The film of the Wolgast-Rivers fight for the championship of the world was produced at enormous expense, as a bonus of considerable amount had to be paid to the contestants. But some States passed laws prohibiting the exhibition of boxing films, and the enterprise of the photographers resulted in loss. Mr. Hall has secured the film at considerable expense, but a private view showed that it justifies all that can be said about it. Each action of these two wonderful fighting machines is clearly shown, and the film is a revelation of the perfection to which boxing has attained.