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TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY DECEMBER 28, 1937.
CRAZY REVUE GREAT PROGRAMME
ARRIVES
"Hello Hongkong"
Scoros Hit
Boisterous, breezy, witty, humorous and musical, the much publicised crazy revue "Hello Hongkong" gave
keenly attentive audience last night handsome entertainment for nearly three hours at the Chinn Fleet Club, striking a new note in local, stage board productions.
One could have wished for a little more polish and Anish to some of the numbers, but this deflclancy was likely due to first-night nervousness, more than lack of rehearsal, Most of the turns, though, were remark- ably good, and provoked constant ripples of mirth from the auditorium. Charles Gill was a big hit with his comedy song "Almost A Lady," and showed a distinct fair for burlesque of the best musle hall type. There were some amusing interpolations by Charles Owen and Edward Talbot, but the cleverest items were a vignette "Between Dances" by Owen and Peggy Walker, and a dumb show "Gestures" by Thomas Barlow and
Owen.
OF MANOEUVRES IN PACIFIC EXPECTED
If the altuation in the Far East is relieved sufficiently by April next year, troops and warships stationed in Hongkong will participate in the greatest combined British manoeuvres over hold In the Pacific.
According to the Hampshire Telegraph und Naval Chronicle, the China Squadron of the Royal Navy, the Royal Australian Navy, the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, Royal Air Force planes stationed at Singapore and Hongkong and Royal Australian Air Force planes, as well as military units, are to participate in the combined operations.
The
The manoeuvres will open with_in] = attack on the Australian coast be tween Byron Bay, near the northern; boundary of New South Wales, and Melbourne, the capital of Victori
thousand Any one
miles of Involving the defence of vital secondary in- dustries. Australia's most
Includes area
the Desmond Martin put the company and Port Kembln, with their im-!
great Industrial towns of Newenstle on good terma with the audience mense steel production plants, in! early in the show with some splen- addition to Sydney and Melbourne,} didly spun yarns, and Owen, Gough two elties in which reskie almost and Barlow Agured in
#glorious ilie salirical sketch "The Old Mint one-half of Australia's total popula-
The Crazy Parade" opened the tion, second part of the programme on of the China Squadron and the New The attack will be made by vessels an original note, and a "melodram-Zealand division, and Australia will mer which was nicely conceived.
but dragged a little through want of be defended by the Royal Australlan i
spontaneous "gagging." made a fitting Navy and the Royal Australian Air) end to this variety programme.
Force.
Enjoyable songs were sung by These large scale manoeuvres will
“ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN" osnemarie Gambier and Erik Nelson, reveut the strengths and the weakness
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British indignation at the ATTRACTION of Australia's combined defences.
recent attacks on His Majesty's It is planned to stage an even ships by Japanese naval airmen greater display near Port Darwinį A further performance will be later in the year. The China Squad-and military artillery in the given to-night.
ron, including H.M.S. Eagle and over Yangtse has not been perceptibly. 30 warplanes, and the New Zealand
the interesting Division of the Royal Navy, will al-softened by
The Players
Lt. Edward Talbot (Medway), defended by the Royal Australian spokesmen of the Japanese ser- lack Port Darwin, which will be variety of explanations offered by Desmond Martin (Medway), Sub-Navy, the Royal Australkan Air vices Charles Owen (Westcott). Sub-Lt. Force, Far Eastern Commutid, fron colleagues, declares the Daily and their diplomatie
Christopher Gough (Decoy), Sub-Lt.
Thomas Barlow (Medway), Rose- Singapore. marie Gambier, Peggy Walker.
Guest-Artistes-Erik Nelson, P. O.
Charles Gill (Medway).
Accompanist. Pay. Cadet Michael Collins (Cumberland).
Organiser. Sub-Licut.
Owen (Westcott).
Charles
Asst. Stage Manager, P. O. John-! son. (Westcott): Back-Stage Staff, Messrs. Richardson, Luke, Turner; Master of the Foyer, C. P. O. Gould, (Westcott): Commissionaire, P. O. Tunber, (Westcott); Programme Sel- lers, Mesars, Finlayson, Kirwan, Littlewood, Evans.
The Orchestra
GOVERNOR
DELIGHTS CEYLON
Amusing Speech To Scottish Planters
Telegraph in an editorial to-day.
Meanwhile it is, fairly evident that į the desire of the Japanese Army to javalt loss of "inec" Is seriously holding up the inquiries promised to bolb the British Anl Anterienn Governments following the outrages of December 12.
With the best will in the world il will be difficult to place much credence in the capacity of the Japanese Government to prevent future incidents" if it cannot even inquire into the past,
ATTITUDE NOT SOFTENED
After stating that the United States Conductor, Mr. R. E. Compton;
attitude is not bring softened by time. Leader, Dandmaster T. B. Turner: Club, I suppose I would be recorded tain is concerned the recent violation "In the registers of the Kenne! the Telegraph adds: "As far as Bri- Band Corporals, Dixon and Whitney; sa mongrel. I prefer the phrases of territorial waters of Band Bey, Clark; Musicians: Wilde, logy of Scotch distillers, who would makes an independent but aggravat- Hongkong Johnson, Hollier, Truasier, Susans, refer to me us a special blend'. Foley, Dawkin, Handford, Allan-
ing fact, it is easier to regard thi Dudds, Combes, Agnew, Lerwill, This was part of a delightful in- | as mê isolated error in judgment on Buick, Lorentsen, Streets, Ray, Ho-formal talk by Sir Andrew Caldecott, the part of one Japanese ofleer than ward, Wallace and Vaughan of the former Governor
of Hongkong, at to pass over the Yangtse Incidents on Royal Marine Band II.M.S. Cumber- the St. Andrew's Society dinner in essential it shall not be reported."- the same supposition. But it Is
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Colombo recently. The Revue was held to raise funds for the Naval Chaplain's Fund for from all over Ceylon
Scottish tea and rubber plunters who beard Seamen's Walfare, comprising the their new Governor's speech,
suys Royal Naval Hospital Recreation the Singapore Sunday Times, were Fund and the Dockyard branch of delighted with his. intimate manner the Ministering Children's League; and also to assist Toc H in their work
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Speaking almost conversationally.
raising his voice. Sir Albeen created in Chungking us a result An unprecedented situation has drew replied to the charge that he of the considerable exodus from was-only-one-eighth-Scot-by-admile Hankow. The city is ting that he is of "predominantly that the nuthorities are not allowing 80 cramined English ancestry, but my progenitors
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andrew added that he Sir Andrew had
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debted for n
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A similar situation, though not so with ques- tions of finance in the Colony."
acute, exists at Chongsha-Reuter. Sir Andrew Caldecott has been getting acquainted with the Kandy area of Ceylon and was the first per- son to be examined under first-class X-Ray equipment just delivered to The British section of the Inter- the hospital there. Some years ago national Transport Workers' Federa- | he trnctured the bone of his te tion held a meeting in London to-day | finger, and the Kandy examination and decided to support a policy to revented that the finger was in per- boycott Japanese goods.-Reuter, fect condition with the bone well set,
tempt on the long-distance record, but hopes to beat M. Japy's Parls to Saigon record ----Reuter,
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