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THE CHINA MAIL,

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928.

Pilgrimage Play In Rehearsal

The ninth consecutive production of the P-to the woju, kad ti Berkoue with the children

grimage Play, the Life of Christ, In baing made by a group of Eos Angeles players headed by Jan Maclaren in the role of the "Christus." Abov

Jeft to right, "Christus" on the march

Baby Globe-Trotting Champ

Frusalem, oy, Mary Forbes as the Bagdalang, and Bertram Eibarby, who plays the role of Judis.

Inspeets Airplanes

Early Fall Costume

The chic woman will wear a tailored silk ensemble for early fall, so Nancy Carroll, screen star, is prepared for "Indian summer" with a smart belge crepe frock with short jacket to match. The skirt is boxplented and a row of pleats trims the blouse. The tan felt hat is un- trimmed. Tan kid slippers and an alligator purse in beige complete this striking costume.

Praises Modern Youth

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