... Snow- Storm Over H oily wood Wintry wastes made to order for Tolstoy's Resurrection. The Fake Masters of Filmland use (as below) sand which photo graphs under the bright sun white like snow and makes a background for a winter scene in the Universal film version of Tolstoy's great story, in which John Boles andLupe Velez have the leading parts. MAKING A SNOWFALL FOR RESURRECTION: WHITE SAND ...

... HARVEY LOSES HIS FIRST AMERICAN FIGHT A DISPUTED VERDICT. AN INCIDENT DURING THE FIGHT WHICH EVOKED SUCH ADVERSE OPINIONS AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK: LEN HARVEY DUCKS LOW TO AVOID VINCE DUNDEE'S BLOW. THE BRITISH MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION'S UNSUCCESSFUL AMERICAN D&BUT: harvey Goes down in the sixth round from a short right from dundee. HARVEY, IN TURN, SINKS TO THE CANVAS, WHERE HE HAD ...

... THE HIGH SPOT OF THE CIRCUS: OLYMPIA'S BIGGEST THRILL. A MIRACLE OF BALANCE ABOVE THE RING THE WALLENDAS' HIGH-WIRE ACT. The most hair-raising of the many similar moments at the Bertram Mills Circus at Olympia this year is the high-wire act of the Wallendas, the dizzy progress of which, far above the ring, can be followed in our pictures above. First, two members of the troupe hold a pole ...

... . A KISS FOR A FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN PILOT: AT THE WEDDING OF AIR- COMMODORE KINGSFORD-SMITH AND MISS MARY POWELL AT MELBOURNE. THE MARRIAGE OF A FAMOUS MOUNTAINEER MR. F. S. SMYTHE, OF THE RECENT KANGCHENJUNGA EXPEDITION, AND MISS KATHLEEN JOHNSON. A PRESENTATION TO THE FIRST WOMAN WINNER OF THE KING'S CUP SIR JOSEPH REED HANDS A TROPHY TO MISS WINIFRED BROWN. LADY SEGRAVE INSPECTS HER FAMOUS ...

... WALES v. ENGLAND AT TWICKENHAM. A drawn match of many thrills, but scarcely of advanced reputations-. BY COLONEL PHILIP TREVOR, C.B.E, SO the international match played last Saturday at Twickenham ended in a tie-- or as it is the fashion to call it, a draw --of eleven points all. A desperately close game always has a merciful tendency to cloak its bareness, and nudity does not always stand ...

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... ATHLETICS AND ART THE WORK OF Ar SCULPTOR-SPORTSMAN. These pieces of sporting statuary by Mr. George W. Goodman are fine examples of the modern athletic school of art, the development of Greek sculpture to portray the sports of to-day. Mr. Goodman is well fitted for his task, both by his first-hand knowledge of the sports them selves and by the sportsman' s physique which he personally ...

... American Influences in Golf MODERNISING BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIPS. BY A ROVING PLAYER. WHETHER we like it or not, there is no getting away from the fact that golf in this country is slowly yielding to American influences. Americanisation has taken place in dress; in the use of golfing idioms such as shot a birdie (horrible phrase); three- putted; in steel for wood, and, lastly, in general ...

... . r 1 f SUMMER SAILING AT YULETIDE A DECEMBER SCENE IN SYDNEY HARBOUR. Sailing, bathing and picnics are the order of the day at Christmas time at Sydney Harbour, which is one of the finest natural harbours in the world. It is landlocked and has deep water to the edge of its rocky shores, while the equability of the climate in that favoured part makes yachting pleasurable for the greater part ...

... . Our illustration was taken on the occasion of a meet of the Pytchley at West Haddon, in their Northamptonshire country, and the pack is Colonel J. G. Lowther, D.S.O., M.C.. and Mr. R. L. Tree re seen when moving away from Twenty-Four Acres covert, where they had killed. Later on. a fox was put to ground in Elkington covert. the present Joint-Masters of the Pytchley. ...

... . This charming study achieves a subtle harmony of periods, for the Italian effect of the young actress's frock is enhanced by the Renaissance sculpture of St. George and the Dragon in the background. Diana Wynyard is one of the West End's latest and most delightful acquisitions as a leading lady, and her present performance in Petticoat Influence, which is still going strong, and is likely ...