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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, HỒNG KONG
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January 21st, 1929,
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THE
BATTLE
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Jean Hersholt Phyllis Haver Belle Bennett -
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The Battle
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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,
FANLING HUNT STEEPLECHASES.
SASSOON CUP WON BY LIEUT. SHILLINGTON,
N. HASHIM'S MY LADY RUNS AWAY, WITH WINTER HANDICAP.
[BY EARLY BIRD.]
The New Year steeplechase meet-
of the Fanling Hant was brought to a very successful con- clusion in the presence of a large gathering at Kwanti race-course last Saturday afternoon. H.E. the Cecil Clementi, Governor (Sir
K.C.M.G.) and party were present
The winner paid the very good dividend of $8.00 which was remark,
able considering 130 tickets were registered for a win compared to E and 17. which were placed on the second and third horse respectively.
The Winter Handicap. Mr. N. Hashim's candidate My also H.E. the General Officer Com-Lady, won in a canter, in spite of manding Troops (Major-General Cthe fact that she was giving 18 lbs." C. Luard), the Colonial Secretary to the second pony and 16 lbs. to (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, the third. Tap Sise's endeavour to C.M.G.) and Mrs. Southorn.
Quite" a number of those present had taken advantage of the glorious weather, and, well supplied with picnic baskets, enjoyed a picnic tiffin ir. beautiful surroundings among the
hills between and the racecourge.
As I predicted in my notes on Saturday morning it turned out to
be a favourites' day and I ata, cer- tain backers must have enjoyed very entertaining afternoon's sport.
Out of the five races, I succeeded in tipping four winners; the other one went astray somewhat and only succeeded in being placed third though I have to admit that I had
him spotted as about the best thing of the meeting. Still, this is where the glorious uncertainty of the game comes in, and reminds us even the best of good things are apt to go wrong at times.
The feature of the meeting was the sterling performance of Lieut. J. G. Shillington who although auf- fering accutely from an accident! which occurred early in the week successfully piloted two winners, one of his mounts, Ace of Spades, hav. ing to be ridden half the distance with the aid of only one stirrup..
THE RACING.
January Plate.
In a field of six starters Aris tophanes, the good thing. beaten to a frazzle.
was
"
stretch the mare ended disastrously as he ran wide" at "Loo's Lap which caused Pekin to run wide also which left. Little River to lead the way till entering "Hell's Gully" when My Lady was moved forward and was at the head of affairs when the field came in sight. Borderer parted from his rider at the open ditch owing to a broken stirrup leather. And Mr. Stanton had a se call on Lock Rannock who nearly came to grief at the same jump. Little River who was jump. ing confidently under the judicious handling of Lieutenant Morgan of the.." Queen's "lacked the neces- sary pace in the run home and was content to collect second money
Mr. Fiddles Wilson the starter sent them off to an even start and from the early beginning it was seen that Durham was a red hat triar, Geoff Shillington who is an Ace at this form of steeplechasing had his pony beautifully balanced and clearing his obstacles like a deer he galloped on well ahead of the rest of the field. At the winning post the first time round, Solitaire almost drew level and "Lon Reidy on the favourite was doing nicely about three lengths behind. Not much change occurred in the back country and no forward move- ment was made till opposite the river bend when the leaders began to draw away from the rest of the field when Solitaire, finding the pace too warm, shot his bolt and fell back to meet Skipper who "although a long way behind, was covering the ground strongly in an effort to get on terms with the leaders. Two jumps from the home turn. Reidy began to move on the favourite, but without response, as Durham main tained the lead without difficulty and catering the straight first ran on to win by about three lengths from skipper who succeeded in pipping Aristophanes on the post for third place. Caviare, Solitaire and Craigavad were not suited for the distance and pace tailed off and they finished in the order named.
