Festival May Show Finds
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950.
HOW TO GET INTO A CAR.........(1) THE WRONG WAY How ungraceful do you look when you climb into the driving seat? Check up with this picture chart. HERMIONE GINCOLD poses for a demonstration of the WRONG way
Start with an armful of books, Try clutching window-winder sinte handbag and dog.
you can't reach handle.
HOW
3 Now whore did that scarf como from? Rip it out, anyway!
TO GET INTO A CAR (2) THE RIGHT WAY And now BARBARA COALEN, Britain's top model, shown how to do it neatly
Keep door and handbag well out of carh other's way, then place bag out of harm's way along the scal.
London Kapten Service.
2 Sit down naturally and raise legs 3 Reach out cusily for the door at for critical manoeuvre, keeping convenient point-and off you go.
them modestly crossed.
(Photographs from The Car end Var Topka putatdied by Ayos Murtun.j
NEW YORK STAGE GOES ALL
BRITISH FOR NEW SEASON
By Frederick Cook
New York
News from Broadway is of the new season-in which New York is going to lean heavily on Britain once again. British actors and actresses. British plays, British classics, British directors. All are in the list.
One of the early Try-outs since 1931.
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GUARDIAN
Direction will which Mr Van Druten is
place in a New York flat.
وح
WIVES TAKE
UP WORK
ATOM BOMB DROPPED TOO
SOON, SAYS US. ADMIRAL
New York.
Five years after the end of the war, Americans are beginning to say what many of them have long been thinking: "We never should have dropped the atom bomb. Japan was licked already and would have sur- rendered if we had given her the chance.”
BRITISH SAILPLANE AS WORLD BEATER
British gliding enthu- siasts
are pinning their faith in a revolutionary new type of sailplane to beat the world at the international gliding contests which will be held in connection with the next Olympic Games in Finland in 1952.
Construction
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The new Flirter as not yet storted, but the Alinistries of Supply RA | Caval Aviation have agreed to Cand grant- towards the ent
ef two prototypes,
The design breaks away from Bethoxy by using for the ti tune.
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#. win-
I planare to be male hom oo++ Finch thick plate theits
Pobeda paper hung poralis. The for change may be built in similar
interna.
Other features ape side-by- side rentingt and a sterily tail" instead of the usual fin and tailphio.
Mr
Hugn
The desigur Kendall, chic f test pilot of
Handles Page Ltd., who bases! his thearns on his experiments |
DANCER
with light planes and gilders | MARYLIN HAMPTON, over several years,
Mr Kendall's original basic design won a British Cidling | Association desiga competition i (three years ago. Since then he has carried out many moditica- Kons and improvements 16 evolve the blue print of a jail- planc which he thinks buy! well be a world-beater,
"Once the Initial cost of making the moulds has been met", he says, "it should prove
inachiue cheap
entopared with musafacture other gliders which have to bu
FOR LAUGHS is to be Shaw's "Getting he by Sir Cedric Hardwicke, direct in person. It all takes y Married."
here and he may play the lead.] "King Lear" is to be revived! The young wife of today fairly
In the cast. tuo, will be, his once more, though it has never is being driven back Lo colleagues from "Casar been a Broadway favourile. The work not by financial -nstructed by craftsmen.” and Cleopatra,' Arthur Lear will be Louis Cathern. P. SONS but by "desperate G Wodehouse har clone the Treacher, John Buckmaster, adaptation of a Ferenc Maharoneliness and a longing for! Ralph Forbes,
play, "Arthur," in which the the fun, laughs and gigrles Two direct imports from the principal character an inter-of companions she had in West End will be James Bridie's national "Daphne Laureola" (complete Sir Cedric Hardwicke hai bien Dame Edith Evars and mentioned as the lead for this, Ayhners and the long too.
Altogether it brok. like being overdue Christopher Peg Plaja tony cuiden, tor Sir Cednie, The Lady's Not For Burning,"
Juli Glenia na Tamoto y gonfi borily minage
Thy at 1.
This Alsatian dog is being taught to chase and cutch fleeing criminals at a training centre in Thames Ditton, England. A man who might outrun a police- man would have Ritle chance to do the same with one of these well-trained dogs, which can be counted
upon to get their man.
