The marvels of the gigantic plant and the bustle in a large American factory were well illustrated at the auditorium of the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, when two reels of cinema films, depicting the various processes of manufacturing Carter's inks, were exhibited before several hundred Chinese. Seldom have Hongkong Chinese cinema patrons seen a more instructive exhibition, as showing the untold advantages of using modern machinery in big factories. The films were specially brought out from America by Mr. Clinton B. Wiley, Associate Export Manager and Far East representative of the Carter's Inks Company of Boston. Two amusing comedies featuring the inimitable Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd were also screened.