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KINGS

LAST TWO DAYS

AT 2.30, 5.10. 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

A KISS THAT SET THE WILDERNESS ABLAZE!

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY,

NOVEMBER 1, 1037.

CAR'S PLUNGE KILLS LADY PASSENGER

While travelling to Hong-

kong from Repulso Bay

fast night this auto-

mobile crashed

off the rock,

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

HONG KONG

KOWLOON

AT 230-515 7:20-9:30 PM. AT 230 5·20-720 & 9:30 PM.

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW. LAST TIMES TO-DAY

The Document That Will Live Forever -

A Tragic Indictment of War I

ROADBALK

A, UNIVERSALS PICTURE SI

PEJOHN KINO, RICHANI- * CROMWELL SLIN BUIL

UMANVILLE, ANDT DEVINE,', MARMARA READ, LOUISE

·YAZINDA, JOHN EMERY, NOAH OKERY, JR. MAURICE MURPHY, 271ENNE GIRARDOT

"GOD'S COUNTRY

AND THE WOMAN"

Bareened my Marnay Moon, JR JAMER OLIYEK Lukwangred migrat imenid northchaat, with

GEORGE BRENT BEVERLY ROBERTS

BARTON MILANE + ACIERI JARRAY

PHOTOGRAPHED IN TECHNICOLOUR

Mina Vera Thomas Tan, 25.

suffered fatal injuries, and the

driver Mr. K. A. Bidmead, A.S.P.,

escaped with minor hurts,

WEDNESDAY “I PROMISE TO PAY"

Columbia

-

DAILY AT

2-50

320

720

920

with CHESTER MORRIS HELEN MACK

HANKOW ROAD KOWLOON TEL.

ISTARE

57795

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

THEIR

CHILDREN OF THE GREAT RIVER EMOTIONS STARK & STRONG --- LIKE THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI IN FLOOD!

Barbara STANWYCK

BAN

•

Jocl McCREA

On my knee

A 20th Century Fox Picture.

TO-MORROW

CHARLES LAUGHTON in "REMBRANDT"

SHOWS

DAILY 280-315

7.15-80

A United Artists' Release.

TMGL ANU TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUB

ORIENTAL

FLIMINA

ROAD

WANOMAL

TEL. 20470

MORE TO DAY • TO-MORROW.

SURPASSING ANYTHING IN PREVIOUS MUSICAL SHOWS !

Elaborate dance spectacles, wonderful song hits, marvellous musle and laughable comedy situations. FROM START TO FINISH IT'S A GREAT SHOW !

Control yourself!..

They're coming on

skates! Listen 25

the choaring la

the streetst

FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS Shall We Dance

WED.

THUR.

FRI,

SAT.

Edward Evanti Morton • Die Bars Jacomo Ceria · Estti Galliam • WHHam Brisbane » Harriet Roster » Musin by George Gershwin. Izrics by Ira Gershwin, Directed by Mark Jandrick, A Pondro 3. Derman Production.

"STOLEN HOLIDAY”

JOE E. BROWN

MATINEES: 20c 306 EVENINGS: 208,-

KADIO

Filters

KAY FRANCIS

CLAUDE RAINS

"RIDING

CANTON AGENTS for the

AIR"

ON

Hongkong Telegraph

WM. FARMER & CO.

Victoria Hotel Building..

Shameen. Canton.

Tel. 13501.

HONGKONG STOP PRESS

STEAMER WRECKED

Forafric In No Danger

SALVAGE VESSEL SENT TO HELP

Another ship of the William-3 son & Co. line is in trouble. The! s.s. Forafric, 3,475 tons, built in 1909 in Glasgow, grounded in the Paracel Islands on Saturday, : and yesterday the tug Henry Keswick was despatched by the Kowloon Docks Company to her aid.

The latest news of the Fordfrie was! received yesterday when it was In- illeated that the ship was in no im-1 mediate danger.

She is commanded by Captain W. russthwaite and was on her way

Hongay to Mnaila with a cargo

of coal,

The Paracel group is approximately

| north-west of Manila, about 500 miles

from the Philippines port.

It is understood that some of the cargo is being jettisoned in order to lgbten her.

NOTICE TO Mariners

on

The following notice has been posted at the Harbour Office!

Commencing

Wednesday, November 3, boring operations will take place from a junk anchored off the Harbour Office not more than 200 feet from the Praya Wall. The vessel employed will exhibit two black balls, two feet in diume ler, six feet apart, vertically, and at night two red lights.

Vessels are warned to keep clear and exercise care in passing the craft. so employed,

RECEIVER OF SMUGGLED GOODS CAUGHT

Leung Yin, 32, widow, was charged with possession of dutiable tobinces ul No. 116 Des Voeux Road West, second floor, before Mr. R. Edwards nt the Central Magistracy this inorning.

Senior Revenue Officer A. Grimmilt stated that the ftat was used as place to receive smuggled tobacco, which

was re-packed there. He asked for a serious view to be taken.

The defendant was fined $500 six months' imprisonment.

of

1601

GHASTLY FLOODS

Syria Swept By Raging Waters HUNDREDS MAY

BE LOST.

Damascus, Oct. 31.

It is estimated that 50,000 have been rendered homeless through floors which have devastated the surrounding countryside..

Along the Damaseus-Aleppo rond nu houses remain. In the village of Deirastily alone 500 people are missing. and the village of Mouddamiye has been

wiped out with the loss of 200 lives.

There is still no news of Shelk Youssef, King Ibn Saud's Chancellor, who left Damascus on Thursday for Baghdad.— Reuter.

ONLY PEOPLE IMMORTAL

̈RUSSIAN LEADER'S

PHILOSOPHY

Moscow, Oct. 31.

