1938-09-02 — Page 12

AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE'

SHOWING TO-DAY

· presstra

· Doris L. Comm

JOE E.

Musical Short

"COMMUNITY SING"

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

THE SCREEN'S

GRANDEST CLOWN DOES TOWN UP BROWN!

A Columbia Picture

SOWN

Wide Open Faces

LYDA ROBERTI ALISON SKIPWORTH · JANE WYMAN

ALSO

Krazy Kat Cartoon "MASQUE RAID"

Andy Clyde Comedy "MY LITTLE FELLER"

QUEEN'S

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4 SHOWS TO-DAY

at 12.15, 2.30, 5.00 & 7.10

All Shows At Matince Prices

The Most Thrilling, Breath-taking Adventure .. Ever Shown On The Screen !

UNDERSEA KINGDOM

RAY (RASH”

CORRIGAN

N.B. Patrons are requested to note the changes in the

time of exhibition,

ADDED!

Special Newsreel Depicting The Tragedy of the C.N.A.C. AIRLINER "KWEILIN" Including a statement by its surviving pilot. TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M.

STAGE ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY

DON COSSACK CHOIR

PRICES: $5.50, $4.40, $3.30, $2.20, $1.10 Incl. TAX

4 SHOWS] DAILY

2.30-5.15 7.15.9.30

DAYS.

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THE HONGKONG

Jockey Club Draw Held. Yesterday

TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

The draw for Australian subscrip- thon ponies, 1919, was held at the Jockey Club Stables yesterday. Ladly Northcote was one of the drawers.

The following ntc the results of

the draw, the details being owner, colour, sex, age, height and "stre:

1. Lan, Chea. M., 5, 14.2, Riv. 2. Li Bros., Brown M., 4, 14.2, Emfred.

1988.

Don Cossacks | 34 Officially

Charm H.K. Dead In Storm

Audience

His Excellency And Party At Concert

Tokyo, Sept. 1.

It In officially announced that the lotal deaths as a result of yester- day's typhoon were 34.

In addition, eleven were killed in Gumma Prefecture by Jundslide which Inundated the village of Tada- fami. Scores are still missing.

Hongkong has reason to be The P. & O, liner Chitral has been grateful for the opportunity of refloated and is now anchored off hearing, for the first time, the shore-United Press.

remarkable Don Cossack Choir.

That the Queen's Theatre, where the Choir's season opened last night.

3. Mrs. Taggart, Ches. M., 6, 14.2, was not filled to capacity is reason The Retainer.

4. Jully Company, Brown 4, 14.3, Pride of Pluln.

6. L.B., Brown M., 0, 142 Flavie

Son.

6. Cric, Bay, 0, 14.1, Strat 7. Kwok

14.1, Qufek Silver,

8. SLK., Bay, 8, 14.2. Menitor

9. John Peel, Brown, 5, 112, Flavic Son.

for regret and support for the oft-

repeated contention that the majority of the Colony's residents. lack ppreciation of really no enter tainment.

There is

OIL CAN'T BE CONFISCATED

Reversing

Rotterdam, Sept. 1. the decision of the District real wizardry in the Middelburg and Dordrecht exquielte harmony, the range, volume Courts, which granted the petition of Hin-wong. Ches, 5 fotection and the vocal control die Mexican Government for the exercised with auch apparent case return of 10,000 tons of petroleum by each of the thirty members of consented by the Government on the

application of

of the Batavin

Petroleum this brillant Choir.

That the audience, which included Company, the State Telbunal has up-

Company. His Excellency the Governor, Streld the claim of the

The Court ruled that the petroleum, Geoffry Northcote, appreciated and which was being held on board the was thelled by the delightful pra- tanker Lundoren, was refined before Kramme of Russian songs and dancesi the. Mexican Oil Appropriation Law was shown by the number of encores became effective, and thus is the demanded, especially of the inter- property of the Mexican Eagle On 14.2.pretations of the more well-known Company, a Dutch concern.-Trans-

items such as "Black Eyes" and "The Ocean.

twoi Volga Boutmen", to mention renditions in the opening programme.

