3. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1913

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONS TO THE GOVERN

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers,

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN

"

COAL STORAGE,

AUOT ONS

PUBLIC AUCTION, PUBLIC

THE Undaraigued have roonivad inatrne-

thông to Sail by Publis Austlaną (FOR 4000UST OF THE DONCERNED).

00

SATURDAY,

the 7th June, 1913, at 1 4.M.,

at thair:Sales Hooms, No. 8,

Des Voeux Road; Corner of

Ice House Strock,-

A NEW CONSIGNMENT OF Turkish Bath Towels, Bath Shoota, (Hu kaback Towels, Faco Towals, Singlo and Double sized Bed Sheets, Irish em froidered Pidow Cases, Bulator Cassy, Single & Duble Bed Quilts, Tray & Pantry Cloths, Bath Mata, Ladies' and Gent.'s Handkerchie's Damask Libis Cloths and

Serviettes, Gent.' Summer Veste, While and Crom Lch Curtains; Ladius! and | Gent's Hosiery, Irish embroidered Robes aud fow lots of English made Tralo Shirts."

PERNA U-nai.

HUGHES & ROCON,

Auctioneers

Codas used: A.B.C. 4TH & VIR EDITIONS"

Hon kang. May 26, 1913,

AL. TELEGRAMɔue Cane,

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MEIRION

NIKONG

PUBLIC MC"ION:

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THE Undersigned have received in-truc-

tions to sell by Putlo petion

!

CA

WEDNESDAY,

the 4th Juns 1913, ammencing at 2.3.x,atog Save 20 ans, No. 8.

Des Voeux Row!, Curer of

Ice House rart,--

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD

FURNITURE,

INCLUDING

SUNDRY BLACKWOOD,

AND A FEW I'EUKA OF

|

O ACTION.

667

DART OULARS and Conditions of the

Lesting by Public Auction Salo,, Fob MONDAY, the 9th day of June- 23, M., at the Offices of the Public Works Departmen, by Order of Elis Ex ellency the tow bar, of Tư Lots

CROWS LANDA Kennedy Rand, in this [Geesy of Hongkong, or a term of 75 sewa," "with abwaptim od nanewalɛnt Cross Rents to be fixed by the Surveys of Eh, joy the Emu, for one further term if

75 yenta

Tocality

No of sale.

Register Na.

Inland Lot No. 235,

OLD CHINESE PORCELAIN. TEAKWOOD-Dining ani Dmwing Room Suites, Upholstered Chairs and Solan, 3 Carpets and Sundry Rugs, Bed Room Suits, Double and Single Brass and Brass moanted Bedsteads and Côt, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wishstands, &c..); Dining Room Furniture, &c., 3 Dianer Services and Dessert Service, Crockery, 695 Electro-plated and a quantity of good Glass Ware, 1 Cooking Stove, Ki chen Utensils," Framolled Ware, Cutlery, &c.

Binckwood BLACKWOOD — Large Wardrobes Paarl Inlaid (from Cauton), Cabinet, Couches, Settees, Arm-chairs, Stande, Jardinieres, Hall and Tea Tables, Teapoys, &c., Blackwood Brackets and Photo Frames, Denk, &c., &c;

Ala

lectric Fans, (Large and Small) includ. ng Ceiling Fan, Standard Lamps, 2 Marble Clocks, Ice Chests, 1 Routington Type- writer. 2 Pianos (1 Collard & Collard),"

And

A large number of Pairs of Whito and Cream Lace Curtains to be sold in, swall lots, and a number of now Mosquito Cur- tains.

Catalogues will be issued,

T:-

india).

HUGHES & BOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hangkong, May 27, 1913,

POBLIC AUCTION. "

ד.

875

"HE Undersigned have received instruc

TEE

(POR: JOOQUNT OF TUL CONCERNED).

MONDAY,

the 9th June, 1913, commencing at 2 r.a.

at Np, 23, LyxunULAT TERRACE,—- ti

THE WHOLE OF TAS VERY VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURY,

&c., do

·THERIAN CONTAINED,

Comprising:-

Particulars of the Lot.

X.

Boundary

alcasar-

If t

amenta

per

G+

shig pinze. 8,700 |

jabeut.

Umet Price

Annual Bent. →

EVERY BEETLE EVERY BUC

fr killed ence"Keating's” comet into thorough contact

bryst, with it

Sold in Tins only. The unrivalled was to ki beztlos, _have_and_T konsehold insecta la lo

Use

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THE FILÜ GİRİŞ

Work of the Cinematograph Actress.

