Public Amusements. West's Pictures
There was rain in the air last evening, a cool wind blew, and it was anything but the sort of night to tempt people out of doors in search of pleasure. Therefore it…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Local News. Royal Pictures
A particularly bright and highly enjoyable programme was screened at the Mechanics' Institute on Saturday night. The star pictures, "The Ranchman's…
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There was an excellent attendance at the Garden Picture Palace last evening, when West's Limited, repeated the attractive programme presented on Monday night, which…
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There will be an entire change of programme at the Garden Picture Palace this evening, under the direction of West's, Limited, who have been showing such attractive…
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The Garden Picture Palace was very liberally patronised last evening, when the usual bi-weekly change of programme was submitted. The programme was well…
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The annual general meeting of the Dungog Town Band was held in the Victoria hall on Wednesday night last Ald. Geo. Searl, president, occupied…
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At the Garden Picture Palace to-night (St. Patrick's night), a special programme will be screened by West's, Limited. The pictures will include the pathetic Irish drama,…
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This evening Messrs. Austen, and Mayne's Royal Pictures will constitute an attraction fully up to the high standard of previous efforts. The two…
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An open at concert in aid of the local Brass Band is being arranaged by Mesdames Berry and Armstrong, to be held at Mr. Berry's residence…
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One of the most extraordinary incidents in the annals of theatre-going was the attendance at the "Cinderella" pantomime, at Kennington Theatre, of a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bank Manager Honoured. Smoke Concert and Presentation of Gold Watch
When it became known that Mr. W. A. McDonald, the esteemed manager of the Maitland branch or the Bank of New South Wains, was about to retire from the service…
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Though there were many and varied attractions in town on Saturday night, there was a densely crowded house at the Garden Picture Palace, where a special and appropriate…
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There can be no gainsaying the obvious fact that the entertainments presented at the picturesque Garden Palace are steadily gaining in popularity, as well they should, for…
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Messrs. Austen and Mayne's Royal Pict[?]es were sub[?]tted at the Mechanies' Ha? on Saturday evening, the programme being a very fine one…
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The above popular theatre will open up for a season of some of the have dramas of the present age to-morrow (Wednesday) night. The opening…
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The first euchre party and dance arranged by the local Camera Club took place in the School of Arts on Monday night, and was well attended…
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In consequence of the wet weather, there was no performance at the Garden Picture Palace last evening but should the weather prove favourable to-night Monday night's attractive…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →District News. [From Our Correspondent] Denman. Oddfellows' Ball
The inaugural ball to celebrate the opening of an Oddfellows' Lodge here eventuated no Friday night, the 15th insr and was in every respect an…
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The rainy weather precluded the opening of the Garden Picture Palace during the last two nights, but should the weather prove fine to-night, as there is every prospect of…
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To-night the above popular company will,stage, "The Bad Girl of the Family, " a play which has set the English world talking. The production will be…
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