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CINEMA NOTES.

MARY DUNCAN IN THE

"CITY GIRL.”

Screen realism often exacts its toll of pain from film players. Mary Duncan is ready to attest. the truth of this. It was proven'

LONDON TRAFFIC.

CONTROL

ALL THE FUN OF THE (LUDGATE) CIRCUS.

WATER LEVELS.

ON WEST, NORTH AND

EAST RIVERS.

The following table, issued by the Kwangtung River Conservancy Commission, shows in English feet the water levels on the West River, North River and East River, on the dates named:

Aug. 17 Aug. 18 Shiuhing

12.4 Tsingyuen ** 8.9

6.5 Samshui

5.9 Sheklung

2.1

5.8 2.5

The highest levels on record are:-Shiuhing, 41 feet; Tsing- yuen, 29.2 feet; Samshui, 27.3 feet, Sheklung 16.5 feet.

The lowest level on record at Samshui is minus 5 feet and at Sheklung minus 2.7 feet.

to her while making a dramatic LIGHTS THAT PUZZLE. sequence in the Fox Movietone talking picture, "City Girl," the A "definite attraction has been Queen's Theatre's present attrac added to the sights of the City of tion. The script calls for David London, and now that "the season" Torrence, the wheat rancher and shows signs of waning the people father of Charles Farrell, to strike | responsible for showing Americans Miss Duncan when Farrell brings round may praise Ludgate-circus her to his home as his bride. The with no uncertain volcs. father, feeling she has tricked

Ludgate-circus has been there his son into marrying her, takes

and nobody has her to task, and she, not being a long time used to having anyone talk to her taken much notice of it, but

of is the playground an like that, matches the father's it

entire police force, the Mecca of vitriolic remarks.

every messenger boy in the die- He, too, never has let anyone-triet and the sort of place people. not even members of his own run motor-coach trips to. family talk back to him, and he strikes the girl. Mr. Murnau, the In fairness let it be said that director of the film, insisted that the traffic control system with the blow be real and there were coloured lights which is the at several "takes." The worst part traction-seems to be satisfactory of it came later when it was dis- and working well. But it provides covered the scene had to be re-excitement, a laugh sometimes and Vietna made because of some defect in even a tear. developing the negative.

Paris

LONDON'S 'LIDO' DANGERS.

A Politician Of Six. Six-year-old; "Father, may I have

A BATHER A DAY SAVED Father:

FROM DROWNING.

INQUEST STATEMENT.

The question of the safety of bathers in the Serpentine "Lide" was raised at an inquest at West- minister on Edward John Coulter, aged 17, of Dawpoolroad, Willesden, who was drowned on Sunday.

a penny for a poor „old man.”

"Certainly, my boy. Where is het

Six-year-old: "At the end of the

road, selling ice- cream."

Six-year-old probably got his penny. He deserved it, if only for his politie approach to the delicate subject. Some of our wee ones are born politicians, when it comes to getting things they want such as ice-cream. And after Edward W. Weston, Royal Humane Soilety superintendent, all, such little treats, now and aid that it was the second death then, do them far more good than a week harm. There's little harm in ice- or two. There had not been a cream, eaten slowly, and so long in the Serpentine within death previously for ten years, and as not too much is taken at once. two million bathers had been in And on those occasions. when a child has overindulged in some such childish joy, parents will find the ideal corrective In Baby's Own Tablets.

the water.

EXCHANGE RATES.

Since "the "Lido" started, he said London, Aug. 18. a bather who would otherwise have 123.85 been drowned had been taken out 34.85 of the water every day. They were 12.00% not allowed to go within 50 yards 20.39 of the end of the north shore, but .18.166

a good many young fellows ventur- .34.46 .1935

ed out too far and could not get .108.25 back.

618

Lisbon

Brussels Amsterdam Berlin Copenhagen Helsingfors Bucharest If it is designed to reduce the While resounding, open-hand

number of police officers necessary Buenos Aires blows in the face were not re-for the control of the Circus its Shanghai lished by Miss Duncan, neither success would not seem to be as- Yokohama New York was the giving enjoyed by Tor-

sured.

First and foremost, of course, Geneva rence. Both were glad when the "fight" was over,

there is the constable on the ros- Milan trim, a never-failing source of Stockholm

Oslo amusement to the small boy popula tion, a figure of massive majesty Madrid which in moments of repose might Athens

Rio well be a monument to national

Bombay solidarity.

Hongkong Silver (spot and forward)

"City Girl" co-features Miss Duncan and Charles Farrell.

"Love Parade" Record. "The Love Parade" will be shown at the Central Theatre for the last time to-day after a total run of nineteen days..

A thoroughly delightful talking picture is "The Love Parade." In this production Paramount pro- vides a picture which bears all the sophistication and deftness of its justly-great director, Ernst Lubitsch. It is humerous. It is It is risque, but delightfully so. tuneful. It is clever. It is ex- ceptionally well-acted by the cast headed by fascinating Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac Donald, whose ability equals her

charm. Lupino Lane and Lillian Roth are splendid in their comedy parts

"Dames Ahoy."

"Flying Squad."

Then there are the constables at each signal light standard to en- sure that the traffic obeys, a "fying squad" to keep the pedestrians on the move, inspectors and sergeants to see that everybody else does their duty, and in the centre a lone constable to give symmetry to the whole.

