Amusements. Pictures at the Theatres
Probably no picture that has been shown in Broken Hill has caused so much enthusiasm as "The Cowboy Millionaire," which was the star film of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Elite Dance Club
One of a series of fortnightly dances to be held during the winter months by the Elite Dance Club was held in Tait's Masonic Hall last evening. As…
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This boat is a typical, "18-footer," the most popular sailing boat on Sydney Harbor. All things considered…
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Mr. Sayers' Rink pictures continue to he shown at the Theatre Royal, which has been filled every night during the week. "The Millionaire…
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An entirely new selection of pictures will be shown at the Theatre Royal to-night. Chief among the dramatic subjects is a fine film entitled "In the…
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Sub-inspector Sawtell this morning received the following wire from the Under-Secretary's Department:—"Approvals granted sacred concerts, 13th,…
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The West Suburban Band occupied the rotunda in the Central Reserve last night, and performed a programme of enjoyable music. The following…
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For the purpose pf assisting the NoLicense cause, a union has been formed on the Barrier. Delegates from Picton, Nicholls-street, Beryl-street, and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Amusements. Pictures at the Royal
The increasing popularity of the picture entertainment provided at the Theatre Royal resulted in standing room only being the order on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Critical Audience. Actors Driven From Theatre. Pursued by Spectators. Ballarat
At the performance last night at Ballarat of a visiting theatrical company, the spectators showed their dissatisfaction with the entertainment in…
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"The Cowboy Millionaire" continues to be the chief attraction at the Theatre, Royal, where Sayers' pictures are attracting crowded houses: "In…
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The Rink pictures were again shown at the Theatre Royal last night, when "The Milliouaire Cowhoy," "In the Watches of the Night," "His Little…
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Lost evening St. Patrick's night was celebrated at Burke Ward by a dance being held in the Burke Ward Hall in aid of the Catholic Church, Railway…
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In celebration of St. Patrick's Day a dance social was held in Hegarty's Hall. South Broken Hill, last evening in aid of the South Broken Hill…
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The Rink pictures attracted another good house at the Theatre Royal last night, and the programme submitted was followed with interest. "The…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The A.m.a. Band and the Cadets. False Statements Circulated. "Wish the Cadets Every Success."
A statement has been circulated by Mr. Harry Gray, the leader of the anti-cadet movement, which casts an undeserved stigma on the A.M.A. Band…
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Sub-inspector Sawtell has received the following telegram relating to Sunday concerts from the Under-Secretary to the Chief Secretary:—"Approval…
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Last evening the annual concert in aid of the Broken Hill Orphanage was held in the Town Hall, when there was a large attendance, and it is…
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An entirely new programme of pictures will be presented at the Theatre Royal to-night. Mr. Sayers having secured another series of interesting…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Why I Like Australians. Some Little Pictures of a Great Land
I do not know how many Englands it would take to cover the Australian continent, but it is somewhere between 40 and 400. Australia is as big as…
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