King's Theatre, Thirroul
"Silk Legs" will fee featured at the King's Theatre to-night(Friday). Supported by Mildred Harrison in "Private Affairs" Saturday and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1928
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Entertainments Crown Theatre
To-night, Friday, Clay's Vaudeville and Costume Revue company. Saturday, and matinee at 2.30, Adolphe Menjou in "A Gentleman of…
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"Smoke Eaters", a film of fact concerning the bravery and heroiein of men who protect property and life, will be screened to-morrow night…
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To-night (Friday)—Clay's Vaudeville Company with the ever popular "Ikey." To-morrow—At the matinee and at night, Adolphe Menjou will be starred…
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Owing to bad weather conditions the fight fans did not turn up too well last Saturday evening. However, this did not detract from the quality of the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Radio in the Home You Hear It All Over the Air Dance for Radio. Young's Hospital Appeal
Preparations had been made at the little town of Wombat for a big night in the Memorial Hall last Friday to raise funds for the Young "Chronicle's"…
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The entertainments given by the Tongan Choir in this district were an education at well at a delight to the audience…
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On Tuesday a concert was held in aid of the Soldiers' Memorial Institute, which was a great success, and will benefit the funds of the institution to…
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An exceptionally successful concert was held in the Amusua Theatre on Tuesday night in aid of the Soldiers' Memorial Institute Building Fund…
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A well-defined plot, capable direction realistic settings and virile acting recommend "paying the price." the drama showing at Kiama's Own to-night, not only to the average fan, but also to the…
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"Without Mercy" will be the feature at the King's Theatre to-night (Friday), supported by a special six part drama. Saturday and matinee…
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To-nignt (Friday) Clay's Revue Co., with Little Hermie. Saturday and matinee at 2.30, Laura La Plante in, her greatest comedy riot…
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In connection with the above a dance was held in the Memorial Hall on Friday night, and there was a very good attendance. Splendid music was…
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President W. J. R. Richardson presided over the regular meeting of the Band. Board on Tuesday night, those present being Messrs. Clark, Sargeson,…
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Friday—Clay's Revue Company, with Little Hermie, in h big revue entitled, "On the Rio Grande." This stage attraction has fine scenery, with catchy…
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The Woonona pupils of Miss Beryl and Mrs. E. Ellis, teacher of National find fancy dancing, together with a couple of other artists from Sydney,…
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A meeting of residents interested in the annual bail held for the purpose of raising funds for the Kiama Sub-station was held in the Town Hall on Monday…
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Friday (to-night) Clay's Vaudeville Company. Saturday (matinee at 2.30), Louise Fazenda in a comedy drama or real…
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"The Cruise of the Hellion" with its adventures of the high seas, terror, desperate deeds of daring! love! Romance! treachery! and a struggle to…
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To-night (Friday)—Clay's Vaudeville Company, with Skeeta Cass, will present a comedy entitled "Oh, Uncle.' This should prove popular…
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