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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TAIPING THEATRE

STARTING TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

2.30 P.M., 7.30 P.M. & 9.30 P.M.

LEN MANTELL & REX STORY

present

"THE HOLLYWOOD HI-LIGHTS"

-(6)

A MINIATURE REVUE

Introducing

PEGGY CHANN

Dancer.

ESTHER VALEY

BETTY BENN

Singer. Violinist.

ISABEL OBRIEN

Novelty Dancer.

PATSY SHANN、N

.Pianist.

FINALE.

-ON THE STAGE-

(1)

THE BOULEVARDEARS:—

Music, Song, Danco.

(2) TELLMAN

The Mystery Man. (3)

DOC FOSTER

The juggling foster.

(4)

MANTELL'S MANIKINS

Famous Puppet Show,

(5)

REX STORY & ROSE LEE Comicalitics.

DOUBLE ATTRACTION PRICES AS USUAL.

ON THE SCREEN

"THE CAT CREEPS”

A Universal Sound Picture.

KING'S THEATRE!

The Only Air-Conditioned Threstre in Hongkong

STARTS SUNDAY, 25th JUNE.

THE BIGGEST STAR CAST assembled in any one picture!

Esther Ralston - Conrad Veidt Harold Huth Joán Barry • Gordon Harker Cedric Hardwicke • Hugh Williams Frank Vosper.

•Donald Calthrop.

› A GAUMONT-BRITISH PICTURE

Directed by WALTER FORDE.

ROME EXPRESS

"Brilliant film which sets up now standards. Romo Expross," the first picture turned out bythe now Gaumont-British Studion at Shepherd's Bush, has attained a frosh lovel

of excellence that is a dofinite challenge to Hollywood”.—News of the World.

SUMMER HOLIDAYS

·SERVICE ALL THE WAY

FISHING

SIGHT-SEEING

GOLF & TENNIS

HIKING

CONSULT

How to REMOVE A CORN!

PAIN STOPS INSTANTLY Why taka chazon with unmeler:ullio math- odor with stung corps) Blus-Jay is the solutie method used by millions for 35 years, Inveoled by a famous chemists Stope pain instantly. Corn goon En l'alaya, Haw -Jay works: A la the n118 medies » tion that inity undermiare. The been. C'in the feit pad that railors presenze, stopa pala at once. pite that pleos, interes slipping Special alves for bunions and callusra MAUMA SEATICA

At NT!

BLUE JAY CORN REMOVER.

Jimmy's

1, D'Agullar Stroot,

THE NEW TRENDH REMEDY.

THERAPION ND.1

THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933.

SURPRISE

Miss Dorothy Round.

Cullen Wins With A Wick

EXCITING FINISH TO BOWLS TIE

H. Nish, 1932 runner-up, ob tained easy entry into the third | round of the open singles lawn bowls championship yesterday when he defeated J. A. Howe, on the K.C.C. by 21 shots to 4. Howe discovered Nish in his dendliest form, the K.B.G.C. expon- ent pulling out his best shots to win head after head. A gontinu- ance of such form would make Nish a frm favourite for the title i'is year.

F. Cullen of the Kowloon Dock: had a much tougher and most in- teresting match with J. Chadwick, the K.C.C. representative.

Cullen won by two shots on the 23rd head, but before he obtained the winning point he experienced several anxious moments. parti- cularly towards the close, when Chadwick, taking a new lease of life, bowled his best to reduce a deficit.

Chadwick succeeded in levelling the scores at 19, and then Cullen scored with a rather fortunate wick and scrapod home.

Both players indulged in high class bowls' and if Chadwick can consider himself unlucky to lose after such a redovery, it must also be recognised that Cullen, through his consistency, deserved his suc- cess.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

F. L. Rapley v E. C. Fincher

(Recreio Green)

J.-J. Bastov W. Macfarlane- G. N. Mitchell v E. G. Post

(K.C.C. Green)

SWIMMING GALA.

Heats Results In Amateur Association's Event.

ON SATURDAY

EVENING.

The heats for the events in con- nexion with the Hongkong Interna. tional Amateur. Swimming Associa

monocondadUUMUTACI RAZNIHKOTASUNEAN KAMERY

TIENTSIN L. T. A. JOIN PARENT BODY.

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

ACCEPTED,

London, June 1.