New Year Maidens.
which left Siang Riger and Lock Rannock to provide the onlookers with a little excitement in order to give the public a chance of collect ing third place bets. Lock Ran- nock got the verdict by a small margin, which may have the effect of causing the old stager to wonder how his master, breaks even on his stable upkeep.
Grand Military Cup.
The beautiful big Silver Cup which was given by Sir Victor Sassoon brought a ready response from the Services with the result that a fairly representative field faced the started in this event. Ace
of Spades who has a remarkable big following was the tit bit as far as the betting was concerned and justi. fed his supporters confidence by winning as he liked despite the in- convenience which must have been caused owing to the loss his rider sustained during the race. puzzles me is why 'Grey Eyes' was favoured in preference to James Pigg who is a most consistant per former over distances.
THE RESULTS.
1-January Plate, "About 1 miles on National Course.
Lidat-Col. Comyn's Durham, 169
Iba...(Mr. Shillington) 1 Mr. Scott-Elliot's Skipper, 158
ibe.
(Owner) 2 MessT Stanton and Reidy's
Aristophanes, 155 lbs
(Mr. Reidy) a Also ran:-Mr. Mass's Cariaro. 189 the (Mr. Macgown); Mr. Potta's ruke's Solitaire, 163 The. (Mr. Craigavad. 155 15s. (Mr. Morgan); Fischer
Pari-mutuel :----
Winner: $25.50%
$3.50.
Places: lat, 88; 2nd, $7.40; 3rd, Winner. Places
Aristophanes Durham Caviare
Solitairo
Skippor..
Craigavad...............
130
130
58
35
13
12
og
16
2.-How Year. Maidens, About 1 mile, on Laside Course.
For all Winner 75; 2nd $25. China ponies that have never won
steeplechase.
Messrs Stanton and Kaidy's
Target, 154 lbs...(Mr. Reidy) 1 Mr. Richardson's Movanagher,
153 ba.......
......(Owner) 2 Morgan's. Newfoundland. 153 lba.'
.....(Owner), a Also ran:-Mr. Clarke's Ray
Mr
JANUARY 21st, 1929.
SCOTS WIN.
MAMMOTH CROWD SEE RUGBY GAME.
FRENCH TEAM VISIT EDINBURGH.
(THROUGH REUTERʼR AGENCY.]
Scotland had to fight" hard to wia
Saturday's keenly contested match at Murrayfield which was
attended by over 55,000 spectatori. Sunshine prevailed and both teams were in fine fettle.
THE SMART SET."
GOOD POLO AND BAD MANNERS.
FILM PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
BY QUR FILM CRITIC,]
"The Smart Set is the latest picture starring William Haines to whom bafalls the role of playing once more the part favoured young cad. Mr. Haines is a personable young man, a fine athletic and quite
The French side attacked strong ly at the commencement of the game and the Scots were hard-a good actor, in himself he may pressed until Drysdale relieved the be a very pleasant and well behaved tension by passing a run to Dykes youth, and it seems the greater pity who was thus able to give his side of this is so that he should always a footing on French ground.
Ian Smith attempted to follow was pulled down. this lead but Scotland were awarded a free kick, Brown sent the shot from a good position and scored penalty goal.
Scots Press Hard. The Scots continned to press but by keen, if unorthodox, tackling the French side contrived to keep the play mostly in midfield. By a brilhant dodging run Brown nearly succeeded in scoring again for Scot land but failed when, only two yardı away from the line.
The French team rallied their Rum, 155 lbs (owner): Me. Scott forces and attacked repeatedly. If Elliott's Boukra, 137 lbs, (owner): they did not score by these tactics, Mr. Kelly's Chokra, 188 lbs (owner); they certainly succeeded in keeping Mr. Mattingley's Fire Call, 130 be. Drgadale busy! The score at half When play was resumed, the (Mr. Shillington), Mr. Sugden's time was 3-0 in Scotland's favour. Grey Mist. 152 lbs. (owner); Mr. Shillington's Knave of Diamonds. French continued to attack strongly on wh Los bs. (Mr. Back the ricinity of their opponents' 181 lbs. (Mr. Cave); Mrs. Charles but eventually the. Soots reached house); Mr. Hawke's Sheila, 187. hine where Paterson scored a goal lbs. (owner); Mr. Fischer's Tame for his side. A few moments later, rian, 147 lbs. (owner); Mr. Potts's Drysdale secured an unconverted Wowser; 162 lbs. (Mr. Charles).
try.
