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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY,

JUNE

7, 1938.

KING'S

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ROBERT

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MADREZN

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Commencing FRIDAY

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With A

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AT DUYER IEPS 10 OV

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Cina al Vackingtors, and

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QUEEN'S

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R. SHAYES HERO OF GT. BRITAIN'S DAVIS CUP VICTORY

From Frank Poxon

Harrogate, May 10.

Great Britain beat Rumania in the first round of the Davis Cup lawn tennis tournament by three matches to two here to-day, when the last two singles resulted as follows: A. Schmidt (Rumania) beat C. M. Jones 6–3, 6–1, 0~6, 2—6, 8—6, and R, A. Shayes de- feated C. Carilulis (Rumania) 6-3, 6-0, 6-3.

Our next opponents will be Yugo- Slavin, at Zagreb.

C. M. Jones was disappointing in the first match against Schmidi, and he may have jeopardised his chance of keeping his place in the British team. He seemed to lack that bit of devil which is so essential,

I thought Jones was altogether too stereotyped in this net.

VITAL LAST MATCH Thun it all depended upon the C of Ronald Shayes and meeting

the Carilalls. Shayes started with alt of a conqueror, winning the first sel with enre. He pave a versatile display of forceful attacking strokes, and he was always calling the tune it was even easier for him in the second set which he won without the

of a game.

Shayes was reacting splendidly to the big occasion and he did indeed look like the

of Fred

Perry,

KİTS PROMOD

The Rumunian seemed outclassed

and

OUR GUIDE

TO THE CINEMAS

on

$1

"Nothing Sacred" (King's Theatre, to-day).This terren play by Ben

Kay Mand, as a stranded aviator, echt shows what would happen and Darothy Lamour as a jungle giri the big city were to lonize, at the who has never before seen a white instigation of clrculation-minded man, fight for their love and their

the against

most powerful fiven editor, a young girl who was errone-warriors of the tropics in "Her Jungle Love", their new South Seas romance, ously believed to be destined to pass as from radium poisoning. It is

which is now showing at the Queen's well-directed by William Well Theatre, played by a large cast and made in Techntrolour. An amusing with touch of malice to sharpen its jabs. Frederic March and Lombard, as the principals, are good and have an extremely entertaining scene in which they knock each other Walter Connolly and Charles out.

picture

Carole

DON BUDGE it was fine to see Shayes's swift

advances to the net with a kill to follow Shayes was gol all round and his concentration wis admirable Ble Pontinued to storm the net and Took chances but his teller paid on balance

There was no relaxing in the third set and Shuyes continued to domin- ate the court with Carllulle more or less at his mercy.

a

Many of the Rumanian's passing shots

as Shayes rushed up to the net were clever, but Shayes refused to tone down his game. I was really great display of inwn tennis which Shayes gave us and if he goes on like this he will have no chance at Wimbledon.

Winger are the best of the sup- porting players,

"Her Jungle Love (Queen's Theatre, lo-day) Advertising and publicity to the contrary. Jiggs, a chimpanzee, is the her and ster of Dorothy

latest

with Lanour's

cominuük

Jiggs hap nature in the tropics around, beats his chest, lights Ares, than makes faces and saves

more

one situation. Otherwise the film is the usual altair about a cruel ruler, a "while goddess" and white mes Ray Milland is Join the jungle. ve

Lamour's heart-throb

Boxers' Union Threat To British Board

(Continued from Pape )

tives of all concerned in boxing, In- elurling boxers. Every boxer has the right to appeal to the Stewards of Appent who include Mr. Rolond Oliver, K.C., Sir Walter Monckton, K.C.. Str William Hass (senior steward of the Jockey Club). Lord Londonderry, and others of similar repute and high standing in law and sport.

NO PLAN

www. admitted to me that the #!

settled, Tart had formulated plan, as yet, to deal with an extreme- ly dealt prablem.

"We have taken no step whatever To stop the association," I was told. "and if this body sticks to legliimate funelions, we have no intention of But we shall con- attacking them. tinue to insist that every boxer sholl hold our licenet und remain under our control; and, of course, in every

where our instance

nuthority evaded or our members are attacked, we shall act with all the power we have

We are still hoping that we shall not be forced into anything like open warfare."

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"Mr. Moto's Gamble" (Alhambra | Theaire, to-day).--Keye Luke (Mr. Charlie Chan's son) is in San Fran- elsen supposed to be studying art but Instead be attenda Mr. Moto's (Peter Lorre) erminalug course. After class one night, they go to prize fight with Harold Huber, head of a homicide squad. Of course, une of the fighters la murdered and we have ringside seats for a first-rate Moto yard, impinssible, fast-moving and humorous. Others in the cast are Dick Baldwin, Lynn Max Rosenbloom,

Burk

und

(Oriental

"Ti10 Black Watch" Theatre, to-day). One of the early "talkies" resurrected. Victor Me- Laglen, Myrna Loy and Roy D'Arcy are in the cast. To some people, eldef Interest in the show may Be in now AN the fact that. Myrna Loy. apostle of sophisticated drawing room comedy, is here seen as a sireri.

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NEW YORK OUTFITS SUCCEED

Latest Baseball Results In U.S.

New York, June 6.

Boll New York outfls won their Inatches in the Baseball Leagues lo- day, the Giants beating Cincinnati Reds by 11-2 and the Yankees beat- ing the luckless St. Louis Browns by 0-5. Actually, the Brown had more frits than the Yankees, but n home run by Joe Di Maggio did the trick for the winners,

Cleveland Indians' series of

vic-

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was checked by Washington Senators

to-day. The Senators

"Anfetles"

ngainst gistered 12 Indiana' eight, but won only by the odd run in nine after 11 tight innings. St. Louis Cardinals outhit and out- played the Boston Braves, winning by the lob-sided score of 11-2.

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(Gehringer homered for the Tigers champion, was taken to five sels by and Foxx for the Red Sox1. Kukuljevic.

Best

8 12

(Eleven innings were played).

The American won the

net Cleveland comfortably in eight games, but in Washington the second Kukuljevic gave balm stern fight, the American eventually winning at the 19th.

Kukuljevle then returned strongly and sensationally won the third and fourth sets with the loss of only three games altogether,

However, Budge had something in reserve for the $fth set, which won by 0-1,

he

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In another matchi in the same round, Christian Boussus, of France, best Anderson by 6-4, 0-0, 6-2. United Press,

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