Molloy's Pictures
The star picture. "Checkers," attracted a large crowd in the Theatre Royal last evening. This picture was a vigorous drama, featuring Thomas W. Ross, America's…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
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Murder From the Air. Polish Theatre Bombed. 31 Non-combatant Victims. London
A bomb from a German aeroplane struck a theatre at Girador, Poland, when it was full of people. The bomb crashed through the roof and exploded,…
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White [?] Pictures last Saturday evening owing to counter attraction, were not so well attended as they usually are. The programme submitted was…
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A good house in the Theatre Royal on Thursday evening greeted the second appearance of "Checkers," a fine drama, which came up to expectations. The other dramas, including…
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To-morrow night the management will screen a programme in the Theatre Royal, when there should be a bumper house. The star picture, entitled "The Night Hawk,"…
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There was a full attendance at the Fitzroy Theatre last night, when a concert, dance and drawing were conducted as a finale to the day's proceedings. Solos were rendered by…
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The local band is making great strides in its music. The members are attending practices regularly, and under the baton of Mr. Hayward are…
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Is connection with the plain and fancy dress patriotic ball to be held in White's Hall, Dorrigo, next Wednesday evening, the secretary wishes…
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White's hall was visited by a large crowd on Saturday evening last The pictures, which were first-class, were thoroughly enjoyed by all present…
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The management will screen a fine programme to-morrow evening in the Theatre Royal, when the special attraction will be a fine star picture bearing designation of "Terror of the…
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Patrons should not miss to-night's programme when the special attraction will be two fine star pictures, "The Ruby Circle" and "A Gentleman of Kentucky." The former is…
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Paderewski was informed by cable of the result of the concert given last week by Madame Melba in aid of the Poles. On Thursday the great pianist replied from New York…
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The Mayoress (Mrs. W. J. E. Johnson) presided at a meeting of some 30, ladies at the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, when it was decided that…
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It is pretty safe to assert that the Patriotic Ball held in White's Hall on Wednesday evening last we the most successful dance ever held in Dorrigo…
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The Theatre Royal was crowded on Thursday evening, when the management screened first-class programme, including the two star pictures, "A Gentleman of Kentucky" and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Very Lastest. 40th Casualty List Fierce Fighting in the Western Theatre. Air Raid on Karisruhe. Aviators' Warning. Sydney
The 40th casualty Hat contains 301 names, including those of 119 men killed in action. Thirteen had since died of wounds, the remainder…
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On Wednesday and Thursday evenings in the Theatre Royal the management of the above will submit that wonderful film, "Neptune's Daughter," a fantasy of the sea,…
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"Neptune's Daughter," which was the star feature at last evening's entertainment, drew a packed house. The picture was a brilliant success from beginning to end, and was much…
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"Neptune's Daughter" was screened in the Theatre Royal to a good house, but not to the extent the magnificence of the picture demanded. Enterprise of this nature ought to…
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white's pictures during the put two Saturday nights hive been well at tended. The programmes submitted were well up to the mark; In fact the…
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