King's Pictures
King's pictures attracted a good attendance at the Picturescopo Palace, Newcomen-street, last night. The films, which depicted scenes of an amusing,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Amusements. Victoria Theatre
Maskelyne and Devant's Company repeated their unique performance at the Victoria Theatre last, night in the presence of a very satisfied audience. The…
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Mr. Philip Newbury, the well-known English tenor, will give an operatic and ballad concert in the Central Hall on Tuesday next. Mr. Newbury's fine…
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The usual weekly change of programme will be made at King's Picturescope Palace to-day. The pictures are admirably projected, and being clear and steady they are followed…
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Maskelyne and Devant's Mysteries were again presented at the Victoria Theatre, last evening, before an appreciative audience. To-night there will be a complete change of…
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The concert to be g[?]en in the Central Hall, on Tuesday evening next, by the Newbury-Spada Operatic and Ballad Company, is being looked forward to with considerable interest…
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The programme for Miss Casper's concert, to take place in the Central Hall, on Wednesday next, is advertised to-day. This young lady is the possessor of a contralto voice of…
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Two performances were given at the Picturescope Palace on Saturday. The matinee was well attended, and in the evening there was also a large and…
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At the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night, Messrs. Maskelyne and Devant's company of entertainers put forward a complete and excellent change of…
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To-night, in the Central Hill, the Newburry-Spada Company will give their well-arranged operatic and ballad concent. Mr. Philip Newbury…
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Miss Caspers' vocal and instrumental concert will take place to-morrow evening in the Central Hall. An excellent programme has been arranged for the…
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A large audience greeted King's Picturescope Company at the palace, Newcomen-street last night. The picture, "Lost in the Arizona Desert," was again…
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Messrs. Maskelyne and Devant's company of entertainers had a fair attendance at the Victoria Theatre last night. Mr. Barclay Gammon in his humourous…
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The concert to be given in Newcastle by Miss Ella Caspers, prior to her departure for England, where she will prosecute her studies, is announced for this evening in…
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There was only a moderate attendance at the Central Hall last night, at the operatic and ballad concert given by the Newbury-Spada Concert Company. The…
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At the Central Hall, Newcastle, last night, a very fair audience greeted Miss Ella Caspers, the young contralto, upon her first appearance in Newcastle. Miss…
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King's Pictures continue to delight large audiences at the Picturescope Palace, Newcomen-street, and in spite of the inclement weather, there was an excellent attendance…
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The popularity of the entertainment provided by King's Picturescope Company was evidenced on Saturday, when two performances were given at the…
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"Bluebell in Fairyland," the production with which Pollard's Juvenile Opera Company opened their Newcastle season on Saturday night at the Victoria…
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There was another large attendance at King's Picturescope Palace last night. As on the previous night, the films were all exceedingly good,…
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