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Shume or Silence.

To speak means shame for the woman he loves! To keep silent means death for an innocent man I which does he choose?

"the

LAWYER'S SECRET"

A Paramount Picture

with

Clive Brook, Charles Rogers Richard Arlen, Fay Wray Jean Arthur

Directed by

Louis Gasnier

Max Marcin.

COMMENCING TO-MORROW

TALLULAH

BANKHEAD

CLIVE

BROOK

IN

"TARNISHED LADY"

A Paramount Picture

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE,

TYPHOON -

MAP

OF THE

CHINA SEA

The Landsman's Handy Guide to Locating Centre o TYPHOO

THE CHINA MAIL.

CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

DEUTSCHER CLUB IN

GREAT FORM.,

E

Gain the Result Over South China A.Â.

RECREIO'S VICTORY,

Playing on their own ground yesterday, the Deutscher Club de- feated South China A.A. in the "C" Division of the Lawn Tennie League by 6 sets to 3.

Scores:-

O. Weldt and B. Soltau (Deuts- cher Club):-

HEARTS LOSE

FIXTURE.

HOME

Big Win for the Rangers.

AYR GO DOWN.

London, Yesterday. Three matches were decided in the First Division of the Scottish League football programme with the following results:- Hearts

0. Partick. 4 Leith · Rangers v Third, Lanark 2 Ayi

1

0

0

--Reuter. Table to Date.

Goals.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pt

Third Lanark 4.4 0 0 10 3 Rangers

5 4 1 0 16

8

4.30 1 10 31

12

beat Ho Hin-kan and Lui

Kwai-fan

6. 2

beat Leung Ting-kou

and

Chan Kam-mon

6- 1

beat Leung Ting-suan

and

Wong Fuk-nam

6-0 Celtic****

Motherwell

O. May and W. Fischer

(Deuts-

Kilmarnock

cher Club):-

Partick T.

Hearts

lost to Ho Hin-kan and Lui

Aberdeen

Į Kwai-fan

2- 6

Cowdenbeath

beat Leung Ting-kou

and

Dundee Un.

Chan Kam-mon

7. 6

Hamilton A.

Falkirk

beat Leung Ting-suan

and

Clyde

Wong Fuk-nam

6-

Dundee

5 11

Leith Ath

H. Luhring and II.

Lubeseder

St. Mirren

(Deutscher Club):-

Ayr Un.

Morton

lost to Ho Hin-kan and' Lul

Kwai-fan

0-6

lost to Leung Ting-suau and

Wong Fuk-nam

4-6

Their game with Leung Ting-kou and Chan Kam-mon was left un- finished.

-

League Table to Date.

Sets

P. W..D. L F. A. Pts. C.R.C. .14 15 1. 0106 18 27 Recreio...13 12 10 82 32 26 University 11 9 0 2 72% 26 18 S. China 130 765 39 18 Y.M.C.A...13.8 05 664 50 18 K.C.C.12 2

1 4.57 60 15 Gradu, A., 12 7 0 5 50 46 14 H.K.G.G....13 0 1 0 57 - Radio S.C. 13. 4 2 7 46% 88% 10 I.R.C

13418 444 714 9 Army T.C. 12 3 1 8 95% 69-7 C.C.C ...12 30 37% 70% 6 K.LT.C. 14 21 11 42 84 5 C.S.C.C. 14 12 11 38% 77% 4 Devtscher C. 18 2 1 10:32 84 5

MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE.

13

Win for Recreio. Playing in the Mixed Doubles League on Monday the Club de Re- creio beat the University by 61⁄2 sets to 2% on their own courts.

Scores:-

A. V. Remedios and Miss 0. Ribeiro (Recrelo) :-

beat Y. F. Chew and Miss K. --Tse

-6-1

beat T. K. Lien and Miss

P. C. Kwok .......

6- 3

draw with F. Y. Khoo and

Miss R. Perry

6- 6

C. Barretto and Misa C. Osmund (Recreio):-

beat Y. F. Chew and Miss K.

