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SHARE PRICES.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:
Banks,
Hongkong Bank, $1615 sa. Chartered Bank, £18 n. Mercantße A. & B., £261⁄2 n. East Asia $114 b.
Insurances.
Canton Ins.. $1116 h. Union n., 5478 1,
North China Ins., Ts. 160 b. China Underwriters, $2.80 b. Yangtze Ins.. $60. China Fires, $400 b.
H. K. Fire 19s., $1,115 b.
Shipping.
Douglases, $27 s.
II. K. Steamboats, $29 Indo-Chinas, (Def.) $30 n. Union Waterboats $34 b.
Mining:
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Cottons.
Ewo Colony, Tls. 12.25 s. S'hai Cottons, Tle, 83 (old) b.
Lands, Hotels, etc.
H. and S. Hotels. $11.70 la H. K. Landa, $8934 a 10)
da, P2 m. S'hai Land T. 315 n. Humphreys, $16. Reailies, $9.00 h. Chinese Estates $87 b.
Public Utilities.
Tramways, $18.15 . Peak Trams, (old) $14 m. Star Ferrics, $8814 b. China Lights,, (Old) $27 s. 1. K. Electrics. S81 h. Macao Electrics, $28 n. Telephones $35
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Industrials.:
China Sugars, 70 cts. b. Malubons, $27 n.
Cald: Macg. Ord: Tls. 10.75 . Canton Ices, $2.75 6.
Cements (Coinb) $18.55 b. Ropes $10.80 1.
United Asbestos 85 ri.
Storen, etc.
Dairy Farms, $27.50 s. Watsons. $12.50 b.
Der A. Wingo, 81 m. Lane Crawfords, $3,70 8.
Mackintosh, $19 n.
Sinceres, $11.60 n.
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CINEMA NOTES.
WILLIAM HAINES WELL FED
IN "NAVY BLUES.“
A screen star may have to work hard but at least they feed him fried! chicken once in a while.
William Haines consumed six or. ders of fried chicken while ming the Y.W.CA, entortainment scene in Navy Blues," his first all-talking vehicle which will come shortly to the Queen's Theatre.
In the new picture, which Clarence Brown directed for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, Halnes had to cut his own plate of chicken and Anita Page's Loo. There is dialogue in between; There were many rehearsals, and puar Haines by the time the scene was finally completed, had eaten so mtel: fried chicken thut he could hardly walk.
The Y.M.C.A. sceno in which the entire crew of one of Uncle Sam's dreadnoughts are entertained while om shore leave, la only one of the many humourous scenes in the navy picture which depicts the Re of n gob na deck, in the fo'castle, and in a number of other musical spots. Miss Page as the heroine of Maines' exploits and Karl na his buddy, con- tribute a litle to the film's many
the laughs. Others in
crst Edythe Chapman, J. C. Nugent and While Boteler.
"Second Wife."
are
Conrad Nagel and Lilo Lee Hend the
cast of Radio Pictures all talking drama, "Second Wife," which opens to-morrow at the Central Theatre,
Fulton Oursler wrote the original play under the title of "All the King's Men" and also the author of the book which was called "Step-Child of the Moon."
The all-talking screen version: de- picts with dramatic clarity the dim- culties encountered by a man and his the background. "second wife." with a step-child in
mun
Unusual situations of a very hu
character are inet by Conrad and Nagel n the husband-father, Lil Lee, in the role of his second wife.
Hugh Huntley, who plays the part of the "ather man." makes his talkic debut in the picture, having been brought from New York expecially for this part. He played the name role in the stage play during Broadway rua
Es
Mary Carr is cast on an old nurse. and for the first time in her lang career farnishes the comedy relief. Little Freddie Burke Frederick, as tho step-son, gives a performance which reveals a genius for acting sekioin seen on the screen.
The American Girl.
If it hadn't been for s borrowed $100 h, Mary Eaton might not be playing the leading role in “Glorifying the American Girl" showing at the Central Theatre.
While Mary and her sister were pinying the leading child-roles in The Bluebird" in a stock company in Washington, D. C., their work attract- et much attention that they were given an offer to appear in the same soles in a big road company being assembled in New York. Their mother borrowed $100 to finance the children's trip to the metropolis. It was this journey which paved the way to Mary Eaton's debut as pre- mier danseuse of the Ziegfeld Fallies.
When Paramount decided to.5lm "Glorifying the American Girl" Misa Eaton was chosen as the logical ne- tres to play the leading role in this lavish musical spretnele, which produced maler the personal super- vision of Florenz Ziegfeld.
Was
Besides Migs Eaton there are many other actors and actresses in the dazz- ling preshietion who have gained fame under the direction of Ziegfeld, In highly diverting revue_sequence of the picture, personal performancer by Eddie Cantur, Helen Morgan and Rudy Vallee are seen and heard.
AIR MAIL ACROSS ATLANTIC.
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RUGBY FOOTBALL.
CLUB'S EASY WIN OVER UNITED SERVICES. Saturday's match on the Club ground
.
Consequently, combined moves be tween the Services backs were lack- ing, and, in defeuer, the outsides bought lots of dummies, chiefly in wero dummy the hope that they 'dummies' and that the pans would. be made with a man up to tackin the. reeniver
Nevertheless, the score of 13-0 at
Flying bonts will very probably be used, and passengers might be. carried later. Bermuda and the saw the United Services soundly half-time was inclined to flatter Azorea will be the bases of the trounced by the Club before quite a the Club There had been little in getting the planes of the Pan American Com-good crowd. The defeat of the forward, so far as
which now runs a line be- Services was ilue, not so much to ball back was concerned. Hooking pany, tween the United States and South the excellence of the Club players, heneurs were more or less oven. It America, and will do the stage be- as to the fact that the Services were was when the ball got beyond the each fly-half that the Services' lack of com- tween Bermuda and the mainland, a team of players unused to
other's game. When the ball came bination was so apparent.
Griffiths scored once in each Esti, London circles are not prepared out to the Services from a serum or to endorse this, although they con- Hine-aut, and got to the bands of the first try being a pretty awerve firm some statements and acknow-three-quarter, the latter felt often inwards to beat Baskcombo. Lam ledge that the manager of the Im-bound to try a long kick to touch, mert also got a try in each half, and perial Airways is visiting the Unit because he was never sure that a pass Goldman, Bonnar, Turner and Gram- bed States and that the project will to the right or left would be taken mell got over once each Golden
the score the respectable one of u%+0.**. probably be discussed--Reuters to its best advantage to carry on the converted four of the trite, to American Servica.
Constructions, $3%, b. B'que Ind. G. Bonds, $85% H.K.G. Loan 6% Frem. X inst; (classification) will have an op-
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