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WHAT IS A PRODUCER?

SATURDAY,

KOLAPORE CUP.

CANADA'S THIRD SUCCESSIVE WIN.

Bisley, July 12-The coveted Kola- pore Cup returns to Canada for the third year in succession and the twelfth time since it was instituted in 1871. Eight of the bost shots

cessfully defended the trophy from Ride Asaccintion's meeting suc- teams representing England, India, Jersey and Guernsey on the ranges this afternoon.

In the House of Commons Com-arong Canadians here for the Na- mittee on the Cinematograph Films Bill last month, Colonel Day, deal ing with the false atmosphere given to the films of British stories by American producers, said "Tess" in "Tess of the Durbervilles" was made more or less a night club queen. Peter in "Peter Pan, Was supposed to shout for the King, and was made to shout for "George Washington."

Colonel Wedgwood-Hour, hear, A jolly good thing to shout for. Colonel Day-Very likely but British producer would not have done it.

Further consideration was given to the requirements in the Cinema. tograph Films Bill which must be satisfied before a film is deemed to be a British film and recognised for quota purposes.

The third requirement, which was the first dealt with that day, is that the author of the scenario must have been a British subject.

Sir Henry Foster moved an amendment requiring that the pro- ducer also must be a British sub- ject, but with the proviso that this should not come into force till three years after the coming into operation of the Act.

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About Producers, Colonel Wedgwood opposed the amendment on the ground that it would restrict the number of pro- ducers available to such an extent that they would be able to ask high and hampering fees because of the absence of any competition.

Sergeant Gray, of Toronto, featur el the Canadian vietory with two possibles, scoring highest possible The two Canadians, who are former points at first and second rungen, winners of the King's Prize, also shat possibles, C.S.M. Hawkins, of Toronts, and Lieutenant Desmond Burke, of Ottawa. Outside the Canadians, only. two competitors scored possibles.

'AUGUST

13, 1927.

LORD BIRKENHEAD'S HUMOUR.

BRIGHT SPEECH DURING DEBATEAN LORDS.

BISHOP'S BILL THROWN OUT.

By 144 votes to 36, the House of Lords last month rejected, after a second reading debate, the Liquor (Popular Control) Billin- troduced by the Bishop of Liver- pool.

Lord Birkenhead kept the House in an almost continuous burst of laughter as he rallied Lord Russell from his tentative sup- port of the partial prohibition which the Bill would produce.

Mention was made in the de- bate of a licensee who posted up a notice that nobody was to he allowed more than two drinks in an evening.

Each member of the teams coni- puting for Bisley's greatest service rifle event, outside the King's Prizo distances, 300, 500 and itself, fred ten shots at each of three 000 yards.

How long was the evening? de- When the first distance was complet.manded Lord Birkenhead. Sup- ed Canada was ten points behind pose a bachelor, ceasing work; England, but the Canadians were not at 4.30 p.m.. with no domestic unduly disturbed. They have in circle to return to, spent five or previous years frequently overhauled six hours in a convenient and re- their rivals at the longer ranges, and putable public-house-would. that so it turned out to-day. When, Jo- ward the close, some of the other be worse than Lord Russell spend- ing five or six hours in a con- country's representatives missed, it was plain the Cap was again booked venient and reputable public- for an Atlantic passage. offered by the late Rajah of Kola-:

It was house?

pore.

The Canadians won by thirteen points scoring an aggregate of 1,138 out of a possible 1,200. ***

The youngsters of the Canadian Kolapore team, Lieutenants Burke and Macgregor, of Ottawa, squaded together and finished last. They made the cup absolutely certain for the Dominion with a string of buils eyes. Sergeant Gray, in the course of his shooting, recorded no fewer thun twenty-two consecutive bulls eyes, including sight shots.

The Scores.

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Gray's Inn Nights.

Solemn declarations, Both he and Lord Russell were 11 British birds. members of Gray's Inn, where it 12 Specks. was the custom to dine at seven 14 Denominations.

the pleasant 17 Egyptian Goddess. o'clock, and it was and hospitable habit not to se- 18 Cask of 42 gallons. parate until midnight.

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Lawless man.

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Summons.

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Would it be grave reflection on me, on him, or on the treasurer of 25 Gray's Inn, asked Lord Birken-26 Refers. head, if, in the course of those 27 Selection. hours, more than two drinks were 28 Neuter pronoun corresponding to 41 consumed?

herself. Why should we confuse the 30 Bundles. issue by talking as if a difficult 83 Children. The team scores in the match fol-standard was to be set up for a 36 Rate of motion. low, highest possible being 400 at different section of the popula-37 Remain still. each distance, or 1,200 altogether;

tion? I must rebuke Lord Russell 39 Literary composition. Yards

41 Layers. 42 Used in mathematics. 00 500 600 Total for his undemocratic tendencies. 309

389 380-1,188 Let me warn him against laying 43 One who is defeated. ..... 370 376 370-1,123 down one law for the rich and an- 44 Ancient Greck race.