Тве

... 2

bent T. K. Lien and Mias

P. C. Kwok

7- 5 lost to F. Y. Khoo and Miss

R. Perry...

4-6

H. A. Noronha and Miss C. Botelho (Recreio):--

TEL. 25313.

beat Y. F. Chew and Miss K.

Tge

SHOWING THE NEW STORM SIGNALS

REVISED MARCH 1st, 1931.

Price 50

NOW ON, BALF AT

THE NEWSPAP

beat T. K. Lien and Misz

P. C., Kwok

lost to FY, Khoo, and Miss

R. Perry

A

League Table to Date.

2-0

. P. W. D. L⠀ F. A. Pts.

Queen's Park Airdrieonians

Our Sports Diary.

LOCAL HOCKEY-To-day-Meeting of Club Representatives at 6 pm.

LAWN BOWLS-Saturday— Firat Division Taikoo R.C.. v. Kowloon Dock R.C.; Civil Service C.C. v. Craigehgower C.C.; Second Division-Hong Kong Electric R.C. v. Club de Recreio; Kowloon C.C. v. Taikoo R.C.; Kowloon B.G,O. v. Civil Service G.C.; Craigengower C.C. v. Yacht Club..

ABROAD.

CRICKET-To-day, To-morrow and Friday--

Middlesex v. Northamptonshire. Surrey v.. Leicestershira, Kent v. New Zealand,

Hampshire v Notts,

Sussex y. Yorkshire.

Lanenshire v. Derbyshire.

Glamorgan v. Gloucestershire. Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday,

Middlesex v. Surrey. - Essex Leicestershire. Sussex v. New Zealand. Somerset v. Warwickshire: Glamorgan v. 'Notts,

Gloucestershire v. Northampton-

shire

GOLF To-day to Friday-Boys' International in Scotland.

TENN18-To-day to Saturday-- U.S. Man's and Mixed Doubles at Longwood.

RACING-To-day-Great Ebor

Handicap.

To-morrow--Gimcrack Stakes. FOOTBALL — Saturday - Full English and Scottish Programmez, ATHLETICS - Sanday — Ger- many England at Cologne.

J. C. WEST DEFEATS W. H. B. MUSKETT.

Remarkable Recovery Accomplished.

BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP.

AMAZING BOWLING

PERFORMANCE.

Three Hat-Tricks in Same Match.

R.A.F. PLAYER'S FEAT.

Cairo, August 4.. An amazing, bowling record haa| been made here in a match between the Royal Air Force and the Army,

Yesterday, in the Army's first innings, Leading - Aircraftaman Monck did the hat-trick, and then took the last four wickets with successive balls,

To-day, in the Army's second In- nings, he performed the hat-trick for the third time

In first-class 'cricket' 'no player has accomplished the hat-trick three times in à match, In 1884 the late Alfred Shaw, Of Notte, playing against Glou- cestershire, did the hat-trick, then took three, wickets in four balls, and, in the second Innings, again brought off the hat-trick.

The late Albert Trott, bowling

for Middlesex against Somer set, at Lord's in 1907, did the hat-trick, and later in the same innings took four wickets with four balls. T. J. Matthews, the Australian, did the hat- trick twice in the same innings against South Africa in 1912, taking no other wicket...

MODEST JAPANESE WRESTLER.

Fist As Big As A Rice Box.

HIS. DAILY MEANS.

"Dewagadake, the giant wrestler. of Japan, is reating now after the 11-day Summer wrestling tourna ment, and trying to catch fish.

"Dowagadake', Is·26;years old; & ft. 7 in. tall and weighs more than 28 stones.

"His daily menu is supposed to include

10 Bowls of rice,

10 Beef steaks,"

6. Bowls of macaroni, ::.

5 Plates of vegetables,

12. Bottles of beer. "Japanese sporting Journalists call him the man whose dat is as big as a rice box,' and experts think that he ought to become champion wrestler of Japan.

