L[?]ceum Pictures
At the Central Hall on Saturday, an excellent programme of moving pictures was shown to appreciative audiences, which filled every seat in the hall. "Into…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Lancers' Smoke Concert
At the Central Hotel, Newcastle, on Saturday night the Newcastle Squadron of the Fourth Australian Light Horse Regiment (Hunter River Lancers) entertained…
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At the Central Hall last evening a large audience witnessed the fine programme of pictures. The last two nights are announced of "Through the…
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For the 84th change of programme a number of dramatic subjects will be presented at the matinee and to-night at the Central Hall. The beautiful love story…
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There was large audience at the Central Hall on Saturday afternoon, and in the evening every part of the building was crowded. The star film is a…
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Hilarity reigned supreme from eight o'clock to nearly eleven at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night, when Mr. Hugh J. Ward's comedy company…
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In the evening the visiting surfites were entertained at a smoke concert by the Newcastle Club in the pavilion on the beach, and the function was in every…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Celebrating a Divorce. Ball in New York. Given by Colonel Astor. London
To celebrate the making of the decree Obsolete in the divorce case, Colonel J. J. Astor gave a great ball to the New York "Four Hundred."…
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The current week's programme presented by the Lyceum Pictures management at the Central Hall It drawing crowded houses, and finds considerable favour…
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Another very large and enthusiastic audience filled the Victoria Theatre, last night, when Mr. Hugh J. Ward's Comedy Company repeated "The Bachelor's…
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At the Victoria Theatre to-night, Mr. Edwin Geach's Comedy Company will commence a three nights' season. To-night and to-morrow Mrs. Frances Burnett's domestic…
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The atmosphere of romance which permeates the plot of "Little Lord Fauntleroy" made its production by Mr. Edwin Geach company before a large and…
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"Little Lord Fauntleroy" was again presented at the Victoria Theatre last evening. To-night Mr. Geach's company will present Sydney Grundey's farcical…
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A most attractive series of pictures is announced to be given at the Central Hall this afternoon and to-night. "Custer's Last Stand" deals with an…
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The programme of Lyceum Pictures shown at the Central Hall on Saturday was up to the usual standard of excellence and variety, and attracted large and…
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That Newcastle likes a good vaudeville show was amply demonstrated at the Victoria Theatre last night, when Mr. J. Brennan's National Entertainers opened a…
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The Central all was crowded again last evening. This week's programme consists of "Custer's Last Stand," which is a grand series of the massacre oil the…
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The Victoria Theatre was crowded last night when Mr. J. Brennan's National Vandeville Entertainers repeated the programme with which they opened the…
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The British Naval Estimates exceed £40,000,000—vide cable. Add £27,000,000 Army and the interest on the National Debt, which is a defence charge pure and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Club Licenses. Sunday Concerts. Deputation to the Premier. Sydney
A deputation from the Professional Musicians' Association waited upon Mr. Wade, the State Premier, to ask for permission to hold club concerts on…
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