10. J. P. MacGregor, Brown,

14.2. HumureLube,

11. Li Po-citun, Bay, 4, 143, The

Retainer,

12. Wayhoong, Brown, 8. Humoresque,

13. T.KL. Ches, M., 5, 14.3, Vulaus.

Bezu

14. Laminnas. Bay M., 6. 442 Amber.

15. Li and Edgar, Bay,

Amber.

10. T.K... Brown, C, 14.3,

land.

Magruan,

1.

A matter for regret. is the fact! the names of Individuals comprising

pro-i the Choir is not given in the

1, 143 gramme, but in any case it would be no easy task to choose the outstand- State-ing soloists.

The bulk of the eredit

for the

Egypt Guards Frontier

Cairo, Sept. 1.

Following reports that a 18. Commodity, Ches. M., 5, 142, brilliant programme naturally, must; Ko to N. Kustrukoil, the musical

railway station has been burned by director and conductor. For 100 rebels on the Palestine side of the 10. Larcky, Boy, 3, 14,3, Kawack-[minutes, in 15 different lens, not frontier, the Egyptian Government including encores, he used the Choir has decided to send a military force to the border 15 મ precautionary 20. LTF., Bay, 4, 14.3, Kawich-like a mighty organ.

One could have wished for better measure.-Reuter. 21 M. Johnson, Ches.,, 14.2, stage setting and, in one or twa

Curban.

22. 5. N. Chou, Bay M., 4, 14.2, Modest Morn.

23. Marber 7, Ches. M., 6, 14.2. Foxton.

24. Seth, Brown M., 5. 14.3

25. Dynasty, Bay, 6, 14.2, dalier.

sections of the theatre, better acoustles.

Despite these defects, which arc not the fault of the visitors, Don Cossacks are a brilliant team whose contribution towards art should on no account be missed by Bar-music lovers in Hongkong),

A

26. Eu Tong-sen, Ches., 4, 14.2, Moorameng.

27. Mannett, Bay, 4, 14.3, Rogat beast.

28. E.SK. Bay, 6, 14.3, King et

Mirth.

29, Mr. Pearce, Bay, 4, 1.5, Cloang Time.

30. Tamo, Brown, 4, 14.3, Poly-

caste,

31. S. S. Lee, Bay, 4, 143, Cop-l per Rivet.

82.

cun-

Four complete changes of pro- gramme wil be rendered during the Hongkong season, which will clude at the Queen's Theatre on Monday.-N.S.

RELIGIOUS

Lee Siusiai, Chen. M., 5, 14|_ SCHOOLS

Polycasty.

3. Mr. Dunbar, Bay, Kowarkku.

35. Greskn. Bay M.. Kawackka.

1. 14.3

7. 11.3,

37. Commodity, Brown, 5. 14.4 Lomond,

38. Diamonds Bay, 5, 19.3, alongle

39.

TO CLOSE

Bucharest, Sept. 1.

It is announced that 1) Austriani religious schools, Including Catholle Institutions, will not re-open at the S. W. Lee. Bay M., 6, 42jend of the summer vacation, but will Kingfisher.

41. S. T. Williamson, Bay, 6, 14.1, Magician.

43. C.W.K., Brown M., 4, 14.1, Sennlarsaip.

14 Shui-hong, Browns 4, 113,

Amber.

45. Lady Northcote, Bag, 5, 14.3, Pat Clyde.

46. Mrs. E. T. Sin, Brown, 4, 14.3, Tom McCarthy.

47.

Eve, Bay, 4, 14.3, Kawackits 48. J. H. Taggart, Bay, 8 142,) Bonny Hatton.

49. G. Tinson, Hay, 5. 24.3. Bright Spear,

50.

Brewan.

cint

John Peel, Ches.. 4. 11.2.

remain closed permanently.

be

Fourteen special schools will maintained for Jewish children.---- United Press..