363 375 369-1,107 other for the poor.

45 Despatched. 368 376 360-1,102 Lord Russell had said he was 46 354 375 363-1,091 not an authority on public-houses.

Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister. Pre- sident of the Board of Trade, left the amendment to a free vote of the Committee. He was not sure there were enough really good pro- Canada

Name ducers at the moment, but with the England development of the industry they Thela would develop well-trained men. He Guernay would prefer the postponement of Jersey the proviso to be for five years.

Mr. A. V. Alexander raised a difficult question--What is a pro- dincer?

Mr. Kelly was satisfied there was no such person as a "producer,”

Sir P. Cunliffe-Lister quoted a definition in a subsequent clause of the Bill "The expression producer in relation to any film means the person responsible for the organisa- tion of the scenes to be depicted on the films."

STORM HERO,

GAVE LIFE TO SAVE

FOREMAN.

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No man is willing to put him- self forward as a specialist on the subject. Lord Birkenhead tinued amid loud laughter, but I do not want him to underrate his opportunities of gaining perience.

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If he really puts forward a pro- position that there are not in this The story of an electrician's country a very large number of 12 heroic but fatal effort to save the licensed premises that could not life of his foreman was told be improved-in the sense that Col. Wedgwood said the Commit at Hammersmith recently at an in- they could not be rendered places tec had been told by Mr. Hall Caine quest held on Leonard Matthews, where the ordinary citizen could, that "producer" was an American aged 38, of Racton-road, Fulham, with credit to himself and enjoy. expression for which the English who was electrocuted at the powerment to others, take his wife and was "film director." Mr. Hall station at the Post Office Say- family-then I agree with Lord Caine corrected him, "Producer" ings Bank headquarters, Blythe Russell that his knowledge on the was English, and "film director" road, West Kensington, where a subject is defective, American, but as

"Incredible." an "As- great storm had caused sociation of film directors feet in the machinery.

Let me assure him it is quité had been formed in this country it. George Gridley, an electrician, incredible how we in this country would seem that the term "pro-said he was working with Mat- suffer "disabilities in this matter ducer" was dropped out of film par-thews and a foreman named Al from which no other civilised

bert Smith Ray in an under-country suffers..

lance.

a de-

Mg Alexander opposed the ground chamber, and Ray, think- I seldom visit a public-house. I certainly amendment because the British in-ing the current was dead, went to If I had occasion to dustry should not be restricted in the switchboard. Ray then tou- would. I do not profces a first- its choice of technical experts. ched a terminal and received a class acquaintance, but my whole

No. Financial Backing. severe electric shock. Ray was experience is contrary to Lord] Col Day disagreed with Colonel unable to get away, and Matthews Russell's, whe, also, gather, Wedgwood and Mr.

Alexander, rushed forward and tried to free speaks from hearsay. Britain, be declared, had the finest him. Matthews also received a producers in the world. British pro- terrible shock. the current being ducers had made Hollywood what 2,000 volts.

it was, Their difficulty had been It was related that the knuckle

Lord Russell had spoken of customers public-houses where were tempted to drink.

that in this country the capital had of Matthews's left hand, which lord leaning over the counter and

Was

not been provided to back them, had apparently come in and they had gone to America, with the current. where the capital was. The British through to the joint. industry was not handicapped by The jury returned

of Accidental Death! any lack of first-class producers.

conta t burned

a verdi:t

I reject the picture of the land- offering unordered refreshment. it has existed I do not believe in this country, concluded Lord Birkenhead.

If he will be more preetse a to

Asked by another committee Mr. Frank Hill. borough elec- the locality where this deed member why he did not back then, trician for Hammersmith, said of entertainment is provided he Colonel Day replied, "Because at the dead man's colleagues looked will be giving those public-houses an advertisement which they will the time I am speaking of I had upon his act as a heroic one.

highly appreciate.

not sufficient money to buy an extra suit of clothes, or I might have done so, like Charlie Chaplin and many others."

declared

Colonel Wedgwood This Bill is inspired by vulgar Bal- ham-Tootingish hatred of America (Laughter.)

On a division the amendment to include the producer was carried by 15 to 6.

The Committee adjourned.

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WAS ASKIN' WÄERE

YOU WAS WEDNESDAY-

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1 607 AN EXCUSE FOR

HER-SUE'LL MENER KNOW

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At the inquest at Birmingham on Arthur William Jacobs, of New- port, who WZN undergoing 12 months' imprisonment for felony and sacrilege, it was stated that 20. following, were removed from his foreign articles, including the stomach: Comba, a hook, screws, metal links, a tooth-brush, spoon. handles.

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NO-I WROTE IT AYSELF IT'S A DANDIER EXCUSE THAN MY MOM

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