The real excitement comes when red light somebody shoots past a and comes. face to face with the outraged manipulator on the

rostrum.

Then there is the motorist who is too slow and gets stuck in the middle of the Circus where he can not see the colour of the lights and Helen Wright, playing opposite has nothing to guide him but the Glenn Tryon in "Dames Ahoy," shouted advice of members of the hilarious Universal all-talking audience, all talking about different comedy coming to the Queen's lights.. Theatre on Wednesday, became a

One such unhappy man was leading woman in pictures without foolish enough

to ask a taxi-cab ever having witnessed the shoot-driver, whom he was holding up, ing of a secne.

where he should go. The taxi-cab

41

Horse-Play.

These pleasant-tasting little tab. lets have been specially prepared to meet the demand for a reliable yet gentle health-safeguard for infants and little children. They are a complete children's medicine. quickly

stomach correcting They have nearly 400 yards," he troubles and constipation, check- said, "yet they will venture across." Ing diarrhoea, expelling worms, The Coroner said that it was im-allaying fever, colds and croup. 02.98 portant that steps should be taken They are especially Indispensable 18.123 to make bathing as safe as possible, during teething, easing the pains 18.17% especially with a prospect of over and thus inducing sound natural

164% crowding and possible horse-play,

sleep. From chemists everywhere. .45.55

1/6

.2/0.13

25.045

375

He recorded a verdict of acci- 4.31/32 dental death and recommended that 1/5% steps be taken in the interests and 1/3.11/16 safety of bathers, to confine the 16.13/16 bathing more into the shore by -British Wireless.

THE NAVAL TREATY.

CONSIDERATION BY JAPAN'S

PRIVY COUNCIL.

Tokyo, Aug. 18. The Privy Council's examina- tion committee for the London

buoying off to prevent swimmers from going across towards the north shore.

They boy's father, an unemploy ed atcel worker, of Penydaren, Merthyr Tydvil, told the Corener that he had sold his watch to pay his fare to London.

The Coroner said that his return fare would be paid in addition to the maximum witness's fee.

Mr. Lansbury's Statement. Nayal Treaty began its formal consideration of the Treaty at a

Mr. Lansbury, First Commis- meeting to-day held at the Im-sioner of Works, in an interview later, stated that any proposals It is understood that.. to-day's for safeguarding bathers would re- perial Palace. sessions was largely devoted to ceive the sympathetic consideration drawing up the agenda for further of himself and the Department. meetings.-Reuter.

"I regret very much that anyone in the should be drowned either

it Serpentine or elsewhere, but

that the should be remembered evidence on the last occasion was that the fatality took place apart casion the verdict is accidental from drowning, and on this oc-

death.

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

REACH LONDON.

London, Aug. 18.

Miss Wright, who makes her driver told him and added a few SOUTH AFRICA'S DELEGATES film doubt in "Dames Ahoy," has general observations which might had a successful career on the have cost him a lot in fines.

"The only innovation so far as stage. Before entering upon a It was fine, free entertainment,

The South African Premier, bathing is concerned that I have dramatic career, she studied voice and may well account for the glut General Hertzog, accompanied by made," he added," is that women culture. having operatic am of threepenny pieces in the neigh-

Finance Minister, Mr. are now allowed to bathe where, as bitions. Her youthful charm, act- bourhood. It is a pity the Circus the ing ability and pleasing, voice is not under the control of Mr. Havenge, have arrived in London the evidence proved, millions made her an ideal candidate for Lansbury, though a few deck chairs to attend the Imperial Conference. boys and men had been bathing

--Reuter.

for many years." talking screen honours. She was and a band would improve it. signed by Universal, and im- mediately given the leading feminine role in "Dames Ahoy.".

Miss Wright was born in Florence, Kan., and educated at Long Bench, Cal. She is five feet-i four and a half faces in height, weighs 118 pounds, is light, in complexion, and has blue eyes and brown hair.

"Dames Ahoy" is the story of the rollicking adventures of three sailors on shore leave. Glenn Tryon, who is starred, Otis Har- lan and Eddie Gribbon form the trio of gobs whose misadventures furnish (one continuous laugh, Tryon especially finds himself in hot water when he discovers he has won a dance contest which en- titles him to $500, a bungalow and a bride.

One of the most entertaining features of the picture is the rendition of the famous, sailor song. "Barnacle Bill," by Tryon Harian and Gribbon. Gertrude Astor has a prominent part in the cast. · "Dames Ahoy" was direct- ed by William James Craft.

Naney Carroll in:“Illusion."

Hollywood will not forget, that Nancy Carroll was once a musical comedy star. The Earamount ac.. tress is now playing the part of a vaudeville dancer and enter- tainer in its all-talking produc- |tion of Arthur Train's novel "Illusion." Her role is the feminine lead opposite Charles (Buddy) Rogers, who has the most important male part.

Previous to being cast in "Illusion, Miss Carroll played trouper roles in "The Dance of Life," "Close Harmony," "Man- hatian," and "The Shopworn Angel,"

Born in New York, she went on the stage at an carly age 15 а chorus, girl. Her beauty, her dancing and vocal talents, and her historionic ability soon saw, her picked out of the chorus and into. specialty acts in such productions as "The Topics of 1923" and "The Passing Show of 1924." Followed | leads in Broadway musical comedy productions, and then she came to the Pacific Coast where she was cast in the smashing dramatic hit "Chicago."

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