DAILY

#AT

9:30

5:20

720

3

9:20

STOP PRESS

9 TRANSPORTS SHELLED, HIT

Kingtehchen, Sept. 2.

Again effectively harassing Japan-

ese vessels steaming up and down the Yangtse River, Chinese batteries at Hsiangshan, on the south bank. scured hits on nine transports Monday,

מ45

The extent of damage cannot bc ascertained.-Central · News.

HANKOW ROAD KOWLOON

STARE

• TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

51. Gredka, Bay, 6, 14.3, Magi- ADVENTURE! INTRIGUE! RECKLESS DANGER!

52. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton, Ba5, 8, 14.1. Tom McCarthy.

53. J. H. Jesten. Bay, 4, 14.2.

•2ONLY TO-DAY • TO-MORROW Kawackka.

MOST BEAUTIFUL ROMANTIC PICTURE EVER MADE ! Songs, Fandangos. Fiestas, Laughter, Secret Trysts, Mission Bells. Stolen Klases. Feasts, Tears, Love, all true to life in this marvelous colour production.

COLOR...

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AT LAST.......

reveals

the full broath- taking beauty of the searcä'

great love story!

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SUNDAY & MONDAY

"OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA”

THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THE YEAR 1.

℗ MATINEES: 20c.-311; • EVENINGS: 20c,-30c,-50c.-70t.

54. Mrs. MacGregor, Bay, 5, 11.2, Polyraste.

Carthy.

Crie, Bay. 5. 14.2, Ton Mic-

56. Yick Chim, Brown, 5, 14.3,

Bright Spear,

57. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton, Bay, 3, 14.2. Kawackka.

58. J. Treverton, Brown, 1, 14.3, | Kawackka.

50. L.. Dunbar, Boy, 5, 143, 207- per Rivet.

60. Chau Bros., Brown, 4, 14.3. Nibblestone.

01. Why, Bay M., 3, 14.2, Muza-

roon.

02. C., Brown, 6, 14.2, Fire- Stick.

The Most Exciting Love Story Ever Told !

Satanich Incarnations.

RONALD

COLMAN

the PRISONER

of ZENDA

Released Thru United Artists

SUNDAY

MCM Picture

WITH

MADELEINE CARROLL Pred by DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. BELZNICK

m: Aureco of fienimen

NORMA SHEARER

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THE TALE OF A RUSE THAT SAVED A THRONE!

The

SABLE CICADA"

A ROMANCE OF THE

with

"THREE KINGDOMS"

·

FULL ENGLISH SUN-TITLES

ADDED!

Special Newsreel depicting

The Tragedy of The C.N.A.C. AIRLINER “KWEILIN" Including a statement by its surviving pilot.

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•

A Universal Picturo starring BELA LUGOSI

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LUISE

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TRACY

BIG CITY

Charley GRAPEWIN · Janet BEECHER “Eddia QUILLAN ・ ・ Victor VARCONI A-FRANK BORZAGE PRODUCTION "Dirvelad by TULOK BOKJAGE › Produced by kecaman KHASIA

Frank from triumphs in "Good Earth" and "Captains Courageous" ...they foam gloriously in a drama with "Fury" punch and heart-thrill!

As M-G-M

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COMMENCING TO-MORROW

The Singing Sweethearts Of "Maytime" In A Now

Thrill Musical

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JEANET TE

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MacDONALD Nelson EDDY THE GIRL of the GOLDEN WEST

JEWS MUST QUIT ITALY

Rome, Sept. 1.

Under a decree announced to-day

Washington, Sept. 1. by the Council of Ministers, foreign

The U.S. Navy Department hus an-Jews are henceforth debarred from nounced the formation of a tempor- fixed residence in Italy and in Italian ary Atlantic squadron of fourteen

possessions, warships.

The grant of Italian nationality to

The announcement is wholly un- expected, as the US. Fleet has been foreign Jews since January, 1019, is concentrated in the Pacific since the revoked, and these Jews must leave Sino-Japanese crista Ars 1931-32,- | the country within six months or bo

expolied.—Reuter.

Reuter.

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