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THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1928.

"THE DOVE.”

UNITED ARTISTS' PICTURE AT THE QUEEN'S..

SPLENDID DANCING.

THE DUKE'S APPEAL.

"GIVE THE FARMER A “

CHANCE."

VISIT TO LEICESTER

The Duke of York emphasised

"My brother, the Prince of

at gen.

STOWAWAYS.

ENCOUNTERING BAD TIMES.

only appre-

WHY THEY DO IT.

During the last few months there "The Dove," featuring the popu- lar and beautiful screen star, the need of harmony between has been an epidemic of stowaways Norma Talmadge, in her first town and country in Great Bri-

One of them, travelled to United Artiste's pleture, is being tain at the Leicestershire Agri- screened at the Queen's Theatre as cultural Show luncheon at Leices America packed in a wooden case, ter. "We must all give a fair and was only discovered at the Cus the big attraction until Saturday.

Against a background of guitars, price for our food," he said, "and toms wharf. Another, a German illetos and roulette, pretty ladies provide the farmer with a chauce

shipwright, went over in a new shin ind haughty gentlemen, in the char- to make farming pay,"

small compartment he had in a acterisation by Norma Talmadge of "The Dove," a beautiful dancer Wales, was present at the in himself built during the ship's Gilbert. Rolnud supports her inauguration of the show ground," construction, and was wearing a love plot, and their trials continued the Duke, "which, hended as he walked down the gang- and robuffs, contribute to the in- thanks to generous support, is plank when the ship and reached now nearly paid for. This shows that the townsmen of Leicester, Iloboken. though not actually concerned a really with agriculture, have good feeling towards the farming community."

Responding to the loyal tonst, Excellent Dancing. Reappearing before the public by the Duke said that he was glad be there, because he had 10 Cherie popular request, Miss

brought the Duchess, whose first Valentine and Miss Tomasita

visit to Leicester it was, with Birdwell gained warm applause for him. It would give the Duchess their splendid dancing in an entire an opportunity of meeting the ly new programme. Not only was fermers of Leicestershire, with the dancing well received, but their whom, and over whose land, he singing was repeatedly encored,

had spent so many glorious days hunting.

terest of the story.

The piece is splendidly directed by Roland West, and is claimed to retain all the colour of the original

stage play.

STAR THEATRE.

A GAY STORY OF THE HECTIC

LIFE.

Before the luncheon the Duke and Duchess inspected various sections of the show, which in- clude exhibits of the King and the Prince of Wales, and after, they saw. the parade of prize- winners and watched the riding and jumping.

Some stowaways have wanderlust, Others want to escape from their own country. But only now and then doos one of them escape the Ignominy of apprehension and the solitary confinement which in theae. days has taken the place of ship's "irone."

The Immigration laws of the United States and Great Britain are now so strict that only auhorised people have right of ingress and egress. If a stowaway is dia- covered, he cannot be permitted to land. He must be closely guarded, and the steamship company is held responsible for his safety, support; and repatriation.

No wonder that stowaways are looked on with al- most as much aversion as mos quitoes."

Have to Explain.

THE CHINA MAIL,

Shadows Before

:

COMING EVENTS ANNOUNCED IN THE "MAIL.”

TRE

*PSYCHIC HEALER ”

CURES ASTHMA.·

with great pleasure, I ac

To-day-Queen's Theatre; "The Index Poop dabt of

Dove," reappearance of Miss gratitude to the "Paychic Healer"

curing completely

me of Cherie Valentina & Miss Tomasita In Birdwell, at 9.20 p.m.

Asthma, from which I was suffer To-day-World Theatre; "Cradle ing since my childhood. I tried all the best so called specifies during Snatchers."

my long stay at home and on the continent.

To-dits Star Theatre; Blonde or Brunette.

July 8-9-Queen's Theatre; "The

Cat's Fajanins."

I consulted the Mystery Man. He assured ma that he would be July 8-0-World Theatre; "Paint- able to cure me and gave me *tawises' with Instructions. Though ing the Town."

Jely 8-5-Star Theatre: "Call-1 could not reconcile myself to be- lieve at the time that he could cure forti."

July 10-11-Queen's Theatre; "A me of my chronic ailment, when the

best European specialista failed. Little Journey."

I took his "Tawises' and burnt then as direct by him, and Lo! to my surprise I find since I took his Tawises the attacks of asthmas have become. few and far between. of mys- Verily India is the land Bateries and mystics.

I

Theatre;

10-11-World July "Wages of Virtue."

July 10-11-Star Theatre; "Wild, Wild Suann."

July

Theatre; 12-14-Queen's "Mother Machree"; also at 9:20 p.m. the Band of the

July 12-14-World Theatre; "Up- K.O.S.B. (By kind permission). stage."

Ist

July 12-14-Star Theatre; "Wo-1 men Love Diamonds."