K. O. CANNON
(Acme),
THAT WOMAN IS ZUCENA WIFE
-DA WIDOW AS SHE IS NOW,
HE LEFT HER A SUICIDE
NOTS - REMEMBER? A VERY LOVING NOTE./
with
Another that Lalon has reeti abru muly
(as Jane") will staged here under the title of "Parit Piece." the itaptation
S. N. Behrmant of a Somer. set Alaugham short story. Sir terele Hardwicke would like tu direct this.
AS A MUSICAL
contince
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Most notable American Bo for to have said it out loud is Admiral Ellis M. Zacharina, wartime deputy Director of Naval Intelli- gence.
As Admiral Zacharias sees it, Japan was anxious to throw in the towel. But she was pre- vented from doing so by "Incom prehension" In the White House and elsewhere.
in a magazine article published In book, Admhil Zacharias maintains that the decision to drop the bomb anyway, since It was all rendy to go, bas bad all manner of unforeseen con- sequences.
ALTERNATIVE PLAN
A plan of psycholeglen! war fare drawn up by the late Janes V. Forrestal. who was then Secretary of the Navy, would hove,
bomb:
<
Won the war without the
-&voided the "wasted death of thousands of U.S.A. (Aghting men on Okinawa ond in the other final campaigns of the war in the Pacifle;
3.-Einted Russian par- ticipation for six days in the Pacille
wor "with attendant compleations of which we do not yet see the end"; and
4.-Prevented the loss of the Koriles to Russin, "to the de- friment of our own strategie interests."
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The Forrestal plon, according
Admiral Zacharias,
Was
based on delnite Information of a growing desire on the part of the Japanese to surrender, Some of this information came from Captain Katsusaburo Kato, chief of Japanese naval intelligence in the China theatre, whom Ameri- had kidnapped from his Chinese captors.
18, voted "Miss Photo- flush of 1950" by the Chicago Press Photo- graphers".
cuns Association, gives
twirl as she practises her role as n dancing girl in a new Hollywood film. (Aeme).
ICE
THREE PLOTS
Auailer informant who con- firmed That Japan had had enough was "Shark," the codo name of a high-ranking diplo- mat of a neutral country sta
CREAM oned in Tokyo.
BARS FOR CRUISERS
Roomy cinemas and can-
teens equipped with trickster her job before marriage."
- London Express Service)
DERELICT
FAMILIES
KHARTOUM IS LAUGHING
This was what delegates ba the annual conference at Rust- finton. Sutes, of the
National Marriage Guidanc. Coune.I were gold by Me, Margaret Jay, Vice- Khartoum has been laughing thalaan of the LCC. Eabout an epinde ennerrning ni tion Committee and amender party of American touristo
the Togal Commialam guiation.
The Subaar.
In
Through these informants, American Jinval Intelligence knew definitely of three plots to
the end
war. One, says Zacharias, was headed by the
Emperor himself.
"Yel," writes the Admiral, ice"while Forrestal was even then crenta and roda fountain trying to put his plan into effect, bars are among Amenities plans were being drafted behird closed loors la Washington'a provided in three Regal military headquarters for inajor Navy cruiter which have operations against the Japanese. | ponadly bean wilted for
savie with the Feet.
-(London - Exprese Service)
Largest Cat Sought
In the ships-Swiftsure, Cry- | lon and Gambia-gal'eys and|
electric. The American, sailing downbakeries are now all
and refrigerator stowage for Tara Jay nav. what she; the Nile aboard a luxury river the why his ant wir to the probs teater, disembarked at a place fresh fruit and vegetables Is
om of onetime:"!
'ented Adok, deep in the south. Deling arranged in Gambia and
C'exion. "I kr the infant welfare
Drinking water equlers Intro to develop increasingly | The Americans apparently also have been installed.