It is revealed that M. Iossif Stalin, the Soviet dictator, in his first public speech for seven months, last Friday, addressed the leaders and workers of the metallurgical and coat industry atti Kremlin.

He did rot directly mention the "Purge" which has been carried out lately, but he did say: "Unforium- iately some of our leaders have frilet

to understand that they must have the faith of the

Leaders

come and go, while peuple Lea

the people remain, It is only the people who are immor- tal, therefore one must know how to value the trust of the people.?

He toasted "The health of all our economists who understa the important role of the leaders of Soviet economy."--United Press.

Judgment for the plaintiffs, Messrs. Wah On firm, was given by Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell at the summary Caurt this morning, in the sum of $50.04, balance due for five bags of rice, and $11.50 costs, ugainst Messes. Shee Cheong Company. Mr. G, S. Ford of Messrs. Wilkinson & Grist appeared for the plaintiff firm,

NEW ATTRACTION

AT

THE GLOUCESTER

HOTEL

DINNER DANCE

ON

WEDNESDAY 3rd

NOVEMBER

DEBUT OF

HUGO AND JACQUELINE

NEW

WITH THE

GLOUCESTER ORCHESTRA

FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 28128

NON-DINERS $1.00 COVER CHARGE

The Mighty Sequel To

"ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT"

- WEDNESDAY -

At The QUEEN'S

George Arliss in

*"'SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY

4 SHOWS

DAILY 2.305 70 720-930

TO-MORROW -

At The ALHAMBRA Buck Jones in

"RANGE

FEUD"

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

(MATINEES: 20-30 EVENINGS 20.

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON

TEL 57222

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

MORE DANGEROUS, MORE DARING, MORE DRAMATIC

THAN EVER BEFORE!

BETTE'S

BACK!

-And Better Than Ever!

Now, the arena tunai danguro "ous women shows you w side of life you va

never knownl

that of the your » --

BETTE DAVIS

MARKED WOMAN

CHUMPHREYA BOGART

ÍDIA LAND-ISABEL JEWELL UNDANGDA GIANNILIF JANE BAYANTHOSALIND: PANOLS EMAYD MEHDI (Altın? [Jenkins-daha bitul÷Ben Waldurikang

✪ TO-MORROW, ONE DAY ONLY ✪

RETURN OF AN "OLD FAVOURITE" Fredric March

M

Evelyn Vonable in

"DEATH TAKES. A HOLIDAY”

A Paramount Picture

FINE AND WARMER

HUMIDITY'S INCREASE

RECORDED

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS

The following list of unclaimed telegrams was hurd by the Radle Office to-day:

Sept. 12th Ralph Lynn e/o Bul- terfield Swire, Shanghal

Oct. 12th Mr. Freuder U.S.S. Barker

· A rise of tuce dergoes in tempera-1 ture was shown at 10 am, at the 213, Shanghal. Royal Observatory to-day, the ad- Oct. 15th Consugerma Professor

Lacing Boyesterday's von Hayek, Shanghal. correspondit Braven 65 77. ilmid-1 Ort

Oct. Gp A Plain Felixroussel, the war Te, two per cent more than Amsterdam. the previou, recording

Oct. 16th Mrs: Luty Chow 8. Victoria, Canton.

Inimum temperature yesterday Was B1, one degre lower than

Oct. 16th Leung Ping-ho Kowloon Saturday's highest, and the mini Customs, Amoy.

was 73, one higher than the previous) reading.

No quin fell during the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, the total zince January 1 being 00.88 it. against an average of 82.30 Ing.

The anti-cyclone has moved ‹ into, the Pacife 16 the east of Japan, andį there are indfentions that another developing over N. China. *

-A depresston is inoving eastward ucross Manchuria,

Local forecast:--North-east winds, moderate to fresh, fine to cloudy,"

POPPY FUND CABARET

Out. 16th Ambrosini Felixrousel. Shanghai,

Passenger

Out: 17th Ernest Widmer Stakpo San Francisco, Seengen.

Oct. 17th Guunmohchinax, Salgon. Oct. 18th Pchuo, Nanking. Oct. 18th Yibzeufoni, Shingha Oct. 21st Oliveira 24 Road, Shanghal,

Oct.

21st Cochingyan Hotel, Manila.

Granville

Kowloon

naught Road, Manila.

Oct. 21st. Ignaelo Gochulco 71 Con-

Oct. 21st Mnelen Kowloon, Saigon. Oct. 22nd Mrs. Buyers Passenger Potsdom, Shanghul.

Oct, 23rd Stehr Potsdam, Tientsin. Oct. 23rd Wuwaiman Ground floor 10 Keelung Street, Salgen.

Oct. 24 Morton Smith Peninsula

Hotel, Shanghai.

Canton

Oct. 20th Makholchoy Road. Medan.

20th Mrs. Martin 4 May Road, Chungkinh.

OLD COMRADES OF R.E. PLAYING HOSTS

· On Armistice Night, 1937, the Royal Engineers Old Comrades Asso cintion Is holding a dance and cabaret in ald of Earl Halg's Poppy 50081, Shanghal, Fund at the Peninsula Hotel cabaret will bo

The

Canton Hospital, Shanghai.

Oct. 27th Wong Man Chairman,

Oct. 27th Helen Udeleft Telephone

Oct. 28th Brimblecombe Stanley,

by presented courtesy of the Hongkong und Shanghai.. Shangha! Hotelo Lid., and dancing will be from 8.30 pm. Ull 2.00 nm. miitee, Chief Engineers Office, Com- Table reservations may be made by mand Headquarters or to the Penin- applying to the Hon. Secretary sula Hotel. Reservations must be R.E.O.C.A. Entertainments Com made by noon on November 10.

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

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