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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22; 1930.

THE FANLING RACE- MEETING.

GOOD SPORT PROVIDED YESTERDAY.

The Christmas Pudding Stakes. A handien steeplechase of 1% intjes. Mr. Stanton's Target (160) (Mr. Stanton)

CINEMA NOTES.

CLIFF EDWARDS TURNS SOLDIER.

tho

FINAL OF GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

MacFARLAN BEATS MUSSON

BY SIX AND FOUR.

Carrying a ukulele to the front might not have been generally done

The final tio of the Royal Hong- Despite the inclement weather, in the World War but ClUT Edwards there was a good attendance at certainly made himself useful with kong Golf Club Championship was Fanling, the Christmas Race Meeting of the his in the war fought in Buster played yesterday at Fanling Hunt at Kwanti yester Keaton's latest talkie, Dough Boys," between J. K. MacFarlan and A. day, at the conclusion of which which will be shown at the Queen's H. Musson, both of the Royal the prizes

were distributed by Theatre, commencing on Wednesday. Artillery, and both making a first

Cir, as the singing doughby appearance in the competition. Mrs. Front.

warbles for the entertainment

held MacFarlan, then after five had the most

favourite, Mr. Stanton Was

a lead of three successful rider, bringing house soldiers, and Incidentally the audienso

renders the song hit of the picture,been played, but was two down three

winners, whilst an attrac-ing" written by Joseph Meyer and nfter the thirteenth, At tim tive event was the mile race for Howard Johnson and then gets shot ndles, won by Mrs. Mackown, who in the ukulele and becomes a casualty time the match, which had pro-

a lot of good was brought the favourite home in of war.

In the afternoon Mac- good style, although given a hard The ukulele-playing songster kos square." Fide by Miss Pamela Scott Hars- the role of "Nescopick" the dough- Forlan was wild in his play, but Metro-Goldwyn-made some good recoveries, and ton, whose mount came in second, boy in the new

Mayer satire on army life, in which Munson, who -could not take two lengths behind. Results:

the redoubtable Buster figures as * chances offered him, was benten millionaire's son who enlists in the by six up and four to play. army. Edward Sedgwick directed the production, which uses an authentic

PROFESSIONALS VISIT. replies of war with ita thrills as a background for a series of screaming-

Some Difficulty Concerning 2ly funny adventuren for Buster, CT,

Fee and Guarantee. Pitzy Kutz, Edward Brophy and Victor Potel. Frank Mayo plays the enptain. William Sterle the lieutenant and Sally Ellers, heroine, is seen as

war entertainer at the front. The hilarious training camp, Bus- ter's adventures in "No Man's Land". and the comical show" at the Trent are among the high spots in th new picture. Inehdentally, most of these meeted with the picture were real Kenton served as a doughboy in the Rainbow Pivision, in the trenches, for the duration of the war. Sedgwick win an army weer trophy, Seel, Juck Mintz, assistant director, Edwards and other wes in the cast all had army and the extris were picked from ex I service no 5.

Mr. S. N. Wang's Forn Lent (140) (Mr. Fincher)

Won by many length. Time: 3.61 sees,

Pari-mutact: Win $2.70: places, 1st. $2 70; 2. $4.10.

The St. Nicholas Hurdle Raco 1 Miles.

Mr. Stanton's November (164). (Mr. Stanton)

Mr. Bramwell's

(168)

Yam

Man's One

1

1

2

San Francisco (Mr. Braunwell) Third (181)

3 (Mr. Charles) Won hy thrco lengths; many lengths.

Time: 12 soen. Pari-untuel Win $5.50; pinces, Inl. 3: 2nd, $2,63,

The Shatankok Handicap, A steeple, chase of 2 miles.

Mr. Stanton's Christmas Frolle

[168)

(Mr. Stanton)

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Mr. Bramwell's As You Like It (Mr. Branwell) (158) Won by many Jengths: many length.

Time: 5.07 secs, l'ari-muturi: Win $2.90; places, tat. $1.