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A hilarious French farce,

The Duke received a cheque for

In addition, the captain and pur "Blonde or Brunette," with Adolphe Menjou and Greta Nissen in the £1,700, subscribed within the last leading roles, is the main picture at three weeks in the city ander are obliged to write letters to up before their the Star Theatre. from to-day till county, in aid of the Industrial officials and come Saturday. The story is extremely Welfare Society, of which he is company directors to explain how

It was that the ship's officers were July 14-Meeting of Creditors of

HE Undersigned have received piquant. In his desire

so careless in the frat place as to the Yuen Un Company, Ltd., at 6, Tinstructions to sell by Public to lead a president. quiet home life, a young millionaire

permit the presence of a stowaway Des Voeux-rond, Ct., noon.

Auction Usually stowaways charming blonde, a

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ON To-day-Lecture

by Mr. oll on a business trip, he leaves her

come in charge of a city friend, and on

They get jobs on the quayside as Motor Transportation" his return, finds she is a different

casual labourers, and when they Walton Schmidt, in the Rooms of have done their last on board the the Institution of Engineers & woman, having developed a tnate

ship they endeavour to hide away Shipbuilders. 5.30 p.m. for jazz and the hectic life. The

until sailing day. couple are divorced, and the young man marries a beautiful brunette. climax comes when The hilarious

Royal SuccessER. Among the show awards, the King's Appleton Heirloom, on its on board. Starring

first time out, was first in the Shire Colt Yearling class, and his Mistress Cole was third in the Two-year-Old Shire Filly class,

The Prince of Wales, sending from Grove Farm. Lenton. Not tingham, gained the following wards: First in the class for Short-horn Bulls calved previous the young man and the two ladies to January 1, 1927, with Clims are stranded at a country house, land Rumsden Monarch II.: first and his hosts, unaware of the true second in the Shorthorn Bull position, insist on putting him into loss bed after that date, with the wrong room. It takes two

Taven Roval III, and Lenton divorces, three marriages and the

Royal Knight, respectively. ' combined efforts of a detective and ashurp-witted grandmother to straighten things out. Greta Nissen appears as the blonde, and Arlotte Marchal as the brunette, "Blonde or Brunette,' la at once comical and daring and is sure to be thoroughly enjoyed.

WORLD THEATRE.

"CRADLE SNATCHERS" STARTS TO-DAY..

"Cradle Snatchers," an excellent

comedy of three wives who prove they are not as simple as they scem, comes to the World Theatre to-day as the chiaf picture until terch Saturday. Determined to their philandering husbands a lesson, the wives hire. three college boys to play the part of lovers. While the wives and their hired admirers are. at a country house, the husbanda suddenly arrive. Thereafter, the fun becomes fast and farlous, ending in the complete cure of the husbands who promise

has the

to reform and never leave home Louise Fazenda

again. leading role

as one of the wives who insists that she may as well

Á HORRID DOUBT.

By G. H. Leggott.] Dear Lady. if I understand

As quickly as I can. Tis not to one, but all the sex

I speak,, a married man. Dear Lady, if I understand

One thing, well I am blest. Will you be charitable and

Please set my mind at rest? So now, dear Lady up-to-date, Bear with me while I briefly state

And chic as chic can be,

What is that puzzles me. The problem, I confess it, deals

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calves; These fashion more and more re-

vents

Nor does the thing by halves. Not that the slightest I object

(What man could have the

heart?);

Fair are your charms though you

elect

To drape not all but part;

Another method employed is to obtain a ticket of permission to say In New York good-bye to friends. such tickets are given away indis- criminately.

Once a man is possessed of such a ticket he can come on board and mingle with the passengers until the ship sulls. Steamship com- panies now know of this trick, and officers, closely eyeing all the pas sengers, pass along the decks as soon as the ship leaves the Hudson River. If they notice a doubtful one they are instructed to ask for his ticket, Scores of intending stowaways are apprehended in this

way.

to

concert

and To-day-Fareweli dance to H.M.5. "Curley" and the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla, în St. George's Hall, City Hall, from & p.m. to midnight.

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30 FAMILIES -ILL.

POISONING SUSPECTED.

Wigan. An outbreak of what is believed to be an epidemic of food here. poisoning has occurred Thirty families have been affected. Searching Chances. With ships travelling from South-and are under the care of doctors. Seven members of one family, and ampton to New York the officers three of another, it is stated, are ill. have a chance to search the ship One child has died, and another is on the cross-Channel passage

very in the local Infirmary. Cherbourg. They detect many słowaways and in big ships these are usually deposited in the Isolation hospital. They are landed at Cherbourg and handed over to the steamship company's local officials, who prepare themselves for an and Ink with the ordeal by pen French authorities.-A Traveller in "Daily Express."

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years

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At the inquest on the 2-year-old SUMMER FESTIVAL the coroner was informed by the girl who died in Wigan Infirmary, father that the child, himself, and

his wife all had brawn for ten one day. His wife and the child be came ill, and he had a slight head-! ache.

