1940-08-13 — Page 16

SHOWING TO-DAY

ONDITIONED THEATRE

- AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 .9.30 P.M. IT'S BEAUTIES, DOLLS AND CUTIES THAT YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT- IF IT'S LAUGHTER. THAT YOU'RE AFTER-

TURNABOUT",

The picture with goge-and gals - and stars golors. The roll-in-the Dise comedy that made even the consora fought So hilarious that only the author and producer of the famous "Topper" pictures could give it to you!

Hal Rouch

CH NUTS49 MOST HILARIOUS MOVI

TURNABOUT

Adolphe MENJOU: Carole LANDIS Jolin HUBBARD

WILLIAM BARDAN - VERHEL FCASBALL « MARY ASTON - DONALD MICH

SELVANO FRANKLIN PANOĦORN - JOYCE COMPTONYURL IŠALTH PLLY BY MICHELA NOVAK, KEENE RICRO, JEMMELAGE

CHICKAMO TARU, UNITEN Antibit

NEXT CHANGE

A 20th Century."

Fox Picturo

4 SHOWS

DAILY 2.30-5.15 7.15.9.30

SHIPYARD

Starring

SALLY

GRACIE FIELDS SYDNEY HOWARD

VARK AND TRAM OR HAPPY VALLEY BUE

ORIENTAL

THEATRE:

FLEMING ROAD MANCH

TEL, 28473}

SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT FOR TO-DAY ONLY SEE THEM AGAIN IN THEIR FUNNIEST PICTURE !

EXTRA!

HAL ROACH presents

LAUREL & HARDY

A CHUMP AT OXFORD

FOR TO-MORROW & THURSDAY

SEASON'S

BORIS

GREATEST CHILL-THRILLER !

KARIOFF

BELA

LUGOSI

BLACK FRIDAY

• SHOWS

OAILY

1.30. $.20 7:20.030

:"I

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON

TEL. 87232

MATINEES. 20¿-3D, ° EVENINGS 20-30-50e70%)

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY Note Special Times. 2.30 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.20 p.m., 9.15 p.m.

THE GREATEST NOVEL OF OUR TIME NOW A GREAT FILM!

Honestly. fearlessly

on the screen!

DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S production of

THE GRAPES OF WRATH

by John Steinbeck

Tom Joad.

Ma load

Cory

Grampa

Rosasharn

Pa Joed

* HENRY FONDA

.- JANE DARWELL

10H CARRADINE

CHARLEY GRAPEWIN

DORRIS BOWDON RUSSELL SIMPSON

Directed by JOHN FORD A

· Penducer and Screed Ploy by Shanally Johnson ::.

A 20th Century Fox Picture

TO-MORROW & THURSDAY!··

THE LATEST AND GREATEST OF ALL

THE HITCHCOCK THRILLERSI

"THE LADY VANISHES"

METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, PICTURE

Tuesday, HONGKONG TELEGRAPH August 13, 1940.

Famous |_ 12-Year Old Mother Sportsman Pilot Is A Captive

SQUADRON - LEADER ROGER BUSHELL, who was believed to have been the first member of a Terri tortal squadron lost by the RAF, in the war, has now been reported by the International Red Cross to be a prisoner in Germany,

News of his entely has been con- Armed in London,

Bushell, whose squadron flew thou- sands of miles and carried out many of the most dangerous raids, was pre- viously reported "missing, believed icflled

In civilian life a barrister, he was one of the wealthy young clubmen who formed - n-Territorial - squadron as the result of a suggestion at a West End dinner.

Bushell, who is a South African, was in the British ski team at St. Moritz, and was regarded there as one of the most fearless of sportsmen

Another R.AF. eflcer previously Rsted "missing, believed fled," is now known to be a prisoner of war. He is Flying-Oficer John Arthur Gillies, 27-year-old son of Sir Harold Gillies, the famous plastic surgeon, who is credited with having "re mude some 10,000 men who were disfigured in the last war.

I

MOTHER AT 12-Believed Louisiana's youngest mother is Mrs. Rose Marie Billiot Chassions, 12, shown with hor baby son in a New Orleans hospital. Husband, Flouma school boy, is-16 and was out fishing whon baby arrived.

Notice To Husband

Mariners

Less Water In Vicinity

After

No. 5 Left Month

a

Four

19 Foreigners Arrested

A MONTH after his marriage to a woman who had been married four times before Mr. Thomas Prentice, chartered ne- of Saddle Islands

countant, of Leveden-gardens, Glasgow, left the house. Concerning the approaches to the and a half years later he was granted a decree of divorce. Yangtze River, a notice to mariners

The story of the marriage and of, issued by the Maritime Customs, the wife's subsequent love affair with Marine Department, Shanghal, states a French language tutor was revealed that less water is reported in the by Lord Russell in the Court of Ses- vicinity of the Saddle Island than slon, Edinburgh. is shown on existing charts.

