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AND ODDS AND ENDS.

SCULLING.

BARRY WINS THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP.

Vancouver, Dec. 27.

In the world's aculling champlon- ship, H. A. Barry of England beat Major Goodsell of Australia, the hold. er, by six lengths in 21 minutes à seconds.

Later.

Hollywood, Calif, Nov. 15. At last a real honest-to-gosh newspaper story is to be brought to the screen. Scores of news- Bert Barry won in ten, not six paper yarns have been filmed in lengths, over a course of three miles. this village of make-belleve but-Reuter's American Sorvico. newspaper men' are still waiting for the first picture that will ring

true,

It will be remembered that Good sell and Barry met, at Vancouver on September 5, when Goodsell retained his title over the three miles course, beating Barry by ten lengths. The English sculler has now turned the tables,

Their wish probably will be gratified by The Headliner," which Allen Dwan has just start- ed out at the First National lot. The story is written by Ben Hecht. For years, Hecht was

of one

Barry is 25 years of age and la Chicago's foremost newspaperà nephew of Ernest Barry, who held writers. And the story is being the title for several years before the adapted for the screen by Tom war. He is reputed to be an even Geraghty, who spent many years better sculler than Emest, whose on New York papers.

best time over the Futnoy-Mortlake H. A.

champion of England in 1898.

There won't by any cub report course was 21 mins. 27 secs. er who in the final sequences is a son of W. A. Barry, who was "scoops" all of the old Gmers on a big story and then marries the "The boss daughter. Instead Headliner" goes behind the scenes and shows the true workings and power of the press.

Previous Winners.

The first profesional champion- ship race was in 1857 when II. Kelley bent J. Messenger on the Thrines. a list of winners

The following is since 1900:

1901, G. Towns beat J. Gaudaur on Lake of the Woods, Canada.

1904, G. Towns beat A. Tressider an Paramatta.

Following closely on the heels of "The Hendliney" will roma another go-enlled newspaper film from the DeMille lot. This pro- duction is Richard Harding Davi 2 "Gallagher" with 9-year-old Junior Coghlan in the featured role. Nothing need be said aliout | Paramatta, its merit. But see both pictures-- and then do your own, judging.

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The coming winter months are going to be rather gloomy for filmland's history merchants un- less something is done to kill the båre leg fad. Even the cool days and nights of late have failed to bring forth the silk covering for logs.

Celluloidia is so full of the dumb

and near-dumb that it is just a pleasurable to meet an actor who actually talks intelligently, George Fadcett, who was a favourite on the stage for years before he mmigrated to Hollywood, is one of "the latter group, Faweet has forgotten more about literature, psychology and a few salijects of

that nature than most of movie town's population will ever know,

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Just Wandering 'Ábout. Ben Lyon coming out of his hotel with Hal Howe....Ben just back from Europe a few weeks ago and he's started to work already ...Estelle Taylor driving toward First National....It's the first time in months she has been seen

tough on the extras....especially

1905, J. Stanbury beat G. Towns on

Paramalia,

1907, G. Towns beat E. Durnan on Nepean (March);"

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

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THE PRINCE AS AN APPRENTICE.

· WAS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE CLASS."

IIIS, MOTORING MOTTO.

Tributes. to the progress of the British motor car industry were made in Glasgow recently by the Prince of Wales, who attended two motoring functions in the course of a busy day of engagements.

The Prince performed the open ing ceremony in connexion with the Scottish Motor Trade Show Kelvin Hall in the afternoon, and in the evening he was the guest at the dinner of the Royal Scottish Automobile Club..

The Prince, it was announced, has become a patron of the Royal Scottish Automobile Club.

WEDNESDAY,

HOME RUGBY."

SCOTLAND BEAT THE WARATAHS.

London, Dec. 17. At Murrayfid there was a very large attendance for the Scotland Waratahs match and the game proved a clese one, played very fast through out. The home side led by six points to five at half time and won by ten to eight

At Twickenhami, for the England vs. the Rest match, there was only a small attendance af 3,000, probably the doubts as to whether there would be any play, but the ground had been protected against the frost and

due

to

match came

DECEMBER 28, 1927.

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The Rest led at half time by 8 points to 5 but in the second half Eng. In Non-Ooir Nasional d'Escompta acen, England winning by 19 to 18. land improved and a close finish was soccer and drew with them at 3 all.

