"The Fatal Wedding."
By special arrangement with Mr. C. Spencer, of the Lyceum Theatre, Sydney, Mr. Will Herbert showed the lengthy and costly film of "The Fatal…
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Weddings, 1911
319 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 16
Wedding in Sydney
At St. Peter's Catholic Church, Surry Hills on June 21, a pretty wedding took place, when James Aloysius, third son of Mr. Jeromiah Connors, of Middlesbrough,…
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By our advertising columns it Will be seen we are to have a visit of “The Fatal Wedding”, pictures. Speaking of the forthcoming entertainment…
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With reference to the famous cinematograph production of the “Fatal Wedding” In the Australian Hall on Saturday and Monday nights next, a…
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The Fatal Wedding, including the Tin Can Band, the most comprchensive cinematograph work yet attempted in Australasia, will be presented at the School of Arts,…
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St. Brigid's R.C. Church, Marrickville, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on June 28, when Ida, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, of Evafields,…
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Commencing on Saturday night next, and continuing on Monday night, in the Australian Hall, Mr. Herbert, by arrangement with Mr. C. Spencer, of…
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To-night and Monday evening next Mr. Will Herbert will unfurl the cinematograph reproduction of the world famous Fatal Wedding, and the never…
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The Australian Hall presented a very attractive appearance on Saturday night, the occasion being the celebration of a wedding, not in reality,…
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In consequence of a slight defect in the dynamo Mr. Will Herbert decided to postpone the “Fatal Wedding” entertainment to have taken place…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnise[?] at S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday afternoon, when J. Dinan, only son of Mr. P. Dinan (Sydney) was…
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At. S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday afternoon, John, only son of Mr. Patrick Dinan, of Annandale, was married to Maud, third…
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A nice wedding was celebrated at St. Paul's Church of England at 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the principals being Miss Emily Murphy, youngest daughter of…
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A quiet wedding was solemnised in the Church of England, Fitzgerald's Valley, recently, when Russell Ernest eldest son of Mr. F. Smith,…
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The marriage of Mr. W. R. Lunney, oldest son of Mr. W. Lunney, of Vale-road, Lithgow, to Miss .J. Ross, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross, of Lithgow,…
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St. Thomasâ Church of England, Nevertire, was the scene of a pretty wedding on July 12th, when Florabelle Millicent Jean, eldest daughter…
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At the Catholic Church, Newbridge, yesterday morning, Patrick, son of Mr. P. Dwyer, of Hobby's Yards, was married to Mildred, third daughter of…
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At the Baptist Church, Raglan, George Henry, second eldest son of Mr. Colin Rue, was married to Grace eldest daughter of Councillor Godfrey,…
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At the Baptist Church, Raglan, Grace, eldest daughter of Cr, J. Godfrey, of Glanmire, was married to George, second son of Mr. Colin…
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A very quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on the 28th. ult., when John, youngest son of the late Robert Maloney, of Canberra, was…
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