At a meeting of the English Lawn Tennis Association to-day, the Tientsin L.T.A. were admitted to membership of the parent body-Reuter.

Other Associations in the Far East who are affillated members of the English LTA are the Hongkong L.T.A, Malaya LT.A and the Lawn Tennis Asociation of Siam, The Hongkong As sociation became amlisted last

year,

tion gala, which in to be held at the Y.M.C.A. Baths on Saturday next at 9 p.m., were decided

WIMBLEDON "SEEDINGS"

1

GREAT BRITAIN WELL

TO THE FORE

G.P. HUGHES TEAMS UP WITH MRS. HELEN WILLS MOODY

·GLENHILL TO PARTNER VINES

London, June 21.

A remarkable revision of players and their order of merit is a feature of the Wimbledon tennis champion. ships "seeding," which has just been issued.

Several new names appear, whilst fresh combina- tions in the doubles events have added considerable interest.

Great Britain, doubiless as a re-| sult of her recent successes in the French Championships and earlier in the Hardcourt Championships of England, has secured greater recognition.

The list of "seeded" compet!- tors, as cabled by Reuter fa:

MEN'S SINGLES.

1. Ellsworth Vines (U.S.A.)

2. J. Crawford (Australia)

H. Cochet (France)

4. H. W. Austin - (Britain)

3.

5. Clifford Sutter (U.S.A.)

6.

F. J. Perry (Britain)

7.

Jiro Satoh (Japan)

8.

·

H.G.N. Lee (Britain)

WOMEN'S SINGLES.

1. Mrs. II. Wills Moody (U.S.A.)

2. Miss D. Round (Britain) 3. Miss M. C. Scriven (Britain) 4. Mdme. Mathieu (France) 5. Miss Helen Jacobs (U.S.A.) 6. Fr. Krahwinkel (Germany) 7. Mlle. Jedrzejowska (Po- Innd)

8. Mlle. Payot (Switzerland)

MIXED DOUBLES,

1. E, G. Maler and Miss Ryan 2, J. Boretra and Miss B. Nuthall

3. G. P. Hughes and Mrs. Wills Moody

4. N. V. Farquharson and Miss M. Heeley

MEN'S DOUBLES.'

1. J. Borotra and J. Brugnon (France)

2. E. Vines and K, Gledhill

(U.S.A.)

3. G. P. Hughes and F. J. Perry (Britain)

4. N. V. Farquharson and V. G. Kirby (S. Africa)

WOMEN'S DOUBLES.

1. Miss Ryan and Mame. Mathieu

2. Miss M, Heeley and Miss D. Round

3. Mlle. Sigart and Miss

Scriven

-4-Miss Nuthall and Mrs. F. Whittingstall

CRAWFORD'S JUMP.

G. P. Hughes and F. J. Porry.

whilst Fearnley Whittingstall, Miss Serivon, another English- woman, has entered with Mlle. Sigart and they too have been earmarked.

LEAGUE TENNIS TO-DAY

TWO INTERESTING MATCHES

"C" DIVISION ·

Two very interesting mat- ches are included in this after- noon's' programme in the "C" Division of the tennis league.

The Filipino Club, one of the

Mile. Jedarejowska.

Macauley To Get His Chance

WILL PROBABLY PLAY IN TEST

London, June 21.

G. C. Macauloy, the York- shire bowler, who has been skittling out the county teams this season, has been asked by the M.C.C. to attend Lord's on Saturday in case he is needed for the Test match against the West Indies.

It is revealed that Clark, the Northants trundler, who Was selected for the England team, has been declared medically unfit

most improved teams in the league, Macaulay.

by 13 doctor who examiner him to-day. Clark has strained

tho

muscles of his thigh and has been

ordered

to rest.

MacAuley will probably take Clark's place in

tho

team, but much will depend on the state of the

as telth man, and máy come into

who a fortnight ago took four acts wicket, as Townsend, the Derby- from the Club de Recrelo, having shire spin bowler, has been picked previously beaten Craigengower, entertain the new C.R.C. combina- the side if the conditions aro tion, whilst the K.C.C. are hosts to the Recreio, who have made a deep likely to favour him.

Macauley was selected for one impression in their initial op Test match against Australia In pearances this summer.

