Amusements. Johnson's Pictures
A large audience witnessed "Their Only Son," the final series of "Lucille Love," and the rest of the new programme at Johnson's Gardens last…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
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Serial Pictures
The success of the serial picture "Lucille Love" with Johnson's entertainment has caused Mr. J. C. Johnson to secure another serial, "The Trey…
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Another picture pavilion is being built, ibis time at the Hillsde, opposite the Reserve. It will be opened next Saturday…
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The Broken Hill City Band gave an enjoyable concert in the Central Reserve last night. Suitable weather conditions' prevailed, and there was a…
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Pictureland was well patronised on Saturday night, when the war pictures (English and Australian), "What Could She Do?" (the story of a girl's…
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The new pictures at Johnson's on Saturday night attracted an audience far larger than the Oxide-street gardens could accommodate. The various…
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There were three screenings of West's Pictures on Saturday, two at the Theatre Royal and one at the Rink. The Rink entertainment at night was well…
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The problem of "What Could She Do?" was again put to the audience at Lenard's Pictureland last night, and the audience apparently thought the…
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The war drama "Their Only Son." the scenic pictures of Egypt, and the rest of Johnson's comedies and dramas, all pleased again last night, and…
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West's presented an entire change of film subjects at the Rink last evening. Appreciation was shown of the various dramas and comedies screened…
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Sir,—When moving pictures were first introduced to the public, it was the usual custom for each scene to be described by a gentleman standing at…
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"Lucille Love" will be screened for the last time at Johnson's Gardens tonight, ditto "Their Only Son," "Egypt," etc. A new programme will…
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The current programme at Lenard's headed by "What Could She Do?" will terminate to-night, making way tomorrow evening for "The Ordeal," a…
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West's pictures at the Rink were well attended again last evening. The programme contains two fine star dramas in "The False Shadow" and "The…
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"The Ordeal" will be screened for the first time at Pictureland this evenng. This is a lengthy drama with a strong military flavor. Two men love a woman,…
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"Lucille Love" bade farewell to Broken, Hill at Johnson's Pictures last night. The last was seen of the intereating views of Egypt. A full change,…
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A meeting of the Caledonian Pipers' Band was held at the Druids' Hall last night, the president (Mr. C. Rehn) being in the chair. There was a full…
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West's pictures continue to attract good audiences of picture lovers to the Rink, and a large number attended last evening to witness the farewell…
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Sir.—Nothing comments made by "Antigrab" in reference to persons reading the directions of moving pictures to those who are perhaps near and dear…
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A new programme was submitted for appreciation at Johnson's Picture Gardens last night, and was well received. The programme included four dramas,…
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