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POLO TOURNEY,

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P.B.I, DEFEAT THE GUNNERS.

The pola in the match between the Gunners and the P.B.I. yesterday was well up to tournament standard, and the whistle was only blown for four minar fouls during the game. When the final whistla sounded the score read 6 to 1 in favour of the Infantry. The first chukker produced some fast play up and down the field, but generally speaking the players did not do themselves

being ob Ives This period Baxious. viously over ended without any scoring.

In the second chukker the players showed better. Capt. Herbage

Detter form for the Gunners showing up very well. Schrieber marked the opposing back, Capt. Carmichael, most effec- About half way through this

CINEMA NOTES.

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GIRLS APPEAR IN

"RIO RITA"

Radio

The famous "Kinkajou" comes to Hongkong on Thursday when "Rio Rita," the all-talking all- musical film extravaganza Pictures has made from the Ziegfeld show.opens at the Central Theatre. The "Kinkajou" is but one of the numerous dances that feature the brilliant show, which played for 62 weeks on Broadway and for ex- tended runs elsewhere throughout

the country.

Bebe Daniels and John Boles head the large cast of stage and screen favourites who transferred the songs and comedy of the stage hit to the screen. Bert Wheeler

Ewe

would scored for the Gunners and Robert Woolsey play their

With the

from a melco in front of the goal, and shortly afterwards Bramwell equa lized for the

the infantrymen from an other scrimmage in front of the goal. level the third BCOzea chukker was contested and produced some level and open play and ended without scoring.

The Gunners hit the ball behind their own line just before the whistle sounded, giving Carmichael A 60 shot from

yard which, on his ordinary form, he should have converted.

Fast Play.

In the fourth chukker the play waxed fast and furious. Worrall was seen in good form for the In- fantry Shortly after half time a left backhander from Bramwell W63 put through the goal by Davidson. Once Infantry had secured this lead,

three more goals in quick succession, each one from a run up the field. The final whistle sounded shortly after.

they could stop them, and

The teams were:

Mr.

Mr.

Major Hewson, Capt.

Mould, and

P.B.L. Capt. Carmichael,

Mr. Bramwell and

A Brownrigg refereed.

K.O.Y.L.I." Cup Prospeels,

(From a Correspondent).

Mr. Mr.

"

On Monday the second round of the "K.O.Y.L.I." Cup will be played at the Polo Club ground at Causeway Bay. At 5 p.m. the Hendquarters side is scheduled to meet the Civilians, The respective teams are made up as foflaws and in order to estimate their chances I have added a few words commenting on each player's form,

Headquarters

Colonel Brownrigg-Undoubtedly the most experienced player here. Well mounted, he goes all out and may be regarded as tower' of strength.

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Colane! Savile. A thrusting for ward with many years' experience of the game. He is playing strange. ponies and as he has not been re- gularly in the game for sometime cannot be expected to do justice to

himself.

Dorothy original comedy roles.

girl; "Syncopation" Lee, the Helen Kaiser, former "glorified" girl of the "Follies:" Georges stage star Benevant, French Don Alvarado: Eva Rosita, Mexi can dancer, and Nick de Ruiz, for- mer tenor of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company, are among the featured players.

Much of the great feature was photographed in technicolour and the sets and costumes of the mil- lion-dollar abow are said to outdo in colour and richness anything yet viewed on the sound screen.

Others of the features of "Rio Rita" are the dancing chorus of 100 Hollywood beauties, the Cimini Grand Opera chorus of 80 voices and the Ko symphonic orchestra conducted by Victor Baravalle.

Poily Moran at. the Queen's. Polly Moran doesn't mind being called homely. In a recent inter- view following completion of her latest comedy, "Caught Short" in which she is co-starred with Marie Dressler, the popular comedienne, whose face has been called a cari- cature, confessed that she'd rather be an ugly duckling than the most beautiful swan in the world.

"And that isn't a case of sour grapes, either," Miss Moran stated. "If people only realized the con- tinual worry that beautiful sercen stars have keeping their looks, and the money, time and energy they have to spend in the process of making themselves attractive, and the things they can't do and the why foods they can't eat honestly, many of them have reached the point where they are actually slaves to their beauty. And once it starts to fade. here Miss Moran shuddered

thank you, "not for me, rather be just plain and know that it doesn't make any difference and if I want to have six chocolate creams after dinner, it is perfect-

all right."

