Strange Italio-servian Agreement. Concert in Future. London
The Milan correspondent of "Le Temps", a Paris newspaper, states that Italy and Servia have reached an important agreement regarding future…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
1,853 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 93
Empire Pictures
A great house attended the Australian Hall ast night. It was simply packed to see the patriotic film, "England's Menace,' which was, with…
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The Open-Air Star Picture Palace in Keppel-street, was well filled for the final screening of From Manger to Cross last night; and all went away…
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To-night is the great Keystone night at the School of Arts. The funny Charles Chaplan in the genuine "Caught in a Cabaret" ([?] feet) is…
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Another very fine programme is promised to-night (Tuesday), at the Monarch Pictures. The feature film is 1000 ft. in length, entitled "Cora,…
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To-night is the great Keystone night —the funny Charles Chaplin in the (genuine) "Caught in a Cabaret," 2000ft—a scream. "The Baggage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Burlington Theatre, Keystone night. The Arcadians
There was a splendid house at the School of Arts last night, when Mr. D. B. O'Connor presented the Arcadians. The opera went with a swing that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Caught in a Cabaret," To-Night, at the Burlington Theatre. Month's Gaol
Before Mr. A. B. C. Burke, P.M., at the Bathurst Police Court yesterday, Michael George Nolan, 42, who pleaded guilty; was sentenced to one month's…
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The big feature at Orange tonight is the famous Vitagraph co's Broadway comedy, "Too Many Husband." an amusing and exciting story that tells…
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The 2000ft. Essamy drama, In Convict's Garb, screened at the open-air Star Picture Palace, last night, is a subject well worth seeing. It will be…
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"A Friend Yet a Foe," or "The False Shadow," is the main feature at the Australian Hall to-night, John Mason and his friend, Fred Sterling, a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Dramatic Outrage Bushrangers at a Dance Party. House Burnt Down
The following authenic story, from the Bathurst "Times" of January, 1865, reads very much like the typical moving-picture melodramatic subject:…
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Another dance in aid of the hospital was held on New Year's night, there being a very good attendance. Because of the coolness of the night…
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A dance was held at the Public School, Cudgegong, on Friday last, which resulted in a very pleasant and enjoyable evening being…
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To-night, the Star Picture Co., at their Open-Air Palace, will screen a ma[?]cent 2500 [?] [?]s [?]rama, "Woman is Like a S[?]adow,"…
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To-night's new programme will contain a picture of absorbing interest at the present moment, entitled, "Our First Line of Defence; the British…
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The above company have an excellent array of movie pleasure for tonight, when they will screen the thrilling convict story "In the…
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There are three film features to be presented at the Monarch's to-morrow night. Thanhauser's special sporting film, "The Harlow Handicap,"…
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On Saturday night, the Star picture Com[?]nv will screen for the first time in Bathurst the patriotic drama of the present day, "For the Empire,"…
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Judging by the bumper houses the City have been getting of late, their decision to screen West's exclusive films was what their patrons wanted. The…
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