Amusements Johnson's Pictures
"The Microbe," an original story by, Henry Altimus, published in Ainslee's Magazine, is the latest addition to Viola Dana's plays. This was shown to…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1920
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Johnson's Pictures
Both Johnson's Oxide-street and Hillside Theatres were well filled last night when "The Microbe," and "The Blirdness of Divorce," were shown for the…
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The Australian made film of the stage success, "The Face at the Window," together with Louise Glaum in "Sahara," and supporting pictures,…
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"Under Suspicion," adapted from the play by Horace Hunier, will be the star item of the new set of films to be shown at Picturelrand to-night…
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The final presentation of "The Blindness of Divorce" and "The Microbe" was made at Johnson's Oxide-street theatre last night. To-night a new…
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M. Paderewski, who is retiring to a beautiful house at Lake Geneva, told a "Daily Mail" correspondent that he had definitely retired from the concert…
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"The Caillaux Case", and "Bill Henry'' were the chief items of the new programme shown for the first time at Johnson's Oxide-street Theatre…
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"Under Suspicion," a Russian story, was the star film of the new programme shown at Lenard's Pictureland last night. The theme of the story is…
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A statement of receipts and expend ture has been issued by the executive and concert committee of the Returned Soldiers and Seilore' Imperial League,…
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At the Crystal Theatre on the night of March 17 (St. Patrick's Day) an Trish concert-will be giren in part celebration of the day. The proceeds…
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"Under Suspicion," the story of Russia which contains a plot against the Grand Duke, was presented before a crowded audience at Lenard's…
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The Broken Hill Band occupied the Central Park both yesterday afternoon and last night, and gave recitals under the baton of bandmaster A…
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Both Johnson's Oxide-street and Hillside theatres held large audiences on Saturday night, when Charles Ray in "Bill Henry" and "The Caillaux…
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Sessue Hayakawa and his wife, Tsuro [?], in the Harworth film, "The Courageous Coward," will be the chief picture of the new bill for…
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The [?] programm[?] to be shown for the first time at Lenard's Pictureland to-night will be beaded by "The Goddess of Lost Lake," a six reel drama,…
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"The Goddess of Lost Lake," featuring Louise Glaum, was the principal film' of a new programme shown at Lenard's Pictureland last night. The…
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"The Courageous Coward," featuring Sessue Hayakawa and his wife, Tsuro Aoki, was the chief film of the new bill shown at Johnson's…
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Both Johnson's Oxide-street and Hillside theatres held good audiences last night wheh Sessue Hayakawa in "The Courageous Coward" and "Fools…
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"The Goddess of Lost Lake," "Come Again Smith," and supporting films will be finally screened at Lenard's Pictureland to-night. To-morrow night…
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At Lenard's Pictureland last night an appreciative audience witnessed t[?] final screening of "The Goddess of Lost Lake," "Come Again, Smith," and…
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