Applause was deafening when Pari-mutuel
through the Behoteguy dashed Winner: $8.
unconverted try. Scotland had to tackle hard to keep out the eager Frenchmen..
An unconventional but good game which resulted in the score of 6-3 in favour of the Haggia!
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Grant, A. Hashim, Dr. G. Hallings, modern youth. It is a pity for his E. or L Hangan, Mrs. N. Hayune, own sake and even more for that. E. Johnson (Pussy Foot), Mrs. of the young men who watch his Ed. James (Methodist Mission), screen antics, for when quite young Ancansse Jean, Sins, W. Y. Leung, they doubtless admire him and set H. S. Lam, Ged. Lynott, K. G. themselves up as his followers. If Mano, H. L. Morris (II.K. Exposi they think monkey tricks go down tion Grounds), J. Macdonald, Mise with the young ladies of the Colony Marriott, L. O. Vander Meulen, they will find that film and and H. A. Mobler, R. R. Marsh, Mrs. real life are not the same and March, Nge Nam. Trinh, Dr. D. R. that very gentle ladies have very Nelson, Rene Oustry, E. H. Oesch, hard palms on occasions.
Mr. Haines as "Tommy Van A. Philip, Phil. Art Furniture Co., Miss A. L. Papham, Butch' is a wealthy young American For Rusil, Capt. J. V. Reed (8.5 with much money and an overwhelm Sunpath), H. Rennie; I ingly good opinion of himself, no Savitzky, W. D. Smith, Miss A manners, and a talent for polo. By Smedley, D. Stewart, H. Saley, J. his insufferable selfishness he loses Trillat, W. B. Whishaw, J. C. his place in the international polo Walters, R. Wallace, L. Willeborts, team, but is taken ou again, in time H. E. Walson, H. "A. Wimbe. to win the match against England. when one of the other players in- jures himself.
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Unpaid Correspondence,
Places: 1st, $7; 2nd, 218; 3rd. Scottish ranks and enabled Magnol is well staged and acted, and if you Bank, Commercial of the 17th
$12.40.
Target
Fire Call Boukra
Wowser Movanagher Tamerlan Grey Mist Chokra
Winner. Places.
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Winner: 28.
130
:100
14
43
20
38
Newfoundland. ................. Bay Rum
17
30
6
16
20
Pari-mutuel
17
16
Places: 1st, $5.50; 2nd. $7; 3rd, 29.80.
Mowgli
135
131
May
18
38
4
Blotting Paper
12
84
Tap Siao.
20
Caviaro
15
Solitaire
9
8
Sheila ........
Sea Hawk
Knave of Diamonds
3.-Winter Handicap. About 1 miles on National Coarse.
Mr. Hashim's My Lady, 188 lbs.
(Mr. Charles) 1
Lieut. Col. Comyn's Little River,
150 lbs: (Mr. Morgan) 2 Mr. Stanton's Loch Rannoch, 152
lbs.