Tamrovement; to blus ean- Socialist Britain is still the real club atmusphere in 11. night they had arrived at une
histhroutes include the Biggest ever ent show is bo- full of social derelicts, an place of the be pitel atmosphere, of the world's shopping centre pany
washing "Only in this way will young, Form they asked for butter, as lint of stainless steel
planned for. London's Two Eugene O'Neill plays are: article in the New Statesmothers got a chune, of mieting there was not enough of this Vasins, each with hot and cold Olympia in September. Cats of promised --"A Moon for The
the steamer. No Lutter, water supply, jrd with chaving|gvery description wvill be Arbrgotten" and "A Touch Ocị mas and Nation said recent-each other socially and of refun
celving the advice and help thay They then asked where they light and mirger
cach brought from all parts of The Puet." Big "Desire Under | ly.
·Need,***
could ay curios. No curios.
A number ni shower Britain, and entries are expect- The Elms may be produced as The leftist weekly drew 1.1.
besid
They denied where the baths have been provided, cd to exceed 2,000, tention to families whom the Young mothers, next.d komnes
town was. No town,
The laundries have been ex- their Later, as the season gets into col suein services regarded where they could leave,
tende and brought up to date. A sidelight to the show is the its stride, there is to be a whole jas virtually
10:14 hopeless." They children in good bands
Arok a small raised patch and are capable of handling search that is going on to find a Bock of British Imports, Include were
by jutt on a wizk
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challenge mol of the ship'e
enough to Utit.volul-wen, out to the pictures and ret.us by 30. It has a
company cat big name-wash
America's claim that they have *** & lased.
merchant's Each ship bas n
world. roomy the largest cat In the There is no job in the world Pale on a kole, a which demands
cinema as well as an 1 seven-day shop, and the beginning of
internut This is Clauz, an eight-year-old intuki. tuan
Otherwise.
living the broadcasting system over which, tiger-and-white cut day s week and a 24-hour
piner is pure swamp-land all
relayed San Francisco. He weighs dues th job of bringing up
ground,
Ib, and has a girth of 30 in.
koptathatena voul
in: Terence Rattigan's "Adven Fannily Srvice ture Story," another Rattigan as On Het Yet wanamext: "Lace
set of work done by emptin- | Perticnat,
Almue by
Stuart Novi djectus during the war twhich is to have its premiere
"The Guat worker's fra at Brighton); Fry's Ring Round are He is to get himself accept The
Moon": Leddey
Storm's jad by the family as Lenzune "Brek Chabeu" (with Morni meus to help," the Robsch), End Alto Huxley's i
newfy Bre
family."
article
"The Gloeonda Smile," the enst "Thereafter use in manual which may inclinds Bali work" to be done, Verminous 2a.libone and Wendy Hiller wolks and bedding. leaking:
Outstanding among the new
attacked in turn." musicals will be "Anna And hit werkers even have to The King of Siam," starring fetch rations, and see to it that Gertrude Lawrence and pacsibly such mitic pay their Rex Harrison.
The New Statesman cited one who had lived in
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Music will be by Richard ¡Rodgers, book and lyrics by ith for 18 months. "There was | Grgar · Hamint, eszmin. Revalling in ch of peat on her shelves. it for honours among musicals Sie herself was black." Once wit be the new Cole Porter the volunteers had cleaned her
how,
of This World" house, he never allowed the (based on "Amphitryon"), for cleaning to be recommenced." which Reginald Lawrence may Although helping such semi-
the book,
human people must virtually Airs Rex Harrison (Lith be
its own reward," the New Palmer) is to head the cast of Statekman said, I hoped that Hive in John Van Druten's "Bell the State would recognise the
Book and Candle," a comedy Units' efforts.
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WITH WHISPER IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE
DON'T TRY TO FOOL ME,
VIDOCO! YOU DON'T
BELIEVE HE WROTE
THAT NOTE? NOW,
-B TELL ME ....
WHOSE WRITING WAS IT 2 HAVE. YOU CHECKED? THIS IS SUDDENLY {[IMPORTANT TO ME. ALL RIGHT-R YOU) WON'T TELL, I'LL
FIND OUT FOR} JA MYSELF!
G'BYE.
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MAY TIME IS TULIP TIME
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A GIRL gardener trims the edges round one of London's finest displays of talips, In Victoria Embankment
(London Express Service
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