Oakdale Ambulance Dance
The splendid sum of £34 was handed over to the Camden Ambulance Service as a result of a dance held last Friday by the Oakdale citizens…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1943
73 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 3 of 4
Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown.“reunion in France.”
Joan Crawford, Jack Wayne and Phillip Dorn are the featured players in “Reunion in France,” showing this Saturday, matinee and night,…
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The little Ashcroft sisters, of Picton, gave a delightful exhibition of tap dancing at the recent Ambulance Ball, at Oakdale, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “Immortal. Sergeant.”
From all the far-flung fields of battle, there has come no more stirring story that the heroic epic of Libya. Approximately enough…
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Excellent support was accorded the dance held in the Masonic Hall on Monday night by the Picton branch of the Volunteer…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “Once Upon a Honeymoon.”
Showing this Saturday, matinee and night, also Monday night. Bringing together for the first time two top stars of the screen,…
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Amongst the matters considered at the meeting of the Wollondilly Shire Council last Thursday was a suggestion Cr. J. B. Cartwright…
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The dance held at The Oaks on Saturday night last in aid of the Camden Ambulance Service was most successful, the cash takings…
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Singing and acting of a high standard were outstanding features of an entertainment staged by…
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It has always been my contention to "let sleeping dogs lie," but a few alleged clever people at the tennis courts think…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “My Sister Eileen.”
A Columbia picture based upon the uproarious stage success which, has panicked the Broadways of the nation for two solid years, is said to…
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Showing this Saturday, matinee and night, also Monday night, this picture is hailed as one of the best films of the year, 20th Century-Fox’s…
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Arrangements in connection with the forthcoming Ambulance Dance, under the auspices of Wollondilly Shire Council…
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The fruits of Tahmoor Soldiers' Welfare Committee will benefit by the gratifying results of a dance, held last Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Talkie Talk. Macquaree Theatre. Campbelltown. “Rhythm on Ice.”
Flashing skates, whirling bodies— streamlined for speed—plus the artistry of such screen favourites as Ellen Drew, Ricihard Denning, Vera…
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Here is something interesting! Mrs. Ingleton's concert party is to give an entertainment at Picton. Lakes Village…
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There was an excellent crowd present at the Patriotic Carnival Dance at the Shire Hall on Friday night; and everyone…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “Pardon My Sarong.”
Abbott and Costello in their brief but spectacular career have portrayed detectives, sailors, soldiers, mechanics, and carnival spielers…
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The Empire Hall, Camden, attracted no less than 525 persons at the Juvenile Floral Ball, organised by Mrs. J. B. Huthnance, on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “The Navy Comes Through.”
Anyone who wonders what the Navy is doing these days need only visit the Macquarie Theatre [?] find out. In “The Navy Comes Through,”…
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