Metropole Pictures
The holiday attendances at the Metropole Picture Palace were of a satisfactory nature to the management, and the programme provided met with…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Rink Pictures
The Skating Rink was largely attended on New Year's Eve, when the current, programme of Rink pictures was well received. Last night owing to the…
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The International Picture management will screen a new collection of photo plays at See Park to-night. The feature play will be "The Mystery of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Clai[?]yance and Thougntreading. Remarkable Demonstration at a London Theatre
The London "Times," that does not as a rule encourage fakes or sensational make-believes, reports a series of remarkable porformances that have been…
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The day's enjoyment was brought to a fitting conclusion with a concert at the Town Hall, which was attended by a large audience. The programme…
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The star attraction of this evening's new programme at the Rink pictures will be a very fine exclusive Huloch photo play entitled, "Vengeance is…
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"The Mystery of Notre Dame" was screened for the first time last night at See Park, and was voted first-class by a large and appreciative audience…
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Sir,—Mr. Thompson, secretary of the Adelaide band, seems very anxious to rush into print, and in his letter to-day, says the band was not engaged…
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Sir,—With reference to the report contained in yesterday's issue of the "Miner" regarding the Caledonian Society's Highland gathering on New…
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Patrons of the International Pictures at See Park are promised a feast of photo, plays for to-hight. The leading pictures will be "The Sixth…
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The latest collection of photo plays presented for the first time at the Skating Rink by Messrs. Sayers and Lennon Lted., is without doubt one of…
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Sir,—A letter appeared in yesterday's Second Editin of "The Miner" from Mr. Walker, the secretary of the Broken Hill Pipe Band, in reply to one…
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The attendance at See Park on Saturday night was highly satisfactory to the management of International pictures. Several new pictures were…
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"Vengeance is Mine," the feature at the Rink pictures, again met with the hearty approval of a large audience at the Skating Rink on Saturday night…
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The Saturday night change at the Metropole, drew a large attendance of patrons, who signified their approval of the bill in no unmistakable manner…
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Sir,—With reference to the letter appearing in Saturday's "Miner," signed by Mr. J. F. Nairn, secretary Caledonian Society, with your permission…
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The startling drama, "Vengeance is Mine," which is the feature play at the Rink pictures for the current week. is a picture full of merit and of a…
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"The Sixth Commandment" and "In Exil[?]" were the leading picture screened at See Park last night, and thoroughly enjoyed by a fairly good…
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Sir,—The tone of Mr. Walker's opening sentences in yesterday's issue of "The Miner" gives the impression that the Broken Hill Pipe Band was not…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mysterious Happening at Sea. Vessel Has Her Masts Cut Down. by Ball of Blue Fire. Sydney
The Belfast barque whick left Newcastle on December 5 with,coal laden for Calloa was towed into Sydney this morning minus her foretop mast,…
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