Eleven European musicians auditorium today r by the Bureau of Immigration to leave the Philippines at ti end of November.
The musicians, of Russian, Spanish and Italian nationalities and among the best in Shanghai, were said to have been contracted for six months.
The deportation coincided with complaints by Filipino musical groups that foreigners were depriving Filipino musicians of obtaining jobs with the Hai Alai auditorium.—United Press. young amah and the latter informed a Chinese police watchman of the robbery. The-Watchman reported the of crime to a C.P.C., who in his turn called several other policemen and anking Italian forces on the went in pursuit of the robbers. fonstal sector of the battle-Seeing themselves chased, the bandits turned into Rue Vouillemont where they separated. One of them continued to Rue Wagner and was pursued by the policemen, who fired XNWW mit at im. Po chase coi in along leverd de Montigny aero dig eds robber ran to the Settlement side of the road, There he was met by C.P.C. 558 and another exchange of shots ensued.
More than fifteen shots were fired on ben] fo combat the Shanghai Japanese Vigilanc. by the Settlement and French Concession policemen and the robber be-wave of terrorist acts in the Hongkew aA, ana Yunnan TIN t the corner of area' © ced their watching' body e ater pedestrian was slight-Was also wounded, The rob pet was dressed in foreign clothes and was found to be in pas-munition were taken by the Police. are His accomplice made good his esta ape, but French Police have started investigations and believed that he would be soon apprehended. ie rar 5
Over 30 companies of Boy Scouts in rade and be by the military tities on New Years day, it has been decided by the Boy Scouts Association in China's wartime capital, says the "Shun Pao." The Association has appointed a committee to make the necessary arrangements.
Lieut: Flips Wiener The producers Hawaii," which of Flower of te a full house among players. Introduci Markoff, opera star, to light opera audiences, the show definitely enchanted the public with its beautiful tunes and dances, Although a trifle wooden at times, Markoff showed signs of good acting, while his singing drew thunderous applause and was encored on two The surprise of the evening was Miss Anders in the role of Riah, a young Hawaiian girl, whose grace and dancing ability as well as her acting, melted the hearts of the audience, who at first were rather sceptical as to her appearance. Her interpretation of the Hula, however, won her many followers and her next appearance probably will win her still more. The leading role was again enacted by Miss Orlovskaya (in a dual role) and as usual she was in good voice, es was Slobodskoy, who shared leading male roles with Markoff. - Miss Nevskaya and Valin, who are perfect together, delighted everybody with their dancing, although Valin's role was small and many regretted seeing him so litre. This review would not be complete unless mention is made of Seroff, the ballet master of the Russian Light Opera, who forsook dancing and appeared in a straight role, proving that he was as adept at acting as he was at dancing. His partner, Miss Manjelei, was seen in the dancing sequences, but she is
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