Amusements Lenard's Pictures
Lenard's [?] was largely patronised last night when a new programme was screened. The star, "The Wolf", features [?] Williams. The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1920
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A New Machine. Installed by Western Movies. Big Progress of Pictures and Lantern Views Next
We have been shown a fine piece of machinery which has just been installed by the Western Movies in the shape of a new Ellison Kineto[?]pe…
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On Saturday afternoon the Broken Hill Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Mr. S. Lloyd Trenaman, gave its first subscribing members' concert…
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To-night at the Crystal Theatre a concert will be given, the proceeds of which will be in aid of the relief funds of the local branch of the Returned…
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"The Lesson" (Constance Talmadge), "The Wolf" (Earle Williams), and "The Idghtmng Raider" (Pearle White) were shown before an appreciative audience…
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Johnson's Oxide-street and Hillside theatres were largely patronised on Saturday night on the occasion of the second screening of "The Final…
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The Broken Hill Band gave, a recital in the Central Reserve last night. The band was at its fall strength, and some of the items given came in for applause…
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Sir,—Kindly allow me Space in "The Miner" to comment on the concert given by the Symphony Orchestra in the Town Hall last Saturday afternoon…
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Pauline Frederick in "One Week of Life" will be the thief film of the new pictures to be presented at Johnson's Oxide-street Theatre to-night. The…
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"One Hour," a sequel to E[?] Glynn's "Three Weeks," will be the chief film of the new programme to be presented at Lenard's Pictureland…
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The Crystal Theatre was crowded last night, when a concert was given, the proceeds of which were in aid of the relief, funds of the local branch of the…
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There was a large attendance at Lenard's Picturefasd last night, when a new programme was introduced, the star of which was "One Hour," in…
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"One Week of Life," factoring Pauline Frederick, was the chief item in a new programme presented at Johnson's Oxide-street Theatre last night. Miss…
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At the Hillside sad Oxide-street theatres to-night the management of Johnson's pictures will screen "One Week of Life," featuring Pauline…
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Lenard's Pictureland was crowded last night, whan "One Hour" and supporting films were screened for the second time. Zena Keefe is featured…
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There was a large audience at L[?]nard's Pictureland last night, when the [?]ment presented a new programme. The star was a five-act…
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"Happy Though Married," featuring E[?]id Bennett, is the star of a new programme introduced before a large audience at Johnson's Oxide-street…
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To-night at Johnson's Oxide-street Theatre a near programme will be introduced. The star will be "A Favor to a Friend," in which Emmy Wehlan…
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A large audience witnessed the final screening at Lenard's pictures last nigh[?] of "The Tower of Jewels" and supporting films. To-night a new…
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A train conveying the paymaster of the Great South-Western Railway of Ireland, with £2500 in wages, was held up at Killonan, five miles from…
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