Major Clark-Mounted on rather slow ponies he has not an opportunity of giving his best. Very accurately with his stick but unfortunately ia not a long hitter.

Mr. Baskervylle-Glegg. A Very long hitter who is sometimes res- ponsible for phenomenal shots. Has one very good fast pony on which he will prove exceedingly difficult to

mark

Civilians

Hr. Newbigging. This player at the top of his form has no equal on the ground but has been pressed into

"Children of Pleasure." How popular songs are manu- factured is shown in detail in "Children of Pleasure," Metro- romance of Goldwyn-Mayer's "Song Row" in New York, which will open on Tuesday at the Queen's Theatre. Lawrence Gray, in the title role, shows the audi- enco how the trick is done and the

this match without having been play-making of a song hit from idea to

Mr.

a fast run to goal.

ing regularly forward that is quick to take advantage of an op- portunity and

and may be counted on for

Mr. Gordon.

rdon.Very accurate with his stick and has good ponies which, however, at times get out of control.

MT. Stanton. Generally well mounted but sometimes inclined to Inaccuracy and air shots.

On this form my fancy rather turns to the Headquarters Team but I am sure this will be a very close match, If the Civilians are lucky enough to get going at the start they will prove a difficult combination to beat.

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RACE ON SEPT. 22.

tense, dramatic story. stage presentation is revealed in a

Harry Beaumont, who filmed "The Broadway Melody," directed the picture with Wynne Gibson, Helen Johnson, Benny Rubin, May Boley, Leo Kohmar, Kenneth Thomson and others in a big cast. Brilliant song hits and ballet numbers are included.

INDIANS WIN THE "A" SHIELD.

EASY TENNIS VICTORY: OVER H.K.C.C.

With every man on form, the Indian R.C. had no difficulty in de feating the Hongkong Cricket Club on the latter's ground yesterday afternoon, in the "A" division of the Tennis League, winning by eight seta

one.

It is announced that the fourteenth bi-annual race for Ships' Lifeboats for the Trevasse Trophy will be

September 22, to sailed on Monday, starting at

p.m.

By virtue of yesterday's victory, Boats dre to be at the starting line the Indians have now become cham- at 3.30 p.m. to receive their number pions of the League in this division. their pro- flag (which must to banded in at They have completed

the end of the race) and to place gramme, and are the only team in themselves under the orders of the the "A" division to be able to boast

them up line

of not having tasted defeat during! starter who will

Course-Start from Channel the season.

hence, to Kowloon Rock (F) It is several years since the Indiaris mark off Tacht Club (S). Cust Rock last won the coreted trophy, but on mark boat (P), finish across Yacht this Club line west to east.

Rocks, thence.

year's form they certainly deserve to win.

The LR.C: won three sets in the It will be noted that any merchant

the ship

in port on the date of the race, first round, and at the end of belonging to owners having offices in second everything was over bir Hongkong may enter any number of shouting, as they had then slready the necessary boats (with Asiatic crews) provided obtained five sets.

number for victory.. They went the regulations are complied with.

Ships proposing to enter boats are fue all three este, to win 8-1.

In the last round, further ahead the

Hon. winning notify requested

A feature of the match was the Secretary, R.H.KY.C., by noon on

the of September 22. Post entries will, welcome return to form

and H. D. Rumjahn, cousina 8. however, be received.

who have not shown up very well encounter: Thoy winning all case.

to

in recent matches.

HONGKONG WIN BOWLS compat

CONTEST.

THE SHANGHAI LAWN BOWLS CLUB BEATEN.

Shanghal, Sept. 12. Members of the visiting team of lawn bowlers from Hongkong beat the Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club this afternoon by 20 shots to 18. The Hongkong side was: G.. McLeod

F. C. Goodman.

C. J. Silva.

B. F. Lux (skip).

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Rumen Hughes and A. D. Humphreye lonto Ramfahn and Rumjahn 3-6; lost to Rumjahn and Razack 1-6; and lost to Curreem and

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H. J. Armstrong and 0. E. C Marion lost to Rumjahn and Rumfahu 1-6; lost to Rumjahn and Razack 1-6; and lost to. Currecta, and Rumjahn 2-6.

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