Frankford's Moving Pictures
The moving pictures shown by Mr. W. Frankford at the Oddfellows' Hall, Auckland-street, last night, when the Newcastle season was commenced, include…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Surf Club's Concert
The members of the Newcastle Surf Club and Life Saving Brigade brought the season to a close last evening with a concert in the Central Hall. The attendance…
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Rich in incident, both pathetic and humorous, built around a powerful plot, capably interpreted and admirably staged, "The Stepmother," a four-act drama by…
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Frankford's Moving Pictures were presented again at the Oddfellows' Hall, last night. There was a fair attendance and the fine selection of films were appreciated. The little…
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"The Stepmother" was repeated at the Victoria Theatre last night by Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's company. There was a fairly large audience present, which included…
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Frankford's moving pictures were a source of much enjoyment to a large audience at the Oddfellows' Hall, Auckland-street, on Saturday evening. "A…
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The sports meeting held on Federal Park on Saturday afternoon in aid of the Wallsend and Plattsburg Juvenile Brass Band attracted a fairly good attendance…
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The Oddfellows Hall in Auckland-street was well filled last night, when Frankford's moving pictures were again exhibited. There was a change of…
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At the Victoria Theatre last evening the Newcastle Players produced the three-act comedy, "Jane," in aid of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, Waratah…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Miss Irene Ainsley will commence her own Australian concert tour in Sydney in the middle of July next…
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At the Central Hall, Kling-street, to-night King's pictures will be shown for the first time. Since his last visit Mr. King has added scores of new flints to his collection, and…
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Frankford's moving pictures will again be shown at the Oddfellows' Hall. Auckland-street, this evening, when the third change of programme is to be submitted. During the…
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There was a well-satisfied attendance at the Oddfellows' Hall, Auckland-street, to witness Frankford's moving pictures on Saturday evening. A complete change of…
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King's Pictures continue to delight large audiences at the Central Hall, and to-night will witness the first production of another series. The subjects include : "Fire…
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The farcical comedy, "Not such a Fool as He Looks," was staged last night at the Victoria Theatre by the members of the Newcastle Histrionic Society. There…
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A large audience welcomed the return of the Dumpier Dramatic Company to Newcastle on Saturday evening, when the Australian drama, "The Bush King," was…
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The production of the Australian drama, "Robbery Under Arms," by the Dampier Dramatic Company, at the Victoria Theatre last night, attracted a…
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"The Penalty of C[?]me," a four-act drama, was presented, at the Victoria Theatre last night by the Dampier Dramatic Company. The plot teems with…
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The season of the Dampier Dramatic Company at the Victoria Theatre was brought to a close last night, when the four-act drama, "Lynch Law," by Henry…
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When spoken to in Sydney on Tuesday, Mr. W. I. Taylor, senior inspector of factories, said, in reference to the Victoria Theatre, that it had been suggested to him…
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