A Theatre Fire in Shakspeare's Time
The burning of the Globe Theatre, in which Shakspeare had a share, and on the stage of which he was constantly seen, is the subject of an interesting and valuable…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
285 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 8 of 15
Then the Concert Terminated
It was late in the evening, and all the visitors at a house in Broadway, Douglas, had congregated in the drawing-room for a little singing before retiring to rest…
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THERE Pictures still retain their popularity, maintaining a grip on the public through their undoubted excellence. Notwithstanding prevailing sickness…
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A sad eyed man fastened George Dun leavy, box office man at one of the u[?] town theatres, according to the New York correspondent of the "Cincinnati…
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This evening the above function, promoted by a number of Cowra ladies and gentlemen, will take place. Quite a large number have answered the invitations…
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THE was a fine show in the Oddfellows Hall on Tuesday night, and the attractive and diversified programme was thoroughly enjoyed by a good number…
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This function, promoted by a number of Cowra ladies and gentlemen, took place place at the Centennial Hall on Wednesday evening, when a large number attended,…
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The West Wyalong Town Band rendered a select programme on the Recreation Ground on Sunday afternoon. About 300 people attended,…
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For next week only these pictures will be shown in the Commercial Hall—a season of three nights: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. A complete…
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PHILIP LYTTON has surmounted all the difficulties of securing a suitable site to erect his Moving Theatre for Grenfell Show Week, and it is…
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The usual smoke concert under the auspices of the P. and A. Association was held in the Masonic Hall on the first evening of the show, and attracted…
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Over 100 persons attended the smoke social held in the new billiard room erected by Mr L Marshall. Mr J T Noble presided, and…
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THE committee of the above met on Friday 25th August, when following were in attendance—A. Kennedy (chair), G. Findley, J. Clarke, Jno…
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THESE ran a three nights' season this week, some admirable films bring screened, the shows being very good throughout. A series of novelties are…
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ONE of the most popular entertainments during show week was Phillip Lytton's productions in his enormous Moving Theatre. Tuesday night a…
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Excitement has been created in French art circles (writes the "Daily Mail" of 18th May) by the action of M. Claude Monet, the leading…
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WE remind readers that a fine programme will be submitted this (Tuesday) night. Four star pictures will be shown, together with 5000 feet of comic,…
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What should form one of the chief attractions during the forthcoming show week in Cowra is the above. The popular management have decided to…
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There was a large attendance at West's Hall on Tuesday night to witness an exceptionally fine programme of Spencer's pictures. The star picture…
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THE above took place in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday evening last, about thirty-five couple being present. The room, which looted very nice, was…
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