Palace Theatre and Prince's Pictures
There is an unusual and appealing romance in "The Beautiful City," to be shown at the Palace Theatre and Prince's Pictures to-morrow evening…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1926
1,609 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 81
Empire Theatre
Nothing is so thrilling on the screen in the spectacular sense as a properly staged fire. How the mere clang of fire engines racing to…
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"Double Fisted." a new Rayart Whirlwind Western starring Jack Perrin will be [?]sown at the Palace Theatre this evening. it has a clean…
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Mark King well-to-do lover of the great outdoors, unable to dwell long away from the everlasting whisper of the great pines, is riding his horse…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Ball Serpent. Not Quite Companionable. the World's Quickest Thing
A naturalist writes: The amiable ball pythons are the most [?] and harmless of the serpents, Although he grows from eight to ten feet long…
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"Little Annie Rooney," featuring Mary Pickford will be screened at the Palace Theatre and Prince's Pictures on Wednesday night. Miss Pickford…
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A euchre party and dance was held in the Parish Hall on Monday evening, in aid of the ambulance. The men's prize was won by Mr. Punch…
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The Strand Theatre have a wonderful array of attractions for the week. To-night Tom Mix will for the last time show you he is "The Beat Bad…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Committee, Ball, &c
The personnel of the Building Committee comprised: Messrs. W. C. Carter (Chairman); S. Stephens (hon. Secretary), J. D. and A. D…
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Mark King well-to-do lover of the great outdoors, unable to dwell long away from the everlasting whisper of the great pines, is riding his horse…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Regent Theatre Chaplin's Comedy Built on Tragedy
The new Charlie Chaplin motion picture comedy "The Gold Rush," has been described by those closely associated with the world's greatest…
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What is said to be the most original plot ever employed in a comedy is woven into Douglas MacLean's "Never Say Die," which comes to the…
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The band rotunda in Kurri Rotunda Park was removed yesterday. It sagged badly a few days ago, and was shored up with strong 15 feet…
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On Saturday night local picture goers are in for the time of their lives. "The Riding Fool" will be screened, supported by "Riding…
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Jack Hoxle and his wonderful horse Scout will be the central figures in "The White Outlaw," which will be featured at the Palace…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Empire Theatre the Story of a Kid with a Fighting Heart!
"Battling-Red-Archin' Bunion", the crowd called him when he capered for their delight. His pugilism sometimes piliful—but always funny…
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What is said to be the most original plot ever employed in a comedy [?] woven into Douglas MacLean's "Never Say Die," which comes to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ladies' Pipe Band. Leave Lyttleton for England. Auckland
As the result of delay in their departure for England, the Australian Ladies' Pipe Band has lost over £1000…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Prohibited Imports. Long List of Pictures and Literature
Mr. Pratten, Minister for Customs, told Mr. Cameron (Q.), in the Federal House, that the Customs Act gave power to prohibit the importation of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Ball Serpent. Not Quite Companionable. This World's Quickest Thing
A naturalist writes: The amiable ball pythons are the most timid and harmless of the serpents. Although he grows from eight to ten feet long…
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