Pictoria Pictures
A big programme will be screened at Pictoria to-morrow (Saturday) evening and on Monday. Charlio Chaplin will then be seen in his famous drink act, in the new…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1916
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Concert Postponed
It is announced elsewhere that the moonlight concert arranged to be held at St. Luke's Church, Homeville, has been postponed until the 21st instant…
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The Picture Theatre was well filled on Tuesday night. "The Circus of Death" was the principal feature of the programme. It proved a most…
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A big programme will be screened at Pictoria Picture Palace this evening, and on Monday. Charlie Chaplin will then be seen in his famous drinks act, in the new…
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The two-act seream "I A.M." featuring Charlie Chaplin in his original drink act will be screened at Prince's Pictures at East Maitland this evening, which, together…
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A very successful children's concert was held in St. Paul's Church of England Mission Hall at Kurri on Thursday night. The programme consisted of an overture by Miss Hilda Raine,…
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A sterling programme was screened at Prince's Pictures, East Maitland, on Saturday evening, in the presence of a large and appreciative gathering. The amusing…
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In addition to another of the highly popular stories of "The Exploits of Elaine," at Mechanics' and Janson's Halls to-morrow (Wednesday) night,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local News the Hospital Ball
A meeting of the ladies is called by advertisement for Friday next at 4 p.m., in the Mechanics' Institute, to wind up the affairs of the Ball,…
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On Thursday (to-morrow) night the star feature will be a William Fox photo play, with the somewhat unusual title, "Should a Mother Tell,"…
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There was a good attendance at the Star Pictures at the School of Arts on Saturday night, and the programme was well received. Photos of several Muswellbrook…
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Another interesting programme will be screened at Prince's Pictures at East Maitland this evening, when an opportunity will be gives of seeing Les. Darcy in his brilliant battle with…
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The School of Arts was crowded on Monday night at the benefit picture entertainment given by the Star Pictures in aid of Messrs. S. Baker and J…
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A grand euchre party and dance will be held in North Rothbury Parish Hall on Pay [?] night. October 13. There will be good prizes. First-class music, and refreshments…
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There was an excellent attendance at Prince's Pictures, East maitland, last evening, when the exciting contest between Los. Darcy and Geo. Chip was screened, in which the brilliant…
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The sad news of the death of Mrs. A. E. Ball, which occurred at Lewisham Hospital during Monday night, came as a keen and sudden shock to her many…
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The programme screened at the Picture Theatre on Tuesday night, attracted a fair attendance. The Luhln drama "The Gulf Between," the…
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The senational Triangle production. "A Child of the Paris Streets," will be the chief item of interest on a firstoless programme to be screened at Prince's Pictures, East…
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The programme to be screened at the Mechanics' Hall to-night is one that is bound to please and interest, patrons to the highest degree In the big…
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meeting of ladies was held in the Mechanics' Institute yesterday afternoon, to wind up affairs in connection with the recent Hospital ball, Mrs R…
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