Royal Pictures
The weekly production of Austen and Mayne's Royal Pictures, at the Mechanics' Hall this evening, will be marked by the screening of the great star…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Federal Band
The Federal Band will play a programme on the park to-morrow (Tuesday)evening commencing at 8 o'clock (Weather permitting)…
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I ne Federal Hand, under the conductor ship of Bandmaster Fitness, played a very enjoyable programme on the Clarence Town park yesterday afternoon, before a large…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Amusements. Wests Pictures
The advice of the management of west pictures at the Garden picture palace on saturday evening to "come early and he sure of a sear" was taken by large num…
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"A Victim of the Mormons." the star film at the Royal Pictures on Saturday night, received great approbation at the hands of a large audience. The picture…
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The Garden Picture Palace was very largely patronised last evening. when another change of programme afforded additiona, plensure for patrons to the excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Muruhy Benefit Concert Committee
A meeting in connection with the above movement was held in Mr. V. Grouch's rooms, East Maitland, last night. Those present themselves into a committee and…
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The pretty Irish drama "Kathleen Mavourneen" and the exciting sporting drama "A Ride for a Bride" were again received with unbounded enthusiasm at the Garden Picture…
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The oppressiveness of the atmosphere last evening brought many people out of doors, and as Garden Picture Palace is one of the coolest and most comfortable places to be on…
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There was no entertainment at the Gar-den Picture Palace last evening in consequence of the welcome rain. Should the weather prove fine to-night an entirely new…
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An excellent bill of fare is announced for the usual weekly show in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute to-night. The films will Include such artistic triumphs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Millionaires' Theatre. Nobody Good Enough to Be Manager
The definite abandonment is announced of the scheme originated several years ago by a number of American millionaires for the establishment of a new theatre to be…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →"Freak" Ball in America. Society Beauties Dance with Servants
American millionaires vied with one another in giving freak entertainments this Christmas, and one of the most successful of these is reported from Boston, where the…
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Weather permitting the Garden Picture Palace will be open to-night with an entire change of programme…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bingara Tragedy. Why Ball Shot His Wife
The inquest into the circumstances sur-rounding the death of Louisa Ball was resumed at Bingara on Saturday. Thomas Malone, detective, said that at…
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The Garden Picture Palace will open tonight with an entirely new and attractive programme, including a reproduction of Nat Gould's famous sporting story "The Double…
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The hall of the Mechanics Institute was well-filled on Saturday night, when a splendid programme of pictures was submitted to highly-gratified spectators,…
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In the Central Hull last evening a complimentary concert was tendered by the residents of Kurri to Miss Jeannie Morgan to assist her to pursue her musical studies…
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The Federal Band will play a programme on the Maitland Park to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock (weather permitting)…
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There was a very large attendance at the Garden Picture Palace last evening, when an entirely new and most attractive programme was screened. The star film was a…
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