Empire Theatre
To-night's big feature, "The Sign Invisible," is without doubt the mightiest drama of the Northland ever presented to a Goulburn audience. It is a true pourtrayal of North…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1918
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Gaiety Touring Theatre
A really genuine company will eat' ter for amusement lovers at the Town Hall on Tuesday next, when the above well-known company will appear in…
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By permission of the O.C., the 43rd (Weriwa) Infantry Band will play a programme of music at Eastgrove on Sunday afternoon next, at 3 o'clock…
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Thursday evening was a splendid six act Thursday evening was a splendid six-act drama of the great Northland, under the title of "The Sign Invisible" Like "The Barrier"…
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A good house assembled at the Lyric Theatre on Thursday evening to see Douglas Fairbanks in the first picture of his own company, "In Again, Out Again." It is a most amusing…
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A successful card party and dance in aid of the Girls' School funds was held in St. Patrick's Hall on Thursday night. About 180 people were present. The card tournament was supervised…
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On Friday afternoon the students of the Sacred Heart Convent, North Goulburn, gave their half-yearly entertainment at the Lyric Theatre. The hall was well filled with an…
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The 43rd (Werriwa) Infantry Band, under Bandmaster Beer, played programme of music at Eastgrove on Sunday afternoon. There was a good attendance considering the…
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The present programme at the Empire is one that cannot fail to please, as it contains two pictures, each of which is a gem, though differing widely in character. "His Own People" is…
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One of the most entertaining and enjoyable picture programmes presented for months is now showing at the Lyric. Comedy is in the ascendant, and there is not a dull moment…
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A full house greeted the performers at the Red Cross Concert on (Wednesday evening last, and the promoters have good reason to feel gratified at…
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There will be three big attractions to-night at the Lyric. Famous Players will present Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtat in a novel photoplay romance called "The Kiss." Jeane Marie,…
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"Panthea," the feature for to-night and the week-end, stands out as the most successful picture of the Sydney season. Such interest did it arouse that night after night people were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Plain and Fancy Dress Ball
The pla' and fancy dress ball, arrang[?]d by the pupils of Mrs. E. Wood promises to be a great success. Dancing will com[?]ence for children at 7…
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There was a good house at the Lyric Theatre on Thursday night, when the leading film was "The Kiss," with the charming actress, Miss Marguerite Courtot, and Mr. Owen Moore in…
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"Panthea," Norma Talmadge's masterpiece, which was such a success in Sydney, attracted a good house to the Empire on Thursday evening The drama is one of the most powerful…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Euchre Party and Dance
A successful euchre party and dance was held in St. Patrick's Hall on Thursday night in aid of the Girls' School Fund. About 100 couples were present. The effort was organised by Misses…
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The matinee concert given on Friday afternoon in the Empire Theatre (kindly lent by Mr. Nicholson) by Miss Ella Caspers, assisted by local artists, in aid of St. John of God's…
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Two star films of exceptional merit drew a big house to tile Lyric Theatre Monday night. A Paramount production, "A Roadside Impresario," had George Beban in the…
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There was a splendid attendance at the Empire on Monday evening, and the programme presented was one which could not fail to please. Apart from the wonderful feats of…
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