St. Mary's Schools. Annual Concert
The annual concert by the children attending St. Mary's schools was held in the Lyceum Hall, Newcastle, last night. There was a large attendance, and the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
368 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 18 of 19
Wallsend Band Contest
Sir.—I doubt if Mr. Chidgey's letter will be regarded by anyone with even a practical knowledge of the meaning of words as an answer to my letter. It is merely a…
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The full text of the adjudication of Mr. P. Fitness, judge at the brass band competition promoted by the Wallsend and Plattsburg Musical and Literary Society,…
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An appreciative audience witnessed Macdade's pictures at the Victoria Theatre last night. A number of new films attracted much attention. In the second series of "The…
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At King's Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, the Christmas programme will be submitted to-day at the afternoon and evening performances. The star, film is "Two Little…
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The twenty-first week of the Lyceum Pictures will be centered upon at the matinee to-day, when a fresh series of the latest moving pictures will be presented. One of the…
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Under the direction of Mr. Edwin Geach, John F. Sheridan, the popular comedian, will commence a season in Newcastle on Saturday next. Mr. Sheridan will bring with him a…
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The season of Macdade's pictures were was brought to a conclusion in the Victoria Theatre on Saturday. The pictures depicting various scenes in different…
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Amongst many interesting subjects presented at King's Picturescope Palace on Saturday afternoon and evening was a dramatic story "Two Little Shoes." The…
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The change of programme presented by the Lyceum pictures' management at the Central Hall on Saturday served to introduce another batch of good films…
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Sir,—Mr. Froome will admit that it is of the highest importance that everything connected with competitions, whether in "silver Wyandottes" or band contests,…
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On Boxing night, under the direction of Mr. Edwin Goach, the popular comedian John F. Sheridan, supported by a large company, will commence a short holiday…
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There was a large audience at King's Pictures cope Palace last evening, when the well-diversified programme of moving pictures and illustrated songs met with…
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The Central Hall was well-filled last night, the fine series of moving pictures Including "Pocahontas." "In Nature's Realms," and "The Quarryman," being…
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Sir,—"Committeeman's" shuffling reply to my letter is no doubt the overflow from an aggrieved and disappointed mind, and unfortunately a follower of the…
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Sir,—I see that someone signing himself "Another Committeeman" has taken to a bit of rambling. As far as his attack, on Mr. Cork is concerned. I will…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The "Herald" Square Theatre, Broadway and Thirty-fifth-street, New York, took fire during a performance last night and was…
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There was a very large attendance at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, last night, when the programme submitted met with hearty appreciation…
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The Central Hall was packed in all parts last night, hundreds being unable to obtain admission. The programme was one of the most attractive the…
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Owing to the sudden death of Mr. John F. Sheridan last night, as reported elsewhere, the performance which was to have been given at the Victoria Theatre…
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