The Royal Huddersfield Bellringers' Band
The Huddersfield Bellringers' Band will open a six nights' season at the Crystal Theatre on Monday next. The band's repertoire includes, besides hymns…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Lenahd's Pictures
Pictureland was well patronised last night. "The Colleen Bawn" and "Mountain Law" were feature of the programme, which will be shown for…
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The repetition of the current series of pictures was welcomed by a large and appreciative audience at the Theatre Royal last night. The marine…
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The International Picture Company presented a new collection of photo plays at see Park last night in the presence of a fauly large audience,…
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The Insih National Concert which was in the past usually held on St. Patrick's night, was this year altered, ownig to the least of Erin's patron saint…
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Hegarty's Hall was well filled last night, when an appreciative audience was provided with a fine selection of the International pictures. Exciting…
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The excellence of the current series of pictures being displayed at the Theatre Royal was responsible for another large audience, last night. The…
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Evidence of the extensive patronage accorded Pictureland was again forthcoming last night, when " The Colleen Bawn" and the past week's bill of fare…
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A new performer has appeared on the stage of the Melbourne Theatre Royal, presenting a turn which is calculated to bring down the house…
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Sayors's excellent series of pictures show'n at the Theatre Royal attracted a large audience last night. The thrilling maring drama. "From the…
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The first-class programme of moving pictures presented by the International Picture Company at See Park attracted a large and appreciative audisnce last…
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The Royal Huddersfield Bollringers' Band, which will open a six nights' season at the-Crystal Theatre on Monday next, under the direction of…
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There was a splendid attendance at the St Patrick's Day concert held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday evening last. Long before the doors…
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The International Picture Company will reopen at See Parle this evening, when the thrilling marine drama, "Lieutenant Rose and the Stolen…
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"Standing room only," and very little of that, was the order prevailing at Picturoland on Saturday night, when "Sweet Nell of Old Drury," as…
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"From the Bottom of the Sea," and the rest of the pictures of the past week, were screened for the last time on Saturday night at the Theatre…
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The City Band occupied the Central Reservo rotunda last night, and rendered a programme of selected items. There was a good attendance, and the…
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Pictureland was well patronised last night, when the current series of pictures was again screened. The star films, "Sweet Nell of Old Drury,"…
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The International Picture Company repeated its programme of the previous nights at See Park last night, before a fair attendance. "Lieutenant Rose…
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The Theatre Royal was crowded to the doors last night with patrons cager to see the much-advertised photo play adapted from Charles Reade's famous…
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