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CLEVER DANCERS.-The Mickey Twins with the “eda- cated feet," who are very clever tap dancers, will appear on stage at the King's Theatre shortly.

Association Championships

(Continued from Page 9).

Y.M.C.A. Divers Favoured Morrison, who was surprisingly beaten by Mak Wai-ming (C.S.S.C.) at the last Association gala, wil not be in the running this time as) the dives he will have to compete against will be too intricate his liking.

L. Morgan, another Y.M.CA entrant who has not yet been seen in action outside of the Y.M.C.A. bath, may spring a surprise and win the event.

for

In the absence of Mias Yeung Sau-king (S.C.A.A.) who has been egrettably indisposed, Miss Chan Yuk-fai of the Chinese Bathing Club has upheld the prestige of Chinese Indy swimmers in the Colony by entering five finals.

Although not nearly so the well-known Miss Yeung, she is

fast 4

a beautiful swiramer, and. will probably carry off the 440 Yards Free Style as well as the Back Stroke event.

In the 50 and 100 Yards Miss Chan may be outclassed by Mrs. A. C. Schreuder and Mrs. M. Head of the Y. M. C. A. I have not yet seen her in action in a Diving contest, but I be- lieve she is quite good and has a very fair chance of winning the title.

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Breast Stroke now that Miss Young Sau-king is out of the race.

It will possibly come as great surprise to European swimming enthusiasts that Miss Yeung Sau-king is also an accomplished diver. The Chin- ese are looking to her for a vic. tory.

Possibly the greatest sur. prise in the heats in the Ladies' championships has been the remarkable come-back of Mrs. M. Read (nee Maudie George). She staggered even her own supporters by her brilliant win in the 100 Yarda Free Style over Miss Yeung Sau-chun and Miss Chan Luk-fai (C.B.C.).

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William Gargan. Creignton Chari- ey (son of the late Lon Chaney); and Bill Bakewell are seen as reck less stunt-men who are ordered to carry out dangerous stunts, which mean almost certain death by fiendish director, played by Alan Roscoe

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"PLUNDER”--KING'S THEATRE.

"Plunder." now showing at the King's Theatre, is comedy featuring the two famous a first-rate

comedians Ralph Lynn and Tom Walls.

two

The plot concerns the efforts of ; a Mrs. Hewlitt to deprive her niece of her inheritance. Her plans, however, are fustrated by happy-go-lucky adventurers, in the persons of Ralph Lynn and Tom Walls, who burgle Mrs. Hewitt's house and recover the will by which the niece's right to the pro- perty is proved.

Winifred Shotter, as the niece,! Is a very charming actress, while Mary Brough, a8 the conspiring jaunt, plays her part splendidly.

Dora Lum's Challenge.

"Plunder" is full of laughter, Another outstanding

capital entertainment, and an at- feature traction that will please avery. worthy of mention in the Ladies" body. Chung Sing prodigy, Miss Dora MAIL REVIEW championship was that of the

Lum, who is only fifteen years of

age and stands about four feet six-TO-NIGHT IS OURS"-QUEEN'S inches.

In her qualifying swim in the 200 Yards Breast Stroke Miss Lum showed * fine turn of speed and may probably snatch second place from Miss Chan Yok-fal (C.B.C.). She is also a contender for the 100 Yards Breast Stroke and the quarter mile title.

THEATRE.

"To-night Is Ours," now showing at the Queen's Theatre, offers ex- ceptional entertainment, and is one of the best films to be seen, focally for some time.

Fine emotional acting on the part of Claudette Colbert and Fre- drie March is a feature of the pro- Miss Yeung Sauchun (S.CAA) has been rather lucky in her duction and the remainder of the Mrs. A. C. Schreuder, probably events. She did not have to swim cast, including Alison Skipworth, the finest European lady swimmer in two events and entered her third Paul Cavanagh and Arthur Byron, EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South, 50 and 100 Yards Free Style cham- then the other loser.

in the Colony, should win both the final by virtue of a better time give splendid support.

The story is a love romance be- pionships.

Miss Leung Yuk-chen (C.B.C.)

tween Princess and a commoner. Her speed during the heats was and Mias A. W. Hunter (Y.M.C.A.) They meet at a Bal Masque and by no means an indication of her are both in the finals of the fall desperately in love, only to best owing to the poor opposition 200 Yards Breast Stroke, but they have their romance cut short when she was pitted against, but she will are not likely to be in the running the Princess is recalled to her have to be at her very best in or for either first or second places. der to beat Miss Yeung Sau-king in the 50 Yards Free Style, as I think the Chinese girl will win.

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A year later she is shot at by an assassin but is saved by an unknown here who turns out to be her lover They are reconciled and despite difference of social stand- ing, they are lovers again...

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The E.M.S. "Empress of Asfe” will arrived at Nagasakihon The most fascinating thing August 29th. She will leaves the Y.M.C.A., will, I understand, be Menjou is seen as a wealthy

about Will Rogers Is his natural Kobe on Slit and Yokohama on

Sept, 2nd for Vancouver, taking part in the relay on Satur bachelor who is happy and con- self. In the Fox picture "Down to The P. 60. Lino e "Tanda” day night and should greatly tented until he is swayed into mar. Earth" which is now showing at left Moji for this Port on the 26th strengthen the "Y" who will be riage with a foolish young happer, the Star Theatre, he once more and is due here on August 80th. without Mrs. McMahon with charminggold-ligging meta in that "human" way which The R.M.3. "Empress of Canada" The result of the race will de sister. Then his troubles begin has made him so popular. His arrived at Kobe on August 27th pend on the turnings, for it is stand in trying to get rid of them wise-cracks are famous,, and if it she leaves on the same day and this point of the race that the he resorts to all manner of subter is said that his latest picture is arrived at Shanghal on 23th on the Chinese Clubs invariably display, fage leading to many complicated packed with them that will be following day she leaves for. their heels,

Situations that are highly amusing, enough for his legion of admirera, Hong Kong (and Manila.