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VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
Abandons Music for Sausages
CRICKET
LEAGUE-1,
K.C.C. . 'UNIVERSITY.
Kowloon Cricket Club were beaten by the University by 68
runs on their own ground.
Scores:-
University,
L. T. Ride, b Goodwin... H. Namanbhoy, o E. O. Fin A. T. Loo, b Burnett
chor, b Burnett
10
40
0
Hung, b
32
E. L. Gosano, b Goodwin F. R. Zimmern,
Lyal
A. M. Rodrigues, e Melunca,
b Goodwin
S. Reid, b Burnett
0:
K. P. Gan, l.b.w., b Burnett 0 A. T. Nomanbhoy, 1.b.w., b...
Lyal
10:
В
0
30
.134
Extras
Total.
Bowling Analysis
.
0. MR. W.
14
The other day I bought a Ham- burger sausage from a man who fow years ago was enchanting thou- sands of wireless fans on the Pacific Coast pf America," writes a Daily Press representative. The virtuoso way none other that Mr. Dave | Blumenthal, the twenty-eight years old son of the proprietor of the Maroci Café, Nathan Road, Kom foon. Five years ago "Dave" was making over $400 (gold) a month with his violin in the States, but being a good son he renounced his musical career to obey the parental Bummons in 1939 and has since been Basisting Mr. Blumenthal Senior in E. T. Wood, not out
A. A, Aziz b McInnes the management of his restaurant.
"Dave"
started his musical career in Singapore, where ho play ed for the Municipal Orchestra and assisted at various concerts in the Straits. Later he went to Shanghai and was one of the pioneers, who delighted the few listeners-in with concerts broadcast from the one and only radio station then in existence in that city. From Shanghai the ambitions young musician went to Canada in search of fame and fortune, and was soon sought for by radio syndientes and, by the managers of concert halls, and, to judge from reports published in the "Canadian newspapers, it was not long before he was the idol of audi- ences and listeners-in in the nearly every large city in that Dominion. When he was not playing to enrap tured audiences, "Dave
22 was giv ing lessons on the violin and must altogether bave been making quite a comfortable income. visions of greater things lured young Blumenthal to a land where artistes
are more highly paid.
On the Pacific Seaboard.
་ ་
bad
*Burgett
Goodwin Smith Melunes
1
9 B4 16 4 51 3
3
D 1J
4
1 ກ t
+ »
G J
Igal .... *Bowled 2 no balls.
Kowloon 0.0.
E. C. Fincher, b Gosano...... 30 A. T. Lay, e Zimmern, h
Lec
E. F. Fincher, b Lee
I. MeInnes, b Lee
B
D
1
W. C. Hung, b Gosano
10
F. S. W. Smith, b Gosano ... 3 F. Goodwin, b Leo.
14
G. & Burnett, o H. Noman-
bhoy, Gosano
21
J. O. Lyal, b'Gosano
8
But
N. A. E Mackay,
rignes, b Leo
c Rod-
о
V. M. Benwell, not out
Extras
0
3
Total...
16
musicians.
I.the
Bowling Analysis.
W.
.Q. M. R. 10.3 5 51 A. T. Nomanbhoy 8 ·1 19 0 Gosano
B 3
23. 5..
LEAGUE II.
FOOTBALL
FIRST DIVISION
KOWLOON LOSE. TO POLICE
.Kowloof lost to the Palice by ong goal to it in their matchi played on the Kowloon Football Club ground. Kowloon were rather pulucky to lose, as they had a fair share of the play, and the result I was in about till almost the end.
Kowloon attacked from the
And for the fires twenty min utes, they had matters much their OWN way. Thoir forwards, how- ver, were weak in shooting and missed numerous chances.
The Police then began to settle down, and Moss nearly scored when he brought Cook to his knees with a fast abot.
The interys arrived with no
acore.
At the resumption, the Police, at- taeked strongly but failed to score although T. Pile sent in some nice centres. Towards the end they were awarded a corner and from the dag kick, Johnson labbed the
ball goalwards. Cook misjudged the flight of the ball, and it passed just under the bar to give the Po lice the match.
R. P. O. Darlington lined out the following teams:-
Kowloon: Cook: Gaulty, Wal- ker; Whitfield, Bliss. Wood: Hill, Webb, Nellans, Phillips and Bickford.
Blackburn,
Police: Minty: Brittain: Wheeler, Channing, Pile
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RECREIO V. NAVY
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This match was played at King's The Noted House of Drapers
Park and resulted in an easy win
for the Navy by five goals to two. The sailors had most of the play and were never fully. extended.