The Kwangsi Handicap. A flat race of 1% miles, Mr. Tang's Discard (143) (Mr. SY. Liang)

Mr. Reidy's City

a) (157) (Mr. Reidy)

Dr. Wong's Shiny Pearl (140)

(Mr. Baekhoun)

Won by half a length; a length. Time 2.54.3 secs.

1

Pari-mutuel: Win $14.20; Places,

Ist. $3; 2. $2.40; 3rd. $2.70.

The Ladies' Mile.

service men,

to

There is now come doubt us whether tho American professional golfors Melhorn and Cruikshank, who are visiting Japan and North China, will play in Hongkong. The pair asked for gate-money of $3 gold, with a guarantee of $500 gold. In view of the state of our dollar, the Committee of the loyal Hongkong Golf Club feel that these terms are prohibitive. They have offered gross receipts of a $6 Mex. gate for an eighteen hole match on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 14, and a enble has been sent to that effect.

Much depends, of course, upon whe- nether the professionals are extending thete tour to Manila and elsewhere, in which event they may consider the Hongkong offer worth accepting.

The company spent several weeks un loration at a "camp" stabli died n high platou near Calabasas verlooking the San Fernando Vally. Army tenis board actors, wris and Lechnicians, and an army cock suppiled the el. A tempority teie phone line run to within two pais Ĺ the "astle" was the only commumea.

on with the outside worlth,

that the company did not lack for

Not with Chr k entertainment. wards around!

Innocents of Paris;">

Maurice Chevaller is

n rent succes in "Innocents of Paris" now showing at the Central Thrure.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

First Round Results of Kowloon

Golf Club Event.

in the Junior Championship of the Kawleon Golf Club, the following were the results:

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS,

Across

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124

1 "In rum a poison 7" The niggard

will scarcely know (ansg.).

to

9 "Though her mien carries much

more invitation than behold her is an immediato check on loose behaviour; to love her Wax FL liberal education." "The Tatler."

10 Here the danger is concealed.

Don't fall into it. 11 What part of one's scariile holl- day may indicate depression 7

in the 12 Concealed

branches, strange to say, you will find the abiding place of cattle. 13 Treating of duty

14 What fruit sounds like part of

a hand at cribbage?

17 Remove from its bux. An easy

clue.

10 This one in harder.

21 Oh, she just rapped on the window ho passed, but it turned out quite a romance in the end (hidden).

22 Plays an important role in a

hospiti.

24 A course of this teaches nothing; W. Grover boat J. Daniel'(4_and 3),

It may do good, however, A. C. Sinon beat A. E. Silkstone 126 Whoever is this is usually active

(up), T. J. King received walk over also. from W. Borrowman, W. Ringshaw 20 Bitter that contains acid.

A swindle that should appeal to

Gent W. J. Woolley (4 and 2), E. 0, 131 Murphy beat 7. Seddon (3 and 1), A. W. Brown beat L. Elford tã and 4). Two matches have not yet heen.

Buxton

It is discult to describe the inplayed, these being F. W. T. Ross V. tangible quality of male art which A, Laughton and II. T. this lol of the French stage wields C. T. Roe.

A flat rare of t mile. (Unofcial).ver his audiences, Monterry Bay (149)

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Young and old

Inke him to their hearts as soon as they glimpse his all-persuasive smile, 1 genius with something of the divine spark that rande La Bern- hardt immortal.

(Mrs. Frost) Grey Dawn (140) (fins P. Scott.

Harston) A 9 (Miss Luck) Blue Boy (15)

Wen by four lengths; six lengths. Places,

Time: 2.142 neer. Pari-matur: Win $430; 1st, $9.00; 2nd. $2.70; 3rd $5.80.

The Christmas Maidens.

A steeplechase of 1 mile. Mr. Bramwell's Sergt. Murphy

(18) Mr. Bramwell)

Harbot's Gay Caballero (101)

(Mr. Claries)

Mr. Reidy's Mr. Sieglar (167)

(Mr. Reidy)

Pari-mutuel: Win $13;

3

Places,

1st. 1.10; 2nd. $3.20; 3rd. $2.50.

