Ulmarra Pictures
"Paid in Full" was written across the paper, and it cleared her husband from the chance of disgrace, but he had gone so far in forcing his wife to an awful…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1921
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Picture Pops. Fi[?] Roy Theatre, To-night
On the foremost peak of the giant Himalayas, far above the timber line, where age old glaciers defy mankind, stand three mysterious men. From…
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The members of the Ulmarra Minstrel party visited Southgate on Thursday night, and gave a very successful and enjoyable entertainment before a very appreciative…
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An original entertainment by an aboriginal troupe, under the style of Davis and Co., was given at the Theatre Royal last night. Despite the…
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We are requested to particularly draw attention to an advertisement in this issue from the above band, pointing out that the annual meeting…
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The adjourned annual meeting of the Maclean District Band was held at the Literary Institute on Monday night. The attendance was as…
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The monologue of a Bellingen young lady, perfectly audible to those in the vicinity when "The Fear Woman" was being shown at…
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The synopsis of to-night's picture is Billy Harvey, engaged, goes to the suburb in which his newly-erected bungalow is situated, to prepare it for occupancy…
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When Georges Clemenceau, the brilliant French statesman, was recovering from the bullet wound of an assassin who paid the death penalty for his murderous attack…
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The Maclean Band will render the following programme in River street tonight: -- March, "La Esmeralda" (W. G. Bentley); fantasia, "Songs of the Sea"…
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"The Thoroughbred," which is to be the attraction at the Fitzroy Theatre to-night, deals with the famous Derby race. Hugh Walton owns Clipstone, the favorite of the…
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Once again the Jetty Pictures have a double star Selznick programme in which Engene O'Brien is the master. George Barr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hale Hamilton Attends Mother Goose Ball
A Mother Goose party, in which Hale Hamilton, the popular Metro star, will be seen dressed as a boy in stiffly-starched shirt and knee breeches, is one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General. Maclean Band Recital
After a somewhat lengthy recess the Maclean District Band has again got into working order, and on Friday night rendered an interesting programme of varied…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fitzroy Theatre To-night
During the filming of "The Confession" at the National Studios, in which Henry Walthall is starred, director Bertram Bracken was successful in securing Father Cain,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Fifth Test Match. Sweltering Heat and Big Crowd. Australia's Substantial Lead. The Giant and Midget's Partnership, MACARTNEY, 170; GREGORY. 93. Remarkable No Ball Incidents. SYDNEY
The Sydney Cricket Ground presented a remarkable sight at noon to-day when the fifth Test match between England and Australia. was resumed. Every stand was…
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The City Band will render the following in the Memorial Park to-night at 8 o'clock: -- March, "The President" (Carlile Vernon); waltz, "Gipsy Queen"…
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The City Band will render the following programme to-night in the Memorial Park, commencing at 8 o'clock:--…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Murdered in the Street. a Darlinghurst Tragedy. Woman Shot on Way to Pictures. Sydney, Monday Night
Another shooting tragedy occurred at Darlinghurst to-night, when a woman was shot dead in the open street. It appears that about a quarter to eight Mrs. Mulcahy…
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