King's Pictures
At the Picturescope, Palace, Newcomen-street, on Saturday, both performances attracted record attendances. In the afternoon at the matinee there was not a vacant seat,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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The Lyceum Pictures
The Central Hall was crowded on Saturday evening, when the Lyceum Pictures in a series of fine new films was shown. The matinee was also largely attended. The…
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The new programme of moving pictures con[?]nues to attract large audiences at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street. Last evening there was not a…
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Excellent audiences have witnessed the Lyceum pictures at the Central Hall this week, the whole series meeting with demonstration of approval. The…
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The East Newcastle Rugby football A team held a smoke concert at the Foresters' Hall on Wednesday night. Mr. T. Johns, president, occupied the chair…
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Record business has been the order at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, during the week, and there is every likelihood of a continuance. Last evening the building was…
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The management of the Lyceum Pictures at the Central Hall are presenting two special attractions this afternoon and to-night, viz., The Arrival of the American Fleet in…
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The programme presented on Saturday at the Central Hall, where the Lyceum pictures are shown, ranks as the best submitted during the regime of the…
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The popularity of the entertainment provided by Mr. W. Herbert at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, was again exemplified on Saturday, when in…
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In honour of the visit of the fleet, the managers of the various theatres have admitted as guests the American visitors. This action has been greatly…
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There was a very large attendance at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, last night, when the programme was much appreciated. The film…
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Another crowded audience witnessed the programme presented at the Central Hall last evening. The last three nights are announced of the present series of…
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The entertainment provided at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, easily maintains its popularity, the weekly change of programme being responsible for this…
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The Central all has been crowded almost all the past week, and the splendid series of pictures has met with unmistakable approval. For to-day and to-night the management…
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At the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, on Saturday afternoon, scores of children had to be turned away owing to the early rush that set in for seats. In the ballad…
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The Central Hall was crowded on Saturday night to witness the fresh series of Lyceum, moving pictures. The film which was looked forward to with most interest was "The…
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Lingford Carson's four-act drama, "The Heart of a Here," was produced by Mr. Edwin Geach's company at the presence Theatre on Saturday evening, in the presence…
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Excellent houses ushered in a fine new series of films presented by the Lyceum Pictures in the Central Hall on Saturday, both afternoon matinee and evening…
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"The Woman Pays" was produced by Mr. Edwin Geach's dramatic company at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening. The story, which is from the pen of…
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The Central Hall was well, patronised last night, and the Lyceum pictures were appreciatively received. "The Tale of the Autumn Leaves," "Rover Drives a Motor," and…
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