Pictures
White's Picture Palace was again well attended last Saturday night. This class of entertainment is, as it has done in most places, now exerting a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
310 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 16
Letters to the Editor Dorrigo Band
Sir,—You stated in a recent tune that the Dorrigo. Band ought to, start again. The Band will start as soon as the public will think it worth their…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Dorrigo Show. the Smoke Concert
The smoke concert unde the auspices of the Dorrigo Agricultural Society was held in the School of Arts the first night of the Show. Mr. J. W. Johnston, president, occupied the…
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Mr. White has had a very successful run with his pictures during the past two weeks He has treated several big audiences to some first-class photo…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Concerts at Ulmarra
The Patriotic concert at Ulmarra on Easter Monday night was well attended, the Masonic Hall being almost full. The Rev. Father Fagan was…
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The pictures submitted at the Theatre Royal last night were heartily appreciated by the large audience. The War Gazette was of an interesting nature, and gave the public a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gleniffer Ball
The ball of Gleniffer, in aid of the Raleigh District Hospital, on March 31 was a great success, the proceeds totalling nearly £40. The Gleniffer…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Rangefinders. Light Cruisers and Aeroplanes. Wonderful Battle Pictures
The part the light cruisers played in directing the fire in the North Sea fight is described by a marine of the light cruiser Argyll…
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At the Show committee meeting on Wednesday, the President said he had Interviewed Mr. G. F. While in respect of running a picture show in…
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On Thursday evening, Molloy's showed an excellent programme to a large audience at the Theatre Royal. As is usual, good music was provided, and all the films…
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The ball, held in the School of Arts, at night, was well attended. There wore from 50 to 60 couples present, including visitors from all parts of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Rangefinders. Light Cruisers and Aeroplane. Wonderful Battle Pictures
The part the light cruisers played in directing the fire in the North Sea fight is described by a marine on the light cruiser Argyll…
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A picture which should prove of exceptional interest, seeing that it is based on the prosent war, will be screened at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday night. It is entitled…
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A very successful concert was held at the Upper Orara Hail on the evening of the 7th instant in aid of the Cuffs parish vicarage…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Balkan Powers' Attitudes. Greece and Serbia Confer. Concerted Defensive Action. London
The Governments of Servia and Greece are discussing the adoption of concerted defensive measures against the Komitadjis…
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There was a full house at the Theatre Royal last night, when the management screened a first-class programme. The War Gazettes were excellent, and the star film was of…
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At a special committee meeting of the Grafton City Band held on Tuesday evening there were present Messrs. W. Stevenson (chair), J. Klaus, J. Dousling, J. Weller, P. Nelson,…
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A meeting for the purpose of reforming the Dorrigo Baud was held at Mr. Joe Hay's billiard saloon on Monday night last. The meeting…
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Owing to counter attractions White's up-to-date pictures on Saturday night were not so well attended as is usual. The programme screened was…
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A large audience was present at the Theatre Royal on Thursday evening, when Molloy's screened a first-class programme. The star was "Sir Galahad of Twilight," and came…
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