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Innocents of Paris" deals with the Paris rise of a pusheart-peddler and singer, Geneva. who gets his chance, and makes good Berlin. on the stage. The scenes are laid Oste The French capital. The supporting Helsingfors. rast is excellent in spite of the fact Athens.... that Chevalier is the kind of star who doesn't need support.

No-one should fail to are this king of minstrelsy and pantemine, Maurice Chevalier.

"Captain of the Guard."

Previous Day. Yesterday, 123.595

Buenos Aires,

Shanghai.

New York.

Amsterdam.

Stockholm.

Vienna..

Madrid...

The drumatic battic hymn of Bucharest France is the theme of "Captain Montevideo. For the Guard," the Universal Hongkong

production

which Central Theatre

opens at

the Brussels. on Friday. Bo Milan sides this thrilling masie, Charles Copenhagen. Wakefield Ondman wrote severni Lisbon ..

The enth sweeps resulted an ful-henutiful_bye songs especially to be Prague.

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$953.40 272.30 126,20

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507. 410,

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296.20

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33 A catch.

34 The screen at the back of an

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36 "Should be stun?” (annug.).

Down.

If you want to be up to date you must have this.

3 Cut fiercely.

1 The course of the cautions.

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17 A tennis ball may be thus treated but there will bo no Iragments.

8 "Cut tres clang” (anog),

In solving this don't forget it may alter the case.

14 "A ses of melting

which

some call tears." "The Gentle men of Verona,"

15 High up-above a stable, for

instance.

16

Just push a per in there, where she li her candle (hiddon), 18 Part of a play,

20 Even the worst of jerry-builders don't raise structures with this kind of beam.

23 "Mammon wins his way where

might despair." "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage."

25 Burned by hot liquid,

27 A boo, for example, in a schnol

of philosophy.

28 The aspiration of Earth,

30 Slangily, the approved thing to

do to the glim.

31 Military term meaning placed) ·

as a hidden outpost.

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sung by John Boles, who is co-starred | Rio with Laura La Plante. "Captain of Bombay. The Guard" is a romantic love story | Yokohaman. besides being an inherently dramatic Silver (spot)...14%

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—British Wireless. eus. Stuart Holmes, Evelyn Hall, Claude Fleming. Murdock MaeQuar- rie. DoW Jennings and others have prominent parts in the picture, which was directed by John Robert-

ה.!

Boles played many lends in famous Pilent pictures, but it was not until the advent of the sound picture that he came into his own. Then, as co- star af "The Desert Song," "Song of the West." "Ela Rita" and "Captain of the Guard," he established himsek.

"Not Damaged,"

John Boles, whose meteoric rise to stardom has placed him among the ivet popular favourites of the singing ren, was bofa in Greenville, Texas. Besides his urvellous voler, Boles has every characteristic belayed e the public in a vereen jast, Toll, hudsone with a golden smile and a

One of the host talkies presented for charming personality," he is an out-

time enne to the Queen's Jam ling Gigure in the romantic photo-ONE

Theatre yesterday, where it com Y stardi.

Educates ng the Greenville High mereed a three days' run under the Shnal al the University of Texas, title of "Not Damaged." Boten tulied to becontr n deelor. The story is an intriguing one, and But the war Intervened and after the choice of the principal speaking service overseas, he determined tarotes happily falls on Lois Meran and cultivate his voice. He studied in Walter Byron, with whom it is New York under Oscar Seagle and in difficult to find fault. In voice and Europe under Jean de Rezke. Is dramatic ability, they both please, first theatrical

perhaps by sharp contrast with the

appearance was on

the New York musical stage, where standard in some pictures shown in he was seen and signed by Gloria the Colony lately, Cinema-goers will Unplaced runnere ($60 each) Nos. Swanson her leading all in not be disappointed if they view this

"Sunyn."

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