Burlington Pictures
Two attractive specials will be included in to-night's programme at the Burlington—"The Silver Bell" (2000 feet) and "Because of her Past" (2000…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
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Star Pictures
A splendid programme will be screened at the Open-Air Star Picture Palace, Keppel-street, to-night. Featuring is the sensational S. and A. drama Let No…
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War films both topical and dramas figure prominently on the Australian Hall programme to-night. The 1100ft. Pathe war special gives us a…
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The City company has one of the strongest programmes yet screened for to-night. Ninth and tenth Series or Lucille Love, 4000 ft. Tragedy of…
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Our Summer Stock of Woollens is replete with novel designs and handsome new colors. Not only do they please the artistic and satisfy the…
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The City Picture Co's Belgian Benefit, which was given in the School of Arts Hall, last night attracted a fairly, large attendance. An excellent…
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A Star film of Star Films is to be screened at the Star Picture Palace, Keppel-street, to-night. It consists of 6000 feet of funniosities, said to be…
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Another long list of good things to be screened at the popular Australian Hall to-night. The big dramatic star is a sad story of the stream of…
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"The Crisis," said to be a splendid Australian drama will be shown to-night at the Burlington Theatre, together with the latest "Lucille Love"…
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The annual Oddfellows' ball was hold in the Federal Hall on Tuesday night, and proved a very successful and enjoyable function. Music was supplied by Mr. Fitzgerald (piano)…
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The smoke concert in connection with the above, was held in the Oddfellows Hall on Thursday night. There was a large attendance, Bro. J…
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"The Crisis" was greatly appreciated at the Burlo Theatre last night. It is a capital Australian production, and is made doubly interesting by the…
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The big attraction at the picture palace to-night is entitled, "A Falso Bride," one of Fraser's exclusive feature in three parts. There are many…
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Notwithstanding other attractions on Saturday night, the City Pictures showed to a big house. The ninth and tenth series of Lucille Love were…
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The six thousand feet of re[?]ned comedy, "Cupid Works Overtime, will be repeated at the Star Picture Palace to-night The Two Columbians, a story…
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A woman appeared before Mr. C Jennings, P.M., to-day on a charge of being found drunk in William-street on Saturday night last. Evidence disclosed Tho pathetic Australian drama, "The Crisis," will be shown again at Burlington Theatre to-night. It is an excellent production, and the lecture by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?] Letters From The Front Concerts in the Cellars. Rival Mouth-organs. Formal Complaint of a Shell London, December 20
Here we are again in our pits after a few days' welcome rest. Though never quite out of the sound of battle it was a great relief to feel [?]n…
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A story concerning charming love affairs will be the main feature at the Australian Hall to-night, dealing with the seemingly impossibility of a man…
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The Austrians are fleeing from the mountain passes held by the Russians. The prisoners of war in Russia number 590,000, including 175,000 Germans, and…
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