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: Katya Knyazeva (avezink) wrote,
2020-01-05 13:25:00

Katya Knyazeva
avezink
2020-01-05 13:25:00

Boxing in Carlton (1920s)

Carlton Cafe moved to a new, larger building on Bubbling Well Road, at the edge of the Racecourse, in 1923. One of the regular events that entertained the public were the boxing matches. After a discussion here I found this cute photo in my stashes:

Boxing in Carlton. China Press Sunday, 1924

Four years later, they're still at it. China Press, 1928

Sapajou's style is more elegant, but his colleague with the signature "L.T." (Nikolay Eltekoff, as friends clued me) is more expressive! China Press, 1928

One more cartoon is in the comments down below.

Tags: 1920s, 1924, boxing, cabaret, carlton, shanghai, sports

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Boxing in Carlton (1920s)

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