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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
3
The Amunuab carnival at Humuaetion Whkb featured Ascot weather and strong attendance. In the WA Derby the favorite Killieeyonkie prevailed as the top event, with maiden and plate results and betting details for each race listed.
Mis tito showed a hint of speed in the Railway Stakes yesterday though the betting was light. Favorites included Mintico at 4 to 1 and Sulvee at 10 to 1 with Shark's Bay and Woolwsuck at 14 to 1 and Kilreid 20 to 1. Probable riders listed include Spanish Fringe, Mintico, Shark's Bay, Ambuscade, Poondarra, St Vincent, Killiecrunkie, and several others with diverse weights and names.
The Perth Cup looms as the feature race with Sterpioux and Palymous foals in top form. Choe Farge and Jolly Cosy are listed as major rivals with Lustre seen as an outsider bred to stay. Market last night showed Scorpions at 6 to 4, Jolly Cosy 1 to 1, Fargo 10 to 1, with Killiecrookie and Char around 10 to 1.
The Albany Bowling Club held a proea on Saturday with the celal justine competition reaching a new stage and several friendly games played. In the pairs, Downes and Dudlihy defeated Miles and Wirth 24 to 20, Meruideld and Honi sett beat Davey and Budpe 28 to 21, Augove and Rawlings beat Nesbitt and Ford 29 to 21, Lensk and Dow cett beat Iffatey and Greenwood 6 to 0.
In a jumble of wrestling style bouts and forfeits, Angove defeats Berliner 24 to 13 while other matches show early rounds with Angove also defeating Milne 25 to 18 and Todd 20 to 11. Several forfeits and rider notes complicate the card with Crow beating Wirth 22 to 10 and Righy edging Libley 21 to 1.
A blended Albany District Association team met the Albany Cricket Association eleven on Parade Street grounds. The match, played Saturday afternoon, ended in a draw after a lively display from both sides with the District side nearly pulling off a shock before Vimy’s late resistance.
Miss Sagasser’s recital in Albany’s Town Hall drew a loyal crowd despite modest attendance. Her nine performances showcased a lyric soprano with klare top notes and refined tone. encores followed and a second program is planned with Verdi and Meyerbeer pieces.
Local rifle clubs Albany Biomej Kup and Mt Harker prepare for a 300 500 and 600 yard triangular match Saturday afternoon. J Kitson led handicapped shooters with notable scores while participants aim for a strong finish and dinner hosted by Albany City at Weld Hotel after the event.
The Allway holiday period saw shops open late despite intermittent rain and cool winds. Crowds gathered at the principal wheel area, with Warne-Mines busy supplying customers. An evening concert by the aim orchestra faced weather cancellations, while Boxing Day brought many visitors who enjoyed sun, slight crowds at Middle ton Beach, and a royal outlay of activities.
The Empire Theatre presents the film Over the Hill with a matinee today, featuring Will Carleton inspired drama and a supporting act by Now tan. Due to schedule changes Mr. Lawhert cannot attend. Mise Now tan steps in to assist the accompanying acts. The program also advertises Arabic Love and Bar Nothin for tomorrow and a Monday Universal Jewels feature The Sirens of the Sea with Louise Lovely, Car wel Myers and Jack Mulhall in a high class holiday lineup.
The Empire Theatre presents Selsnick poetry reading as a principal attraction. The program promises a varied slate with stars Dhstiey and Cle etigqaart featured in a night of artistic performances.
A double feature prints at We Town Hall and Empire Theatre this Saturday night. First National and Selznick present The Hidden Truth by the Selznick Co and Wona's Side starring Katherine McDonald.
On Wednesday night at Town Hall the Journey's End will draw the crowd with Mabel Bullin presenting the feature. The film follows a convent raised girl who seeks life in America after tragedy, praised as a serious drama with a poignant message and notable supporting acts Pathe Tultiady and French Gazette.
Hugo Bullin presents The Journey's End in Mt Harker this Saturday with sub title absence noted by critics. The Australasian Films Ltd release features high drama in a Roman Catacombs sequence and receives praise for artistic values and originality. Supporting items include Pathe comedy Eland 2 Come and French Gazette segments.
A discussion from Popular Science Sittings warns that exposing the back and chest aids skin hardening and lung protection, making the body less prone to respiratory disease. It argues short skirts and bare chests suit hygiene, but notes vulnerability before the back thickens from exposure.
A notice for the Brrant Cafe promises a three course dinner or tea service. Hours are stated as 12 to 1 and from 1 to p.m. with daily variation in menus and seating.
G Stevens extends thanks for the generous courtesy shown by Mr W R Smith and staff. He promises improved service under Mr A Bi Young and asks continued support to strengthen relations, aiming for prompt attention to all requirements and mutual satisfaction.
Vessel movements show steamers from Evil to Esperance via Fremantle Albany and Adelaide with cargo passengers and rails. Ships like Coo-ee City of Milan Katoomba Pursic Sophocles and Otira carry wool rails and passengers bound for Fremantle Albany Melbourne and Liverpool, with arrivals and departures across January.
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