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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1930.

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In a tennis match played between the undergraduates of the Hongkong yet University and the students of St. Stephen's College, at Pokfulam on sumed Thursday, the former won by 68 games to 31. The scoren were:

SWIMMING RECORD.

FIVE HUNDRED METRES BREAST STROKE.

Brussels, Dec. 12. The Ghent swimmer, Van Parys,

An advocate of the strenuous life. a fem believer in rent-thli hgly paradoxical attitude in as- has swum five hundred metres (breast by Greta Garbo, Metro- strake) in 7 minutes, 40 2/5 seconds. Goldwyn-Mayer star.

in world's record,--Reuter, "Work with all the punch that you The previous best was accomplish. Hinve in you,"

Kaya hins Garbo, ed by E. Rademacher (Germany) to Y. F. Chew and B. N. Lee (Univer- "Don't shirk or watch the clock when 1025, when his time was 7 min. nity) beat K. M. Lo and W. N. Chang 45; beat P. H, Lee and S. F. Chang you are in a job whether it be type-40 4/5 secs.]

writing, clerking, aelling borda, 7- beat Saluoy and T. O. Lo 0-2.

clothes or other merchandise, writing, de Souza and G. E. Yeoh (Univer, acting, singing or cooking a meal. nity) beat Lo and Chang 9-2; beat LeePut all that you have into your work. and Chang 7-1; beat Snluoy and Le and the return will be one hundred 6-5.

G.

F. Y. Khoo and T. K. Lien (Univer- sily) beat Lo and Charig 7-4; bent Lee and Chang 9-2, beat Saluoy and In 8-3.

BRIGHTER CRICKET

IN MADRAS.

HOBBS MAKES 77 AND SUTCLIFFE 40.

Calcutta, Dec. 6. Ten thousand people watched Hobbs And Sutcliffe batting for the Maharajab of Vizianagram's XI in the second innings against the Madras Presidency,

Both played free cricket and cli-¡ well, obis making 77 And

Sutelare 40. Only exceptional helding prevented Hobbs reaching

his century.

star

The first lanings the batsmen failed. Robba contribut

To and Sutcliffe 17 to a total of

110

HOCKEY,

HONGKONG HOCKEY CLUB Y. K.B.S.F.P.A.

The following will represent the "Club" 2nd, XI on Monday, at King's Park at 5 pm:

W. Borrowninn, F. Nicholsan, .. A. R. Dunenn, C. J. D. Law, E. G. S. Dale, 1, B. Napler-Bell, H. A. F. Kerrich, S. J. H. Fox. L. G. Frost, W. A. Nowers, E. C. Fincher.

R. S. C. Bent Noval Team.

fold.

"But when the day's work is over, frislax. No matter how strenuous the day, try and get a breathing spell of By this I at least twenty minutes. mean a complete lettown from work Jand worry over affairs of the day.

Everyone must work out his own system of relaxation. For myself, I have found the most effective method is to recline on a coach. I close my eyes and endeavour to relax every muscle. Then I try to think of the plenanntest thing I can and drift of

In jin it were to "never-never-land." (this fashion tired' nerves loosen, my body feels free and at the end of twenty minutes I feel refreshed and juble to carry on again.

result of their work is seen in almost every scene.

This unusual picture, one of the. mnde, Teatest war pietures ever does not tell a story in the ordinary sense of that word. But it does Indiente a larger story, the story of a nation in fts reaction to the horror of war..

The pleture, however, is relieved by Corus of Ittle touches of humour. Everything vital in Remarque's book has been reserved in this opte lm, for Universal has, as promised, kept faith with the work and spirit of the sensational masterpiece of literature.

Picture Honours For The Year. The long-awaited annual merit awards of the Aentiemy of Motion Picture Arts were announced Novem- In addition to this, I do not believe her 6th, at the third annual dinner in burning the candle at both ends. for the organisation. Again Metro. Nature takes her toll, and the man Goldwyn-Mayes walked off with chief; or woman who does not have suf- honours. Įeient sleep will pay in the end. дя Norma Shearer, verstile M-G-M

to the amount, that depends on the

star, wan ngelainvil for what thin Napoleon is said to have organisation terms the best seling individual. nerded only four hours; others need

performance of the year as a result But one can of her characterisation in "The double that amount, soon determine what is best, for if

Divorcee. Miss Shearer recently one arises vested in the morning he signed a new long-term contract with can be reasonably are that nature's Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and will Moun demands have been fulfilled,

Miss Garbo's latest pleture in the alistalking production "Anna Christin which is now showing at the Queen's

Theatre.

the ren in an adaption of Ursula Parrot's novel, "Strangers May Kiss."

Universal' “All Quiet on the Wes- fjern Front" was voted the deat prie

ture of the year, and Lowls Milestone, who wrilded the megaphone for the prize-wloning picture. W*4 named hest director.

Over 2,000 War Veterans In Scenes, More than 2,900 war veterans were employed in the making of "All Quiet George Arliss is designated host ne the Western Front," coming on Betor for his work in "Disraeli"; and Sunday to the Queen's Theatre. Most Wallace Beery's "Big House" per- of them were American ex-service formance was rated second to that of mes. The others were soldiers who Arliss. " House" is another fon- had served with the Germans, French, tur Meten-Goldwyn-Mayer produc- English, Russians and Halians. Sometion.

imes they wore the uniform of

alem of MG-3, France and ather times the grey of won the coveted prite for writing and more achievement on the basis of her ex- Germany, For a month they lived together at the huge camp cellent story, "The Big House." Jestablished by Universal on the irvine ranch, near Los Angeles, sharing the same quarters and food while the battle scenes were being made. There was a perfect spirit of comradeship,

Frances Marion.

Douglas Shearer, sound recording engineer at M-G-M, won the award for the best sound reproduction of the year in "The Big House.”

"Let's Go Native." Practically every person engaged The New York musleni stage has the featured in filming "All quiet" had previous jeantributed four of

Go cast of "Let's military, or actual war experience. players in the

The Radio Sports Club met H.M.She hate of the war forgotten. Tumar and Small Ships in a hockey match yesterday afternoon, at King's Park, and defeated the latter by three goals to one.

This was true of women as well as Native," big fun and music frolle to the men. Several of the women ap-be seen and heard as the main item on pearing in the picture acted as the programme at The Central hurs in Europe during the World Theatre all this week. Jeanette Mac. War.

Donald, Jack Oakie, James Hall and The Health Bulletin of Eastern

Nationals from every emuntry, men Skeets Gallagher all estabilahed re- Ports for the week ending the 6th who had fought each other from difputations in Broadway music-comedy instant shows the following cases

ferent war fronts, marched in the productions beture entering moving of infectious diseases and the troops engaged in making the picture. pictures. deaths therefrom: Plague, 1 case Many of them were experts.

Hall was the first to leave the stage This accounts for the startling for the screen, Dakle and Gailagher 1 death Cholera, Bombay 4 cases 1

Hollywood death, Calcutta 2 cases

1 death ralism of the hundreds of scenes were next, arriving in

Aim masterpiece. shortly before celluloid went art!- Tuticorin I case. Pondicherry that comprise the

Veterans fram England, the United culate. Hall was Clara Bow's lead-

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