12

CENTRAL THEATRE

FIÑAL SHOWINGS

TO-DAY

at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

A British Famous Players Guild Triumphant Production.

WILLIAM HUTTER presents

77

PARK LANE

UNITED JRTISTS/

With

"DENNIS NEILSON-TERRY BETTY STOCKFELD

DIRECTED BY ALBERT DE COURVILLE.

A sophisticated thriller that is as witty as it is exciting, as charmingly romantic as it is sus- penseful

THE LATAST UNITED ARTISTS SPECIAL RELEASE

COMMENCING TO-MORROW

A Story of Blazing Hatred, Flaming

Loyalty and a Glorious Love.

JACK HOLT & CONSTANCE CUMMINGS

THE

-IN

List Parade

כז 13

ABDULLA

Imperial Preference

A Blend of Finest Virginia and Empire Grown Tobaccos

LIPTON'S

GREEN

FAMOUS

TRY LIPTON'S

NEW PACKET TEA

CEYLONTA

It

costs

LESS

to-day

The

This is a fact. prices of all cigarettes have recently under- gone a notable reduc- tion. But there is more to it than just that, The Empire grown tobaccos blend- ed in this tine cigarette are not so costly as foreign Virginian leaves.

So, apart from Imperial sentiment, to smoke Imperial Pre- ference is to ensure purer tobacco, as well 05 to save yourself money.

John D. HUTCHISON & CO. King's Building, Hongkong.

TEAS

FROM ALL COMPRADORE STORES

CEYLONTA

TEA

Agents:-W. R. LOXLEY & CO.

MAN HING

TAILOR

PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED

No.-9 D'Aguilar Street.

A.P.B. 13.

LABEL

Tel. 20780.

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1832,

VICTORIA GAP HOME RUN HITTERS ON

MURDER

FURTHER ARGUMENT

IN COURT

RAMPAGE

Fifteen in Seven Games Yesterday

STREET SUPPLY

INTERRUPTED

re- Sal

MAN UNSCREWS WATER TAP Considerable inconvenience up. Mr. Somerset Fitzroy submitted

pears to have been caused to that tliere had been too much pre-

sidents of Staunton Street, New York, May 24.

Street and other neighbouring sumption in the hearing of the Victoria Gap murder case in the,

Fiftoon home runs were hit in

thoroughfares yesterday afternoon in ihe Court below, when he continued his seven matches played

when several of the street fountains argument in the Full Court this major baseball leagues to-day.

remained dry during the period Collins when the water was turned on. morning on behalf of Cheung Taze-

The Bambino and

The situation was revealed in a. san and Cheung Sau-fu, who were found guilty of the murder by the (Cardinals) began to chase after jury at the Criminal Sessions, but Foxx (Athletics), Ruth getting his number of complaints from

Athletics.sidents, while at one fountain was deferred jeleventh, ngainst the pending the decision of the Full while Collins clouted out homers more daring individual proceeded total to to rectify the apparent defect by of Mr. twice, bringing his Court on a submission

Foxx has scored thirteen.unscrewing the tap. An Indian Fitzroy that their enses ought not jeleven.

and constable, however, instantly Ott hit two home runa, to have gone to the jury because of

Allen and Klein (his eighth of rested the man for damaging the lack of evidence.

the season) took courage from his fountain. example at Philadephia, where the Glants had proved killers, despite the fact that three of the Mr. R. E. Lindsell and Mr. T. M.home runs fell to the Giants, Hazlerigg are for the Crown.

on whom sentence

The judges are the Chief Justice (Sir Joseph Kemp) and the Puisne Judge (Mr. Justice Wood).

Was

1.

evening.

re-

or-

Mr.

QUEENS THEATRE

The Air is Always Cool and Fresh

No Circulation of Old Air, but Natural Ventilation

Healthy Safe Comfortable ----

Final Showings To-day at 2.80, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20 p.m.

TIBBET

CAVIRENG

in the spell of

the tropics and...

THE CUBAN LOVE SONG

THE GREATEST MUSICAL ROMANCE YET!

with LUPE VELEZ

ERNEST TORRENCE

Karen Morley

nirected by

W.8. VAN

an

BYKE

On being brought before Wynne Jones at the Central Police Court this morning, Inspector R. Shannon informed his Worship of tite complaints received by the police Huck Wilson showed his met-that in several streets there was Mr. Ule for Brooklyn, hitting a homer no water in the fountains yesterday After reading evidence.

Evidence against the Chinenc ar- Fitzroy read definitions of what to contribute to their defent of

by meant

circumstantial Boston.

Herman, Chiengo, replied once rested for damaging the -fountain evidence, emphasising that such evidence could not go before a jury to Collins's two homers for St. was taken by his Worship,

Lombardi (Cincinnati) Indian constable stating that the unless it was compatible only with Louis.

lost to accused was seen to unscrew the If it was homered, but his team the truth of the charge.

any other reasonable Pittsburgh.

and F. tap in Sai Street at about 6.10 p.m. Johason

In reply to his Worship, witness capable of

evidence Schulte found the bleachers atj explanation, then auch

In the Detroit, while Ferrell and Cissell said that inmediately the Lap was could not go before a jury.

(Chicago) unscrewed water slowed out, where- case under discussion, he remarked, Indians) and Seeds

equal effect.as there was no water before the there had been too much of the punched out with

advantage tap as untwisted. idea of presumption.