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London, Dec. 7. Intimation of the "signal hon- The following are the results of

as he termed it, was made matches played to-day:"

Bafe Deposit Boxes to lok R.N.C. (Greenwich) 5, Army Trini by Lord Weir, at the Club dinner. Turning to the Prince, his Lord-XV. 9.

Devon 3, Royal Navy 11. hip said:Ex-oficio you sir, thus became a full member of our Club. Please necept the badge of the Club, Sussex beat Kent by 14 points to 12, THE MERCANTILE BANK OF

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with the wish that for all our sakes, you will adhere to the motto.. "Gang warily." (Great laugh-| ter.)

"Going Ahead."

The Prince said it was a source of great satisfaction to all that any way some of the industries of this! country were at least going ahead after a bad lamp. Conservatism in industry could be overdone, and cpecially in the automobile indus try,

"I was glad to-day, he added, to see innovations, both in engine and body design for both motor cars and commercial motor vehicles. Particularly was glad to see the

In a County Championship match

at Hastings.

Nippon Eleven to Tour England. Tokyo, Dec. 20.

The Rugby football team of Keio University, Tokyo, will invade Eng- land for a series of games next year, according to reports in the 'vernacular newspapers.

This will be the first time a Japan-

Rugby team England.

has ever visited

MANILA GOLFERS.

TO VISIT HONGI NG NEXT

MONTH...

:

1906, G. Tewas boat J. Stanbury.onfine efforts that are being made to Returning the visit of the members reduce the selling prices of your of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club products, and bringing them within of a short time ago, a picked team of the purchasing range of a very Manila golfers will leave for Hong- much larger proportion of the com-kong soon after the Philippine Open, which will be held next month, says munity.

the Manila Times.

Paramatta (August),

1907, W. Webb best G. Towns on

1008, W. Webb beat A. Tressider on Wanganui, N., Z...

Wanganui.

1908, R. Arnst beat W. Webb on

1000, R. Arnat beat W. Webb on Wanganui.

1910, R. Arnst beat Whelch on Akaroa Harbour, N. Z. (April). Zambesi. (August).

1910, R. Arnst beat E. Barry on 1911, R. Arnst beat II. Pearce on Paramatta.

1912. Ernest Barry hent R. Arnst, P. to M. (July). •

James

1012, Ernest Barry beat E. Dur- nan, F. to M. (October),-

1913, Ernest Barry beat Harry Pearce,.P. to M.

1914, Ernest Barry bent Paddon, P. to M.

1919. P. to 1.

in Australia:

A. Felton bant Ernest Barry,

The progress that the industry

The meeting in Hongkong will be had made in 30 years since the ear the seventh of the annual interport liest cars, which had by law, to be series, the last of which was won by preceded by a man with a red flag, Manila on the Caloocan links. Bobby to the finished article on the market Mason, Philippine open champion, now, could best be summed up in who captained the victorious team: this way-the man with the red flag of 1027, will probably head the would not have a hope if he tried delegation to China. Other players to precede that breaker of world's records and that sportsman, Major Segrave. Of the same order was our victory only a month or two back in the Schneider Cup race.

That great victory was, after all, only made possible by experience and research gained originally in the automobile field.

mentioned as being qualified to carry the Manila attack are Captain J. K. Fielder, U.S.A.; Lieut. 3, Cranston, U.S.A.; E. J. Nell, George, Ivory and

Ben F. Few.

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Hongkong. April 17th, 1924,

HOLIDAY CRICKET,

ARMY DEFEATS HONGKONG C. C.

The standing in the interport The Army gained a decisive victory, series is now even, with each city over a strong Hongkong Cricket Club Manila has combination yesterday, when the an- the nual two days' match was brought to never been able to overcome having won three events. Hongkong golfers on their home a close, the military team proving Advice to Exporters. Proceeding, the Prince said course, and the British have been superior by 67 runs.

equally unsuccessful at Caloocan. Yesterday the Army continued their did not presume to advise or criti-The selection of the team for the second knock, Coghill and Fegden, 1926, Ernest Barry beat A. Felton in their great industry, the little Hongkong matches will not be affect the over night not outs, resuming of the Philippine their incompleted innings. Only one heipivis presence might have wased by the result

Tun was added between the two play. ers, however, Coghill being sent back. Principally on account of his posi-Open. tion:

to the pavilion without addition to his provious day's contribution, while Fogden only scored one run.

