Empire Theatre
There was a good house at the Empire Theatre on Monday evening, and a very entertaining programme was presented. "The Outsider," founded on Vance's novel,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1919
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Lyric Theatre
Patrons of the Lyric during the current session are assured of an excellent evening's entertainment, the programme being most enjoyable throughout. Chase Ray, whose…
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Rex Beach's famous story of the America south-west, "Heart of the Sunset," is the attraction for to-night and the rest of the week. The oft-evidenced fact that Rex Beach writes…
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The Lyric Theatre management announce [?] big "Peace and Mary Pickford" programme for the week-end. To-night the big attraction will be "Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley," and it is…
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The inaugural meeting of a Band of Hope society was held in Salem Church, Tarlo Gap. on Monday evening last. The Rev. C. T. Bryant occupied the chair. After the…
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At a meeting of bandsmen on "Wednesday night at St. Johns' School room it was decided that the band appear in full uniform at two o'clock…
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We would again remind lovers of terpsichore that the date of the band social is approaching and impress on them…
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“The Heart of the Sunset” is the big attraction this week-end at the Empire. It is a typical Rex Beach picture, and makes a wide appeal to those who appreciate…
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Undoubtedly "Amarilly of Clothes Line Alloy," the leading feature of the current Lyric programme, is one of the most delightful pictures in which Mary Pickford has yet appeared. It…
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Although the weather was not very pleasant on Sunday afternoon, a fair crowd listened to a very enjoyable programme rendered by the above hand. There were some very good…
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Recognising the old saying, that no festival is complete at Young, without a dance, the Mayor, at the request of a number of Diners, threw open tho…
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The high standard of excellence set by the management of the Lyric is fully, maintained in the current programme, which is eminently satisfying in every respect. The opening scene…
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There was a good at the Empire Theatre on Monday evening to witness the first screening of the great war picture, "Th Common Cause." Though fittingly described as a war picture…
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The Lyric management has secured another line programme for the week-end. There is no more serious actor in pictures to-day than Harry Carey, who makes his…
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To-night sees Wm. S. Hart, Chas. Ray, and Louise Glaum in another of Hart's , famous western plays, "Staking His Life." The story presented is full of the excitement and…
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There was a large attendance at the band social on Wednesday night in the Literary Institute Hall, fully 80…
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Three stars, William S. Hart, Charles Ray, and Louise Glaum, appear in "Staking His Life," now showing at the Empire. It is a story of the west, but a…
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"A Woman's Fool," the star attraction at the Lyric Theatre, is an adaptation of one of Owen Wister's most successful novels. The film abounds with…
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There was a good house at the Empire on Monday evening, when the favourite actress, Miss Louise Huff, was seen to distinct advantage in , "T" other Dear…
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There was a good house at the Lyric on Monday evening, and patrons should have been well satisfied with the entertainment provided. The popular Wallace Reid…
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