CAN

"But the enormous, fellow has a curious complex He takes no real Interest in his wrestling and he hates the publicity which he re ceives."

NEW FISTIC RIVAL FOR CARNERA.

Youth from Seattle Has Proportions.

-BOXING SKILLTM COMING.

Seattle, August: 15. Primo Carnera, the giant Italian

JC. West (F.R.C.) eliminated pugilist, who bowla' over his oppon- W. H: B. Muskett (H.K.E.R.C.) by ent with jabs on top of the head, Sets. 21 shots to 12 in the fret round may meet his equal la Biza and Indian RG5800 88% 9% 10 of the Open Lawn Bowls Cham-weight if the plans of Biddy Bishop, Chinesa R.C. 43 01:2314 12 6 plonship on the Police green. the athletic club manager here, Ladles R.C. 5 8 0 2 8 21% 0 Muskett led at the tenth head turn out as expected Kowloon C.C. 3 2 0 £17% 0% 4 by 18 shots to 6, but Weat finish Bishop has under his, wing one, Resrele 810 212 14

ed so well that he did not allow Garth Van Campen of Seattle. The U.S.R.C. University 60068 300 his adversary a single score in the 20-year old youth six feet, seven remaining six heads. inches tall, weighs 237 pounds; bins

8 0 0 3 B3 18- - 0

TOMMY ARMOUR HAS NARROW ESCAPE

Only 45 Feet Putt Saves Him.

18 YEAR OLD OPPONENT.

45ft putt for an three, at the 18th hole

The Kowloon Bowling Green waist 88; biceps 161⁄2 and be Club will be represented by the folwears a size 14% hook. lowing in their matches on Satur Iday:

First team_(friendly metch) at home versus KOO

R. Hall, J. S McIntosh B Wylle, and W. Russell (Skip); » |___G__N__Mitchell, R. S. Nichol, E. W. L. Hoghin, and A. M. Holland (Skip)

GH Sherriff, W Venablen West, and Guys

the final of the Michigan" "Open 7 g;

ampionship at Grand

D. Armou, holder of the

Rapi

British

n' and United States

profes

from

atthe hands?

Charl

ola, an 18-year-

schoo

LTD.

syregate prof

72 holes and will hava

to T

off again for

Chẩm

Van Campon knows little about boxing, but he's learning fast, and Jack Dempsey has asked Bishop for. the first chances to use the young giant,

He is not the only large member of his family. His father, is eix feet four.

weighing 228 pounde, az ten weighli

his mother five feet, 178 rounds. He has a sister six feet tall, weighing 240 pounds and foot190-pound

brother

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1931.

TEME

STAR

TO-DAY TO SATURDAY

At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20, & 9.20.

WILLIAM FÖ

TALKING SINGING

DANCING

Movito

Soug Rothce

MUSICAL ROMANCE SO GLORIOUS.

MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD

Butering the Road Brockway Szary J. Harold

NoreRA MURRAY, -TERRIS Walter CATLETT Tom PATIITOLA Lennox PAWLE. Ireno PALASTY Jaka GAŬRICK AND A STEP INDOUS SUPPORTING CAST

Masic Ropecially Written by OSCAR STRAUS Composer of "The Chocolate Bohling"

1 Adelinat Marie Mambwi Ap DAYE STAMPER, 104 ARTITUR KAY Directed by MARCEL SILVER

That Melther tage, mar BerseÖR, - ROF.

OGEAR'STRAUS Could Compose Back Melody

3. Harold HURRAY and Norma TERBU

· Could Love Bo‘Tenderly --

HOLLYWOOD

Could. Conceive Bach Splendo

Only Three Com- bined Could Pro-

duce a Picture of

Such Entrancing Charm

Hear Than SMEL Dusen Away the Mahar

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Here's the lowdown on high life among

who can offard divorce at their husbands comedy of American manners - Just across

border

ony and just,

PICTURE

strain

and river

WILL ROGERS

LIGHTNIN