The inquest was adjourned. NEW SHIP ADRIFT.

TWENTY MEN IN PERIL.

TEN SHAKESPEARE PLAYS

TO BE ACTED.

The Shakespeare Summer Festi- val at Stratford-upon-Avon com- menced on July 2, and continues for tco weeks, under the direction of Mr. W. Bridges Adams. There will be eight performances each week- The 'newly-launched vosse! "Llan- six at night and two matinees.

The repertoire consists of ten fair" (6,000 tons) broke adrift! during a gale in Tees Bay while plays, eight of which were staged being towed by four tugs from during the recent Birthday season, Sunderland 10 Middlesbrough.

with. the addition of "Hamlet" and The vessel, with The engineless

get some fun out of the business of facile, blushes, faintings, tears, H. P. Clodd. notes that Malaya ia twenty. Sunderland men aboard "The Taming of the Shrew."

and so chooses the most ardent of 1

the three college boys as her swain.

Glory" and "The Gay Retreat," does

And floating crinoline.

Sammy Cohen of "What Price But fashion in its whim ordains

A figure slim and svelte,

full list is a follows: "The Merchant of Venice," "Julius Caesar," "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "King Richard the Third," "The Merry

50me clever, work in the impersona-And some there are take frightful) in the cultches of the money-lenders, most awept on to the banks of the Wives of Windsor," "The Taming

tion of a flapper, while J. Farrell MacDonald also contributes his share of laughs.

pains

Convexities to melt

In a letter to "The Times" Mr. following India in furthering what drifted helplessly while the tugs la known as the Co-operative Move-assisted by others from Middles mont. Years ago the authorities brough, tried to attach tow-rope

At one time she was al- of India, seeing how the ryots were again?

of the Shrew," "King Henry the Finally organised thrift and loan societies south side of the Tees. The tales I'm told of those who eat Malaya similar societies are pro- fair," and she was

Now, in two Tees tuga secured the "Llan-Fourth" (Part 1), "She Stoops to with great benefit,

moored to a Conqaer," "Timon of Athens," and A "Hamlet" Mr. George Hayes will One ounce or so per meal

ducing equally good results, parti- buoy... One tug was damaged,

not take the part of Hamlet, and Mr. cularly in the principal rice-pro-lifeboat stood by, but was ducing districts, where the cultiva- needed.

The "Llanfair" was being taken the clutches of money-fenders and 10 Stockton to be fitted with engines. middlemen, are enabled to carry on

Until for slimness they'd defeat.

Just any conger ecli

BALLOON IN FLAMES. Now (If I'm wrong please con- tors, saved by co-operation from

EXCITING SCENE AT AIR

STATION..

A new large observation balloon which was boing exparimasted with

tradict

And dissipate my doubt),

In modes which "cancel out"?

Greatly I fear that those who fast

And daily thinner grow,

-

Doesn't fashion with herself con- their work without anxiety and

filct.

therefore more satisfactorily, to themselves and those who depend The societies have en- upon them. especially have they curbed the gendered a senso of thrift and

Oriental. tendency for lavish ́ ex- penditure and consequent heavy debt in connection with marriage, birth of a son, and other celebra

for the first time at Pulham AirMust shrink and shrink till at the Station burst into flames. The bal- loon was some: 500ft from the ground when the rudder bag was seen to say heavily...

list, They'll have no leg to show!

The bag gradually tore away from the main fabric, and suddenly there Ball in the sum of $10,000 was tions. In this way the co-operative was a loud explosion, and the whole granted to Woo-Dar-chong, trea-movemont is making for the welfare bollaan became ignited. The balsurer of the Shanghai branch of of the people and the general loon then became detached from its the Central Bank of China, who ap- economic progress of the country. cable, and drifted to the ground peared in the Provisional Court, For instance, we note from an in-

Shanghal, before Judge Liang on teresting summary of the proceed about half a mile away, where it charge of "unlawfully injuring the Inge of the Co-operation Board, was consusued in a very short time. Business credit of the branch of the F.M.S. to hand by the lust mall, The long grass, caught alight and Central Bank In Hankow. Wow that from July 1 to Dec 21 of Inst was beaten out by men of the RAF was arrested on a warrant issued year, great progress was maŭo balloon section with the ald of by the District Court of Hankow, through co-operation in Malaya. A empty sundbags.RINGERA and a representative of the Hankow prospective Co-operative Bank of Fortunately the wind carried the authorities asked for his extradi-Malaya was established and Co- balloon away from the large han tion. Judge Liang relased to operative Rubber Factories created, garin cher then 280 was re-issue an order and aid that, when whilst co-operation amongst estate cently, demantled. “Burnt pieces of the proper warrant was sent from labourers and the Chinese was fabric were carried to Diss, over Hankow, he would go further into greatly on the Increase Malay eight miles awa

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