siren. Others who do fine work include Virginia Brissac,

Joseph Crehan, Florence Fair, Wie

Ilam Davidson, Stuart Holmes, Lottle Williams, Mary Treen, Milton Kibbee and Henry Otho. Direction that sug- toins the suspense throughout the picture was given the production by Frank McDonald Luci Ward and Roy Chanslor wrote an excellent screen piny,

KING'S

LET YOURSELF GO!

Get gay... with your favorite stars as they tako their "lovo on. the run" in the year's merriest romantic

Joan

escapadel

CRAWFORD

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GABLE RUN

OTHE

LOVE

COMING SOON!

with

FRANCHOT TONE Reginald OWEN AW. S. VAN DYKE

production*** Produced by... Jonash in Kankłowion A Map Querpo Meru Proie

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FEBRUARY 24. 1937.

Freddie Bartholomew, Inn Hunter and Peggy Conklin in "The Devil Is a Cissy," showing at the King's Theatre on Thursday.

RADIO BROADCAST

(Continued from Page 7.)

the Dominions and the (Electrical Recording).

Colonies.

HUMOUR ON THE RACE COURSE

(Continued from Page 0.)

"Don't be so liberal with your

/

10.50 p.m. Tangoes, Caramba (Street in Havana), brass," was the reply, "You'll be O Balalaika....Mantovani and His off for nothing before long!" Tipica Orchestra: Echos du passe.... Jean

Topponnier's Ballroom Or- chestra.

11 p.m. Close Down.

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Transmission 1

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metres Betri metres mrite metres

Din Den. World Affair."

"Do you believe in dreams? asked a trainer to the close-fisted owner.

"Well, in a way I do," was the reply.

"I dreamt you gave me a present of afty pounds for training your winner of the big race at Ayr this year. What could that be a sign

7 asked the trainer.

"I'll tell ye. An' ye can be sure that I'm richt, R's a certain sign that ye were dreaming?"

A certain racehorse owner wue losing race after race and could not understand it. He heard rumours that I was not altogether the fault of the horses. After one more "cer- tuinly had gone astray he tackled the jockey-to whom he had pald a big retaining fre-bout his lack of form. After explanations the in-

4.17 p.m. A Violin Recital by Joseph censed owner said:

Shadwick.

Made in Beotland."

4.30 pm. 5 p.m.

The Friary Brewery, Hand, 5.30 p.m. A Talk on the British Industries

6.40 p.m. The News and Announcementa, Greenwich Time Elgnal at 'G.45 p.m.

Transmission 2

(6.9.0, 0.80 0.5.H.) 7pm. Big Den. 'World Affairs."

under the Tree.* 7.17 p.m. The Table

Written by Witrid Rooke-Ley. 8 Dim, The New Victoria Cinema Or-

chestra. 8.30 pa. Variety.

"That may be so, Jones. But from too what I hear, you are getting fond of your run and milk."

"Oh no, sir!” protested the jockey. "On no, sir. Rum and mild Ño, nò, sir. I don't like milk!"

Sandy, the bookle, saw a triend of his running down the High Street at breakneck.speed.

"Hi Jock! Where are you gaun at that rate?"

R.GG p.m. The Nowa and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at 9.15 p.m. 0.16 p.. A Commentary on the Aritish

Industries Fair, 9.30 p.m. The Birmingham Ippodrome mon."

Orchestra,

Transmission 3 (0.5.D., 0.8.F., D.B.IL)

10. Ben. The B.1.C. Dance Or

chestra.

Points of 10.35 p.m. Empire Exchange,"

view by travellers from the Dominions and the Colonies. 10.50 p.m. The Northern Ireland Bas

Band. 11.20 p.m. A Pianoforie Recital by Cedric

Thorpe Darle

12 am. Variety. 12.80 mm, The News and Announcements.

Greenwich Time Algns at 12.45 m, 12.00 a.m. Dance Nusle.

the

"Ah'm gaun tae apply for King's boonty, panted Jock. "The wife's jist gotten twins.”

"Bul ye dinna get it for twins,

"Ah ken that, laddle. But we micht get place money!"

E. Vyner.

Miss. D. P. Geen, Assistant Matron, Government Civil Hospital, has been appointed Matron of the Kowloon Sution, Hospital and Miss S. F. Senior Nursing Sister, has been op- pointed Matron of the Government Civil Hospital.

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