Loiterton—ball
A quiet but protty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. Norman Gardner in Christ Church, Cootamundra, in February, when Miss Elsie…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1920
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Killed by a Cricket Ball
HOBART.—Albert J. [?]out, aged 14, while playing cricket on Thursday received a hit on the forehead from a cricket ball, which rendered him…
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The week-end programme. at the above theatre cannot fail to give pleasure. "Partners Three" presents. the popular Enid Bennett in an…
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"Woman and Wife." based upon Charlotte Bronte's celebrated novel, "Jane Eyre," is now showing at the Empire. It is a first class picture,…
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Notwithstanding the unfavourable weather a number , of people assembled the Prince of Wales Park, North Coulburn. on Sunday to listen…
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The desire of the public for something light and entertaining was once more proved by the good attendance at the Empire on Monday evening,…
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The picturisation of Maeterlinck's remarkable conception, "The Blue Bird," delighted Lyric patrons on Monday evening. The production is…
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The Lyric has good attractions for to-night. "A peppery girl in a peppery tale" is the manner in which Dorothy Gish in "Boots" is heralded…
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Two star features, "A Lady's Name" and "Under Suspicion," are announced for to-night and the weekend. Cyril Harcourt, who wrote "A…
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A continental and social are [?] be held in aid of the City Band. A well attended meeting of ladies was held on Friday afternoon and good progress was reported…
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"A Lady's Name," the star feature of the current programme at the Empire, is an excellent comedy, depicting the amusing and entertaining…
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The Lyric is showing an attractive programme for the week-end, Dorothy Gish taking the leading par t in a drama, entitled "Boots." With her…
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"The Jungle Trail," the star picture at the Empire, affords an excellent vehicle for William, Farnum. who plays the manly her with the…
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The current programme at the Lyric is made up of three pictures, each of which is a winner in its particular class, and patrons are assured of a…
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How an out-of-date department store may Le transformed by the common sense and Intelligence of a girl into a prosperous enterprise is…
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The Empire management has secured a unique attraction for the week-end—Captain Frank Hurley's wonderful pictures of the Shackleton…
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A first-class programme is showing at the above theatre, for the, week-end. The chief feature is "Phil for Short," a delightful comedy, depicting the experiences of a…
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Captain Frank Hurley's splendid pictures of the last Shackleton Polar Expedition were presented at the Empire on Thursday evening. They were…
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A meeting of the sub-committee was held on Thursday evening to prepare a prorgramme of events for the continental A very interesting list has…
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The programme on Friday evening was [?]ed and entertaining. The Pathe [?]es, under the title of ‘Somewhere in England showed Britain’s largest…
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