National Pictures
The principal attraction at the National Pictures in the Theatre Royal last night was a five-reel Red Feather film, entitled "The Path of Happiness," featuring the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1917
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Grand Concert
The concert, by the pupils of the Bellingen Convent School, in the Bellingen School of Arts on Saturday night last, proved a success in every…
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The powerful problem picture play, "Where are my Children?" which it will be remembered, caused quite a sensation when it was screened at the…
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Again last night the powerful and sensational film, "Where are My Children?" drew a packed house. The picture was well screened and the audience watched…
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The Lone Pine Memorial Band, consisting of 25 Anzaes, all of whom have been under fire, will give an entertainment in the Theatre Royal on…
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The management of the National Pictures have been specially requested to again screen that wonderful picture "Where are my Children?" to-night…
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The Theatre Royal was again crowded last night, when "Where are my Children?" was screened for the third and last time. This wonderful film has put…
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Last night the management presented a famous five-reel Blue Bird feature, "Hop, the Devil's Brew," to a crowded house. The film was an excellent one, and…
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Last night one of the most successful individual efforts in aid of the local branch of the Red Cross Society was brought to a splendid conclusion when…
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The latest English mail brings advice that the military authorities at the front have definitely recognised the essential value of the Y.M.C.A. near the…
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The members of the Lone Pine Memorial Band were met at the railway station on Saturday by the Grafton Band and Mr. D. J. Lobban. They were escorted to the…
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At the Theatre Royal on Saturday night there was a very fair house, considering that the charges for admission were stiff in these days of cheap picture and other…
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Sir,--A rumor has gained currency in his town during the day that the members of the Lone Pine Band are not genuine returned men. I should…
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The Lone Pine Memorial Band will perform at Maclean to-morrow night, in Camerons' wharf enclosure. The band is a very fine one, and a capital…
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Many of those interested in the welfare of the institution itself, as well as those who have the well-being of the younger element in our town at heart,…
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The [?]bers of the [?] [?] Band were en[?] welcomed at Grafton. The Mayor ass[?] the [?] that the sympathies of the [?]…
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To-night, at the Theatre Royal, the star film will be a five-reel Red Feather picture entitled "Autumn," featuring Violet Mersereau. Iti s a powerful…
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The Lone Pine Memorial Band played to a big audience at Maclean last night. The takings, including the sale of the memorial autograph book, totalled £70,…
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