Lyceum Pictures
The Lyceum Pictures showed to a good house in Theatre Royal on Thursday night, when they starred a picture called "The Bawlerout." or "The Female Debt…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Glenreagh. Friday. School of Arts Concert
The concert in aid of the School of Arts Building Fund, which was held on Wednesday night last, was highly successful, a splendid…
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As a fitting finale to the regatta celebrations, the Band journeyed to Ulmarra by the Bosker on Saturday evening, and assisted by the local members of the Band,…
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The annual meeting of the Town Band was held at the Hotel Fitzroy on Friday evening [?] the president (Mr. C.A. Finch)…
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On Monday night, Mr. McFariane spoke for an hour or so in the Theatre Royal to an audience from which there was not the slightest sign…
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Attention is directed to the grand concert which is to be held at Raleigh on Wednesday evening next, 19th inst., in aid of the Raleigh…
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The Lyceum Pictures screened an exceptionally good programme on Thursday night, the "star" being the magnificent three-reel photo-opera, "Tannhauser." This…
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Sir Walter Scott's fine novel, "Ivanhoe," will be the subject of the star picture at the Lyceum show on Thursday night. "The Lismore" News, commenting on it says,…
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The above Company show here again as usual tonight, and will feature Sir Walter Scott's famous novel "[?]vanhoe," as an no n[?]ed previously. To-morrow night the…
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A inditing was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday Present: Messrs. W. Stevenson (chair), A. En[?]ert, J. Waterhouse, J. Klaus, and G. McKenzie (hon. sec.)…
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The.principal star film at the Lyceum Picture Show on Thursday night was "Ivanhoe," a three-reel adaptation of Sir Walter Scott's famous historical novel…
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In connection with the disqualification of the Wagga Citizens' Band at the Ballarat South-street competitions, an official intimation has been received that…
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He has been burned, stoned, arrested, skinned, and "Sacked," and all in the execution of his duty. That in a summary of the day's…
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The above Company will show here tonight and to-morrow night as usual. The "slur" picture to night will be the adaptation of [?]' famous work "Little…
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On Thursday night the Lyceum Pictures starred "Little Dorrit," Dickers', wonderful tale of the Marshalses prison, and the tender-hearted child-woman, "Little…
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In the Theatre Royal to-night the Ly[?] Company will produce a first-class, programme of films the star being "Nemesis Collects," On Friday the star film will…
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By courtesy of the Picture Pops management, who have agreed to forege their regular performance for the occasion -- Monday night next,…
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THE concert, under the auspices of the Dorrigo Glee Club, held to the local School of Arts on Saturday evening last, was not so well…
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Notwithstanding the inclement weather last evening there was a large attendance at the concert given by the pupils of the South Grafton Convent in the School of…
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At the Fitzroy Theatre (formerly Rink Hall) to-night, Dick Arnst, ex-champion sculler of the world, will produce a big programme of…
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