Sheila Social Call Tarzali
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Queen's. To-day The Smart Set." To-morrow:-Marion Dori's amus ing comedy, The Patsy" is being shown again by special request. Wednesday to Saturday:- Battle of the Sexes. Griffith has chosen for the theme of his latest picture, a story that might have had its setting in any town or city of to-day. The situations are those which that might happen to anyone and which most people have met either directly or indirectly. Patron.-H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi Overnight, a happy benedict finds (Owner) 3K.C.M.G.
himself unbelievably rich, and he Honorary Steward-HE. Vice and his family look forward to peace. Admiral Sir Reginald Y. Tyrwhitt, and plenty for the years to come,
enter his tranquil life, and jastantly Bunker Bart, K.C.B., D.S.O., D.C.L. but an adventuress contrives to (Oxon), H.E. Major-General C. C. Luard, C.B, C.M.G., Commodore there is chana One critic said of Wome
"It is a far cry from B. A. S. Hill, R.N., Hon. Mr. W. Tthis picture. Southorn, C.M.G.
Stewards-Hon. Mr. B. D. F. the master director's initial produc tion to his newest masterpiece, for Beith, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, the picture industry has advanced-- Mr. R. M. Dyer, Lieut. Col. G. Kand to that advance no man has Vinkhapseng
than, D. W contributed Griffith. The cast is composed of 0380, 573 Jean Hersholt Phyllis Haver, Belle Crispation Bennett, Don Alvarado, Sally O'Neil Lechon .....
Paursco... Sand William Binkewell
New York 8.8. Morea.
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Kowloon, S.8. Prea. Mackinley. Ng Tai Noon........ Sandakan.. Kick Shaw... Empress of France. Neverorgan ....... Bisbjerg Kremlin Bisbjerg Kremlin
Batavia. Canton. Canton,
Also ran:-Licut-Col. Comyn'a- Borderer, 155 lbs. (Mr. Clark); Mr. Richardson's Pekin, 151 lbs. (owner); Major Lake's Tap Biac, 150 lbs. (Mr. Clarke); Dr. Pierce
Trulum Desrocax, 266 Road What Grove's Biang River, 157 lbe (Mr.
Cave).
Ace of Spades who is a fast beginer knuckled down early and tried to run the opposition off their feet with the desired effect as he soon established a substantial lead which allowed his rides to ease him up a bit after the first mile and a quarter. Whereas the favourite was rapping his hurdles badly James Pigg and Dumbell was doing hand- somely until the latter lost his rider who was unseated at the water jump: owing to a broken stirrup. Grey Eyes who was running well enough. came a parla in the back country and dislodged his rider who, how ever, remounted and finished the course. After Honeymood had re. a considerable number of fused times at each obstacle it was a mystery to me why the stewards did not order his rider to leave the course as it was hopeless for him to continue under the, circumstances. It is to be hoped a rule will be on view which will prevent a reeur rence of this happening at future meetings.
A field of ten, runners faced the
Good Resolution Stakes, starter in the second event, and Target, the classy looking Derby Mowgli by far the most popular griffin, belonging to the Stanton little animal on either the flat or and Reidy stable, opened up a steeplechase" courses won the last ourite and subsequently put backers race in effortless fashion. May, the in a good mood by bringing home only serious contender to the
The favourite the bacon.
and speedy skenbald, was obliged to Movanagher were on the advantage carry 12 lbs. overweight owing to side of the flag at the start and the fact that Mr. Shillington who making the best of a quick begin was to have had the mount was ning soon had the field well string forced to stand down by his doctor out with Sea Hawk out of the pic owing to the injury to his shoulder. - ture for keeps, having refused to The connections of May although take the first hurdle. Newfound disappointed at not having the pony land rather impressed till well over in at the proper weight, hope to "Loo's Leap' when he began to fall back and was passed by Boukrameet Mowgle over the same course on some future occasion. Off to a
-Pari-mutuel :-
Winner: $7.90. Places: 1st, 36.10; 2nd, 810,30; 3rd, $7.90.
Winner Places. 126. 117
My Lady Loch Rannoch
·Borderer........ Tap Siac
Hall Bratton, Hon. Mr. C. G. 8. Mackic. Mr. H. H. Priestley, Hon. Mr. W. E. L Shenton, Mr. Sutton, Mr. H. P. White.
Judges. Hon. Mr. C. G. Mackie and Mr. F. Suttono.
