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Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown) · Pictures, dances & concerts

Pictures, dances & concerts, 1943

73 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 4 of 4

Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “For Me and My Girl.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 22 October 1943 · page 6

Judy Gariand and clever players of today carry audiences back to the glories of the vaudeville of yesterday, in a vivid [?] with the…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “Stand by for Action.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 29 October 1943 · page 6

Linking three brilliant Hollywood stars, Robt. Taylor, Charles Laughton and Brian Donlevy, M G M’s. “Stand by tor Action,” showing this…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. the Amazing Mrs. Holliday’

The Campbelltown News · Friday 5 November 1943 · page 6

Deanna Durbin’s latest and most eagerly awaited picture, showing on Saturday, matinee and night, also on Monday might…

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Ambulance Dance Outstanding Success

The Picton Post · Thursday 11 November 1943 · page 1

Under the Auspices of the Wollondilly Shire Council and the District Ambulance, the dance held in the Shire Hall, Picton, on Friday night, October 29, was…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre Campbelltown. “Journey for Margaret.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 12 November 1943 · page 6

Taken from William L. White’s L. White’s best-selling book, “Journey for Margaret,” M—G—M’s story of life in bomb-blasted London, will be shown…

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BURRAGORANG (From our Correspondent.) Dance for Xmas Hampers

The Picton Post · Thursday 18 November 1943 · page 1

A very successful dance was held in the School of Arts hall, Upper Burragorang, on Saturday night, November 6, the proceeds going towards swelling the…

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Talkie Talks Macquarie Theatre Campbelltown. “My Gal Sal.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 19 November 1943 · page 6

Stay in your seats, boys! It’s Rita Hayworth shaking a mean shoulder in the lavish Technicolor musical— “My Gal Sal,” showing this…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “First of the Few.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 26 November 1943 · page 6

Leslie Howard, Anne Firth, and David Niven are the featured player in “First of the Few” showing this Saturday, matinee and night,…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown “Song of the Island.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 3 December 1943 · page 6

Take Betty Grable’s blonde loveliness. Vic Mature’s appeal Jack Oakie’s inimitable brand of humour and set them in Technicolour against…

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The War in Italy - 5th & 8th Armies. Department of Information Pictures

The Campbelltown News · Friday 3 December 1943 · page 1

ENEMY AMMUNITION SHIP RECEIVES DIRECT BOMB HIT FROM BRITISH BEAUFIGHTER. MR. CHURCHILL AND U.S. AMBASSADOR, MR. WINANT. THE TIME HAS COME FOR EUROPE; SAID GENERAL MONTGOMERY…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “Marriage on Ice

The Campbelltown News · Friday 10 December 1943 · page 6

Already hailed as one of the musical must-sees of the season, 20th Century-Fox’ latest funfeast, will be screened this Saturday, matinee and…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre. Campbelltown. “The Talk of the Town.”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 17 December 1943 · page 6

Columbia’s outstanding romantic comedy “The Talk of the Town,” to be screened this Saturday, matinee and night, also Monday night, stars…

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Talkie Talk. Macquarie Theatre Campbelltown. “Assignment in Britanny,”

The Campbelltown News · Friday 24 December 1943 · page 6

Pierre Aumont, brilliant French [?] makes his how to the American can screen in a drama strikingly similar to his own real life experience as…

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