Local News. Royal Pictures
Austen and Mayne's Royal Pictures will be again shown at the Mechanics' institute on Saturday evening, when another good selection of films will be…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
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Amusements Page and Pearson's Pictures
The truth of the old saying that "one can never have too much of a good thing" is [?]amply exemplified in Maitland every evening by the well filled condition of…
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The attendance at the Electric Picture palace last evening was not at all co[?]menserate with the merits of the programme submitted. which was on of the best submitted…
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The Federal Band will (weather permitting) play a programme on the West Maitland Park to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, commencing at quarter to four o'clock…
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Messrs Austen and Mayne will present another of their popular moving picture programmes inthe hall of the Mechanics institute to-night. The prices are…
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Both the Electric Palace and Areadia were well attended last evening, considering that it was the close of the week…
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Weston's Electric Picture Company continues to attract large attendances at the Mechanics' Institute, East Maitland. On Saturday last the hall was comfortably filled, and…
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The Federal Band (weather permitting) will play a programme on the Maitland Park to-morrow (Tuesday) evening. commencing at eight o'clock…
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Messrs. Page and Pearson appear to have been born to achieve records. The first named gentleman has done something in that way in other lands and on foreign stags…
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Austen and Mayne's Royal Pictures were shown on Saturday night to the largest audience yet assembled during the season. The pictures thrown on the…
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Miss Zona Trader, the accomplished young violiniste, who has just completed a course of studies in England, announces that she will give a grand concert in the…
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The enterprising proprietors of Arcadia and the Electric Picture Palace are optimistic philosophers, who take a somewhat top-sided view of mundane affairs. For…
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A benefit concert to raise funds to assist Mr. F. Percy, who has for some months been prevented by illness from working, was held in the School of Arts on Tuesday evening…
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Messrs. Page and Pearson had two cinematograph shows in the market last evening, and despite the existence of another, the pioneers of the pastime (in Maitland) has no…
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A gentleman whose nationality concerns nobody, remarked one evening during the intermission. "everyone in Maitland must be twins'" and after a brief pause he…
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Sir,—I think it is time for some movement to be made by the townspeeble to aid in some way our local band. Could any person visiting the Maitland Park last Tuesday night think such music…
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This (Saturday) evening Messrs Austen and Mayne will give another of their exhibitions of moving pictures, at the Mechanies' Institute hall, when a new…
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The Town Band will give a recital in South Singleton Park to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, commencing at 3.30 o'clock…
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The living picture is not a make-shift for the play-house; its dignity is greater, its importance far beyond the puny function of comedy and tragedy. It is a clean…
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Mr. Page remains cheerful in even the most depressing circumstances, whilst "If things are coming his way he assumes just a mildly exuberant demeanbur." There…
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