Starter.Mr. W. D. Fiddes Wil-
32
60
19
60
29
Little River Siang River
25
15
son.
8
Pekin...
B
4-Grand Military Cup. About 2 miles, on National Course.
For a challenge cup presented by For Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart. China ponies the property of officers of HM.'s Forces or members of
H.K.V.D.C.
Handicapper.-Mr. C. M. 5.
Alves.
In Charge of Paddock-Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin...
In Charge of Seniet-Mr. F. Sutton,
more
World. To-day and to-morrow: The a spectacular Loves of Pharaoh," picture of ancient Egypt starring Emil Jannings.
Wednesday and Thursday-Ray. "A Regular mend Grifith in Fellow."
Saturday: The
Friday and In Charge of Cash Sweep"and l'ari-Mutuel. Mr. E. M. Hazeland. High School Hero with Sally
Joint MasterMr. H. Birkett | Phipphs and Nick Stuart. and Dr. F. Pierce-Grove.
Clerk of the Course-Dr. F. Pierce-Grove
Treasurers and Messrs. Thomson & Co.
Mr. Shillington's Ace of Spadee,
Secretaries 158 15...... (Owner) 1 135 lb (Mr. Macgown) 2 Mr. Macnamara's James Pigg Major Lake's As You Like It.
Star. At 6.15 only. To-day and tomorrow" A Re gular Fellow."
Wednesday and Thursday: The Circle." Ад
excellent picture adapt- with Eleanor Boardman, Creighton Halo and George Fawcett.
Friday and Saturday:- An cxn citing western" with Tia McCoy, "The Law of the Range."
158 lbs...(Mr. Scott Elliott) 3 ALL THE LUCKY NUMBERS.ed from Someaset Maughan's novel,
Also ran: Mr. Mattingley's Dumbell, 158.lbe (owner); Lieut.. Col. Comyn's Grey Eyen 155 lbs. (Mr. Morgan), Dr. Macgown's Honeymoon, 185 lbs. (Mr. Durran); Mr. Clarke's Kiangsu, 168 lbs. (owner).
Fari-mutuel :-
Winner: $8.60. Places: 1st, 80.10; Brid, $7.90; 3rd, #9.90.
Ace of Spades Grey Eyes
The Big Sweep. No. 4914
3210 5632
82,295.30. €55.80 397.90
95
Unplaced ponies ($52.10 each): Nos: 1860, 2754, 2701, 2053, 1934, 833,
4812.
Race I
No. 18 20 225
Winner. Places. *** 149
49
75
$107.80 30.80 15,40 Unplaced ponies ($10 each) :- 133 Nos. 17, 32, 11.
Race I
James Pigg
40
69
No. 56
Duinbell
19.
3-4
45
++
As You Like It...... 16. Kiangsu
31
41
8140.70 40.20 20.10
Honeymoon.
3 4
11
8
5. Good Resolution" Stakes.
624
Race III
No. 8
30
21
44
One round, on Inside Course.
and Fire Call and eventually joined good start Mowgli was accompanied Messrs. Stanton and Reidy's the rearguard. Sheila who was by Solitaire and Blotting Paper Mowgli, 156 lbs...(Mr. Reidy) 1 carrying 40 lbs. overweight unseat- ed her rider at the water jump but with Sheila, May, Caviore and Mrs. Charles Max: 168 lbs.
Tarzalt in a bunch close up. In the
A MALAYAN FILM.
CAPT. MALINS TO MAKE A PICTURE.
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Haiphong.
Saigon. Quinbone.
Batavia..
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RAVAGING ECZEMA!
FACE, ARMS AND BODY ATTACKED.
MARVELLOUS ZAM-BUK CURE.
The ever-increasing number of
diseases which have defied all other forms of treatment is convincing testimony of the exceptional power of this great herbal balra. The fol. lowing facts Sworn on Oath by Mrs. E. Connor of Bread St., Leeds, England, before Mr. W. Barrand, Solicitor, of the same city, prove Zam-Buk's astounding
amazing Zam-Buk cures in skin
power.