The address of the wife, Mrs. Adh The notice states: "Notice is here- Virginia Prentice, was given as Keh- by given that soundings, taken at 7 sington Gardens-square, London. a.m. on the July 13, 1040, have been She

brought up in

in Tennessee, reported as follows to the castword sald Lord Russell, and, before marry- of False Saddle Island.—(1) Latitude

ing Me. Prentice In November 1935, had contracted four marriages, each of which had been dissolved.

Money Quarrels

E

30 40 00 N., longitude 122 54' 30 84 fathoms; (3) Latitude 30 49 18" N., longitude 122 83′ 43 E.; 12 fathoms.

was

Manchukuo Round-up

Is Reported

TOKYO, Aug. 13 (Router).--| Nineteen foreigners have been

Reference to existing charts shows A month after the marringe there arrested in Manchukuo since that no depths below 10 fathoms were quarrels, mainly about money, July, according to information have hitherto been reported in the Mrs. Prentice assaulted her husband released in Tokyo this morning. near vicinity of these soundings. and told him to get out of the house, į They have been charged with

Chart affected: Chinese Admiralty He left. Chart No. 1011.

THE WAR FUND.

"malicious propaganda against Since January 1937, following a

according to semi-ufficlai court action he had paid her £800 Japon."

Japanese sources. a year alimony.

Arrests are continuing. Mr.

Prentice now sought divorce)

Most of these Implicated were de-

A total of $1.005.148.85 was reached on the ground of his wife's alleged tained for receiving broadcasts from yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated; misconduct with Guy Cotte, whom New York or Moscow on short wave Ly the S. c. M. Post Ltd.

Latest subscriptions:

Jardine's Slipping and Friends

-(11th. instabmentj

Found at Stanley

she

met when taking French lessons Fadio receives, the contents of the The allegations, oli of which Mrs broadcast being anti-Japanese. Prentice denied, concerned a a. fint

The nationalities of the arrested

30 Kensington Gardens-square, and persons have not been revealed.

hotels in Royston (Herts) and Paris.

LATE NEWS

of Mrs. Prentice Lord Russell

said: "She has not scrupled to deny Major Baseball

Wint

hat she must know to be true, und] to invent what she must know to bej false, to escape from the conse quences of her clearly proved maritalį infidelity."

She

showed some eleverness in cloaking and concealing the real

·nnture - of--her-nsociation-with-Mr. Cotte, but he was satisfied that mis- conduct was proved except for the allegation concerning the hotel att Royston.

INDIANS

HUMBLE

TIGERS

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

AT 230-SIS 7-20-9:30 TEL 31453 × AT 230-520-720-930 TEL'55856

LAST TIMES TO-DAY

RODELE

TAYLOR LAMARR

ADY TROPICS

OF THE

TO-MORROW ̈ät ̈QUEEN'S" TO-MORROW at ALHAMBRA

ROMEO & JULIET **·.

BLUEBEARD'S 8TH WIFE"

STAR THEATRE

HANKOW OD. KOWLOON DAILY AT 2-30-5-20-720-920 TEL.57795

TO-DAY ONLY ə

INTIMATE SECRETS OF THE WOMEN IN WHITE. REVEALED BY THE AUTHOR OF THE CITADELI

TO-MORROW :

BELEN

ARJE

LOMBARD ✩AHERNE SHIRLEY

In A. J. Cronin's New Noral

VIGIL IN THE NIGHT”

wüb

JULIEN MITCHELL, ROBERT COOTE BRENDA FORBES PETER CUSHING

RKO RADIO Natura

GHOST GOES WEST

EE

TAKE ANY TRAM or HAPPY VALLEY BUS.

CATHAY

DAILY AT 2.36,5.15, 7:20,£9.30.P.M.. TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY !

NEW THRILLS! NEW CHILLS! CAST OF THOUSANDS!

-TO- MORROW ONLY

NEW YORK, Aug. 12 (Reuter) .~~ FOR Cleveland Indians set back the De-

WAITING IN DENMARK treit Tigers to-day in their race for THU. Million Germans Ready Tonant when the former humbled the

Invade Sweden

Stockholm, Aug. 12: The Afton Bladel, publishing a series of articles from its Denmark correspondent, reports that a millon Germans in Julland are ready to tand In Sweden, They are consum-

the American Baseball League pen-|

latter by B-5..

Scores Avore*

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit Cleveland

TARZAN

FINDSASON!

ALL NEW!

