Lyric Pictures
In consequence of the School of Arts being engaged for the St. Patrick's Day ball, the above picture company will pay its weekly visit to Corowa…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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Brass Band Notes. the Building Scheme
A meeting of all persons interested in the Border Brass Band's building scheme was held at the fire station on Friday evening last. There was a large…
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To-night Paradise Pictures will screen the fine Irish drama "Slamns Q'Hrien." This star picture was specially selected by Mr. de Courey-Cann before leaving…
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In order to add a touch of realism to moving picture exhibitions, it is customary to punctuate the pictures with the noises we would…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Simple Twine-ball Holder
In looking for a place for a twine ball, Mr. C. Loy happened to see a funnel, and it gave him an idea which be put into practice. He…
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When Mr. de Courcy-Cann, the operator for the Paradise Picture Company, personally selected in Melbourne the film "Shamus O'Brien for presentation…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Scenes at Theatre. King and Queen Present
Their Majesties the King and Queen were present at a charity matinee at the Palladium Music. Hal yesterday, when the entertainment was interrupted…
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A meeting of the above committee was held at the close of the annual meeting on Tuesday evening, when the whole of the delegates were present, the Mayor…
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To-night at the Olympia Theatre the the Paradise Picture Company will screen a double star programme. The first star is "The Venomous Dite." and the second "A…
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A moderate attendance greeted the weekly exhibition of the above pictures on Tuesday evening last. A particularly fine programme was screened, and those…
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About 50 couples were present at the ball held in Urana School of Arts on Tuesday evening, and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves…
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St. Patrick’s Day passed off quietly in Berrigan on Tuesday last, the only form of amusement being a dance in the School of Arte in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North-eastern Pictures
Owing to Mr. L. Bell having sustained a severe loss at Tallangatta, when some 2000 feet of film was destroyed by fire, his stall have come to his assistance…
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This (Friday) evening a meeting of all interested in the proposed building scheme of the Border Brass Band will be held at the fire station, at 8 p.m…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →London Night Clubs Drink and Dance
There was a time in modern English history when the night-bird was without honor—a rather disreputable creature indeed, good enough in a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Albury Town Band. Complimentary Dinner and Social
The president and committee of the Albury Town Band tendered at Mr. J. A Stow's Albion Hotel Social evening to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →M.U. Oddfellows' Ball, Urana, Wednesday, May 13
On Monday evening next the Moore family of entertainers play at Urana, and on Tuesday the company show at Oaklands. Press reports give the performers…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Picnic and Concert at Bungowannah
On Wednesday there was a very large gathering of Bungowannah, Albury and district people at the residence of Mr. W. Paliner, Sidney Ridges, Bungowannah, the…
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The Federal Hall was well filled in the evening for the annual concert, for which a lengthy programme had been prepared. The audience was a typical holiday one…
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The above company screened a splendid programme in Mechanics' Theatre, Albury, last night. There was a big audience, and every picture was applauded. The…
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