Public Amusements. West's Pictures
[?] the weather was very muggy and appressive generally. It was cool and [?] at the Garden Picture Palace last evening, when a very large audience…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
860 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 43
British Pictures in New Zealand. a Representative Collection London. Thursday evening
Mr. John Bailie has sent to New zealand 500 representative British pictures, valued at £ 20,000 to be exhibited in the municipal galleries for one month each at the…
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This evening another line programme will be provided at the Mechanics' Hall for the delectation of the patrons of Austen and Mayne's Royal Pictures. The…
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The Garden Picture Palace was again largely patronised last evening, when the programme submitted on the two previous nights was repeated to the delectation of…
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A grand benefit concert in aid of the widow and children of the into Mr. Perecival Murphy will be held in the Mechanics' Institute, East Maitland, on Wednesday evening next. A…
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There was a very large audience at West's Pictures at the Garden Picture Palace on Saturday night, but three-fourths of those present beat a hasty retreat when the rain began to…
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The Maitland Federal Band yesterday played a very enjoyable programme at Paterson in the presence of a fairly large gathering. The band, accompanied by a party of nearly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Singleton Letter. the Town Band
At the annual meeting of the above there was a large attendance of members and the chairman (Mr. George J. Hosie) presided. After disposing of prelim…
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The weather last evening was so damp and threatening that the management of West's Pictures did not open the Garden Picture Palace. To-night, however, should the…
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The annual meeting of the above organisation was held at the practice room, Bathurst-street, on Thursday night, 22nd inst. There was a large attendance of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local News. The Royal Pictures
Although the weather was stormy on Saturday night, there was good attendonce at the Mechanics Institute to witness Messrs. Austen and Mayne's Royal…
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There was a full house at the Garden Picture Palace last night, and everything went with the usual clearness and smoothness, the entertainment provided being up to West's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kurri Brass Band
The Kurri District Brass Band under the conductorship of Mr. G. J. Nichols, will give a selection of characteristic and operatic music on the Banks-street Reserve, East…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Broncho Bill Listens to the Band
It has come to the ears of Broncho Bill that the people of Muswellbrook have no love of the beautiful no sense of the sublime…
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There was an excellent attendance at West's Pictures at the Garden Picture Palace last evening, when the sensational tragedy drama "The Four Dare Devils" was again screened in…
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During the heavy storm in Sydney on Sunday afternoon the Waitresses [?] Sargent's refreshment room at the [?] and a terrifying experience. One of the…
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A number of pictures from the National Are Gallery in Sydney will shortly be placed on exhibition at [?] Maitland Technical College. The Resident Art Master…
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Although the management of the Garden Palace was not favoured by weather conditions last evening there was still an excellent attendance to witness what was at once…
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A rattling and banging, intermingled at intervals with the shouting and laughter of boys and the agonised cries of a tortured dog, bad been going on for some…
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