1921. D. A. Hadfield beat R. Arnst in New Zealand.

1922, J. Paddon boat D. A. Hadfield, in New Zealand.

1923. J. Paddon beat D. A. Hadfield in Australia.

1924 J. Paddon bent A. Felton in Australia.

1

It is true many years ago, com tinued His Royal Highness, I was in payal cadet and for four years I served almost a workshop appren teeship. I was very keen, and some Umes worked fairly hard on the

oversens in the Dominions, the Colonies, and in foreign countrics. Their export trade had enormous possibilities. It was up to all in the automobile industry to get down to it and discover the best Very term I was quite mortified to way of proving the article that was find I was always bottom, or nearly wanted overseas. (Cheers.)

Lord Weir sald His Royal High- an, of my term-(laughter)-bui can claim to have travelled, andness was one of the few who had here with my eyes open. (Cheers. the wisdom and courage to remind Se if he did not know the com- us not of our inefficiency, but of our capacity and our possibilities, plexities of any single industry he had had many opportunities of ob to provide us with the salutary and serving for himself the impression healthy antidote to the pessimists our manufactured articles made ind depreciators of, our time.

at the wheel of her car...a hungry 1924, J. Paddon beat Major Good-practical side, bn at the end of looking actor......who probably sell in Australia. huan't worked a day in many

1925, Major Goodsell bent J. P. weeks......this winter will be Hannun in New Zealand.

1925, Major Goodsell bent J. Pad with some of the studios shutting don in New Zentand.

1925, Major Gondsell beat Tom Saul.

1927, Major Goodsell beat II, A. Barry in Clouda (Sept.).

1927, H. A. Barry heat Major Good sell in Canada (Deer.).

down for a couple of months.

Dorothy Herzog; one of movi nha's few clever writers, going into the Montmartre....she's one of Eddie's best customers... couple of "rag" men standing on a cofner discussing a murder plot ....while a nearby cop eyes them suspiciously.....Will Rogers ride! ing with Mayor Cryer of Loa Angeles....wonder if he's giving him some tips on how a city shquld be mayored....Will should know.

Lonise

Fazenda and Hal Wallis slipping to an out of the way eating place....if they don't get married soon. Hollywood will lose all interest in their welding.

The Fox studios....ocenpving some aeres on both sides of Wexts ern avenue....it's pretty expen- sive property for a movie studio ....the house-like, structure is the casting office where genres of extras liné up every afternoon for their pay

checks....Inside the gate... much activity... Janet Gay for and Charles Farrell. hard' at work....they neem to like play- ing together....Victor Melaglen talking over his next story with Raoul Walsh...Olives Borten in a pretty new costume....Eugere O'Brien just back from a vaention ....the noon whistle....and out- side again for lunch....

ever

A group of extra girls...all of them very attractive....cach with An eye on stardom for which she would make nearly any gerilicu

.but few, if any, will reach their goal..... strange town, this place called Hollywood ....hundreds fail....and then an unknown suddenly flashes across the cinema heavens....there is an old saying here....don't kick that office boy, he may be géneral man. ager to-morrow....that's the way the movie industry functiona....

Charlie Chaplin strolling.....

unconscious alone....perfectly

of what is going on about him ....he soften smooths out the rough spots lu his stories this way....many actors have tried to, "apo" this genius....but all have dropped by the roadsido.... there is only one Charlie Chaplin

1.and never can be another.

GARDEN HINTS.

WEEDING OUT THE GARDEN "WITHOUT STEEPING ON

THE CROPS

With 30 from Dabble, who had been the Army's mainstay the previous day, the military team managed ta knock up 130 runs in their accond at- make for victory. tempt, thus leaving the Club 204 to

Wales took six of the wickets for runs, while Leach captured three for 40.

to

The Club made every effort score the necessary runs but with the exception of Hayward and Pearce, the Civilians were unable to do much with the Army bowling. Hayward, and Pearce went for the bowling but received little support. The former was within four of the half century mark when he was bowled by Miles, while Pearce had reached 54 when he was caught.

The scores were:

Army 1st Innings 157. H.K.C.C. 1st Innings 84.

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