First tiny eruptions came on said Mrs. Connor. my elbows,
These became red and inflamed and formed into patches of eczema which spread rapidly over my arms. and face and eventually covered my whole body. My skin was dry, scaly and full of fiery irritation.
I was too ashamed to go to s doctor. To hide my disfigurement
I I wore bandages for months. Capt. Malins, who is directing couldn't wash, bake or attend to three British film productions be my housework So I suffered, for tween India and Java, has arrived two years, doctoring myself useless- in Singapore to make preparationsly with ordinary ointments and for the taking of scenes here and salves. At last I decided to try Unplaced ponies (10 each) in Johore. The Malayan picture Zam-Buk, through reading about a of the series, which is entitled cure similar to mine, I applied a Nos. 20, 35, 27, 33, 2, 6, 31, 37, 34, Shadows, is by Capt. Reid, a fresh dressing of the balm night. well-known writer, who is assisting and morning. As a result the Capt. Malina in his productions. itching and irritation stopped and The staff will arrive from Saigon, my skin got beautifully cool. I and local artists will be engaged kept on with Zam-Bak until the for certain parts of the scenes. The dead scaly patches had fallen away other pictures of the series are leaving perfect new healthy skin. "Koh-i-Noor and "Mhanteen," Compounded from certain rare which will be produced in Indis, herbal oils and essences, Zam-Buk A good deal of work has already is a wonderful cure, for
Bores, d been done in India, Burma, Siam ulcers, chronic
itch,
$8
$170.10 48.60 24.30
$167.30 47.80 ....23.90° Usplaced ponies (810 each): (Mr. Charles) 2 Nos. 83, 23, 51, 42.
Race IV. was remounted, and actually forged back straight May made a forward Mr. Mana Caviare, 160 lbs.
(Mr. Watson) 3
No. 40 her way into fourth place at the
movement which brought Mowgli
47 river bend and looked like a winner.
back to something within striking
Also ran:-Mr. Watson's Blotting Accompanied by Newfoundland distance, but bumping overweight
two cats, scratches, burns, Unplaced ponies (810 each) very successful, except for Mr. Hawke's Sheila, 147 lbs. (Mr. (who was making another effort), against such a performer soon told Paper, 156 lbs. (Mr. Macgown);
tragic occurrences. The death of feet, etc they began to shorten the distance the tale and Mowgli again increased between themselves and the leaders. his lead before coming to the hurdle Sugden); Mr. Potts Social Call, Nos. 33, 34, 54, 19.
Bjuke's Solitaire, 153 lbs. (Mr. Target was in command, with a at the foot of the straight which 5 lbs. (Mr. McCartney); Mr. clear three lengtas to the good of allowed him to win. May beaten but Fischer); Major Lake's Tap Biac, Movanagher, со entering the not disgraced came away from the straight and only succeeded in shak rest of the field despite his burden 150 lbs. (Mr. Clarke); Mr. Mat ing the latter of right under the finishing well ahead of Caviare who tingley's Tarali, 184 lbe (owner). (Continued on next Voluma). witame thin
No. 38
11
Race V.
$103.00 65.40 60
27.70 45.... "Urplaced ponies ($10 each): Nos. 19, 33, 71, 83, 19, 40,
and Indo-China, and has proved wounds, bad legs, calda, NOT
All dispensaries and
Mr. Clive Maskelyne, a member of medicine dealers sell Zam-Buk in the party, on the way out to handy size boxes. Rub it in" India, has already been reported. for aches, pains, colds, chills and Recently, in Indo-China, Mr. Vedi rheumatism. Agents:-Messrs du the head camera man, was killed B. Moulder & Co., Ltd., P.O. Box through & motor accident. 1ase, Hong Kong.