NIGHT CLUB SCENE
TWO ENGLISHWOMAN MO-LE-STED
CABPENTIER TO THE RESCUE.
(United Tress Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright)
(Received this day at 1.23 p.m.) NICE, A/ugus. 25
Georges Carpentier, the former champion boxer, figured in the rescue of the two. Englishwomen after a scene, .following a gala, at a -fashionable nignf club at Cannes, where many aristocrats, including the Grown Prince of Italy and his wife, and the Grand Du wo Dmitri of Russia were present.
A young South American, apparently drunk, followed, the Englishwomen, and 'Carped-ier, accompanied by an English sportsman, .found the South American attempting to embrace them. The Englishman intervened, but received a blow .on the jaw, whereupon Carppntier floored his assailant breaking Iris nose. The novelist, Mr E. Phillips Oppenheim, who was .present, says that four shots were .-fired in the subsequent, fracas.. ~= ...... .....
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1933, Page 6
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134NIGHT CLUB SCENE Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1933, Page 6
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