Both matches should be pro- ductive of good tennis, and the advantage of playing on their own courts may well turn the senleg in favour of the Fili-

pines and the Kowloon Cricket

Club,

tho

their

POLICE TO MAKE START, The Police, after being idle for: As a result of the "sooding," three weeks are looking forward to Britain has three representatives making a start in their programme. in the Mon's Singles, H. G. N. Leo Thoy receive a visit from coming in for Jean Borotra, whilst Kowloon Indian Tennis Club, who Frank Shields and Sydney Wood in their last match, defented the of America concede places to Hongkong Cricket Club, and the Clifford Sutter, their compatriot Police will have to be on and Jiro Satoh, the Japanese ace.best behaviour to achieve a victory,

Cochet gives | The Deutscher Klub, playing at}} place to Vincs home for the third time in suc- as No. 1 and cession, can with some confidence Crawford, anticipato winning against the thanks to his Cricket Club. The Germans linve French Cham-j already taken the K.C.C. to 84 pionships and

Jack Crawford,

achievements, riscs from No. H to second pince. Austin this year is "ronked" above Porry. their Three now players find way into the women's "seedings.", Miss Margaret Scriven, conqueror into of Mdme. Mathiou comes third place, and Mlle. Jedrzo- jowska, the Polish star, who made such a deop impression, in the spring tournaments in England, ta ranked No. 7,

HELEN AND HUGHES.

There are some particularly in- teresting line-ups in the doubles, The Ellsworth Vinda-Will Moody combination has been broken, and G. P. Hughes will partner the world's leading lady player.

Wilmer Allison and Van Ryn, who last year figured as No. 1 in

commning, those qualifying being the Men's Doubles, are not oven

last

na under:

AB

included, but the South African Mon's 100 yards, free style: 1. pair, Farquharson and Kirby oc- Lango (Y.M.C.A.). Taang Ho-fook cupy fourth place, with Perry and (C.1.0.), Shek Kam-pui (Y.M.C.A.), Hughes, the Davis cup pair, and H. L. Ozorio (University B.C.). No, B. Vines and Gledhill team

Men's 100 yards breast stroke:--

w.up together at Wimbledon for the Lal Pun-shin, Kwok Chun-hang, Schrouder and Wan Kwong-ting. first time and have boon "soaded" Four-a-side team race, 200 yards: No. 2 to Borotra and Brugnon, the C.B.C. toum,

m. Ng Wah-chan, Tanng Frenchmen, Ha-fook, Wong Yat-bung, and

Leung Shui-man; Y.M.C.A team, That powerful combination,

THOS. COOK & SON LTD. THERAPION N02 AFG, Don, I. Lange, R. W. Railton Miss Ryan and Mamo - Mathieu

Queen's Building.

Hong Kong.

THERAPION No3

Egli Irie Is. Chemiete, or eitha DR, LE CLEOD Bad.Çoitavarnoch X4,2,WALLandon DILE OLERG'S PILLE for the Kiyar Hidnays-week kidneysAnisaders

and R. Goldman; S.C.A.A. team, Kwok have naturally earned first place Chun hon. Cheung Wing-kon, Chan

Sul-kam and

1 Loung Wal-sang: Chinesa in the women's doubles, but Civil Servants Club team, Young Britain have, oxcellent representa- Ping-kwal, Chan Fook-sing, Choung tion in Mian Hound and Miss King-to, and Lal Yun-chouk

Hooley and Miss Nuthall and Mrs.

KYLE CARRIES ON.

MORE SENSATIONS IN' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

London, June 21. Edward Kyle, the Bingapore. golfer, gained another success in the British Amateur Champion- ship at Hoylako to-day, when in the third round he defeated Jack McLean of Hayston by one up

A former champion, Martin Smith, went the way of flesh when he met J. Dawson of Troon, who won by one up, but the biggest sensation of the day was the elimination of Ernest Torrance, British Walker Cup captain, who lost at the 21st t A. Thompson of Aldeburgh- Noster.

patter

sets and drawn with the Kowloon Dock contingent.

PROGRAMME,

The full programme fs:

F. CV C.R.C.

-

—at King's Park

P.R.C. v K.LT.C.

at Happy Valley CBA, V RS.C.

at King's Park K.C.C. v Recreio

4K.C.C. D. K. v H.K.C.C.

at King's Park' KDRC Y C.C.C.

at Hunghom

·IR.C. v C.8.C.C.

at Bookunpoo

1926.

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