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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 17, 15 October 1926, Page 9

This week’s issue of the “New Zealand Sporting and Dramatic Review” is sure to be highly popular on account of the varied array of striking photographs. The centre pages arc artistically set out with golf, tennis atid sculling champions, Mrs. Jack Dempsey, holiday fun at Deauville, the ex-King of Greece, and the world’s fastest speed boat. Of exclusive interest is the page devoted to the King’s College annual steeplechase at Mangere, showing the competitors at various stages of the journey. The Whahgarei Racing Chib’s meeting is featured in two pages of vivid snapshots. Keen attention will be drawn to the English series of snapshots representing the League All Blacks in training at Harrogate An impressive set of photographs illustrates the funeral of that noble woman the Rev Mother Marv Aubert. With the lively interest in beautv competitions at present the latest photographs of “Miss \merica” will make an exceptional ap neal Individual snaps of the Thames Rugbv representatives will specially interest the goldfields residents, while other subjects that are given particular prominence are the Waiuku Kennel Club’s Show, view of the Angelas Temple at Los Angeles, latest bathino suit fashions from America. Gene Tun ney, raising sunken German battle ships, the King in the Highlands, and she Palmerston North Y.M.C.A carnival. The stage and motion picture sections have liiglilv attractive representations, and the whole issue is of commendable value. The “Review” is. on sale at all booksellers and stationers.—Advt (1).