A Black and White Ball. Officially "Outlawed."
MELBOURNE.—The black and white bull that has been running wild at the head of Chum and Mayor's creeks, in the parishes of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1920
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Empire Theatre
The second picture from the studio of Mary Pickford, "The Hoodlum," now showing at the Empire, provides the screen idol with an…
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The week-end programme at the Lyric is most entertaining "Easy to Make Money is a lively comedy-drama, with some most amusing situations an dexcellent…
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The grandstand and lawn at the showground were packed on Friday night for the City Band continental. Most of those present had a good sprinkling of confetti,…
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"His Birthright," which is given pride of place on the current programme at the Empire, 4s highly dramatic story, presenting the noted Japanese actor, Sessue…
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D. W. Griffith in his picture "The Great Love" now showing at the Lyric, again proves his right to the name of the greatest producer in it filmdom, There is something…
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On Friday afternoon the students of the district school gave a concert in the main room of the school to ralse funds to reduce the debt on…
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The gross takings the continental on Friday night in aid of the City Band reached the satisfactory total. of about £70â a result with which…
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Good attractive programmes are offered for the holidays. commencing to-night, with Clara Kimball Young in "Cheating Cheaters" and J…
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With Charles Ray. and Shirley Mason on the bill for to-night (Thursday) and Saturday Lyric patrons should be well satisfied. Mr…
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"Bare-fisted Gallagher" and "Leave It to Susan" are the big pictures of the Empire programme. In the former, the scene of which is laid in the far…
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"Told in the Hills," founded on Marah Ellis Ryan's book of that name occupies pride of place at the Lyric. It is an intensely dramatic story, and…
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The two star attractions for to-night and the week-end are “Vagabond Luck” and “One Hour.” Albert Ray. with Elinor Fair, appears in…
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The big attraction at the Lyric to-night will be “The Kelly Gang.” The picture, which is of course an Australian production will illustrated the…
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A dance promoted by Messrs. R. Horan, McOilvray, and Carrlol, who were assisted by Mr. Loughnane, was held in St. Patrick's Hall on Friday evening in aid of…
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"One Hour," a sequel to "Three Weeks," has pride of place in the Empire programme for this week-end. It is a story of the intensely romantic type. The heroine, well…
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"The Kelly Gang" is proving a great attraction at the Lyric. and there was a packed house on Thursday night. The picture opens with incidents which are said…
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A dance, promoted by Messrs. Horan. McGilvray, and Carroll, was given in St. Patrick's Hall on Monday evening and was fairly attended. Excellent music…
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The A.L.H. Band visited Kenmore Hospital on Sunday afternoon, and, under the leadership of Bandmaster Wilson, played a fine programme of music, which was…
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''Scaled Hearts,'' a Selznick production, now showing at the Empire, is a very powerful drama, and the tense situations grip theattention of the audience. It…
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