BOMS AMPHITO RAPERIERO1.8.

The girl on the film in the darling of

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER the gods to day, and her triumph in more

PUBLIC AUCTION

Table ductions

THE Undemişned has received in: trao

01

WEDNESDAY,

the 4th June, 1913, commending at

5 pm.. at bis Sales Room

'Depuell StraKT.—

A COLLECTION OF VAITABLE POSTAGE. STAMPS, Containing Hongkong, Straits, Medan,

and others,

On View from Thursday, the 99th Mayr

·Terma :-Cash on delivery,

GEO P LAMMERT,

Auctioneer, Hongkong. May 27, 1918.

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complete than that of the'f 'viksite of the **legitimare" wage, for har pópularity is chiored without voice or gesture ér, the | magnetism of perionality. People go to ses their favourite ihn giri just në they used to go to see their favourite astrose,

a notable picture paince'staria Miss Firs Morris, of the Hepworth Company, She ay He said to have grown up on the Al Though fy no means child in eno matograph matters ahs guk with hen golded hair and big bino, eyes, little mure than child in yonas. ''be le jan.extremoly v nouze yourg. hdy, who finds life vaty woll wrette ljsing-ren though she hea very morning to catch the 8.5′′tir; in urder to roach Messrs. Hepworth's kinema studio at Walton.

-liko it over a poch, Better than the ordinary stage," said Mia Morris, who ha had experience of both. Is no innal healthier and ban: auch a lot of variety Sometimes 1 rebears ng six or. REPOS films at once. and you can realise what a lax, thix lạ ụn the memory alone. To each Glm thers are difforint methods of d'Ing the hair and diforent gowns perhaps for Lench so no; and, of course," different

expression for rach character,

M3 CHARACTING AT 'ONOR Tooney hy exprsion' alone five or xic perhaps totally different ebaritture in not very sy mater. goneally.grt the play well-into-my-bend" bolt chand, and try to get a good grasy of the ebaRoter n the onlinary I am going to epresent.

stage it is quite diferen The actress is playing only one chiracter, and she ba her vulco, diere, manner, and individuality to help her to express bemelf. She is al cached in all her morements. It would be impossible to coach a far actress in the samey, bare the film actros's sucLEAR depends on her ability to over emotions is har face and gestures in an absolutely life like manner. No amount of coaching is of any use if she has not got it in her. It often happens that actresses who are great accreses on the at ge are no uso when they come before the fi. Without the aid of voice, and manner and so ca they convey, little or nothing in a pis are."

*Do you usually play the same kind of part the heroina or the villainess

Generally I play the end heroine, but. I have had some pretty wild parts to play alan. I remember after rehearsing one villainous part I went into hysteries. The villain had to catch ma by the throst wad throw me over a table and then flog a lot Oh, yes, all theso of sovereigns at me.

which you res depicted on ild escapades the Bites people falling into undergroun

cellare, out of arts, and so on-are quite genuine. Knockabout, aftists are usually chosen for such scenes. Of course, pover do that kind of thing, but I bave had one or two ateiting experiences.

"When we were rehearing a play.on the cliffaat Rottingdean. I was almost pushed over the cliff by a fellow actor - accidentally, of course. And anther timo I actually did fall thirty feet, but cxped with a few brain. Goce arastirk horse ron way with me, but he was caught jast

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a newsagent's for a halfpenny paper and Mr J. G. Browa Capt. H. R. Marten reappear famedistaly with it in his hand. Mr JCambridge MBK Mehta But when the actor get into the shop hs Mr C. Claisteneen Mr J. Merecki f.and he had no money. "So calling cot he picked It's all right-cinematograph," up paper and rushed to the door. But Mrs W. F. Gwen the newgent was not to be "bad" in that Miss Orocker way; and he made's dive Alter him, grabe Mr and Mrs Henry blog him before he reached the street. And all the while the flm man was outside THE ‘OHINA MAIL OFFICE! wasting valuable time and valuable films until the bewangent and the actor had code to an amicable rangement boot the hal. penby.

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Mr.Japhy Gould Way. I had a letter from a girl the other day in which the said: "I do-lore that Mr. Gourger frock you wore in the second scene. Did Mr Mrs Grail- Tem mind we the tenor, we do the rest you, make it yourself?** Another. wrote

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* Mr R. K. Whitney

NOTES ON WILD LA LIFE

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