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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, -1933.

KING'S THEATRE

COMMENCING TO-MORROW.

A GRAND DOUBLE ATTRACTION!

ON THE SCREEN.

The hilarious

adventures of a gay old dog who tried to learn new tricks.

DACHELOR'S

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with

Adolphe MENJOU

Minna

GOMBELL

Joan MARSH

Arthur PIERSON

Based on a play by James Forbes

Directed by Alfred Werker

FOX Picture

ON THE STAGE

THE

RIOTOUS

COMEDY

HOLLYWOOD HI-LIGHTS

A GREAT SINGING AND DANCING CHORUS

A MUSICAL SHOW FULL OF LAUGHS ·

TALENTED COMPANY IN MUSICAL COMEDY presented by REX STORY & LEN Mantell Prices As Usual.

LAST RACE MEETING

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on

Bold General was fourth on ona oc- chalon in a subs' event and Monday he should be prominent, but he is not good enough to bent the first mentioned. runner.

YANGTSZE STAKES.

CHATELAINE WINS.

Fourteen Starters In The Oaks.

1

SAM WRAGG'S RIDE.

London, Jund 2. The Oaks TVÆR run at Epsom to- day, resulting ne follows: Chatelaine (S. Wragg) Solfatara (S. Donoghue) Furtor (Jones).. solfatara; 180/8 Furtor.

1

3

The odda: 25/1 Chatelaine; 20/1

If the weather remaina rainy Valorous or Marquis Hall should be the first to catch the judges' eyer in the Yangtze Stakes. The Tiger lengths. There

The winner won by one and a half wero two lengths is my selection if the course is fast separating the next two horsea and hard. Blue Star is real Fourteen zan. danger in this moderate field in

Sammy Wragg rode Chatelaine, in- which Champagne Bay may also be stead of For. It was a last-minute started and in such an event it change. should offer strong challenge to Velorous,

WEST RIVER PLATE. Krata Viz, as a sprinter in its class, needs no introduction and if

The following also ran: Arethuan, Artistic, Botty, Brown. Betty, Cules- Hal City, Coin of the Realm, Gerrard's Cross, Katherine Root, Shalanagig, Star of England, Versicle.

"King Attends. Glorious summer weather brought

the going is good he should score countless thousands to Epsom for the first win of the season. Battl-Ladles Day to wajeli the Files

Classic, ing Horse was the victim of a terrible start and on Monday 8. N. accompanied by the Princess Royal II.M, the King and Queen Mary, Pan can do much better with him. attended. The result was a surprise An upset in this race is not without victory for Mr. Thornton Smith, the realm of possibilities and Director of the famous storo among the outsiders which should Fortnum, Mason and also a Govern be considered by punters are Thement director of the Blinistry Rainstorm, Lucky Star, The Loafer, Esk and Auction Bridge.

are my

HWANG HO STAKES. Wakefield and Widnes, on their recest form,

selections. Mike and Dee both strike as being a good one here despite their long absence in the listing of winning and placed ponies in recent meet inga. Both ponies, however, have run close to the placed candidates in the last couple of meetings and If any one of them strikes any form it will win.

YORKSHIRE PILING UP POINTS

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total.

Taylor, the Essex bats man also enjoyed the distinction of recording three figures.

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Sammy Wragg, the jockey had his who had not won a race before in Brat classic victory on Chatelaine, six outings. She is the most peramental bores and is always ac- companied, by a white gont stable companion.-Reuter.

RACE HANDICAPS.

tom-

Extra Meeting Of The Macao Club.

LADIES' SPRINT EVENT.

Entries and handicaps for the 5th Extra Race Meeting to be held at Macao on Sunday, June 11, are published below:

1st Race. (Unofficial) The Ladies' Only time prevented Middlesex Sprint Handicap, Five Furlongu:- from winning fifteen points from Blue Plane; Brutus; Happy Man; Glamorgan. The Londoners seem-Jingo; Pure Music; Shimmy II; So ed to gain a winning position in On. the first innings, but Glamorgan Class

2nd. Race, The Novice Handicap, Five Furlonga:---Blue returned to bat with skill and con- Plano, (140); Carnation 11, (146); fidence in their second knock and Country Club, (145); City of Canton,. Middlesex had to rest content with (140); Esk, (168) Just Imagine, first innings points.

(161); Krata Viz, (150); Lucky Star, (145): Spotted Leaf, (150); Sunning, (140); Ta Peastle, (140); The Loafer, (182); Whitehall, (140); · Whoones,

One of the most exciting results was that between Worcester and the West Indies, when the county team won by one wicket. The (140) visitora led on the first innings Gun Troop Scurry, "11" Claas, Half 3rd Race, (Unofficial) The Machine by 24 runs, but thanks to a brilla MileAniethyst, (148); Boston, lant century by the Nawab of Pataudi, scored. the 284 runs need ed for victory with one wicket to spare.-Reuter.

(166): Eclipse Eve, (148) Inshalink, (154); Pat, (171); Skean Dhu. (153): Sox, (148); The Curlew, (168); The Gooda, (148); Violin, (148); White Label, (162).

4th Race, The Mid-Summer Handi- cap, "D" Class, Six Furlongs:-Black

CHEERFUL TITLES! Rock, (152); Cebu, (145); Charming

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5th Race, The Grand Stand Itan-

dicap Six Furlonga: Bold Lad,

|(165); Brutus, (144); Carnation II, (162); Happy Mun, (140); Jingo, ing. (145); Pure Music, (144); So (140); Kwangchow, (140); Νοιν

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7th Race, (Unofficial) The Ladies' Handicap, Once Round:-Auction Bridge. (132): Baguio, (130); Dis- The Prime Minister's Pyja-orderly Conduct, (137); Funny Face, mag" and "Why Shoot a Buller?" | (131); Gold Bridge, (148); No Fear, Most of the above, of course, are 153); Paul Jones, (144); White thrillers. The best book of thrills Butterfly, (147),

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