Again the home run did not win the game. Chicago winning 11-7.

Results:

W25

1St. Louis

Cincinnati

National League.

3 Benton

G

New York

8

8

0

Chicage Pittsburgh

American League.

NEED OF CAUTION. Referring to a letter which ap peared in the loent Press recently, Me. Fitzroy said It was all very well to fell the jury that they must Brooklyn

11 notlee of anything |Philadelphin not take any they saw or heard outside the Court,

enutim but the Kreatest

those under

circum- necessary stances. There was no question, he remarked, that if the man had had New York any money a warrant for criminal Detroit

bel would have been issued.

Pelving to the Chief Justice, Mr. suggest Fitzroy said he did not that, because of such a letter ap 05 standard peuring, a higher evidence would be required, but was not necessarily one to detain anid that it lent itself to distortion and hold the murdered youth for of the facts.

Continuing,

Chiengo

3 Philadelphilu

6 St. Louis

Cleveland

11

-Router.

ransom only, but the primary ob- ject of the plot was to get the clutches and submitted victim into their counsel

either murder him there was in conclusive evidence then whatever, either direct or eireum-outright and obtain money from stantial, that Cheunge Taze-san or his family on the pretext that he

Sau-fu ever Saw Cheung

the was still alive but they would mur- or dead; der him if the money was not paid deceased, either alive

wnH no evidence for if anything was done to en-

also

there

to show how deceased arrived at danger the plot. Further,

the

On examination of the tap, his Worship remarked that it had op- parently seized through not being used through the day.

In reply to a Worship, In- spector Shannon remarked that there was no netual waste of water. Immediately the tap was unscrew-

ed and the water flowed out, it ran into the cans which were under the fountain. As a matter of fact the defendant had done the people a good turn.

Ilis Worship intimated that he did not think the defendant meant to do any harm. As he had been detained since 6 p.m. yesterday, his Worship registered a caution.

OLYMPIA ROYAL

TOURNAMENT

DRESS REHEARSAL YESTERDAY

London, May 24.

The dress rehearsal to-day of.

The Peak, or whether he was alone Crown case was that, even if the the annual Royal Tournament at or necompanied by others,

original plat was one to kidnap in Olympia was, as usual, attended

He submitted everything pointed the ordinary sense, yet the homi- by a huge and appreciative audi- charitable institutions to the fact that it was not a pre-eide arose naturally and probably ence of school children, many from meditated murder but an affair of as the result of enrrying out the various personal animosity by one person, plot to kidnap, so anyone who took which the Tournament assists such as revenge. Further, he sub-part in the plot to kidnap would financially. Pensioners and dis- mitted, there was nothing to show be accessories before the fact and abled ex-service

present. that either of his clients were any-woufi be guilty of murder. where near the scene.

CROWN ARGUMENT. Making his submissions for the Crown, Mr. Lindsell said the plat

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.10,

7.15 89.30 p.m.

The

Mr. Lindsell then went on to deal with the ease generally and with evidence of association between the accused and others,

The ease is proceeding.

men were

Jimmy Durante

ADDED ATTRACTION

THE GRAND NATIONAL-Kaarst News WILD and WOOLLY" Another of M.G.M's New Sport Berits,

DIRECTED BY NORMAN WALKER

TO-MORROW

Live

Her and

-Stephen King-Hall,

A BRITISH

algo

INTERNATIONAL PICTURE

T

TO-DAY 8 TO-MORROW

E

This year'a performance justi- fies the reputation of the Tourna ment as one the most attractive spectacular items in the London season-British Wireless.

KING'S THEATRE

CHARLIE

CHAN. Earl

Derr Biggers" great Chinese detective,solves

a baffling South

Seas murder Mys-

tery romance that keeps you guessing and gasping, chill- ing and thrilling.

BLACK CAMEL

WARNER OLAND

SALLY EILERS

Bola Lugosi.

Dorothy Ravier- Victor Varconi

Directed by HAMILTON MOFADDEN HIG

DICT

BOOKING

AT THE THEATRE

TEL. 25313

NEXT CHANGE-

SUNDAY, 29th MAY,

with

Jeanette MacDONALD

Reginald DENNY

FOR

MAN

Metro. Golwyn Mayer

VIOTUAN

The MIDDLE WATCH

willy

OWEN NARES JACQUELINE LOGAN

and DODO WATTS,

STAR

Daily at 2 30,5.20 7.20 € 9 20 p.m.

MONTE BLUE and LUPE VELEZ

IN

TIGER ROSE"

Romance Drama and Breath-taking. Thrills A Warner Brothers Picture

MAJESTIC

ube

HOLY TERROR

GEORGE O'BRIEN SALLY EILERS

TO-DAY ONLY

At 2.30, 5 9.20

LIFE TA HIM THAT

IS A BIG GAME POLO.

T

CHARLIS CHAN

Kays

One tongue can make

who has

presented Turkey, STRIKING GESTURE,

Mustapha Kemal with a copy of the War Omes history of the DELICATE COMPLIMENT

Gallipoll campaign dedicated 'as TO MUSTAPHA KEMAL

follow: "Presented to Mustapha Komal by the British Government Angora, May 24. A striking gesture of friendship in memory of a great commander, toward a former foe was made by a noble foe and a generous friend." Sir George Clerk, Ambassador to-Reuter's Special Service.

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PEROY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3. Wyndham Street, in the City of Vistoria Hongkong.

a thousand

araches.

Share This Page