1939-10-05 — Page 33

Thursday, HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

NANCY

OH, DEAR--- T HAVE TO MEET PEE-WEE IN

THE PARK***

I HATE

TO GO!

EVERYBODY ALWAYS LAUGHS WHEN

THEY SEE ME WITH SUCH A LITTLE

BOY FRIEND!

WELL, TODAY IT WON'T BE SO EMBARRASSIN”

YOO HOO, NANCY!--

HERE 1 AM!

October 5, 1939..

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THERE WAS ONE TRICK MALINI COULDN'T DO

office.

HE came purposely and determinedly into the "Telegraph" Editors and sub-editors gathered around Incredulously. Even strong and hardened newspaper reporters were visibly affected.

One or two clutched ominously at their pockets, the suspicious bulge conveying only too well to the visitor their intent.

been tom up by the censors."

"The news about the war that's "Say, I'm a magician, not a miracle worker," said Malini,

**

TALKS IN MOSCOW

Latvian President Called

To Kremlin

Exciting Trip Pygmalion'

From Colony

British Liner Deviates

A Great Triumph

Fygmalion was the mythological who crented the perfect George Berhard Shaw look this for his theme in his celebrated play, which has been

From Usual Course.

RIGA, Oct. 4 (Router).-The

PASSENGERS who left President of the Supreme Court Hongkong by an E. & A. liner gure of Latvia is now on his way to early last month had an adven-woman-Galaten. Moscow to join the Latvian turous trip to Australia, Foreign Minister in negotiations Manila the ship received certain in-screen and now released under the Twenty-four hours fler leaving transferred almost literally to the with the Soviet Government.

formation, as the result of which title of "Pygmalion."

and On Tuesday night, M. Molotoff, the completely altered its course from Foreign Commissar, interviewed bolls ateamed for 24 hours in an easterly

the Latvian and Lithuanian Foreign direction. Ministers.

Malini, who is the only visitor to A hurried consultation. The staif shuffled up to the Intruder. In a longkong's history to be presented

with an inscribed gold watch twinkling he was hemmed in a circle the Colony's journalists, opens a two of purposeful men. Even the cob sisters jostled into the crowd to watch night show at the Hongkong Hotel to- the proceedings.

"That's alright. Come a bit closer, blt closer," said Max Mallal. "I don't cheat much!"

Someone produced a pack of cards

night.

ENORMOUS COST

-greasy, cherished cards that have OF EVACUATION

seen many a after-the-deadilac game

of poker. Watched, anguished, pa

LONDON, Oct. 4 (Reuter).The

The Turkish Foreign Minister has not yet resumed his talks. London Talks LONDON, Oct.

4

(Reuter).—

General Orbuy, leader of the Turkish mission to Englund, saw General Sir Edmund Ironside, Chief of the Im-

the

crew com-

The fame of the film has preceded

Its arrival in Hongkong. Wherever It was shown, the picture earned During this time pletely painted the hull of the shipCheans of praise. Local critics who battleship grey, the work being aw the preview at the Queen's vessel was Thcutre yesterday now know ho undertaken while the

reason why. underway.

No Higlits were permitted in the ship between dusk and dawn, and passen gers were warned not lo smoke

Malini tore them up, one by one. Minister of Health sald to-day that Perial General Staff, at the War One Rarettes on deck at night. · Sighed rellevedly, as he produced the initial cost of the evacuation this afternoon.

Discussions with representatives of them from "Auntie Abigail's" hand-scheme in England, Scotland and the British Government continued

bag.

Reporters Quailed

Hardened reporters quailed when Malin asked for a $1 note. Some one asked if ten cents wouldn't de The office boy finally succumbed, ond was greeted with derisive laughter when Molini set it alight with match. Laughter turned to incre dulity when dollar note was produced from

orange. Boy was im- an

Wales would be about £2,000,000.

The weekly expenditure on billet-until this evening. ing would be about £450,000.

sald

The Minister of Transport that regular cheap tickets would be restored next week on the main rail- way lines.

Relaxation of the railway lighting restrictions was under consideration.

mediately despatched. by staff to buy Tennis Tournament

up all the oranges in town.

"Can you really produce things out

At C.S. C. C.

Nazi Fortunes Abroad

The steamer arrived at Australia two days behind schedule as a result or the deviation from her course,

Professer 1ggins

(Leslie, Ho-

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This, in short, is the story of "Pygmalion." lowever, it is not in money which the Nazi leaders its theme, which is already too well- have secreted in many parts of known, dnes the picture score is the real advance made by the indus-doubt that more will be heard of her

The picture x well-liortly.

Even the minor rules have been the world for the day when they greatest appeal; but rather in the try in Bellain.

the best American extremely well filed. Wilfred Law- will be forced to leave the deft direction, the brilliant dialogue balanced and compares very favour

und the great care with which every ably ¡country.

scene has been made. Admittedly technique. Need any one say mure? son, for instance; does justice to the Leslie Howard as Professor 11g-part at Doolittle (Eliza's father), agreeable Coeblets is stated to have invested the humour in decidedly British in £1,000,000 in South Amerlea, while unuar, but the fun is genuine ins gives much the best performi-Scott Sunderland is an

the bonnlig Mrs. Higgins, newcomer lo £2,000,000 in guaranteed to give audiences of all Wendy Hiller,

"Pygmalion", released by M.G.M. screen, is a delightful Eliza Doolittle, types some uproarious toments.

Germans Told Of Leaders' Precautions LONDON. Oct. 4 (Reuter).-Herr von Ribbentrop is the richest, enough and some of the scenes are once he bos nchieved in recent years. Colonel Pickering and Marie Lohr a An American mixed double tennis The leaflots which were dropped having put |tournament will be held on Sunday, lover Berlin and Potsdam by Holland and Switzerland.

of the air from nothing?” a harassed- ¦ · looking cable cditor

maglelan.

asked the

**Well, you seen me," said Malini.

Bet you ve Bucts there's one

thing you can't produce," said

cable editor cunningly.

"What's that?" asked Malini.

away

Oct. 15, at the Civil Service Cricket Royal Air Force planes were Herr Himmler, who watches that It is generally recognised that the flower-girl. She it is who has in tongkong, is to be shown shortly. the Club, commencing at 2 p.m. Mem-written in German, giving the Germans export more than 10 British films have made great strides the most exacting role in the film, should not be missed; it is a

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