JOMONT

WEISSMULLER

3 YEARS MAURTIMOSULLIVAN

ΤΟ ΜΑΚΕΙ

*

plan the wonderboy

TARZAN, Jr.

Metro Gollics Mayer Herna

-The-Biggest-Picture Ever Made !.......

ESKIMO

11 with An All :

Native Cast

NAUGHTY MARIETTA "

Dine, Wine & Dance

CHANTECLER

R. H. E.

5 7 0

B

12

2

atm

(Trosky, Bell and Weatherly

ing all Danish goods, with the re-homered for the Indians). sult that the Danes ore starving

Reuter.

WRIGHT'S

SOAP

Coal Thr

ghts

Soap

ALSO USE: WRIGHT'S COAL TAR TALCUM POWDER Especially¦ purified for use in the Nursery. WRIGHT'S COAL - TAR OINTMENT Ideal for all Skia

WRIGHT'S' COAL TAB SHAVING: HOAP Antisepile & Soothing:

Agents

Climan & Co., Ltd.

VIDORDLIS HEALTH

FOR DAY-LONG FRESHNESS.

Hiking Across The

Blue Mountains

LONDON, Aug. 12 (Reuler).~~~A |thousand_Australian troops have be- 1gun a 100-miles hike peross the Blue Mountains to Bathurst, New South Wales.

They are wearing full service kit

130179 NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON.

TEL, 30021.

-RADIO-

ZBW, 355 metres (645 kcc.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cyclery

and will be given intensive training Tchaikowsky Symphony No.

en route, including, training against dive-bombing attacks carried out by the Royal Australian. Air Force.

Further batches of 1,000 will tollow ut two-day intervals.

STOCK MARKET

REPORT

6 the "Pathetique":

Broadcast by Z. B. W. on a Fre quency of 845 ke's. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 pm, and 8-11 p.m. on 0.52 m.c's, per second.

H. K. T.

12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter-

Hongkong Stock Exchange Official cession. Summary Issued yesterday says;

The Trading Board indicates that enquiries, may broaden during next few days.

Buyers

·ILK. Banks $1,150 XD.

Union Ins: $345

Holels' $3,20

Lands $30.28

Trams $1540

Watsons $0.15

H.K. Govt: 4% Loan 90,50

Sales Providents $3.50

China Lights (New)- $3.45 Telephones (Old) $22 Cements $14.50/14.75 H.K. Govt. 4% Loan Par

the

12.30, Mozart-Symphony in Minor.

G

N. B, C. Symphony Orchestra. con- ducted by Arturo Toscanini.

1.00 Local Time, Signal and Wea ther Report.

1,03 Reginald Dixon at the Organ. 1.13 Victor Silvester and His Ball- room Orchestra in Dance Music,

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce

ments.

1.45 Variety

ely with Moreton and Frances Day and "Hutch" 2.15 Close Down...

Kaye..

4.60 Gounod's "Faust" Act. 1:

Tarantelle, Op. 43; Ballade No. 2 in

F Major, Op. 93.

6.44 Closing Local Stock Quota- tions.

6.48 Tchaikowsky--Symphony No.

& la B Miner. Op. 74 (The "Pathe tlows Symphony).

Boston Symphony Orchestra con- ducted by Serge Kousseviisky

7.30 London Relay-The News. 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

6.03 An hour of Varisly with Cicely Courtneldge and Others":

9.00 London Relay--The News and ||Topical Talks,

0,45 A Scottish Programme.

· 10,15- ; Dance Musion 11,00 Close Down.

AUSTRALIAN NAVY

Commonwealth Supplying

~ Own, Armipments

Sydney, Aug. 12.

The Minister for the Navy stated

Characters and Soloists in order of to-day that the Commonwealth had Nash provided for locally produced, naval Robert armament and supplies necessary for

appearance: Faust, Heddie

Mephistopheles,

F. A. Council Meeting (Tenor), and The B. B. C. Choir ships of the Royal Australian Navy

There will be a meeting of the Coun ell of the Hongkong-Football. Associa tion in the Association: Ofices to mor- row at 5.3 p.m.

CONSTANTINE, the West Indian cricketer, playing for Windhill [agalust Spen Victoria in the Bradford- {Lengua;, took eight, wickets for 39, Including the hat-trick.

with Orchestra conducted by Sir and nearly 2,000 auxiliary merchant. Thomas Beccham

vessels of various types. He added 6.22 A Chopin: Recital by Alfred that Australia, in addition to hor Cortot at the Piano,

own needs was supplying consider- Bullade No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 23; able quantities to Die Admiralty, and Valse In A Fiat, Op. 80, No. 1; ether Dominions.--Reuter

~ Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, At 1 and 3, Wyndham Street in the City of Victoria, Hongkong.