Shortly after the commencement the Navy opened their scoring through Davis. This lead, how- over, was shortlived for the Re- creis soon equalised through San- tos. The sailors again took up. the attack, but could not managa to score when the interval arrived. After the interval, play was more even, with the sailors slightly an perior. In a scrimmage in front f the Recreio's goalmouth, Me Phee secured the lead for the Navy. Shortly afterwards the Re- crsic again managed to equalise At Pokfulam, the Kowloon Cricket a nice cross shot. From then on, through Castilho who scored with Club beat the University by however, the sailors had the big Batted first, the K.CC ger part of play, and soon after for three wickets deciated, C.lead for them. Almost immediate knocked up the huge total of 105wards, McPhee again secured the Stapleton registered a century. The ly, he added the fourth goal and Undergrads could only reply with towards the end. Davis netted... 108 fot all wickets, Skinner taking
riwis.
K.O... UNIVERSITY.
four for 356 runa. 3
Scores:
K.CO. (for three wickets).. 195 University
108
Navy Botterill: Daves, Po- well; Purkins, Shirras, Good. rich Warren, Barrett, Hudspeth, Davis and McPhes.
Recreio Marques; Guterres, Delgado Oliveira, Figueiredo, Mackintosh; Castilho, Gomes, F. Santos, J. Santos and Laurel..
In 192 or thereabouts he was in- duced to visit Americ, where it was said, Uncle Sam's millions were thirsting to hear first rate talent over" the air." In Seattle, where there were then-seven broadcasting atations, "Dave" joined a famous orchestra' known ля "Jules Buffano's Greater Fifth Avenue Band and was soon able to disprove the theory that musicians ·MUSE starve, though · there are good musicians and Blumenthal was one of the good musicians and he had little difficulty in achieving fame from one end of the Pacific seaboard to the other: When he left Jules Buffano's " Band he struck out on his own, gave violin solos of classical music and öventually formed the "Melody Toam which acht America "crazy" with its unusual treament of jazz music. To quote the Seattle Star young Blumenthal has the artistes such high fees, some of the gift of interpreting in a novel and more celebrated ones, such as Paul fascinating manner the rhythm of Whiteman or Eddie Cantor, getting modern jazz music. Praise was much as $20,000 per week. SECOND DIVISION showered upon him by every news-fluous broadcasting time" which Frequently the studios had super- paper in whichever town or city he they could hot sell, so they would
KOWLOON V. TSUNG TSIN played wealthy widows and emo-often exchange it for free quarters, tional flappers, spellbound by his food and clothing for the artistes; loon played pluckily against Taung playing, sent hi lettera of con- this enabled them to reduce salaries Tsin, ane it was only until the Fielding only nine men, Kow- gratulation, and affection, and he re-without affecting the pockets of the last few minutes that they lost coived so many invitations that had artistes. With advertising broad- he accepted them all he would have castes, every item was timed to the match by the odd goal in three. had no time in which to work. second and if an artiste, had not G. White netted after a
Kowloon opened the scoring when A U.S. Radio Studio.
finished his performance by the Mr. Blumenthal gave our
scheduled time, he would be cat minutes play. After about twenty repre off the air." Mr. Blumenthal kaid lised through Fung Hoi Hing, who minutes' play, Taung Tsin equa sentative an interesting account of that once this happened to a Pre- netted from a scramble. the organisation of an American sident of the United States... radio where nadvertisers who wish to broadcast programmes featuring
No Regrets. their trade goods have to pay 2having severed his musical career minutes that they scored the win- Mr. Blumenthal does not regret but it was not until the last five much as $5,000 an hour for time which might have placed him in the ning goal through Fung alone, whilst the ices they pay for foremost ranks of radio performers Hing. artistes are enormous. The manu in America. He is quite happy as facturers of Lucky Strike" gesisting his father to develop their rettes along have an annual radio business in Hong Kong-and-Kow- advertising account of €45,000,000; foon, and has no ambition to take and some concerns spend double! that amount in advertising by wire Occasionally he delights audiences. up his violin again as a profession. less. The radio company by which with concerts Frora the local studio Mr. Blumenthal was employed had and organised with Mr. G. W. True an income of over G30,000,000 from what is familiar to listeners-in in advertising every year. It was the Colony as The Melody Toem." owing to these huge profits that He says that he will never go blick broadcasting companies in the to his old career, but admits that, States were able to pay their where the musical temperament is
(Continued on next Column) concerned, you never know
few
In the second. half the Chinese had the bigger part of the play,
THIRD DIVISION
RECREIO V. BORDERERS
Hoi
match ended in win for the Played at Chatham Road. this Borderers by four goals to nil Play was even in the first half, the score sheat being blank, but in the second half the Borderers ran riot with the Recreio's defence, scoring no less than four goals.
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