King's Pictures
At both afternoon and evening exhibitions at King's Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, on Saturday, the attendance was extremely, large, and the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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The Lyceum Pictures
Standing room only was available on Saturday night at the Central Hall. when a series of new Lyccum pictures occupied the attention of the audience. The…
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Mrs. Wiggs, the cheery optimist of the now famous "Cabbage Patch," and her neighbours kept a large audience at the Victoria Theatre amused and interested…
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A concert will be given by the Suburban Choir, assisted by leading artists, in the Masonie Hal, Wolfe-street, on Wednesday evening. The choir,…
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Major J. W. Scoble, who succeeds Major Paton as second in command of the 4th infantry Regiment, Lieut, B. Solling, who was been promoted to the command to A Coy 4th…
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At the annual picnic held a fortnight ago in connection with the locomotive department of the railways and tramways in the Newcastle district,…
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This week's programme at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, continues to hold public favour, and last night there was again a large audience…
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The story of "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," now being presented in dramatised form by Mr. J. C. Wllliamson's special company at the Victoria Theatre,…
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The Central Hall was well attended last night, when the current programme, which contains a number of highly diverting subjects, was received with…
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The Victorian Band Association to night considered the disqualification Newtown. Newtown recently applied for permission to compete at Ballarat new…
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The concert given by the Suburban Choir in the Masonic Hall, Wolfe-street, last evening, attracted a very large audience, every seat being occupied. The…
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The usual two performances will be given at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, to-day. At the matinee at 2.30 the children's gold medal singing competition will take…
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The Lyceum Picture Company will present an entirely new series of pictures at the matinee this afternoon. A star attraction will be "Pioneers Crossing the Plains in 1819."…
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A concert is to be given by the pupils of Mr. George H. Young in the Masonic Hall on Monday evening, October 12. The Programme contains many attractive features, and the…
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Both matinee and evening performances attracted excellent attendances at King's Picturescope Palace on Saturday, when on entirely now series of moving pictures…
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The Central Hall was very largely attended on Saturday afternoon and evening, when new Lyceum pictures were shown to considerable advantage. "A…
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The capital programme of moving pictures and illustrated songs presented at King's Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, attracted another large audience…
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"The Little Coxswain," a picture of considerable merit, is one of the attractions at the Central Hall this week. The [?]yceum Picture Company have many fine…
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Mr. Frank Thornton as the Rev. Robert Spalding in "The Private Secretary" will start hi farewell season to Newcastle at the Victoria Theatre, this evening. He has…
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Two performanees were given as usual at the Picturescope Palace. Newcomen-street, on Saturday. In the afternoon the children attended in large numbers, and a feature of…
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