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SHOWING TO-DAY
at 2.30; 5.15; 7.15 & 9.30 p.m. A happiness picture full of love, life to laughter, with a powerful, thrilling, spectacular background and the favorite of a nation supported by a new wistful charmer, Anita Louise. It's a Sweetheart Drama for all the Sweethearts of the World and for every class of Movie-Goers.
REALISM and ROMANCE ...... MIRTH
and DRA MA ...HEART APPEAL and HEOTIC THRILLS
CARL LAEMMLE presents
LEW AYRES
HEAVEN ON EARTH
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
?
.NOT EVEN THE FLOOD WATE 8 OF A MIGHTY RIVER COULD KEEP THEM APART
delightfully tender, human drama with all the emotional appeal of "Seventh Heaven."
Directed by RUS SELL MACK, with ANITA LOUISE. Harry Beresford. Elizabeth Patterson Produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr.
WITH AN UNUSUAL SPECTACULAR
CLIMAX THAT HAS NO EQUAL.
SHOWING SOON
The Latest 1932 United Artists Special Feature
Roland
Wath CORSAIR
United Artists Picture
WITH
Chester Morris
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From the 7th July, 1932
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932.
POLITICAL FLUTTER
SENATOR BORAH MAY CONTEST FOR THE PRESIDENCY
AS OUT AND OUT PROHIBITIONIST
sident Hoover (Republican) and
LARWOOD
13 FOR 76
FAST BOWLER
IN FORM
SUSSEX AND NOTTS WIN
HA
New York, July 7.
TATE INSPIRED The possibility that Senator William E. Borah may run for the TAROLD Larwood and Presidency as an out-and-out Pro-
Maurice Tate, England's hibition candidate against Pre- two "speed" bowlers enjoyed Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt (De-a field day in county cricket mocrat) has caused considerable on Wednesday and Thurs- fluttering in the political dove day, the former capturing 13 wickets in one match and the Sussex trundler bagging eight.
cotes.
This development follows the nomination by the National Pro- hibition Party, a minor "dry" or ganisation, at the Convention held nt Indianapolls of Mr. William D. Upshaw, a Democratic Congress man and an ardent Prohibitionist, as candidate.
BORAH TO "Wait and see.”
The Party allempted to persuade Senator Borah to accept the no- mination, but he has refuseil pending a decision in regard to the
strategy
to be followed in the
Senator Barah.
forthcoming Presidential eam Paign by the major Prohibition organisations, which are to hold their Conference In Washington
next week.
If this Conference decides to koch a special Prohibition can- didate for the Presidency, it is believed that Mr. Borah may ac cept the candidacy.
INTERESTING POSITION.
If Senator Borah does conte into the field, a most interesting poli. tical situation is likely to develop, as there is little doubt that the Prohibitionists could muster sever. al million votes, thus considerably embarrassing the two principal political parties-Reuter.
LAST TWO DAYS
At 2.30, 5.10.
7.15 8 9.30 p.m
Their work enabled Notts and Sussex to win respectively by nine wickets against Worcester and an innings and G6 against Glamorgan.
SPLENDID FIGURES, Larwood's figures read:---
1st inas
2nd inns Tate returned Analysis:-
1st Inns
2nd inns
8* for 49
runs
5 for 27
the following
4 for 25
4 for 51
Another feature of the Notts- Worcester match was that Notts finished their first innings one run devastatingly
Iz arrears, but so
Larwood
diel
¡ bowl, that they were only set 65 to win and this was accomplish- ed with case. Worcester took first knock and put together 205, Larwood being unplayable. Notts. however,
found it just as Larwood.
hard to score against a keen al- tack and were dismissed for 204.
Sir W. Hornell & Boxer Fund Trusteeship
QUESTIONS IN HOUSE
OF COMMONS
London, July 8. The resignation of Sir William Hornell, Vice-Chancellor of the Hongkong University, from the Board of Trustees of the Boxer Indemnity Fund was tite subject for discussion in the House of Com-
mons to-day, when Mr. G. lo M. Mander (Lib., Wolverhampton) en- quired of Captain Anthony Eden falra) the reason for Sir William Hornell having taken this step.
Capt. Eden, in reply, said that he understood Sir William had found it difficult to absent himself from Hongkong for a fortnight in each month, and
the Bourd of Trustees ware primarily concerned } with financial, rather than educa- tional business, he did not feel the expenditure of time and money in- volved in frequent visits to Nan- king was justified.-Reuter.
(Under-Secretary for Foreign Af-
"HOME BONUS”
MARCHERS
VOTED G$100,000 BY SENATE
Washington, July 7. The House of Representatives and the Senate have voted G$100,- [000 as requested by President Hoover to provide for the trans- portation of the "lome Bonus" narchers.--Renter.
IRISH DUTIES BILL
PASSES COMMITTEE
UNADMENDED
London, July 8. The irish Free State special passed through the
GLAMORGAN TWICE COLLAPSE. Duties Bill
The Nottingham fast bowler committee stage in the House of again came into prominence when Commons to-day without amend-
ment-Renter. Worcester returned to the crease, and against him they totally collapsed, being dismissed for 63.
INDIANS WELL HELD. Staffordshire more than held: Glamorgan batted first against Sussex, but Tate was in irresistible their own in a two-days match) orm and capturing four wickets with All India. They not only
the tourists
the Brat for 26 runs helped to send the led
jinnings, declared their second back knock, but had dismissed mix of runs, the indians in their return to the batted!
crense for 31 runs when stumps stolidly to pile were drawn.
ΤΑΤΕ.
Welshmen
for 93 Sussex
on a useful lend, Staffordshire compiled 209, to their total rench-which All-India replied with 162. ing 311, putting The county team applied the Glamorgan
218 closure
at the second time of runs in arrears, hatting after 12 had been put on Glamorgan never the board for 6 wickets. The looked likely to Indians had to fight hard to avoid avert the innings defeat and were finally saved by defent, and wore the clock, for the close of play eventually all out found them still 95 behind with for 152.
four wickets outstanding-Reuter,
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A THRILL
PICTURE!
For those with iron nervos and
a steady paleo. It starts with
thrills. It builds to thrills. It
ends in thrills.
CHEATERS
AT PLAY Sydney Howard
Stary by Louis Joseph Vanson Directed by Hamilton HasFadden
FOX PICTURE
seich a great cost including Thomas MEIGHAN Charlotte GREENWOOD William Bakewell
Linda Watkins Barbara Wocka James Kirkwood
| ALMOST A DIVORCE A Smilestorm
Two emiuent stage comedians bring their artistry to the screen.
GARY
COOPER
SYLVIA
SIDNEY "CITY
STREETS
A Gurmount Gictum
This gi1 faces prison- this man faces death! To win the right to love each other because a ruthless power wants her - hates him!