Lyceum Pictures
The new series of Lyceum Pictures presented at the Central Hall on Saturday—it is the 104th since the company commenced showing the hall—attracted large…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Madam Calve's Concert
The reception which was to have been accorded to-day to Madam Calve by the Mayoress of Newcastle, has been abandoned, owing to the distinguished singer…
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That the visit to Newcastle of Madame Calve should arouse enthusiam amongst the lovers of music in this district is but natural, for in Sydney, Melbourne, and…
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The current programme of Lyceum Pictures has proved a very popular one. The Escape from Andersonville, a tale of the American civil war; The Girl and the…
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Madame Calve, the great operatic singer, completely captivated a large audience at the Victoria Theatre last night. The visit of the gifted vocalist has been…
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The dramatic side of the programme to be presented at the Central Hall to-day should be of a most striking nature. Four star subjects are announced, viz.,…
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The popularity of Mr. James Brennan't Vaudeville combination shows no signs of abatement, judging from the large audiences and hearty appreciation…
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The current week a programme present by the Lyceum Pictures management at the Central Hall is featured by a well-chosen lot of dramatic subjects, while…
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The Central Hall was crowded last evening, when the programme submitted met with much favour, the subjects chosen being both amusing and instruction. The last…
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The large and appreciative audiences that attend the Victoria Theatre is a genuine response to the excellent programme submitted by Mr. James Brennan's Vaudeville…
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The annual military ball, conducted under the auspices of the Fourth Australian Light Horse, Fourth Australian Infantry Regiment, and the Scottish Rifles,…
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Special attention is drawn by the management to the programme to be presented at the Lyceum Hall to-day. The second series of Picturesque Sydney (taken by…
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Sir,—Anyone would think that a deadly bomb or the bubonic plague is attached to the Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures to heir the cry for their prohibition; but…
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Mr. James Brennan's National Vaudeille Entertainers continue to score excellent business at the Victoria Theatre. An entire, change of programme is…
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The programme of the Newcastle West Juvenile Choir’s concert, to be given in the Masonic Hall. Wolfe-street, on Wednesday evening next, is published to-day,…
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The second series of "Picturesque Sydney" was presented to crowded audiences at the Central Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening, many persons being unable…
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There was a large attendance at the Central Hall last evening, when the Lyceum. Pictures were again screened. Every view shown was interesting,…
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A striking illustration of what can be accomplished by careful training was afforded at the concert given by the Newcastle West Juvenile Choir in the Masonic…
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For the usual two performances at the Central Hall to-day an exceptionally strong series of dramatic subjects has been selected. Included is one of Charles…
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Mr. Hopkins Jones will give another concert in the King's Hall on Wednesday evening, August 31. Several vocal and instrumental artists of the metropolis…
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