City Pictures
"The Law of Honor", provides a sterling attraction at the City to-night. It is an intensely interesting story, told in three acts, amidst…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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Burlington Pictures
A Nordisk production of 4000 feet; " The Secret of the Bureau," will head the dramas at the Burlington Pictures tonight. "Cohen's Riot," a comic of…
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The programme to be submitted at the Stadium to-night in specially selected and is headed with Vitagraph's sporting feature. The Line-up. There…
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The Selig Coy's great detective story, "The Finger Print," will be screened at the Star to-night. This is an exceptionally fine drama. The…
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Mr. H. N. Southwell, the well-known concert manager, who has just recovered from a severe illness, was to-day presented with a cheque for £500 on…
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Mudgee Amusements showed to another big house on Saturday night a very fine, programme. They show on Tuesday a really high-class…
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The Town Band will play in the Robertson Park rotunda at 8 p.m. on next Thursday…
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"Lovely," that was the verdict of the large audience that was fortunate enough to witness the programme in the Australian Hall on Saturday night,…
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The above company will give a double programme to-night at the Stadium, two star features being included in the programme. First there is…
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"Cohen's Riot" is a particularly good comic, and it lasts for twenty minutes. The special Nordisk drama, "The Secret of the Bureau," is…
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Mr. O. C. Barberie, of Batlow, writes to the "Telegraph":— "Few, if any centres are trees so phenomenally productive as in Bathurst district, due…
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The demand for mutton was very strong at Horaebush last Thursday. The Sydney Meat Co. were operating. Exporters were armed with good, orders,…
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The City to-night will screen "Truth in the Wilderness," 2000 feet. This film, features that most popular actor, Warren Herrigan. It depicts a stirring…
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The Monarchs are recognised as one of the premier shows of N S.W., for their enterprise in securing all the best subjects. To-night Orange…
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The Bathurst District Band (under the conductorship of Mr. S. Lewins) will render the following programme in Machattie Park to-night at 8 o'clock:—…
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Mr. Orme Johnson has received word that the protest lodged by the Orange Band against the team coming second in the recent Sydney contest,…
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The Town Band will give another council programme in Robertson Park on Thursday (to-morrow) night, commencing at 8 o'clock, when a…
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Crowded houses are greeting Mr. Little in his present tour. This now world-famed Australian baritone toured Eurone with the Chapman-Alexander…
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A glorious play acted in nature's scenery will be the Nordisk special of 4000 feet at the Burley to-night. The educational item will be "The Cork…
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